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... Africa, ttt. War muted firU veud, forfeit /«'««. •tats- GOOD HOPE. SlVjCil'OllE -.. b» lAVI Amd M NICE A. ' t The A U.iiiAi-heiU Ship H AIUMNGS, Jot Tu'tnsron, Master U'lrthtn per rr-i.;»r ions, new end tails well, aa*! firsuptfta uly txitecU'ii lo mr>ivt ...
... . TTi« Cmidell, to? Bodon* Ibundercd ort fiav: rrew* WilKams, Snnth, fem for Africa, war , (he 87th Ime, in A Rfer. by Amenceu veStl from Batavia bound Rif itae, for Africa, ret Urn* damage;; fofife the 89th Dec. tßia^4« •• ..i ..v- Sih VrawrA Iflfe ...
... Gibraltar. « s—The5 — The towns in Africa, fuch as Tunis, Al- giers, &c. to be taken pofleflion of by the French, and at a general peace, all conqueffs which might have been made by the French in Africa during the war, are to be given as indemnities to ...
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... be to six. Tax IN AFRICA ENDED.—The war in Africa is reported to be at an end. Abti-el-Kedar is compelled to succumb to the irresistible power of France. Frightful beyond conception is the misery which so protracted and cruel a war has entailed upon the ...
... to procure the conquest of Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, Funis, Algiers, &c. re /*c in the possession the French ; anil on a general peace, all the conquests made the French in Africa during the war were lo given to the King* of Sardinia and Sicily. ...
... uovernment steamer the Polyphemus, sailed from Marseilles yesterday (the 12th,) for Malta, with the London mail, for India. THE WAR AFRICA. Telegraphic despatches announce that on the 7th, the Governor-General was still at Mostaganem. General Lamoriciere and ...
... few days since to a gentleman of Carn arvonshire peace an d of war. By troth these she might attain to very with these words • I have no donut that the lords will „ • extentled sway : the wars that wou ld b e p ro fitable to her are pass the bill. —At a ...
... with affectation, spoke of fortune and hazard. General Lebreton made war Africa with us, and he knows better than anybody by what service that man (pointing to the Minister of War) has succeeded arriving where he is. As for my part, anything astonishes ...
... I see the preparations for war in the repairing the old fortifications-in the construction of military roads-in the increase in the defences of ports and harbours, dockyards, and naval arsenals. The cessation of war in Africa has left large army without ...
... hi* attack.- —Wrm/ay THE WAR ALGIERS. appears officinl unt* from the French poanon* Africa, that war ha»l broken out between Fiance ami Abdel K nler. ft will war the knife one ilevolaliun—f*.r the Arab chief ha* tubs* a bull war.’’ and ...
... PRoSrEcTS OF BRITAIN.) TuErt — E are two paths of greatness open to Biltain, those of kete and of war. By both these she might attain to very ettended sway : the wars that would be profitable to her are those which are at a distance; her field of battle does ...