... rendered it practicable, which unfortunately -vas not the case. Commodore Byng (recently appointed to The command in the West Indies), Captain Paget, Mr Harford Jones Bridges, Mr. Crawford (Consul-General at ;he Havanna) and about sixty passengers, have ...

... FALMOUTH, Aprils ?? Half-pahl Eleven Arrival of the Royal mail steamer Forth, | West Indies. (From our Falmouth Correspondent We have at last an arrival of a steamer .Y , m West Indies. The Forth, Lieut. . . made her appearance about tea o'clock bring mail, ...

... Valery, has been assisted in here after being on the Buxey Sand. Falmouth, April 17.— Sailed the Medina steamer, from the West Indies. Hull, April 17 and 18. — Sailed the Sovereign, for Sa- vannah ; Josephine, for Richebucto, Cork, April 16. — Arrived the ...

... taken her round ito the river to have had her overhauled, and her damages repaired before i-he could again proceed to the West Indies. From her having been docked here, she has saved all the time that would have been lost in her voyage to and from the Thames ...

... the Johanna, Lovett, from Hobart Town ; Blenheim, Gray, John Woodale, and Robert, Matthews from Calcutta ; Ruby, from the West Indies ; Giraffe, Moore, from Sydney, New South Wales ; Chieftain, Cromarty, from Bombay. FALMOUTH. March 29.— Arrived the Adolphus ...

... Batavia ; Pondicherry, from Alleppee. Departures for St. Helena.— The Greyhound, Feb. 6, for Loudon ; London, Feb. 5, for the West Indies. Arrival at Pernamijuco.— The Theresa, Driscoll, Feb. 20, from Plymouth to Sydney. Arrivals at Batavia.— The Christina ...

... the flag of Rear- Admiral C. B H. Ross, from South America ; the Racer, 16, Capt. T. Harvey, from North America and the West Indies; the Daphne, It), Capt. J. W. Dalling -, Wasp 10, Commander the Hon. H. A. Murray, and the Benbow] 72, Capt. Stewart, from ...

... York, and Halifax, and would return to' the same places. She would afterwards bring home the English mrils, leaving the West Indies the Ist of May. The Wasp, 16, arrived at Lisbon from Gibraltar on the sth of April, and sailed on the 6th for England. The ...

... Beef and Pork of the best qualities were purchased to a fair extent for ship's use ; a few small lots were taken for the West Indies, but bonded Pork was dull, and lower terms would have been submitted to. Liverpool Wool Market, April 10. — Scotch Wools ...

... in Ireland ■ 5-50, in Continental Europe 1,400 in Asia 83, in Africa 16, in America 2,800, in Australia' l7 and in the West Indies 226, 69 of the latter being con- ducted by freed negroes. In the year 1804 the Bible existed in only 48 languages; it was ...

... sionate Allowances to Relatives of Naval Officers — A Plan for a System of Promotion in the Army — The Death of Cook — The West Indies — A Yarn about Sharks — England* Wooden Walls, the Mars — Notices of the Naval and Military Establishments of Greece — ...

... Gibraltar, lett 'th inst., Cadiz Bth Lisbon lilw' Oporto 12th, and Vigo 13th ; Medina steamer from Sou h ampton, or the West Indies. Sailed the Mountaineer for New York. Arrived off the port the Romore, from Bah ia Atlas, I-leming, from Batavia. »uia ...