... ANOTHER AFRICAN OUT-.AE. (Frm as EzqqiWr.) A very scandalous and discreditable disauter =as occarred on tlhe Weat Coast of Africa, where puch iocurnees, how- ever, are by no means uncommon to the Englieh,. or to the French either; for our allies are rather ...

... . A requisition of the creditors, stating tb their belief that the bankrup: has made a full disclosure of ot b is affairs, wars laid before the commissioner, who said he A would a!low the examination of the bankrupt to be re- ga opened. The meeting was ...

... British Minist-r at Teheran, to make war on f Persia. The Porte has declared that its attitude towards the Shah will depend on the course pursued by Russia. I AMERICA. LivanEPooL, SUNDAY Nrarv.-The royal mail steam- ship Africa, Captain Shannon, arrived at 6 ...

... amount insured had risen to 238,066,0001., showing an increase of almost double, notwithstanding the pressure of the contlnental war, and the consequently heightened taxation. In 1815, the value of the property insured was 884 millions, which in 1841 bad arisen ...

... token of the royal approval. Ct ANOTHERI LITTLN WAn.-We regret to announce the v probability of another of England's little wars. The latest Ge papers from the Cape relate that the frontier is once more a threatened by the unquiet bands of Kaffirs who ...

... and 7th Dragoon Guards, with a regiment of light cavalry, and it is supposad the 16th Lancers, will embark for the seat of war. ,Each of those regimente will be augmented during the winter months by volunteers from other cavalry regiments, and the mounted ...

... traffic the most lucrative of any in the world. The de- demand for slave labour is great and pressing, and the sup- ply which Africa affords is practically boundless. Capital will uever be wanting where there is promise of so vast a profit, and the only points ...

... Genevieve, wbich for Paris sgnilles the northern conquerors retreating east wards. At the point where the two monumental read, of war and of peace meet might be raised with perfect pro- priety the triumphal column, the erection Gf which it is our wish to realise ...

... as dividend). Ilis usual balance-was betweent 1o0l, and 2001. Mr. Bluzztrd ?? said he was staff surgeon during the Crimean war, and iiad had a large expirianceI i nbowel complaints. He had heard ithe medical evi, -denoe, and the descriptiou of the post ...

... an as- signmeut, and that thereby the legal estate vested in him. A verdict was had for the plaintiff at the trial, wbhich war set aside by the Court of Etthequtlr, eih dikeeted an issue to try a point taiged hy the notice to quit, wbidh ?? served for ...