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... eny, froam Algoa Bay -Ti mandro, Ibth, from Leodoot-Faeey, 35thr, frrrm Liverpool. Charter, 19th, from west coart of Africa, and war loading for - London-Jastinia lath from Algiso Bay-James, from Olnagow -Isaac, from Algon Bojr?Laaiin? from Greoooeh? ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibit- ing the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on she coast of Africa, to en- force these treaties. ...
... AFRICA.-TIIR SLAVE TRADE, &c. The Iphigenia frigate, Commodore Sir Robert an ?? arrived at Portsmnuit from, Fil nn months cruize en the coant of Africa, luring or which the slave tradle received a greater blow iti than at any period since the abolition ...
... in a position to inform you that war is so far resolved upon by the French Government that the corps, which are to commence the campaign, have already been designated, and orders have been given to the ministers of War to frame ope. rations. It is strongly ...
... se sailed for the coast of Africa, tourching at Madeira. The offieirs and crew of the transport Adventure, Master- Commander Peter Wellington, were paid off yesterday at the pay-office in the dockyard. The Tyne sloop-oF-war, 22. is or- dered to he co ...
... Naples. Midshipmen—R. Roberts and A. #. O. Young, to the Cen- taur steam frigate, for the coast of Africa—T. M. M. Wynyard to the Dolphin, 3, coast of Africa—H. R. Stewart to the Impreg- nable flag ship, at Devonport—M. E. Smithett to the Ocean flag ship ...
... Bart., the Commander-in-Chief; and the Phoenix war steamer. On her way to Lisbon, from Malta, the Amazon, 26. At Gibraltar, the Virago, war steamer. On her way from Malta to Gibraltar and the coast of Africa, the Siren, 16 . At Malta, the Ceylon, 3 2, receiving ...
... Tone; Cygnet, Camne- ron; Union, Metcalf; Nelson, Peacock -,aid Guar dian, Kirton, all from Lwondon, with goods, have put into War de Grace, a small harbour between Gotten- burg and Marstrand. r The Diligent, T'ickle, from Limerick to London, was captured ...
... April 18, from the swest of Africa. The Fanto me sailed from Ascension April 6th, for the Ca pe, with the despatch en for Adin ral Elliot to proceel to China. The Scout sailed, April 18, from St Helena to the coast of Africa. Her Majosti'a discovery ships ...
... tb the coast of Africa for a slave cargo, and was a re- markablj fast sailer. Captain Matson appears to have retained that ?? intuitive watchfulness for slavers in the West Indies for wbicE he was so distinguished on the coast of Africa, and which lea ...
... the coast of Africa, to be under the orders of Commodore Sir C. Hlothain. She first pro- ceeds to the island of San Nicholas, with Mr Rotbery, the corm- missioner of the slave court; thence to Boa Vista and Sierra1 Leone. All men-of-war in future going ...
... no doubt, had given amlple cause of war if this country chose to reso9rt to force to compel her to carry out her deliberate engagements, le doubted, however, if the House of Coumons wVoubl respond to a call for war oln suchl grouns at the present moment ...