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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 ...
... St, John's, N. B. City Gazette, “Open War Africa —Capt. Lawrence, who arrived here yesterday from Africa, states that, when left Gambia, the 21st December, the British troops ami militia were engaged, in open war, with the Mandugoes ; a severe engagement ...
... been received die North South American, Coffee-house. (From the New Brunswick Papers.) Open War Africa. Capt: Lawrence, wiio arrived bere yesterday from Africa, states that when left Gambia, the 22d December, the troops and militia had a severe engagement ...
... Consol market has shown tendency to advance to-day, but not any material degree; and business continues extremely limned. War Africa. A quarrel has arisen between the King of and Chief Gowlin, which ihreaiens fresh disturbances to the people of the Gold ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... AFRICA {Fromthe S: John’s, nrm Brunswick, Ci’’j Gazelle.) Open War in- Akkica. —Captain Lawrence, who arrived here yestciday from Africa, states, that when he left Gambia, on the 21st of December, the British troops and militia were engaged in open war ...
... AFRICA. Captain Lawrence, who arrived at St. John's lately from Africa, states, that when he left Gambia, on the 21st of December, the British treops and militia were engaged in open war with the Nlamlingoes ; a severe engagement had t.ll:en place on ...
... AFRICA, A letter from Ttipoli of August 3d states—“ Affairs here present singularly complicated appearance. The country is in open revolt; the town is a prey anarchy, besieged the rebels, who have seized the neighbouring forts. The Bey shut up in the ...
... AFRICA, By accounts roci-lved from Africa, it appears that quarrel has arisen between the King Ashantec ant! Boittecne, Chief of Gtrotin, which threaten fresh disturbance to the peace of the Gold Coast. The origin and consequences tliis rrcl, ? . ongly ...
... AFRICA. fowl of Gui'eeo—Tbe Favourite 18, was {trailing off ibe Boony River, on the 6:h of Auguit. looking after a slsv, vessel which was trady for tea The Slave Trad* i* exceedingly h'i'k 13 vessels with cargoes on to pur> chii- Ibe slives being between ...