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AMERICA
... AMERICA. Liverpool. April 2. Yhe packet ship New World, Captain Knight, which was telegraphed off Holyhead yesterday evening, readied the port about ten o'clock this morning, after a fino ran of 22 days from New York. Our accounts extend thence to the ...
THE ENGLISH MAIL TO AMERICA
... TIlE ENGLISH MAIL. TO AMERICA. W~e ( Times) .have re'cei ved among our letters by the Columbia t~le following statemnent, whichl we give w ithout alieratin, amfd with no opinion as to its car - *ectness : Herafd QiSce, Montreal, Monday, Dee. 12, 1842 ...
STATE OF TRADE
... Mllarch G.-TLhis market, in common ?? the neighbouring ones, Iks already Melt the ef- rects of tbe disastrous news from America. There wns alneost a complete cessation of buying for the Unitcd Statex, amn prices of goods suitable for that market must ...
Naval Intellligence
... Nl7abal Intellia-rence. POrtsraouth Aug. 20. ARvRIVtA OF TItC A'MERICA FROM THE PAO!5IC.-The America, t 'i Cpt ?? Johui Gordon at pithea yester- (ay morniny at nirie o'clock, saluting th~e fdag of the Couniniander; Ii-Chief. The Hon. Captain William Gordon ...
Naval Intelligence
... 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 ...
LEITH
... 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 ...
THE ARMY
... 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 ...
Deatu oF Masor-Generat Musno, or tHe Royat Ar- TILLERY.— Major-General Munro, K.H. died dir Rathmines on the ..
... 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 ...
Naval Intelligence
... 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 ...
ASSURANCE FOR THE COLONIES
... have permission to ?? North America to the northward of 35 deg. of north latitude, but not to the westward of the Mississippi; and from 30th No- vember to Ist June parties may travel, blit not reside, in any part of North America to the northward of 30 deg ...
Naval Intelligence
... years senior to Lieutenaut Lindsay, is, however, appointed First-Lieuten-ant of the America, to succeed Kr Ageas- si.ninvalided. It is believed on board that the America will be sent Fo ?e-]n-fbr'e the ,uoszvi. t,, shc M. Gordon is on leave. The Sidon steam ...