... 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 ...

... 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 SANDWICH ISLANDS. Tiie sovereignty of the celebrated Sandwich Islands has length been ceded to Great Britain. This occurred on the 25th of February last; and they were taken possession of the next day, in. her Majesty's name, Lord George Paulet of ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, By recent American papers, it appears that correspondence has taken place hetwen certain agents of the Hawaian or Sandwich Islands and the Secretary of State, which has been communicated to Congress by the President. The messncre ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. The alleged uceupation 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 of ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. We have received copies of official documents appertaining the cession of these islands Captain Lord Paulet, of the Carysfort, in behalf of England. It appears that on the arrival of the Carysfort at on the llth of February, Lord ...

... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. As the French journals are so very jealous at the I (erroneously reported occupation of these islands by Lord i George Paulett n the name of her Majesty Queen Victoria, the following short account of the South Pacific Archipelago ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. Sandwich Island letters to the 19th of March, writes the Philadelphia correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, state that the Sandwich Islands were conditionally ceded to Great Britain on the ...

... Government to the British Consul residing in the Sandwich Islands, and to the naval officers employed on the Pacific station, enjoined those officers to treat upon all occasions the native rulers of the Sandwich Islands with forbearance and courtesy, and while ...

... SANDWICH ISLANDS. Mr. HINDL — F:T;i;hed to ask if there was any truth in the report which had appeared in the papers that the Sandwich Islands had been ceded to this country ? Sir R. PEEL said there was no truth in it. - SALMON FISHERIES. The Salmon Fisheries ...