... commissioned last exc Wedniesdav at Plymrouth bly Cularmander C. J1. Brean. that quet. She' is to he fitted for the coast Cit Africa, with a to It complement of 110 soon. esay The Vangualrd, 814, Captain Sir David Dunn, is to be moen paid off at Plymlou th ...

... keeni to L their treaties, so that there might not be a con- ti tinued expenditure of blood and treasure on the e coast of Africa-(chcers). If the cause of humanity to was dear to them, as he believed it was, then the 2 people of this country were bound ...

... is ready as an advanced war-stearmer, ut and the Wasp will be ready for commission by the lst of next Dm month. hi- The Teazer, steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander J. H. be Selwyn, arrived here to-day, from the coast of Africa, and last at from Cork, where ...

... Aigoa Bhay, Juna, 5. The Ilingrler, i8, w as at St John's en Juine 23Dls, The Lilly, 1fi, Coormanidar Dearre. irstenrlerl for Africa, is litting tol take ?? flr'rlall. the Erigliula Consul, tri thre Cnpe o *cVoids. 'Ili,, Powerful, 84, Captain Na. pier, urriteri ...

... was au honest one. It is a most dis- tressing duty to have to confess tbat the blockade A of the westerin coast of Africa by our ships of war n is no sumrnary check to the slave tradle. Unin- 1e territptedly the trade goes on. Supply meets ;e demand, and ...

... time right side is a field of cannon, intermin-led with rarious implements of war; to the left of the shield is a, capstan, an-| clor, and other paraphernalia of a lnan-of-war, beneath which is the word China, and the yea r 142, the whole being sur- ...

... On 28th Dec. in lat. 44' 7. long. 20. 0. fpoke the Sufanna, , of tiverpobi; four days from Kinfale, bound to the coall of Africa. The Vecoften, Bauck, from Gottenburg to Cher- e burg, is detained anid fent into Portfmouth by the JUlia fchoonee. The. ...

... List, by Allan) n-as midshipman of the Loire, and officially noticed while serving in her boats, cutting out French brig of war Venteux from under the batteries of the Isle de Bas in 1803. Lieutenant of the Veteran, and commanded a boat in the night attack ...

... stated that A our trade is beginning to feel the effects of the war ; and all this time the Ministers have had in their hands conclusive evidence, up to the close of last year, that the war has had little or no effect on our trade, in which great changes ...

... Spezzia-The Mississippi, steam-frigate, Captain Long. At Toulon-The Constitution, frigate, Captain Conover. FOREIGN SHIPS OF WAR IN PORT. The French steamer, Telemaque; yachts, Firefly and Nau- tilus. Woolwich, Jane 1. APPOINTMENTS. Commander William Howat ...

... 25. The Columbine, 16, Commander Elliot, sailed ves- terdav for the coast of Africa ; she proceeds direcs to the Bights of Benin and Biafra, to relieve the Pelican ship of war. The Tribune, 24, Captain Williams, sailed yesterday for Lisbon, to relieve ...

... Novem- ber, at which time were lying there the flag-ship Corn- wallis, 74, Veotal, 28, surveying ship Thunderer, and alnops of war Racehorse, 1t3 and lRingdove, 16. The Malabar having got ashore ofl Cape Bear, ha. damaged her bottom, and Is very leaky ; it ...