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... isipossible its Africa; prevesuts thue due cus- o tivitiolo of its most fertile stil, anti thse conseequent a imucrease of lawful commerce. Cotton and tlusost all tro- il picutl productions might, it appears, be largely produced ini Africa if this Ooe mtoaster ...
... Rabba is distant from Rono (the great het, ra central emporium of Africa, if I may so describe it won re -the inland Liverpool-the Manchester and Bir- Gibl i- minghain of Central Africa) five weeks' journey leng tefor caravans, and three weeks' by quick ...
... Cbainpion, sloop of war, has collected in her voyage along the coast. The Fox frigate, improved in the bow by Mr. White, of Cowes, will be ready to be uudooked i three weeks. We do hope that the Inconstant and Eurydice, with the War- spite, Volege, Vestal ...
... gone), Consul, Coquette, French war-steamer Jourmontlo, Ameri- can corvette Vincennes, Spanish ships Jullieto and Carte Janeiro. At Cameroons: Lotty Sleigh, Moselle, and Elizabeth Emily. At Old Calabar Roderick DhM, Africa, Majestic, Taploy, Elizabeth, ...
... cannot now be ni-re than 40 milts a-bead i m 'IThe American squadron cnnsists of live frigates, a sloafi of war, Ie aitd a brig. We have the Africa, of 64 gVns, IEohes, Bselvidere, (uerriere, and Shannon ffigate3, as line vessels as ever swvam, pr t particularly ...
... enmigra- tion from the West Coast of Africa to the French West India Islands, but what we could consider in no other light than a renewal of the slave trade, with all its injurious consequences to the people of Africa. The apprehensions which were very ...
... natives for the 5 damage done to their town by the Spanish war-steamer Santa Teresa some few months back. BONXY.-Another of those cihil wars so constantly occur- t ring in this part of Africa was again expected among the I natives of this town, in consequonce ...
... CRtEEK, MAY 31.-Arrived the Como, Older,. Leghorn; and Catherine, Fligg, Aquilas. BBRISTOL, MAY 31.-Arrived the Usk, M'Lean, Africa; and Lion, Teneriffe. LiVERPOOL, MAY 30.-Arrived the Atlas, Higgin- son, Ceara; Cessnock, Thomson, Barbadoes; Kate, Crawford ...
... and no doubt had given ,,,Io cause of war if this country chose to resort to forte to compel her to carry out her deliberate engage- nts. He doubted, however, if the House of Conmmons ,,ld respond to a call for war on such grounds at the ,et moment. What ...
... at, the Exhibitioms, with two of his sons; he will proceed to England in one of the steamers of war. Time Florence, from Liverpool to the coast of Africa, which had been abandoned in the bay, had been takema into a small bay in tho 1soighboualrood of ...
... capture during the prcsenit wa;r with America.) She was chased repeatedly, hut escaped bh superior sailing. Tac Speedy has brought home a50utt 40,ooo dollars on freiglt. Admiral Stirling promised to siend hItoe1 a ship of war in IDecember, which prevented ...
... fees of so much a head, which they consider they are entitled to, for every negro brought to this island from the coast of Africa. Se- veral cargoes have been landed within the last few weeks, and the British frigate Vestal has brought into this port no ...