... PROPOSEI) SlInpiING CAiNAL IN CEN TRAL I AMERICA. it worldl be dittliclti ,itt tire littited space Open to USa tior Tlt to to tiiatica t ite fail ?? Of rite ?? ttI sii- to Lit e prapeosed shirppittg Cantal it Ceneral Aniotien, which C0 It-t just been ...

... Devonport N. America and W. Indies N. America and W. Indies Mediterranean Portsmouth Portsmouth China Particular service Pacific a Devonport Cape of Good Hope Cape Good Hope and West Coast Africa Pacific ?? S. E. Coast America N. America and W. .Indles ...

... MasterJ. ?? Dillon ?? Valparaiso Niger 13 iso Capt. J. M. Bruce. N. America and W. Indies Nimble 5 80 Corn. A. J. CIbatfleid N. America and W. IIndies Nib ?? 4 300 ComI.T.K.Mulocknzie N. America aend W. IIndies vmle 4 300 Corn. T.Ilarcardlston East Indies aosn ...

... PariSfic Pacifie China Sheerness S. E. Coast America Mediterranean Sheerness Bristol W. Coast of Africa East Indies N. America and W. Indies Channel Islands The Humber Channel Squadron IBirkenhead N. America and W. Indies IW. Coast of Affica East Indies ...

... South- East Coast of America. (On the way home to Devon- port.). Beagle, 1, Lieutonant-Comimanding C. Caffin, Australia. Bellerophon, 15, 1000 Captain Jolh A. Fisher (bearing flag of Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cooper Key,. ?? North America and West Indies. Bittern ...

... ?? ?li, Detached Squadron (ordered home.) Druid, 10, 850, Capt. A. G. It. Roe, N. America and West Indies. is of Dryadi, V. 300, Commauler C. E. Dcmnvile, N. America and West eased Indies. ihem- Disks of Wellingiton, 25, 700, Capt. P. W. Sullivan, c ...

... byCana>| dian Packet. ; Wed. Ml*.l America (New From Imiia(fiorobay),Alex- Y«rk), r.S. Packet, via! andria, and Malta, via Southampton. . Southampton; from ada, Canadian Packet. (Evg.) to India (Calcutta), Front America (New York) China, A , via Marseilles ...

... E: Indies and China Capt. C. Wise ?? he~erness Co. I ?? E. Indies and ChinaI W EaOn Nrth America mnd Lieu. ATabuea, Weet Indies Lien. A.Tabuen BY,E Coast America vie I.Vie Vu IWE WI W, WI T 22 80 99 11 00 20 8 70 81 0 S 10 , * 1 )o Cat H loadhead Capt ...

... she has abolished slavery in her owni colonies, ad slave labour comes in competi- tion wvitl their productions France and America have no interest in putting down the slave trade, be- cause they continue slavery in their own colonies. This constitutes ...

... PALMsAB.-\Vye arrived 18th October. I ALnANY.-Penguin arrived 20th October. RIO JANMILO.-Commodore, 6outh-East Coast . icon °f America, in Flora, sailed 19th October for ' and Anigra. d For WHITEHALL, Oct. 22. tb a OPOILTO.-PaCtolUS arrived 20th October. c ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MOimiy. Owing to the prospect of hostilities witsl America, the country I markets, held onl Saturday, were flrm for shecat, at, ir sonic instances, 1 an advance in tie quotations of Is. to 2s. per qr. In the value of I sprrtg corn, very ...

... Friday at Liver. pool bringing Ncw York advices of the 14th August, and accounts of corresponding dates from other parts of America. The harvest had, we learn, been neatly finished in the Uniied States, and the result had fuliV satisfied expectation, the ...