... AFRICA. By advices per Forerunner, up to the 16th of August, wi learn that the colony of Sierra Leine was, as usual at this seamn, suffering from fever of :a mild type. The Queen's Advocate, Mr. T. BPSed, hal died. War had again broken out in the Slierbro' ...

... WEST AFRICA. Tho Hope steamship, Commander Bowen, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday night with the West African mail, by which we learn that war had again broken out at Lagos between King Akatoi and tho Pretender Kosako. Alter some skirmishing it was ...

... consequence of this uneondeous behaviour towards a war charged with a complimeneary mission, the French tative, M. de Maupas, has been recalled from that co. ROME, °cr. 20.—1 f the apparent certainty of war a reasonable grounds for uneasiness, even to those ...

... CENTRAL AFRICA. The following extract from a letter received Colonel Sabine from Dr. Vogel, dated Mourauk, Oct. 14, 1833, is given in the Atheturum : You will receive tt rough the Foreign Office a packet of aatronomical, meteorological, and magnetics ...

... COAST OF AFRICA. Plymouth, Thur dat Moaxiso.—Arrived, (be Charity R'eamtr, with dates from Fernando Po, the yO;h October; Largoa, 31-t; Acre, November 3rd ; Cepe Castle, 4ih; Uttiovia. 7ih; Teneriffe, 220 d; Madeira, 24th. She alat brioga AIS.OOO of gold ...

... THE WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA. Capb Coast Castle, April 13.—The colony of Cape Coast ha* been threatened the Asbanteee, they having crowed tb# river Praa, the English boundary, for the purpose of making descent the neighbouring towns, sod eventually marching ...

... COAST OF AFRICA. Plymouth, September 9.—By advices per Forerunner, up to the I6ih of Aagust, we learn that tbe colony of Sierra Leone was, as usual ibis season, suffering from fever of a mild type. The Queen’s Advocate, Mr. T. M'Neil, bad died. War had again ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. Pltmocth, At lean Mail Company’s -iram-psck«t Faith, ptsin Jaa ...

... COAST OF AFRICA. Plymouth, Seitemder 9 advices per Forerunner, up to the 16th of August, we learn that the c deny of Sierra Leone was, as usual at this season, suffering from fever of mild type. The Queen’s Advocate, Mr. T. M‘Neil. bad died. War had again ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AFRICA. (FROM OUR OWN correspondent). BY EXPRESS. Liverpool. Sunday Evening. received shortly after four o’clock this afternoon files of New York papers of the 23d ultimo by the steam-ship Africa, which entered the Mersey about ...

... 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 WAR IN BURMAH. The future historian of these times will probably point to the Kaffir and Burmese wars as the most unfortunate and impolitic undertakings in which our troops could have been engaged. Even should the advantages connected with their ...