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... AFRICA. The Journal de Marine et des Colonies gives the following intelligence from Senegal :—.-g 4 The war which the Governor, who died on the 18th of October, at St. Louis, undertook against the Moors, required all the forces of which he could dispose ...
... FRENCH SETTLEMENTS IN AFRICA. In former times, and they are not of far distant date, the circumstances detailed in the tollowing communication, which appears exclusively in this Journal, would be attended, it is more than probable, with serious consequences ...
... burning shores of Africa. But so it is, and welondly trust that in this case they will receive as much as they would bring. It is known that our people carry on a considerable trade in gum at Portendiebe, on the western coast of Africa, which trade was ...
... Brigade, to Poo. ash. SHIPPING REPORT. Allllll 4LS. War& IS. Portuguese Ship Setts do Marco, 1. da Misquita Master, from Idusambique Sta. Drcr and Feb. Passengers —One Portuguese. M irt h H . c. Ml op ..1 War Elpbias•ane, John Sawver C ler, Cons BusbirsYatb ...
... AFRICA.-GC4I( TRADE, PORTENDICIC, In addition to the facts we were able to lay before our readers a fey da S ince, in reference to the interruption given to this important trade by the French, we have been favoured with the following copy of a protest ...
... ACTUAL STATE OF THE SLAVE TRADE THE COAST AFRICA. The Slave Trade on the coast of Africa has been lately carried on with renewed activity, from the apathy of the British Government. The Colonial department has been sadly neglected for some time, and ...
... WAR OFFICE. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, Sept. 2G. 4th Foot—Brevet Major J. H. Phelps, from Slot Foot, to Major witliout pur. v. liuveuden, dec. Sth—C. M. Dawson, Gent to be by pur. v. Kirwau, prom, in Foot. 7th—Ens. R. A. H. Kirwau, from Sth Foot ...
... CIVIL WAR IN PERU. LIMA, JAN. 11, 1831—General Gamarra, who has been President of the republic for upwards of four years, had to give up his charge, agreeably to the constitution, on the 20th of December last; but, as he had committed various acts un ...
... t. Africa. Harrow Parket (of Liverpool, 210 $ Henson. to, Africa, 2401 barwood. 34 per 1 copal, 1 hag order—King • Dock (of 30 tonal T Edward.. .Itriea, 1267 oil, Horsfall and Tobin —Prince's hock , Wm. (of Liverpool, 323 too.) Moore, ' fin Africa. casks ...
... LOSS Of TIIK SVPEHBE FRENCH HAN Of WAR. The following is oil extract of report to the hlinisttr of Marine, from Kear-Adnntral Baron ilugon, iluterl on board the Iphigeuie, in the Roads ot Nauplia, Dec. 1833: I hare the [mill'll task of ronmiuniratine ...
... IMPORTED From the 251 h to the 31st July, 1834, inclusive, By 1 Vessel from Africa, 1 Mauritius, / Jamaica, 1 Trinidad, 1 Demerara, 1 Buenos Ayres, 1 Pernambuco, 1 Maranham, 1 Ceara, 3 New Orleans, 5 Charleston, 2 New York, 1 Montreal, 1 St. Petersburgh ...
... consider of prolonging the period of quarantine upon arrivals from Africa, and that rigorous measures would be adopted. Many merchant vessels which had completed their lading for Africa, fearing the quarantine, to which they would be subjected on their ...