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... and, a few week# before her armal at 6t. Helena, when off the Island of Sl Thoroa#, on the coast of Africa, she waa brought to a British brig of war (the Fenian, our informant thioka), her intoicea and other paper# were demanded and examined, and she ...
... operations, sill tending, not, pretended, to terminate the war with Morocco, but to exasperate the Moorish people, and render l»eacc impossible. The ('onstitntwimel nay*, with great truth, that the war can only finished in the mountains, and that the destruction ...
... rrct*ived from Angola, it m® tliat C‘;«|>tain Elliott, commander of the English brigof-war Columbine, had stiz-d two Portuguese s'essel®, at Z ...
... become serious, were the object of solicitude The neecasiiy pf sheltering our possessions in Africa from and reiterated in cur-ions, had obliged carry the war into the empire .Morocco. Our brave land and sea armies, worthily commanded, have attained with ...
... which he insisted on keeping the army. He has been succeeded by Marshal Gerard (the besieger of Antwerp,) both as Minister of War. and President of the Council. The change is supposed to be rather favourable to the popular cause. appears now to be certain ...
... there were authorities on tbe other side. In 1816. Lord Lansdowne described it a war lax, and said,—•• wa* only called for by the pressing exigencies of war, and with tbe war it ought to terminate.’’ Lord Grenville described the tax “odious and inquisitorial ...
... that, as soon tbe blue-book bad circulated, he should call the attention of the House to die report of the Committee on South Africa, aod move resolutions thereon. FOREIGN WINES, the motion of Alderman Thomi'sow, a return was ordered of the quantity of foreign ...
... shipped back to the coast of Africa, in the hope that they would illuminate the whole of that benighted country. was rejoiced at that. Once on time the Americans thought they never could gel enough of the slaves from Africa; now they find that they have ...
... Auxiliary to the Society for the Extinction of th plone, and for the Civilization of Africa, ackneo t mak having received the following sums :—Legacy, beth Davis, a native of Africa, to help the effort now your in behalt of that hitherto unbappy and oppressed ...
... that Marshal Clausel had suffered a defeat in Africa? Most assuredly, he could not, without compromising the honour and dignity the British Throne. The French press must aware the fact, that the war in Africa continued, in open violation pledge given bv ...
... Derby has promised to submit. Tub News from the Caps.—At last have it proclaimed that the wasteful, irritating, and devastating war at the Cape of Good Hope manifestly approaches a conclusion, and the only honourable or j conclusion—the triumph of the British ...
... modification the Cabinet, Marshal Soult being, of course, the new War Minister. All is conjecture, andean be little else, however, as to the views of the Marshal, on which all depend. As War Minister, will be welcomed the existing Ministry. The department ...