Thus showing that, by the time the steamer was ready to return to (p. 120) Falmouth, the West Indian mails would be up at Fayal; and, as regards the other quarters, the mails from thence would have some time to spare for the voyages in case of accidents, and still be in time at Fayal, thus:--
March 1 March 10 April 24 15 25 May 9 April 1 April 10 25 15 25 June 8 May 1 May 10 24 15 25 July 8 June 1 June 10 25 15 25 August 8 July 1 July 10 24 15 25 September 9 August 1 August 10 24 15 25 October 9 September 1 September 10 25 15 25 November 8 October 1 October 10 24 15 25 December 9 November 1 November 10 25 15 25 January 9 Decembe 1 December 10 24 15 25 February 8 January 1 January 10 24 15 25 March 9 February 1 February 10 25 15 25 April 9
March 1 March 10 April 7 15 25 22 April 1 April 10 May 8 15 25 23 May 1 May 10 June 7 15 25 22 June 1 June 10 July 8 15 25 23 July 1 July 10 August 7 (p. 121) 15 25 23 August 1 August 10 September 7 15 25 22 September 1 September 10 October 8 15 25 23 October 1 October 10 November 7 15 25 22 November 1 November 10 December 8 15 25 23 December 1 December 10 January 7 15 25 23 January 1 January 10 February 7 15 25 22 February 1 February 10 March 10 15 25 25
4.--_North American and West Indian Department_.
Mail of At Barbadoes At Cape Nichola Return to do.
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The following will be the periods of the steamers between Halifax (p. 122) and Havannah, from which it will appear how well the whole will work as regards all North America and all the West Indies; and also how regularly and pointedly the return steamer from the Havannah (bringing the Havannah and Tampico mails, should any accident have happened to the Jamaica steamer), will call at New York for the replies to the letters by the packet from Europe, arrived at that city two days before her; and carry these forward to Halifax (giving two days to stop at New York) in time to get the steamer with the homeward British mails from that place to Fayal.