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... refembiing & t onion, the mod Tncmanners jße lavages the interior Africa, difftt but little from thole of the Hottentots. An opulent Dutch gentleman advanced abovesoo league! toward the heart Africa, going cacoe. from river 10 river, ...
... V,tides from all the Papers Saturday. Coik. Kovemher 5. .•'THURSDAY itthe l*ox Schooner of n- X. don, from the Co.ill of Africa, w.'U Klcs»li ...
... foil, like-that oi the whole continent of Africa and Arabia,. Items ehTitr l«lt or to produce it. In the midft of tliefe minerals of various qualities, in the mtdft of the fine reddilh coloured land peculiar Africa, the earth of the valley thtough which ...
... all times, ami in ajl ages, been treacherous and infidious to thefe kingdoms but at no time more conspicuous than the laft war, in the year >7so, when, French artifice, and unprovoked on our fide, they had the impudence to invade Bengal, and caule a diverfion ...
... that , bv the arrival of. thofe rendered the General. Corhwallis'a for- attempt ¢ Dutch war. hes diverted cight thi es frigates; from the genera ee jed ofthe war with e and rica; atid yet, hftanding the tnefs of this for we have ev reafon to ieve that ...
... getting Seamen to man the Ships upon that lince the American War. Being atkeil, whether, lincc the Prohibitory AS, new Trade, adequate to the former, was rot followed billing on- the Coads of Africa? He granted there was, which perhaps may employ many Ships ...
... fccretary ot war’s arrangement troops tor the enthing ye:t. His royal highnei’s the prince of Wales will, it (aid, (hortiy become a member the outer of tee mafonry, majelty himl'elf a for that purpofe. They write from Toulon, ...
... is the 14.th of April. . > ! The grand fleet now equipping for will be the moft formidable of any that has failed during the war; We hear it is to confift , capital fhips the line, befides frigates. Hoops; firqfhips, bomb-ketches, and tranjports. This fleet ...
... and taken 14 fcnziifli Weil ; and the Albion trtan war 74. guns, one Admiral Byron's fqtjadron, that UO2l fiont the fleet Itonu, and put into Lab rent, had taken her way America Come French men of war. LONDON, October In the prelent Uncertainly, vaiiety ...
... cfiicer, prfuner uf war in lund, defcribing the cu@oms and manners of the inh in taats of Dabite 5 the theatres, rouis, drums, &c. pr. hallp.—The Univertal Gazeteer: or, a of ty Knewn World, With feur large maps of Europe, J od Africa, and America; and ...
... prifoner of war in Ireland, deferibing the cufloms and manners cf the inhabitan's ol Dublin ; the theatres, routs, drums, &c. Pr r>d. halfp.—The Univerfal Gaieteer: or, a Defciption the Kn*«n World. With four large maps of£urope, Afia, Africa, and Aracric ...
... Liverpool to Africa, mentioned to be taken lutne time ago. ~ • A letter from Corunna, of March 20, fays, On the 10th inft. 40 leagues from the coaft of France, the Achilles, a French man of war of 62 guns, fell in with an Hnglifh of four (hips of war and a frigate; ...