... Squadron.—From the following communication from Havre, it appears that the French people have an opinion that our Heet of men-of-war and steamers have proceeded to sea with a much more important object than to cruise about merely to test their relative capabilities ...

... her engines and sailing qualities. Sir C. Napier, was on board. Tyne, 26, arrived yesterday from Ireland. Arachne. sloop-of-war, was launched this afternoon, at four o'clock; she will be taken into dock and coppered, and will, it is said, be commissioned ...

... Green, end Longmans. MR. WALKER'S WORK ON AFRICAN MISSIONS. On Thursday will be published, in I vol. 8vo., /ISSIONS in WESTERN AFRICA among the Bulloms, Soosoos, &c. &c.; being the first undertaken by the Church Missionary Society for Afrca and the East. With ...

... Forces in the East Indies, and to every matter allusive to our India Community, gives to the new grand spectacle of thse BURMESE WAR, an importance surpassing any of the former mimno-dramnas of the Amphitheatre. This magnificent historical piece is nightly ...

... d g owerder. are. 01W-e1n-dently hope thv t there ll be no. war with ilusal flengglish Ambassador} as welt s the Austrian, Prenchs;; and~ Prinslanl Aittassadors, io evey ting to psevene war. Tbse turlus wfith fdr peace. -, people, = B.. Pmsthluaorw, ...

... Cadeli and uV. Davits, Strand. Of -whom mav he had, bh the fame ALtthur, An Account ol Travsls into the Ititerior of Southkrn Africa. Containing O-fervations on the Gc.ogy and (;eography of the Southern Part of that Couttinent, fkerches of the l'nyficaL and ...

... -British Isles-Soath America- 9. Brazil, Persia, Germany (Central). Western Africa. at. Northern Germany, Denmark, and 17. Ireland - Palestine - Nubia anid Southern Africa. Abtyssinia-Canada, New Bruns- i wick, aid Nova Scotia. 'We bcve taken some pains ...

... VOYAGE of D I S C O V E R Y A TO AFRICA AND ARABIA. Performed in H.M.S. Leven and Barracouta, from 1822 to 1826, Under the command of Capt. F. W;W. OWEN, R.N. By Capt. THOS. BOTELER, R.N. II. TEN YEARS IN SOOUTH AFRICA, Including a Description of thel ...

... ng Kaffir tribes and the ensuing war, In respect to' the war ex, penditure he says, Jt Impossible to foresee accurately what itctfi) extra expenditure may have to defrayed in ensuing year account of the Kaffir war; I have therefore omitted such charges ...

... vf their more recent Wars, and lints for the devel pement of their ancient Hlistory, and tire Iliirtory of the Africas Sle Tade; arid for an Iusqiry itito the origirsal country of the Negro Race.- -Recerit iistelli? gence of a war (the consequences of ...

... proposi- S® being, that the crown should be enabled by prouaation to call out any number of seamen that be required in peace or war, after the govern- Mt had gone to the fullest extent to obtain •wen voluntary enlistment, and that such pro••aation should call ...

... Tyurauy .of-oe ?? Paul. By E. D. CLARKE, LI.P.. Bfilg.tBee third and last Part of the Author's Travels FEilr e, Asia: and Africa. Printed forT. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. HandHanely printe, n' two volu mes, octavo, price 18s. in boards, a new Edition ...