... naval instructor to the America, 50, has been cancelled. Mr K. M. Knapp fills the above office, and has done so since the America wascommission- ed iu 1844, although his name in connexion with the appoint- ment in the America has been omitted in the last ...

... cargo is from Richmond, Virginia, and consists of 490 packages in hogsheads and tierces. The ripening and gathering season in America having been remarkably fine, the quality of the leaf home. which we have seen specimens of is about the finest ever brought ...

... Kuflian troops, P of the Ranjbler. -This forenoon failed from St H* live frigate, with the outward bs'J'. convoy ; and the America; with ?? lifax, among.l. which are the ?? land, Diamond, and Laurel BOf-g Surry ra/igeis on board; alfo tii« ' on a cnj-ie ...

... for Leith, 28 lays from America-brig Sir William Wallace, Anderson, of and from Aberdeen, for Ame- riea-29. Ship General Graham, of and from Alloa, from America-.August I. Barque Margaret Bogle, of Leith, a month from America, bound for Hull ; and brig ...

... served in Ireland. under the late Lord William Bentinck. In 1810 he served in Sicily, Subsequently Colonel Paterson served in America, and was present at several opera- tions in the Chesapeake—he accompanied the against New Orleans, where, gallantly leading ...

... British or- t deri in Conncil, average of three years, ending 1807 inclu. sive ..12,136,311 f IAnd to all the other p~arts of America, including the British and Foreign West Indies ?? 10,599,514 . The real, that is, the nominal, value of the ex- i y ports ...

... rode with three anchors down, along with ten other vessels, eight of which he thinks were from America. A number of' vessels, part of them also from America, were in Strom- ness. Sailed early on the 24th, with a brig from Mira- michi, belonging to Peterhead ...

... Aboukir. He afterwards was engaged in the expedition to Walcheren, and was at the siege of Flushing. He subsequently served in America during the campaign in 1814 and 1815. The exhibition of manufactures at Birmingham, which opened on the 2d of September, was ...

... SOUTH AMERICA. b ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT e Between Citizen Joseph ArtigaQ, Chief of the P Orientals, and the P'retector of the Pree People, C and Lieutenant 11dvard Frankland, Commissiotner P of lhe forces of his Britannic Majesty in South h America, relative ...

... 4. BuenosAyresW 3d' Tnesday Ly. Wellington, nima. Goldfinch, Bueos~reseach month Jan. 23. March 9. America f Ist Wed. Exa. Mutine, DiMB. Ariel, America ?? each month Feb. 7. Feb. 9. Jamaica and' Leew. isle. 1st Wed. ixmIs. Frolic, nat. Hope, Carth. & ...

... July 14. Aug. 1. BuenosAyres.. 3d Tuesday Lord Melville, Lord Hobart, - * each month July 30. Aug. 4. America . 1st Wed. UB. Swallow, smn. Frolic, America a.d each m6nth July 10. July 31. Leew. Isl. Ist Wed. Lord Sidmouth, HbNM. Hope, Carth. Me5s each month ...

... to the charge of the CDadet, convict Assistant Sorgenns-William Hogganl (1842), and Henry Turobull, M'I.D. (1828), to the America. Purser-John Taylor (b), to the Amraeica. Mate-Edward Hempatead, from the Ezcellent; to teb Amnerica. Second Masters-James ...