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... 000 men, principally natives, to resist them. Two British vessels of war were at Cape Coast, and its safety appears certain— Two or three native Kings had lately been deposed in Africa, mid other persons placed on their thrones. —American Paper of Nov. ...
... performance of the Con- dominions of the King of S Dublin will be preferred. culars of the Contract, on which the coast of Africa, (except | Streights of or it n, will be delivered Office of the Continent of Americ stb instant, between the hours of Ports ...
... the Coast Africa, (except to any Porta Places within the Straights of Gibraltar,) or , slop lade any Gunpowder SaUpeftr. anj.sorl Arm. Ammunition, board any Ship or Vessel m to Irani, oning the same into any such Ports Places the Ot Africa, (except as ...
... change of property. doubt moderate Sinking Fund preserved in war and peace, must have the effect of diminishing this, as well as other evils produced by a change from war to peace, from peace war. He agreed with those who thought that a Sinking Fund should ...
... of t of the Cathelic Apost the coast of Africa :—- his Eaceilency Major-General cognise the Bishops ¢ doin the Surrey transport, to vernments, and to giv ain Islands, in conseqacnce of nd Cleveiands, being at war, There can be no de canoes which pass to ...
... thereby oH. r advantages to lb** Public not possessed by any other House. widi tire newest varie>y that appear in London, his War. house contains m more tenser e Stock than any other the Trade—and G. L. has jttsl received his annual Supply New Oils. Gorgon ...
... transporting lbs nine into sny Part* I'lacrs within the dominions of tbs King of hv'iin, into any such Port Place the coast of Africa, (i in-pt abosrc rsrcplcd,) or in the West Indies, the Csotincnt America, (except tbo*c excepted.) without late or permission ...
... firce,” said the King of France, give bis sabjects institutions which they cun receive from him alone, and Ihe motive of the war shall cease.” The civilised world has beheld writhastonishment, an aggression foundedona pretext of tbit kind, and heard with ...
... Indies. A detachment belonging to the African Colonial Corps has received orders to embark Cowes, board the transport,for Africa. The Ist division of the Regiment of Infantry, consitting four companies, arrived In Ireland, from Portpatrick, on the VOlh ...
... murdered Wtare, has been arrested Paris, at the instance of our (jovernraent Since the commencement the Spanish war he number of French vessels of war has been increased from to and the number of the jailors employed from 5,003 to l l J,(;00. FOREIGN INTEILIQENCE ...
... MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, November 14, 1823. S'l Rrjirncnt nf Ornjc>i ...
... of before, and where caveat ent stant, a rrived his Majesty’s gun | mined hy judge, and oath to ‘Hogan, from the coast of Africa, before license is granted. B | | Consent ¢ 4 nearly four years in suppressing granting license. da pussage of forty days ...