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... WEST INDIES. «- Part of the following appeared in our second ! edition of Saturday : — (From our Correspondent.) FALMOUTH, May 26, Half-past Eleven, p.m. The Royal Mail Steam Company's ship Solway, Captain Britton, has just arrived with the Mexican, Jamaica ...
... boats having yet boarded her, we cannot give further particulars as to passage from Gibraltar Malta, &c. The mails from the West Indies, brought yesterday by the Clyde steamer, were go extremely heavy for all parts of England that they occupied twelve hours ...
... casks from the West Indies. Sugar.- The firm countenance displayed by holders has at length been attended with good results, and a favourable change can be quoted. In the beginning of the week 200 barrels raw Sugar from the West Indies brought 52f. 50c ...
... the River and sailed the Neptune, for Madras ; Ellen, for Jamaica. Southampton, May 18.— Sailed the Tay steamer, for the West Indies ; Little Nile steamer, for Alexandria. OffSalcombe, May 17- — The Hortensia, from _?altimore ; Maria Sophia, from Benicarlo ...
... convey it to Dover. The Firefly steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander W Winnett, arrived this morning at Spithead, from the West Indies, having touched at Falmouth and landed her mail- bags there. It is understood that she is to proceed directly to Woolwich ...
... May 18. — Arrived the Adriana, from Rotter- dam for Havannah, with maintopmast sprung. Sailed the Tay steamer, for the West Indies. Penzance, May 16.— Arrived off, the Bolette Paggard, Lund, from Havannah, for Stettin. Elsinore, May 11. — The Hercules ...
... General Baron Van Grew, for Batavia, and all the outward bound. Southampton, May 16.â Sailed the Tay steamer, for the West Indies. Off Salcombe, May 14.â The Sweley, for Algoa Bay ; Eudora, from Rio, for Hamburgh ; Medora, from Havan- nah, for ditto; ...
... to Southampton. Plymouth, Thursday, April 28.— 0n Thursday arrived the Tartarus steamer. Commander G. W. Smith, from the West Indies ; she left Barbadoes the loth of March, and met with very bad weather on her passage home ; she left this for Woolwich on ...
... and . from Alexandria, Hoyle, from Palermo, I etersburgh, short of provisions, etc. ; Forth from Southampton, for the West Indies, with ma- zed. ■ May 4 — Arrived the William Thompson, Ro- 'ainaica; Conquest, Wilson, from Ancona. ill. May 4. — Arrived ...
... more productive of good to this country. The West Indies since that time have undergone the operation of liberal policy at an expense to the British public of twenty millions of money. Are the West Indies in a better condition than they then were, or ...
... extraordinary quantity of 3,800 tons of coal. Five, p.m.— Her Majesty's steam-vessel Firefly has this moment arrived from the West Indies, and landed a small mail. Her passage has been long- 32 days from Barbadoes ; and it is supposed she has come home to be ...
... Elphinstone.— s. Softness, by Captain ?? Also, 6, Greece Revisited, by Edgar Gar*ton', Esq.— 7. A Trip Home, a Voyage from the West Indies.— B. Creolean* Scenes in Barbadoes. — 9. Poems, by G. Cooper, Esq., wirh Engravings.— lo. Mr. Scott's Journal of a Visit ...