... Madeira or the Canary Islands and the Azores, or between Madeira or the Canary islands or the Azores, and any port In the West Indies or North or South America, other than ttie Western I (not pas-ing through the United Kingdom) . 1 o Bet ween any port in ...

... Prince of ?A Salute for 1842. Wales. The British Army, past and England and the French Press. present. Mortality in the West Indies. Piomotion by pu: chase, with a The Rhein Lied. Table. Testimonial to Mr. Narrien of Historical details relative to the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Cluster Courant. Southampton, Jan. 2. — The Royal Mail Com- pany's steam ship Trent, Captain Clarke, wiih the mails for the West Indies, Bermuda, Nassau, and Mexico, left this afternoon. She had a very full cargo of general mer- chandise, 100 bottles of q ...

... this country from the banks of the Vistula, he turned his attention to the colonies. By the operations of free trade, the West Indies were in a dreadful state of depression owing to the importation of slave- grown sugar from Cuba and Brazil. For the sake ...

... character, overcome many difficulties. Our oversea carrying trade may be thus divided. East Indies, Mediterranean, America, West Indies, Australia, and Baltic; and the present state is about as follows: — East Indies. — lly advices just to hand, there is ...

... Chairmau reminded the hon. proprietor th_. ?? men could not be induced to conduct the? *S m an unhealthy climate like the West Indie. JX 1 ! receiving adequate remuneration; -while, with .et-T.J I? rtie amount of business done, it should be rem.mk! . ...

... profit does not exceed what might have been expected, as well from the depression in business which has prevailed in the West Indies, as from the restrictive mode of manage- ment still in operation at the branches of the bank in those colonies. They feel ...

... has been floated off with less injury than could be expected. SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 10.— Arrived, the Avon steamer, from tho West Indies. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 9— E.— Sailed, the Kalmia, for Sierra I erne. FALMOUTH, Jan. 9.— SE.— Sailed, the Bolivar, for the Cape ...

... Assistant Surgeon. — Tnomas Seccombe (1845), to the Hermes. Clerk. — Alexander C. Fayrer, to the Wellesley, 72, flag- ship, West Indies. Midshipman. — James E. Hunter, to the Hermes. Musters' Assistants. — Herbert H. Jones, to the Centaur, flagship, coast ...

... The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Avon, Lieut. P. Hast, R.N., commander, arrived this morning at nine o'clock from the West Indies, with the usual maiis, in charge of Lieut. Ray, R.N., Admiralty agent. The latest dates brought by the Avon are Val- paraiso ...