... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Tni-asotr'a Post. Accounts fn-m I lie Sandwich Man.l* the of Aug. mention tint a serious dt-pute bail taken place between that and the French Consul•f ienera), M. Dillon, the latter upon tlie importation brandy at reduced rates of ...

... subject, we have not learned; but, at first view, it does not square well with their late proceedings at the Society Islands.” The Sandwich islands, it will be recollected, are conveniently situated for trade, and form a station for vessels sailing between China ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Copies have been published of the official correspondence relating to the late provisional cession of the Sandwich Islands, printed the spot, in the English and Hawaian languages. Thongh the arrangements for this purpose have come ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. The following communications, the subject of th ure of the Sandwich islands, removes all doubts ject:— . .„ The Sandwich Islands were taken possession°~^ name of her Britannic Majesty, by ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. The Blonde frigate, Captain Lord Byron, arrived last week at Portsmouth. It was this ship which conveyed to tlie Sandwich Islands the bodies of the late King and Queen of these islands. The Blonde left England the Autumn of ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. 0, We have received copies of the Sandwich Islands Ga- So zelte to the 13th of January last. They are filled with hdiscussions and statements relative to the expulsion, by ir the missionaries, of certain Catholic priests who had ir landed ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Some interesting intelligence relativeto the preaeut state the Sandwich islands, has been brought to this country, by the Blonde, which returned last week, after conveying the dead bodies of the late King and yueen of those islands ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. The Blonde frigate, Captain Lord Byron, has arrived at Portsmouth. It was this ship which conveyed to tiie Sandwich Islands the bodies of the King and Queen of these Islands. The Blonde left England in the autumn on her ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. The alleged occupation of the Sandwich Islands by the British squadron, under Admiral Poulett, is an occurrence which has given rise to more excitement on the Continent than in this country; but as we have now a correct statement ...

... THE DWICH ANDS. exico, which had arrived at New York, intelligenee the Sandwich Islands to the 20th of ey. Queen Pomare stil! remained at blockaded by French forces, and one of her chiefs, who sided iu the come Frenchmen, had been shot by the Prench suthorit ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. Accounts from the Sandwich Islandes, via Sydney, continue to speak of the rapid advance of those islands in civilization and importance- The following are the regulations of the port of Oahu :— First. All commanders of ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. arc )ia|*|»y fm«l that those are in most flourishing bitnation. Not only does the best prevail the Government and the the various foreign Powers, hut also among those representatives themselves; and tho contrast which these happy islands ...