Glasgow Courier. — 1850-02-05 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

COMMISSARIAT.  Lieutenant a moat feeling. kind, and the Centaur, to Mrs. Young, who was most  seralr-steamer,  _ severely The bee In and ' shore, dead, and several rushing on shore, tion into the "  000ssion.  _i the .4 12 miles tat and  about thirty were ordered the villas, again proceeded Basain, Captain tenured in a most  _.ced the fire from 1.. in the act of stepping • Marine ; tint the tAll. who ran  .nonmy In qaptain pitlAve, was w  . the body. gam, pulled boat to the  „ was shot I and soldiers every diree,ot before Bookie forces  attic laformation as to the present state of the ahipptug Intermit throughout the country, which the Vows and other journals favourable to the repeal of the Navigation-11w' I - -Aetna  have been endeavouring ...i.e the publie believe is ..... most prosperous condition. The utmorupulotis statement • The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour had Its origin, we believe, in a which has gone the round of the to the ship-building and hood upon Thomas Noon Talfourd, Esq., one of ti. the shipping ira the port me ganderjaad are in a slate her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. of unusual activity. The fabrication is again given currency by the Times of Wednesday, with all t e itorial censequensgretan le hot : ishdleblt Its yards. There is no decrease in 1 CM the stocks, and they are of • larger tonnage fortlignarkbpvi remedy owns to that port for the iroar li belliatadas they find it the best W 986.1.41 1118. 4141 th 1.111111/4 ' ' i are eir notions of diem Idiot war* in our Parliament last =listslithat eommbelous originally intended for the "cheap " Batas shlpheliders I beau lately transferred to Sunderland. Nee la restaisat . '' • that we' -'. universes!, with thii llitip at • few v believe, where the r' - inferior  War Of Poi. 1. let niglatent of Dragoons—Paymaster Robert Browne Thomas Boyd, from the 89th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice White, who exchanges. 1 ath Regiment of Foot—Lient. James Alexander Madigan to be I Captain, without purchase, vice Sheppard, deceased; Ensign George Augustus Morgan to be Lieutenant., vice Madigan; Ensign Primate Fisher Hamilton, from the 65th Foot, to t. Ensign, vice Morgan. 7th Foot—Ensign Thomas Tryon, from the 68th Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Porter, who retiree. 24th Foot—Ensign William Vesey Monologs to be 1 Parsons, whose promotion by purchase , , Robert - - from the 6th Foot, to be  elt sod vote in Me gems' of steamer the Rails, And the Teaser, the United Kingdom of Great Commander Selwyn, was contained in Alrlie mid Jahn considerate letter from Captain Buckle, of Toon& the Mother of Mr. Alexander F. 0. dangerously wounded on that It appears that intelligence having been received by Commodore Fanshawe, C. 8., that • large piratical force from the River Gambia, oonsisthig of slave furors and natives, had seized on • seheoser belonging on British merchant near Sierra Leone, and murdered in mid Mood three of her crew (two Buglish and one French subject), and that the party had towed the schooner up the River Gambia, and had had the Impudence to offer to release the vessel on the payment of 800 dollars; and it having been ascertained that the steamers coMd not get up the river to the village or island ;:kied of Bassin, where the strength of the piratical force had congregated, the Commodore determined to send his boats to liberate the vessel and pettish the pirates. Be consequently proceeded to the Cambia, with the Centaur, the Teaser, and the Ruble, the latter a French war-steamer, going up as far as the river was navigable for his vessels. He then anchored and despatched the boats of the squadron, sending with them a detachment of the 24 West India Regt., in ell mustering 270 Officecs and men, under command of Captain Buckle; Lieut. Commanddr Selwyn, of the Teaser •' First Lieut. Ball, of the Centaur; and the commander of the Rub!.; and number of other not named In 0- private letter. boats, having about found the en strong force BIWA% and Bookie was to h.