... HER MAJESTY'S CRUISE THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. Tim Royal steam squadron, under the command chief of Captain the Hon. Joseph Den man, consisting the Victoria and Albert and l'airy (carrying the Court), the Salamander, Osprcv, Sparrowhawk, Wanderer, Alacrity ...

... lI^VTEnBASEAN CRUISE. ■ ■if' 1 ' J * ■•' * a ?? 11 * 88 steamer are forming a ■ ll ler tin patronage of distinguished Crimean U' n - 1 visiting, early in August, the prin- I ?? r-st along the Coast ed the MEDITER- ?? w mbens, Smyrna, Constantinople ...

... F°?™ c c £sj&e&_*. _is__£ *_ and is quite ready for a long cruise N™i.ii,_ ?? «T_. S Jf?' ampton Harbour. For I £rK%^*&J^^ Sion ** W * De&l - ,nn W « High-str^t, S^ut_: A N^- QUEENSLAND , Queensland Government Offices, - - ?? . _, 32, Charing-cross ...

... ROUND THE WORLD YACHTING NOTICE. -The Steam-yacht CEYLON, havine left Southampton for her Cruise Bound the World will h« due at MARSEILLES (after calling at Bordeaux, Lisbon Gib! raltar and Malaga) on the 15th pror. Passengers intending to embark at that ...

... Noon. North Berwick for Cruise. 1 p.m. N. Berwick to Elie, 4 r.M. Elie for Leith, 5 p.m. Methil for Leith, 5.30 p.m. TUESDAYS at 10 a.m.-NORTH BERWICK, ELIK. From Leith, 10 a.m. ; Nobth Berwick to Elie, 11.30 a.m. Elie for Cruise along the Fife Coast, 1 ...

... CRUISE to tbe »f El^ l ?? ?? M-.r--eir.es, Naples, Malta, Athens, H '' :rV .'.nt-i V'«'. a:ld I -nyrna „ir J ?? ,_ half a century has elapsed since the ?? , ' l ' l ' ?? wa; fought, yet the little village of that name . ■;. ' : ?? ni nlain are still ...

... for Barrow-in-Furness, where embarked in the afternoon on board the Pembroke Castle, one Messrs Currio's Cape liners, for a cruise to the West Coast Bootlaud. The weather was favourable. ...

... Liverpool Journal of Commerce,' that Captain Semmes intends sail immediately for the East Indies. This contemplated change of cruising ground on the pait of the Alabama has been known for some time by the initiated, and is only canying out Captain Semmes* ...

... stilted that, Gaeta, it will not withdrawn from influencing Italy. In the expectation of an attack upon Venice, the fleet will cruise in the Adriatic. The 4 Patrie' of last evening states that the English fleet in the Mediterranean, and the English military ...

... Danish monarchy would be maintained. It was expected that hostileies wou'd be resume I yesterday morning. Fourteen Danish are cruising between Keil and the island of Fehmern. According to the United Service Gazette, orders have been given by our Government ...

... Scourge, 6, paddlewheel Commodore Adams, returned into Portsmouth harbour Thursday evening, having well tested her machinery cruise outside, and is now completing the shipment her last sea stores prior to leaving for the coast of Africa. The Hydaspcr, screw ...

... , dated the inst:— The Racer cutter arrived here Saturday, left Algiers oo the 30th ult. at which lime two frigates were cruising before that sad two others before Bona. No accommodation been made of the differences with the Algerine Government, nor was ...