... to which he succee and has managed, by a series of judi his power. He has a standing army his territories in Arabia and Africa ; war, from 64 to 10 guns-. He has meat to the British Government, an our expeditions to the Persian Gul that quarter, on which ...

... peace, one of the most powerful instruments of our rising prosperity, it must be known that we are ct all times ready fas war. AFRICA. Insurrection at Bona. — By letters from Bona, of the 29th, it appears that an attempt at insurrection was made by some ...

... moment, to be Ihe principal lion the saloons Paris, was one of those who accompanied Smith’s expo ditinn meridianal Africa, wcats the war dress of the Amazula tribe. The upper part of his body covered with long buffalo manes: Icopatds' tails are suspended ...

... the most lively regret. After great loss or treasure end ot human Hfe, and the desolation of the fairest regions South Africa, the war has indeed been terminated; but bow far effective security has been taken against the recurrence of similar calamities ...

... 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 ...

... enter Constantine the lath (alt),'' Letters from Toulon and Marseilles mention that large reinfbroeenents for die army in Africa war* about being embarked. The Faria papen of Sunday oondnue occupied with the oecumiMU at Liabao bathe beginning lut month ...

... and which had bequeathed to the present Cabiuet the war in Africa, with all its conco- mit nits. If the system of violence against which so much had been said was synonymous with the system of war, that system had be, n bequeathed by the former to the ...

... Lisbon. Sailed. the Ontario, Hutchinfor New York; the Eliza, Hadden, for the Cape of Good Hope; the Guinneaa, for Africa; and others, war -bound. Arrived from the River, and remain with the outward-bound. the Elizabeth Frith, Hall, for New York; the Saxon ...

... AFRICA. A vessel arriving from Alexandria, Tripoli, and Tunis, announces that the Prince de Joinville was expected in the first of those cities, and that two Egyptian ships of the line were to go out and meet the frigate the young Prince is on board of ...

... commence another war. Doubtless the character and I manners of these barbarous tribes are sufficiently well t known to you to require any description, but subtle and crafty and troublesome in peace, and neither asking nor giving quarter in war, together with ...

... FRANCE and AFRICA Tidings of the expedition under General have reached the War Office. Our troops have marched from Oran to Tlemcen, and from Tlcracen to the Camp at the mouth of the Tania, without firi/ig a shot. When the despatches left. General Bugeaud ...

... so barbarous done by an European army for a hundred years, except our own Colonial exploits in South Africa, or General JACKSON'S in the Indian wars in America. It is satisfactory to be convinced that in this instance - such a deed must bring its own ...