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... groups, the coast of Africa, from Zanzibar, to the entrance the Red Sea, and concluded a few days back with the coast, all which work, connected with that of the two preceding years, completes the survey of tlie east side of Africa, Madagascar, and the ...
... Portsmouth, Nov. 10. On Thursday, the Primrose, 18. Captain GriffenlioofTe, tailed for the coast of Africa, reliere the Esk ; and the Stork revenue cutter, Lieut. Etough, arrived from Leith. This morning the Columbine, 18, Capt. Charles Crole ; Acorn ...
... CAPABILITY OF ENGLAND TO CARKYON A WAR. raf>M THE TIMES OF THFR DaY Only yesterJny thought it worth while notice Jreams ofi'.ie ultra-servile parly MaJriJ, Paris' anJ other points Europe, which feJ their imaginations with the hope tint England was now ...
... will difficult fur us prevent the latter power from pursuing the war, and obtaining from the aggressor cession of territory iu compensation for the injury ami the expenses. our recent war with Ava, our right to obtain, either conquest treaty, any amount ...
... LXXXIL, Published on Thursday, and received on Monday, by KING & RIDINGS. Recent Publications: —Rose’s Four Years Southern Africa—History of Insects [Family Library]— Memoirs of Isabella Campbell—Waverley Novels, vol. C.—Crutwell’s Housekeeper’s Account ...
... of July last, it was ordered, that all vessels coming from, or having touched at any port or place on the western coast of Africa, or from the Island of Ascensi- bi t to on, should, on in this kingdom, be su certain measures of tion therein set fort and ...
... Pauper System, and Home America Are the leading QUARTERLY KEVI Published on Thursday, and KIXG & 11 Recent Publications :—Rose' Africa—History of Insects [F? of Isabella Campbell—Waverl well’s Housekeeper’s Account Advice Young Men, No. mer’s Illustrations ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bombay repair. The Exchange on Europe was quite nominal, and no business doing. SETTLEMENT THE COAST OF AFRICA. On Friday, his Majesty’s sloop of war Dispatch* Capt. R. W. Parsons, returned to Spithead, after absence uf nine months, during which period ...
... Georgetown July I, 1825. Arrived on Tuesday evening, the Snow Sir Charles M'Cartby, Captain M. C. Friend, from the coast of Africa. She left England in January, and touched at Madeira, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast and Agra. There caraa pauengers her bis Excellency ...
... Captain George Wiltcs, returned'from the Coast Africa, whither the conveyed, in IB£s, C»pU. Clapperton and Pemat. R.N. and On. Alorriaon and Dickson, on their mission of discovery into the interior Africa. The Galatea frigste,Sir C. Sullivan, Bart, wiled ...