... )ii, INTERIOR AFRICA. ,u- r Leaiory .ind co.i?t of Corea, the la‘ter the tlon, the people arc not enrolled, nor lifts a census south-western coast of that Gulf. The sl/ccslfi went ever been taken. Hut few soldiers were seen ; the f>r as the iunction of ...

... consideration of what measures should be adopted for the recovery of the slaves who have escaped or been removed to the interior Africa, as well as of those shipwrecked upon the coasts, before the issue of the military operations and negociations—which slaves ...

... a sort of half-pieparation for war, have now been put into the lowest state of ordinary, with officers and men barely sufficient look after them. Tuesday the Cherub, 21, Captain Fisher, arrived from the coast of Africa, Jamaica, Havanoah, and Charleston ...

... distempers are now prevailing more or less in various parts of Europe, in Africa, and in America, we are almost tempted to imagine, that pestilence is permitted to complete the ravages of war ; and that man, no sooner escaped from the havock of the one, is threatened ...

... look at the p roofs; : of its Zig ‘ani strides.” of the, 8 Proj éxpe dition of India, as di aby” ona was the port ‘the. Midis “War in Paris. Th is paper wae, no'doubt, the * Sketch of tlie’ Pov Yo ‘the Author’ of does net -give it; but Russia, ” though he ...

... at the Isle of Cuba, as every thing was tranquil to the end of June; ships full of slaves arrived daily from the Coast of Africa. .On the 15th June large fleet sailed from Havannah, for more cargoes of human beings. The American fishing boats continue ...

... Spoke off Capa dsrtiart, the Mar,/ - from Tunis to Barcelona, and was informed that the Dev of Algiers had been shot, and that war was declared against the Sicilian*, Danes, and Swedes. . . Extract of lerer from Capt. J'mes, of the brig Hero, from Zante, ...

... so important a personage at so cheap a rate; but for the tribute, he was distinctly given understood, that British ships of war paid nothing of the kind, but when it was forced from them, and then only with the thunder of their cannon. This answer was ...

... it; and presenting, as the alternative, war, or a renewal the former treaty, which stipulated, among other things, an annual tribute; he-answer, with ail explicit declaration that the Umted States preferred War to tribute, requited his recognition and ...

... ** That the said Courts not dissemble that a difference between Portugal and Spain might disturb that peace, and occasion a war in -Europe, which might be not only disastrous to the two countries, but incompatible with the interests and the tranquillity ...

... state, that the vessels that trade to the coast Africa are increasing last in number : one is now fitting out calculated to bring 1,000 slaves . a fleet of those vessels were expected to sail lor Africa dailv. , • file statement docs not appear to be ...

... London Friday, IKat action had taken place between his Majesty’s ship the Cherub, and a French .armed vessel, on. the coast of Africa, fitted out for the Slave Trade, when tire latter, after a severe loss our side, as well the opponent, was captured. We understand ...