... Coast of Africa-Accra, May Volage, 28, Captain H Smith, East Indies-Macao Wanderer, 16, Commander Hon. J Denman, Coast of Africa -Sierra Leone Wasp, 16, Commander G. 11ansel, Mediterrancan-Malta Waterwitch, 10, Lieutenant tI J Matson, Coast of Africa Weazle ...

... have also entered boats to compete for the town cup, ox tne value or no sginoa1. PLYasOrTI.-The Pylades sloop-of-war arrived from Africa on Monday. She brings important intelligence from the coast respecting the slave trade, a new system having sprung ...

... 4 lower than this day week, owing to a rumour that Cotnmuoaare Wilkins was blockading Bermuda with three American ehips of war, but letters we have seen throw discredit On the Story, stating that he had only put in to coal. Another cause of the decline ...

... actual crew of 20,498 men. Their com- position will be regulated as follows:- SAILING-VESSELS OF WAR. 8 Ships of the line 12 Frigates 10 Corvettes of war 6 Corvette(savisos)of IS guns I 14 Brigs of from 16 to 20 guns 5 Cannoneer brigs of 8 guns 10 Brigs ...

... formation was immediately communicated to the British com- modore, who within a few hours promptly despatched two ships-of-war to cruise undera Caiman pilot in the strait referred to. One of these vessels, after cruising during the month of March, returned ...

... coast would have no effect in stopping supplies by sea sent to St. Jean d'Acre, which could go (as they did during the last war) in the Pasha's flat-bottomed djerms, which might sail near shore in the shal- low water (in many placesonlyfourfeetat a distance ...

... inan such offr, it being manifest that the armistice would be used by the South to strengthen themselves in the manitions of war, end, therefore, not at all likely to be ac- cepted by the North; though hopes are still entertained that seme means will be ...

... -The English ships of war in the harbour of Malta on the 2nd were the Ceylon, bearing the flag of Sir J. Louis; Asia, 84; Ganges, 84; Bellerophen,80; Vanguard, 80; Castor, 36; Daphne, IS; Zebra, IS; Beacon, 8; Mag- pie, 4: the war-steamers Rhadamanthus ...

... Modeste, and was to be sent to Sierra Leone. for condemnation..The Portuguese slaver brigantine Ulysses, from the coast of Africa, bound to Cuba, with 529 slaves on board, was captured by H.M. schooner Skipjack, Lieutenant Wright, on the 1st of December ...

... Royal on Monday last. We are rejoiced to find so much activity in this im- portant branch of the service amongst our vessels of war. The rapid succession of the late aeizures of slave vessels will con- rey some idea of the enormous extent to which the infernal ...

... Loanda should be blockaded when the Tagus itself was so, and that, wvhen a Portuguese vessel left Lisbon, a British brig-of-war chased her for three days outside the bar.' Lieut. Paultor declares that the Espoir was the only brig on the Lisbon station ...

... prices have touched the highest point, unless interfered with by the'renewedmwants-of other parts of Europe, or the calamity of war. Shipments are in progress for England from France, Belgium, and Holland. It cannot, however, be denied that a -great deal of ...