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... the Yankees in that quarter. We have now also reason believe that Vice-Admiral Lord Dundonald, Commander-in-Clnef m the West Indies, will also assemble all the ships he can get together on that station and proceed to the Mosquito shore with the same view ...
... Chatham 2 11 302 Pembroke 2 12 Queenstown 8 111 1,164 Lisbon • • 8 315 3,095 Mediterranean 800 8,222 West Indies - 18 200 1,794 Pacific 228 2,843 Coast of Africa 165 2,152 South-east Coast of America 11 162 1,694 Cape of ...
... -Dublin, 2; Waterford, I ; Flanders, 1; Franme, 2. DuY.-Lisbon, Jan. 5; Inidia TiR Southampton, Jan. 28; Pacific, Jan. 7 ; West Indies, Jan. 7; Mexico amid Harvsaa, Jaim. 22, Brazil, Dcc. 24; Boston and Halifax, Jan. 10. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 2. ARRIVRD.-The Blorenge ...
... Mail Steam-packet Compaq's ship Trent, Captain W. Clarke, took her departure this afternoon with the usual mails for the West Indies and Gulf of Mexico, in charge of Lieutenant O'Reilly, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her route is Liu Bqtuda, the Bahamas, Havannah ...
... every probability of a greater production in all tropical countries with the single and unimportant exception of the French West Indies, the accounts of the crops being highly promising; the cultivation and manufacture of beetroot sugar on the continent has ...
... the Patriarch, and the Asia, for Mobile Off. the Ophelia and Ann. SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 2.-Sailed, the Trent steamer, for the West Indies. J BRSBY, Jan. I— NE.— Sailed, the Diadem, for Rio Janeiro. SCI LEY, Dec. 31.— Calm.— Arrived, the Adeno, from tho Mauritius ...
... CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 2. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Trent, Captain Clarke, with the mails for the West Indies, Bermuda, Nassau, and Mexico, left this afternoon. She bad a very full cargo of general merchandise, 100 bottles of quicksilver ...
... as they were pretty well prepared for it. The Wellesley was expected to sail in about three weeks on a tour round the West Indies. The Enterprise, Captain Collinson, C 8.., has now entered ber complement within half a dozen blue jackets, and tbe In ...
... flag-ship of the Commander•in- Chief, tho Ceylon of the Admiral Superintendent. The Medina, Medusa, and Merlin are packets. WEST INDIES, HALIFAX, AND NORTH AMERICA. Commander-in-Chief—Vice-Admiral the Earl of Dundonald, G.C.B. Commodore Bennett, second in ...
... S93 15,39 . 1;razil and otiherparts ?? America 112,9071 376,75 820,935 097,47 3,752 British West Indies 24,190 29,74S 21,541' 7D,84 29,0S Foreign West Indies 54,190 64,950 137,227 249,04 St. Th as ..n 400 250 22,927 80,33 British North Amer 805s,82 802 ...
... as they were pretty well prepared for it. The 'Wellesley was expected to sail in about three weeks on a tour round the West Indies. The Alarm, 26, Captain Ramsay, arrived at the Havannah Dec. 3, and railed again for Barbadoes to relieve the Viper, 3 ...
... Yankees in that quarter. We have now also reason to believe that Vice-Admiral Lord Dundonald, Commander-in-Chief in the West Indies, will also assemble all the ships he can get together on that station and proceed to the Mosquito shore with the same view ...