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... THE WEST INDIES, MEXICO, ?? We have received from our correspondent at F..1- -mouth, the subjoined letter, which bears date twelve hours later than the one which follows it, and with the contents of which most of our readers are already ac- quainted, ...
... Commodore Furvis. and to that stationed in the West Indies under Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Adam. There are 23 vessels altogether belong- ing to Sir Charles Adam's squadron in North America and the West Indies, including the Warspite, 50, Captain Lord John ...
... their boundary; in short, three- fourths of North America, the shores of which only belonged to England, almost all the West Indies, and especially St. Domingo and Cayenne. In Africa, Senegal, Goree, Madagascar, the Mascarena islands, including the Isle ...
... L. Baynes ; Grecian, 16, Com- mander W. Smyth; Arrow, 6, Lieutenant Commander W. Robinson. From North America and the West Indies, the Pilot, 16, Commander Wallace Houston ; Pickle schooner, Lieutenant Commander F. B. Montresor. t mT_ n e edlterr 1 a ...
... Cavalry now serving there, and also two Regimen's of lufantry. A Regiment of the Line is al*o to be withdrawn from the West Indies. — Naval and Military Gazette. Tax on Transfers. — We understand that a reply has been received from Lord Eliot to the memorial ...
... Good Hope. Falmouth, Feb. 18 —Arrived the Spheroid, London from St. Vincent. Sailed the Royal mail steamer Trent, for the West Indies. The Susannah, from Gloucester to Charleston, has put into Portleven, having struck on a sunken rock between the Lizard ...
... Dickson. V.lage 0 , £ 1. Ihompson, Talbot. 8 ' * ?? The Frolic, 16, Commander W. Willi., is e_Dee__ , sail to-morrow for the West Indies. Since the al^r „ „ her masts and spars and armament she is found rJJ very well. In her recent trial with the tuSj^XT new ...
... Gough served at the cap- ture of the Cape of Good Hope, and the Dutch fleet at Saldanha Bay, 1795. Served afterwards in the West Indies, including the attack on Porto Rico, the brigand war in St. Lucia, and the capture of Surinam. Proceeded to the Peninsula ...
... her Majesty's steamer Thunderbolt, for the Cape of Good Hope. Southampton, Feb. 15. — Sailed the Trent steamer, for the West Indies. Shibl jj», Feb. 14. — The wreck of the Emily has been sold. The wreck and stores of the Diadem have also been sold. The ...
... 12.— The Larkins, from China; Mandarin, from Calcutta ; Harrington Chilton, from Rio Janeiro; Soiway steamer, from the West Indies; Harle- quin steamer, fiom Boulogdc ; Belfast steamer, from Ca- lais ; Maria Louise, from Calais ; St. Jean and Leon, from ...
... Saxe Alten bourg. His Excellency Sir Francis Cockburn, Governor of the Bahamaa, waa to embark on Saturday last for the West Indies. The Gallant Governor is a younger brother of Admiral Sir George Cockburn. His Excellency the Russian Minister and Ba- roness ...
... 13 cents. This decree, which was to come into operation on imports from Europe in three months and on imports from the West Indies in 45 days from the date (December 2), adds, that of the produce of the differ- ence of these duties, one-third is to ...