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... Africa, ttt. War muted firU veud, forfeit /«'««. •tats- GOOD HOPE. SlVjCil'OllE -.. b» lAVI Amd M NICE A. ' t The A U.iiiAi-heiU Ship H AIUMNGS, Jot Tu'tnsron, Master U'lrthtn per rr-i.;»r ions, new end tails well, aa*! firsuptfta uly txitecU'ii lo mr>ivt ...
... and the Bengalee languages. AFRICA. War in Africa.—Captain Lawrence, who arrived at St. John's lately from Africa, states, that when he left Gambia, on tiie 21st December, the British troops and militia were er.gaged open'war with the ...
... arid from demanding to know France is fitting out new armaments, in or'er to main:, in h.-r on the northern coast of Africa. Should war break out, Algiers will important anchorage for French cruiners. short, the aspect of European politics is exceedingly ...
... to procure the conquest of Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, Funis, Algiers, &c. re /*c in the possession the French ; anil on a general peace, all the conquests made the French in Africa during the war were lo given to the King* of Sardinia and Sicily. ...
... few days since to a gentleman of Carn arvonshire peace an d of war. By troth these she might attain to very with these words • I have no donut that the lords will „ • extentled sway : the wars that wou ld b e p ro fitable to her are pass the bill. —At a ...
... hi* attack.- —Wrm/ay THE WAR ALGIERS. appears officinl unt* from the French poanon* Africa, that war ha»l broken out between Fiance ami Abdel K nler. ft will war the knife one ilevolaliun—f*.r the Arab chief ha* tubs* a bull war.’’ and ...
... PRoSrEcTS OF BRITAIN.) TuErt — E are two paths of greatness open to Biltain, those of kete and of war. By both these she might attain to very ettended sway : the wars that would be profitable to her are those which are at a distance; her field of battle does ...
... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...
... SALBS OP THE wERK. -port. Wedron tli b ' • • • • V' 't• t • f b F•h d Ch h dens need not attend isi a ion ees a o ib e . urc war AFRICA. . i . . e 0 vious impossibili - ty of maintaining We were sixty-eight days on the island, living principally on - ----- ...
... Africa. Cape a Good linpr 6 galls la I pegs grim. I pm, rum _ Madeira 211 WWI. nnurira. MonMusl 4 tarn galls 4 tons ISO frlts butter, fic almouds, currants, 34 modlatA 071 Mk MI four, 003 gmts galls I pun rum. If Iht pock, 34 Irks laattee—Queter 4e almomls ...
... AFRICA. I'll* William HMKbon* J. CVcus-, with 1100 palm nil iMinor-u th- 'hant le>-(b 8 keg* gum copal lu tom wood for C. Hnr.f*ll and T. Toiiin—ln the Prince's Dock. The '•.(# ...
... africa. .1 11 1-6011 iW Awn lot Liverpool) J Clegg. Africa. •if tuns, Princes Dot*. 11110 imam oil. &I whimmi 11 elephant teeth. tkegs gwo about IS wood. goods Monied. tor C Kai & 'not. tot Liverpool) W Richard; [tomAM, es Dock. with about 130 buviasik ...