... Foot, which recently, em- ! barked at Cork, on board the Loyal Briton, Cato, and Vihelia ( transports, has sailed for tbe West Indies. The 73d Regiment of Infantry, which is ordered from Scot-, land to Ireland, will embark at POrtpatrick for Donnaghadee ...

... accessible to the British Flag. It is a pleasing circumstance that the v Church Missionary Society has so many schools in the West Indies as you state ; but I have some fears lest the masters should be of the Lancasterian Society, and prove themselves not over ...

... SHIP NEWS. Cowes, Nov. 12.-Embarked from Albany Barracks, and sailed yesterday for the West Indies, on board of the Duchess of Yorlt transport, under the charge of Lieut. Scrymgoar, de- stined for Barbadoes, 13 Officers and 176 men. Deal, Noy. 12.— Arrrived ...

... Sove- reign, Sisk, for Jamaica. Off the Port, the Prince George, London, Louisa, Retrench, and Hope, from London for the West Indies. Falmouth, Dec. 9.— Sailed the Adrian, Gordon, for Van Dieman's Land. ■ The Neptune, Petrie, from Sunderland, was wrecked ...

... Teesdale, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED— On Thursday, at St. Botolph, Bishopgate, Mr. William Lake, merchant, of Trinidad, West Indies, to Susannah, youngest daughter of Mr. John Shephard, of Cam- den Town. DIED— Suddenly, at the house of hia sister in law ...

... SHIP NEWS. Portsmouth, Fed. 26.— Sailed the Ranger, Moon, for Cowes, and Ringdove, for the West Indies. Plymouth, FEn.-25.— The Union, from Belfast to Trinidad, and Retrench, from London to Teneriffe. have put in here for shelter. The Burdon, Richardson ...

... tbe Mate, and such of the crew as would not join them in the piracy, have been murdered. Should she have sailed for the West Indies, to join the. pirates in those seas, it is hoped Bhe may be captured. All her papers are in my pos. session, (Signed) « ...

... arrivals or sailings; Remain bis Majesty's in Ramilies. j Portsmouth, Oct, 23.— Sailed bit Majesty's ship Sybille, for tbe West Indies, and Hero, Cumming, for Honduras.—Ar- rived tbe Marshal Wellington, Peat, from the Downs. ' Plymouth, Oct. 22. — Arrived ...

... Russell, and William Thompson. Vice-Admiral Sir L. W. Halsted, K.C.B. has taken tbe command of bis Majesty's Squadron in tbe West Indies. ...

... Portsmouth, Saturday, Jcne 7. — Yesterday afternoon, Rear Admiral Sir C. Rowley, ?? late Commander-in- Chief in Chief in the West Indies, arrived at Spithead in the Syhille frigate, Capt. J. R. Rowley, having been succeeded by Commodore Sir E. Owen, K.C.B. ...

... the Genoa, 74, Sir Thomas Liv- ingston, Bart, which is put into Plymouth, will previously take tbe 7th Regiment to the West Indies.— The 42d and 77th Regiments, it is understood, are also to be sent out as a rein- forcement to the troops in the West India ...

... J. Warren, and the Redwing, Capt. the Hon. G. R. W.Trefusis; they sailed some time ago on a particular service to the West Indies, lt appears they have not seen the squadron which lately sailed under Commodore Owen. No particulars have transpired as ...