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... independence Egypt, with 'he design, at the death of Mehemet Ali, of extending dominion into that coveted portion Africa. The manifesto war i-sued the Sultan was i v the mosques of Constantinople on the 14th of hj'ie. le Sultan has furnished with funds ...
... view, than the progress f French aggrandizement in Africa. War prosecuting in that country its most afflicting form, without anv apparent provocation, any alleged motive, any definite object—a war of aggression, conquest, and plunder against the agricultural ...
... all c and ibe afadition monopolies. Under such ruler there may yet bfe for the Ottomans. SOUTH AFRICA. We regret to find, hy arrives fr«*m Smith Africa, that war between the Zooln*, fri>»e the ...
... and revolutionary principles; now that France can be kept quiet at home by war in Africa; and that continent is before France for her to exercise her armies, indulge the love of war and conquest and gratify that love of glory conspicuous in the French character; ...
... presented a petition from large number of merchants trading to the south of Africa, complaining of war now going on between the natives and the English settlers in the south Africa, and praying for the establishment of a new British colony there, upon principles ...
... her marine to conquer Gibraltar. 5. The cities of Africa, viz.—Tunis. Algiers, &c shall be French possessions, and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war shall be given indemnities to the Kings of and ...
... of Arabia Africa of war from 10 British and person our quarter whieh Sir W Grant Sir receired from liberality to the uu of his port Muscat be ffculty in procuring popular who service first of opening to commercial bis Highness’s Arabia Africa are the American ...
... out at Charleston, though at the latest dates the cases had been but few. We regret to find, by arrivals from South Africa, that the war between the Zoolas, tribe of the Caffre nation, and the emigrant farmers from the Cape of Good Hope, still rages; the ...
... army probably thrice as large as tbat of England, a navy not much inferior, and the same time a body of 50,000 men in Africa the war establishment, together with a vast body of paid civil functionaries, required for a population of thirty two millions ...
... Sir Minto trial prisoner in Paris Journalsv The of Ibe in were paid for peace is contradicted The Moniteur fears are of war Africa Fesch maternal ancle died Rome instant year-of age The conveyed to despatch Cardinal is immensely rich senior Cardinal of ...
... this is till they are likelv to get hv if, or indeed hy anything connected with their possessions and conquests in Africa. Spain, tin* war begins to langutsh ; and Don Carlos is said have fallen into a had state health. From Portugal the last arrivals bring ...
... AFRICA. By the new treaty which has been concluded between the French Government and the Regency of Tunis, the Bey of Tunis renounces entirely for himself and his successors, the right of authorizing in time of war, vessels to cruise against the merchant ...