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... arrived is moi from for orders— on Sunday morning last, 4 ocloc! jock, in lat. 48, 50., long. 12. 30., a fleet of ships of war and a steamer) ; they were standing to the S.W., witha rong breeze from W.N.W., under reefed topsails—-no courses or top- ilant ...
... and not being of greater ralue than ISa. tbe cwt. thereof , War, Beet: rut. nnlileaebeff, the 110 0 —in any degree bleached the Ctrl. 3 0 0 —lmported from any Britiah possession ioAsia, Africa,or America,viz. unbleached, (now from all Brituh posse salons) ...
... turns out that events of a most appalling character occurred on board the United States brig Somers, on her yoyage home from Africa, which were not disclosed by the officers on her arrival, because it was thought best that the publication should be made ...
... erected in China or its neighbouring provinces. important mission has been opened among the free blacks of the western coast of Africa. A second, one already approved by the Holy See, is preparing to carry the torch of faith to the numerous tribes of Caffraria ...
... dilatory ways, and compel them at length decide in word either for peace or war. The following is the document.sucb it has reached our hands: *TheAustrian army is completed Jo thefull war complement. •* * The roads are covered with military convoys. * The Tyrol ...
... with AFFQGNHAN WAR, Mr. ROEBUCK rose fur the purpose of putting a question tothe right hon. Baronet at the head of her Majesty's Govern: ment. The noble Lord (Lord Russell) had asked whether or not the papers relating to the Affghan war would be laid on ...
... SLAVER—NINE MEN KILLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED. We merely alluded yesterday to a report which had reached us from the coast of Africa, of a most gallant and successful engagement on the west coast between t\:9 boats of one of her Majesty's ships and a large ...
... Rear-Admiral Bingham is appointed Commander-in-chief in the East Judies, and Capt. Wm. Fairbrothsr Carroll, C.B. to command the Wars pile, 71, fitting at this port, for the flag of the Rear- Admiral.—Lieuts. Geo. F. Herbert, (from tbs Albion.) Augustus Arabin ...
... inasmuch they look forward to the co-operation of France, should a war break out on that question. In the mean time the Americans are fitting out expedition to proceed to the Coast of Africa, to cruize there and protect the interest of the American commerce ...
... Aug. 18- The flag Rear-Admiral Warren was hoisted on board the Badger, and that ship, and the Ghaiybdis, were the ou!y men of war dt the Cape. The latter was to sail for England on the arrival of the Pelnrus from Ceylon, and was expected to the Cape a fortnight ...
... India Dock from St. Helena,has brought home the crew of the brig Ladj Sale, of Liverpool, which was seized on the coast of Africa by a Portuguese man-ofwar on suspicion o£ being fitted out for the Slave- Trade. The Lady Sale belonged to the respectable ...
... Wexford, on whom Louis XV. conferred the noble title, derived from ancestral estate that county, forfeited during our civil wars The Count's wife, Miss Masterson.whom well recollect, was of equally honourable lineage in the same district; so that our Marshal's ...