... British jurisdiction tbe Equator, bat be had not thought it advisable to proceed with the measure while war continued at the eastern frontiers. tbe war was not yet terminated no step had been taken for the preparation of the measure. ...

... the centre of Africa, beyond the Orange river, where they still maintain themselves spite of both English and Kafirs. I defy any one todeoy that this is a true, though short, sketch of the proceedings which Las cost us three Kafir wars, and I know not ...

... , Sunday Evening.—The Sampson steamfrigate, 6, Captain Lewis T. Jones, arrived at Spithead this evening from the coast of Africa station. She left Lagos on the 6th of January. She has been just a year absent from England, and, with the exception of having ...

... the appliances of war, is routed and shamefully defeated by these undis* c’plined savages.” The voice of war which resounds from the wilds of Africa is not the least'appalling that has hitherto re-echoed in the palaces of England. The war-cry of the African ...

... of the law for their suppression. MAR THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Mr. HUME inquir-d whether the were prepared to lay the table any information with regard the of the war the west coast of Africa, which men and officers had been killed or wounded ? Lord ...

... Sovereign s stay; and should that terrible hour arrive when the Continental despots shall cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war,” it is to the Duke the empire first will look for advice—it is on his shoulders, bent though they are with years, that the ...

... in the house, as the formed part of the Catholic Church, shall provide | hb, he was ready, if legally permitted 20 to do, of war, not fo nnobiectionable. prescribed for persons professing the Roman | Kingdom (ch — - the Lorp and Lord Mr. SPOO! reused their ...

... which ahall provide the means defence, in the unfortunate event of war, not for England only, but for all parts of the United Kingdom. THE ARMT. Colonel CHATTERTON asked the Secretary at War if he intended to recommend the discontinuance of the deductions ...

... bosom. He observed that the subject was very rest lapartesse, the war sad wash the dos • sr webers weekewest dthig al: moths year. It as odd by the Rev. Nagy ankh, with Wang up porters rath war eadaga that Si attendee mead be pail the sebket gnat las arta ...

... during the war there against Rosa*, engaged In the bsttle of Parana and several oth*r engagements. the termination of the war there the Acorn proceeded the East Indies. When it was paid nff Mr. D’Arcy was appointed to H.M 8. Terrible, war steamer, in ...

... jurisdiction to the Equator, but ho hsd not thought it advisable to proceed with the measure wt ilo war continued at the eastern frontiers. As tho war was not yet terminated no step had been taken for tho preparation of the measure. savings’ banks. Mr ...

... la 0d I .. la .. la Od Dhplorarlk Kccidmbt There reason fear that felucca captured by H.M.S. Sampeon, off the coast of Africa,, in October last, ha* bMn loet, with prise crew oo board . oonaisting of Lieutenant Gilbert Elliot, Mr. Wood, and 12 seamen ...