... impolitic, exciting discontent, and leading to resistance and war. PROCLAMATION. By his Excellency the Hon. Geo. Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope, in South Africa, and of the cies thereof, Ordinary and Vice-Admiral of ...

... received. She brought old Government stores, and supernumeraries from the squadron in the River Plate and on the coast of Africa, among them Lieut. Hughes, of the Contest, which brig has proved herself a most excellent vessel in every point. By this arrival ...

... ft.. Mr Thornhill's Egeria, 9st. 21h. against Lord Ches. terfield's Achorite,, 7st. 21b. T.Y.C. 200 h. ft. Off' by consent. AFRICA.-The French at Algiers are actively preparing to include the great plain of Mitidjah within their military posts. Coleat, ...

... Lucullas, Lafoureade, Octo- ber 19, from Bordeaux-the Cornwall, Bell, and Car- natie, Brodie, October 19, from Portsmouth-the War- rior, Brown, October 19, from Neweastle-the Thomas Grenville, Thornriill, October 21, from London-the Wellington, Liddell, ...

... Viice'nts 'to Que~bec I wats totally -lost inte StLurence, two men drowned. The Anne, 52lidgley'. was Clostr in, B Rasiver, (~Africa,)I in. jtly laeit,. G 6reenoelt, N4ov. 19. -The Foyle steamer, from hence' for Londonderry, fell in with, 'on' Wedlnesday ...

... president returned him his sword. ?? hope this inquiry may prevent in a great degree this mode of punishknent on board our war steamers, We are well aware that since the introduction of steam vessels in her M)lajesty's service in very many of them this ...

... Captain the Hon. Mont;igu Stopfordl, are the only meyr of war fitting at this port for foreign service- the latter ship will shortly proceed to the tediterra- neon. The Firebrand, first class war atearmer, recently fanucliel from this yard,. ie under orrders ...

... would be excluded fior ever Iromn all the unarkets dt of Asia, of ?? Indian Arclaipelagos, acod of tilh atl eastern colast of Africa. - The events, adds thue oh: D)cbats,. welicls occurred ita tle cast witlhin the Inst tit year, indicate tile value whlich ...

... ervice. The favourite regiment appears to be the 6St.3 The fo'iowing irnporetant cireular has ja-zst been issued front the War Oice_-:-Doubts have arisen as to whether soldiers who hiave enlisted, or -who may bereafter etilist, under the provisions of ...

... are on passage to England w ithl freights. 11l.1.5. Hyacinth. 18, Commanider P. Scott (1641), is ordered from the coatst of Africa to the Wesot Indies. HM.S.'s slooP Hazard, IS, Commnander Bell (1830). and the Niorth Star, 26, Captain Sir J. Home. Bart ...

... Madagascar, prepasratory, it was sue- ix pected. to some Iaggressi to operattioiis Rac~iaiit that island. ?? was no rtaita of war at Sr Helena at the ahose date. ?? Ascension, bowkeser, thre news is good dysentery, which he hal so loii~s provafiled in'the ...

... le, Bart. the Commander-in-Chief. The Alert, 6, Commander Ellis, arrived this morning at Spit- head, from the west coast of Africa, whereon she has been em- ployed. in the suppression of the slave trade. Although not in- cluded in the regulations with regard ...