... 44 R; and of imports from Africa, Asia, and America, 48,178,0781. The official value of imports from Africa, Asia, and America, 48,178,0781. The official value of Imports from Europe into Ireland was 507,9921. ; and from Africa, Asia, and America, 1 >19 ...

... be expected from this event, bringing the Morocco war to a termination, but there are other indications to show that neither the bombardment of Mogador, nor the defeat ofthe Moors at Isly, hasten the war to a conclusion. It has been long known that it was ...

... by single ships, as many vessels of war as he * and the departure of which would not excite any special notic**. Concurrently with this order, single ships also been sent off from other remote stations on the of Africa and Brazil, and are at this time ...

... the detention for several hours of the New York ba ue William and Francis, Captain P. Fiowery, on the coast of Africa, by a British man of war, sup: to be H.M. brig Forrester. The account professes to be that ven by Captain Flowery, and if it is to be depended ...

... from the Isle of Ascension, where the ‘rmagant touched on the 3ist of May, and-found there the Bann, sloop of war, from the Coast of Africa, having lost ner Captain, Saumarez, and most of her crew, by the vellow fever, and which, she had communicated ...

... to it a much greater importance. Captain Dcs Fosses having under his orders five or six ships of war, will exhibit our flag along the whole coast of Africa and in the Arabian Seas. He will endeavour to extend our good relations with Abyssinia, and our ...

... captain Seignac, of c French ship Deux Soeurs, setting forth that trading on the coast of Africa his ship was searched y an officer belonging to the British ship of war, Madagascar, h treated him in a most brutal manner, contrary to the nations. Subsequently ...

... fluctuations to-day. Consols for Account opened 81$, but die report of * something in from France,’ and * the prospect of immediate war,’ occasioned fall of half per cent The jobbers and brokers have not forgot the late fright, and the market is still agitated ...

... that the Gallic guns are blazing away the unhappy towns and villages of Morocco. The Morocco war is now beginning. It will be as long and as inglorious as the war which has been carried on for the last twelve years against Abd-el-Kader, but it will have ...

... Upto our present writing no event inaddition has taken place which could strengthen the views and reasoning of the war and peace parties in both countries ; indeed the policy of both sides seems to be mystification. The Lon- don Press still continues ...

... proceeded homeward with thirteen shillings and two pence poor's rate in his pocket ! Mayo Telegraph. The Stromboli War-Steamer—Her Majesty's war-steamer, the Stromboli, 1183 tons burthen, still remains in Westport bay, near Innislyre. The object of her visit ...

... THE AMERICAN NAVY. The government report of the war and navy departments of the United States gives as the naval force of that Power total number of 76 vessels of various descriptions. Of these there is one three-decker of 120 guns ; nine ships of the ...