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... the Seven Islands, she who took Perim contrary to all justice, and who sees “ with a jealous eye France and Spain in Africa. And her war against the Pope, M. Jourdau ! Ig disinterested one ? La Patrie, in quoting with pleasure this return the Oiiecl* to ...
... Napoleon war interfered with his designs, ! and he beat his steps to Paris, where he found himself in I rapport with a large body of tavam, among them Bompland, the celebrated naturalist, with whom he in- tended to visit Northern Africa ; but the war then ...
... AFRICA. The Royal Mail Steamer Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o’clock this morning from the west coast of Africa, TenerilTe, and Madeira. The Etliiope brings 1,557 ounces gold dust, five boxes specie, a full cargo, and thirty-four passengers. The ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. Liverpool, Sunday. —The steamer Africa arrived this afternoon, bringing New York dates to the 3d in* slant, forty-eight passengers, and 83,300 dollars in specie. On the 11th she passed the Arabia, bound west. The America ...
... ARBIVAL XU* AFRICA. Litebpojl Sunday Morning.—The royal mail steamer Africa, Captain Shannon, arrived this morning. The British outrages continued to debated in Con« gress ; vaiious propositions had been ofiered and rejected. In the House of llepresentatives ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL THE AFRICA. Liverpool, Monday Morning.— The Africa has anived with New Viak dates the July, 108 passengers, and GGS,2IG in dollars specie. The steam, r North Star, fruiu Southampton, reached out the 20 h. Advic had been received Salt ...
... any part of South Africa? Mr. Peel answenl that the constitution is slate of such forwardness as to admit of the ordinances sent out the mail next month ; that it is not intended to establish convict settlement in any part of South Africa; and tliat General ...
... the fisheries; war and annexation of Canada; war, Cuba, Mexico, Hayti, and Central America; war, and the ruin of England by destroying her trade in cotton and corn ; war, and a Jillibw>iero expedia tion to Ireland. Bella, horrida bella, with every kind ...
... ANOTHER CAFKRE WAR. The Times says—We regret to announce the probability another of little wars. The latest paper fr the Cape relate that the frontier it once mom threatened the unquiet of Ciifres who hold the territory beyond the colonial settlement* ...
... THE SEAT OF WAR. Paris, Monday, May 10, —The Moniteur contains the following telegram :—“Alessandria, Sunday, May 15 The Emperor still remains at Alessandria, where his head-quarters are established. His Imperial Majesty is in excellent health.” Prince ...
... the government contemplates not only chastising the tribes of Moors on the coast, previous occasions, but even making war on Morocco: War has not yet been declared against the Emperor of Morocco, because it is not yet known whether he is disposed or not ...
... THE NATION. govern such tiery soldiers in time of peace for in war they become as docile and obedient as they were restive and self-willed before. With this imperfect profile the nature and habits of these admirable soldiers, I shall now give a short ...