The Sun.
London, England, 1857-02-07 00:00:00

SEABORNE MAILS.

[When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sunday
the mail remains open until the day following ; except in th•
case of the India mail, via Southampton, which, on Plat
occasions, is made up the previous evening.]

Lisbon
Spain
Gibraltar
Gibraltar 1
Malta
Egypt .. • •
Ceylon • •
India • .
Mauritius
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China
Penang
Singapore
Australla(via}ll
the Cape)
Cape of Good
Hope
Mauritius
Ceylon
India .•
Lisbon...• 1
Madeira
Capedc Verde
Brazil. 34
linenosAyres
Falkland Is-
lands
Wes. Indies
(except Ha-
vana and
Honduras).
Venezuela
Grey Town
New Granada
Chili
Peru
California

Ilonduras
.Nassaa

Mexico ....
Ilav ilia ..
Madeira .. ..
Teneriffe ..
W.C.of Africa
British North
America ..
United States
United States
British North
America ..
United States
British North
America ..
Canada ....

Made up at
the
Post Office.

lth,l7th, &
27th of the
month.

4th & 20th
of the
month.

4th of 1.
the
month.

..... ••••1

Feb. 5.. ..

Ireb. 9....

Ed and 17th
of the
month.

IFeb. 17 ..

'Feb. 2....

IFeb. 23 ..

Every Fri.

Feb. 3 and
te
Tailiemcirnt
aee.

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des-
patched.

South-
ampton

South-
ampton

South-
ampton
South-
ampton

Dart-
mouth

South-
ampton

I Feb. 25

South-
ampton

South-
ampton

South-
ampton

Feb. 24 ..

By what
Vessel.

Alham-
bra

Ripon

Ripon

Harbin
ger

ffedwayl

Parana

Parana

Ply.
mouth

Liver-
pool

Europa

Liver-
pool

South-
ampton
Liver-
pool

When
expected

Jan. 24

4th and
20th of
the

month.

Feb. 4..

ran. 31

Jan. 25

Feb. 12

lit and
16th of
the

By whit
Vessel.

month.

16th •f
the

month.

Feb. 1

A
WA-

oloult 0

Feb 6

Feb. 2

Niornini
Llgi

lEnsto

Avon

Ericsson

Feb. 191

Herman

Indian

Atr*te

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Atrate

swop

Asia

!Erie WO

31—Morning. E—Evening.

Feb. 191

Feb. 4

Arse

Arne'
ricnn.

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