... 1811, he was appointed for five months to the Despatch sloop, also in the West Indies, and in July, 1812, to the Doterel, being successively employed in the Channel, the West Indies, hi the latter vessel, and also in the Loire and Junon on the North American ...

... SHOCKS IN THE WEST INDIES. ■_». f BECTER'S TELEGRAM.] -. NEW YORK, Sept. 29. Tv B teamer Alps, from Gonaives, Hayti, reports Cuba° n the •?• inst wlien off the south coast °f ...

... term of office. Sir Henry Norman, the newly-appointed Go- vernor of Queensland, who arrived in London yesterday from the West Indies, visited Lord Knutsford at the Colo- nial Office yesterday afternoon. ...

... R. White and William H. Bolar.d. to tie Lcndcn. — — - PORTSMOUTH, Wednesday. ile Danish man of war Sjoelland, from ths West Indies, bavirg Prince Waldemar of Denmark on bo iri, aimed at S'pitl.ead this evening, and exchanged salute* with the garrison ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Vice-Adm. Sir J. E. Commerell, ?? V.C., com- mander-in-chief on the North America and West Indies station, was at Antigua en Tuesday last. Her Majesty's ship Kingfisher, Com. J. H. Raimer, arrived at Malta on Wednesday ...

... Liverpool). It is stated here that King Ja Ja has been offered the choice of two places of exile, one of which is in the West Indies. Her Majesty's ship Icarus has arrived with a number of the troops employed in the expedition to the Yonnie country. The ...

... is not encouraging so far. Several wooden vessels formingthe Training Squadron are now on their way northward from the West Indies, and no vessel is in Haytian waters. The Yantic is at Key West and the Galena at Aspinwall. It is possible that one or both ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. • Lieut. -Col. E. S. Gordon has been appointed to the com- i mand of the Royal Artillery in the West Indies. Col. , Gordon passed the advanced class of the -Yrtillery College in IS7G, and held the post of Assistant Superintendent ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. ♦ Vice- Adm. A. Lyons, commander-in-chief on the North America and West Indies Station, telegraphed from Trini- dad yesterday to the Admiralty that he leaves on the 23d inst. for Grenada and Jamaica. Her Majesty's gunboat ...

... already well-defined steps of the Administration, to give vitality and force to the assertion of the Monroe doctrine in the West Indies and Central America. The Methodist Conference at Baltimore has been closed. The Conference has issued a pastoral letter ...

... phenomenon takes place to-day and will be favour- ably seen over a large portion of the United States and throughout the West Indies and South America. In this country transit will begin at about two, a few seconds earlier at southern stations, and later ...

... succession to the Bishop of Guildford, recently deceased. Arrivals from the West Indies. — Among th) passengers who arrived at Plymouth yesterday by the Moselle from the West Indies were the Right Hon. HughC. E. Childers, M.P., and Mrs. and Miss Childers ...