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... SANDWICH ISLANDS. 0, We have received copies of the Sandwich Islands Ga- So zelte to the 13th of January last. They are filled with hdiscussions and statements relative to the expulsion, by ir the missionaries, of certain Catholic priests who had ir landed ...
... SANDWICH ISLANDS. The Honolulu Friend, of the 20th February, contains a copy of the commercial treaty concluded between that Government and Great Britain. It consists of eight articles, the sixth of which provides, that British merchandize. or recognised ...
... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. vde The important ?? of the Snudwichl Islands in conl- of nection vith the future progress of cotutnerce in the P'acific 'h confers greet interest on Iheir histor y, aI new edition of which u hbs recently been ?? by llr. J. .1. Jlrvis ...
... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. [From the Moniteur.] Letters from Petropawiowsk (Kamfschatka) dated the 10th of November, 1819. announce, that Tammeamea, King of the Sandwich Isles, had died in the month of March of the same year, and give, respecting that event ...
... SANDWICH ISLANDS. We learn by advices to the end of August, that the murderers of Capt. Carter, who two years since bad been destroyed two Sandwich islanders, who formed part of the crew the cutter, William Little, then under his command, had at length ...
... SANDWICH ISLANDS. have accounts from the Sandwich Islands which five the account of the dispute between that government and the French in different light to (he version furnished the French aulho nlies. This statement is made by one. (he Araeman missionaries ...
... SANDWICH ISLANDS. ThursiUty't Post. —Sandwich Island papers to the end of last September contain the particulars of an attempted assassination of the American consul and his lady ; the latter, indeed, was so dangerously wounded to past hopes of recovery ...
... THE SANDWICH ISLANDS As the Frencb journals are so very jealous at the reported occupation of these islands by 1 . ..0rd . George Paulett i n t h e n ame of Her Majesty Queen VietDna, the following s h ort acco unt of the South Pacific Archipelago may ...
... VISIT TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Extract of a letter, dated on board_ the United States ship Potomac, Oct. 1, 1831: • We made the island of Oahu on the 22d ofJuly, but, as we had a head wind, did not drop our anchors in Honolula Roads until near night fall ...
... VISIT TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Extract of a letter, dated on board the United States ship Potomac, Oct. 1, 183-2: We made the island of Oahu on the 22d ofJuly, but, as we had a head wind, did not drop our anchors in Honolula Roads until near night fall ...
... THK SANDWICH ISLANDS. The gallant Place and his hrave buccaneers have, it seem*, been re-enacting at the Islands the same manly aaiu.- they pla>rd Tahiti, exacting money from the half civilised and defenceless inhabitants, and enforcing popery even id ...
... which he - spent several mouths amongst the Sandwich Islands, and the result of his visit was an irresistible desire to impress upon the Gov-rnment the policy of im. mediately rendering this valuable group of islands so, a British possession, to be cultivated ...