... principle oF reciproeity the commercial intercourse ?? .the United S'ates and. the Britis.h Possessions, as. well. in the West Indies as on the Continent OF North America';,but.,te proposal WaS declined by. our Ministers. The President,. in conseqbence, ...

... plumbers were at work in his shop until a late hour in the evening. In addition to his' o'wn icalamity, a family froum the West Indies, who had'occupied the lodgings in his house otnly for three -or four days, have lost the whole of their perional property ...

... the Royal Scots Regiment of Foot. His Royal Highness had seen much military service, and served under Sir C. Grey, in the West Indies, in the early part of the revolutionary war, during which time he was present at the reduction of St. Lucie. ' He was married ...

... justice and integrity, of his demeanour. During this Ver. vieg in British America, he received orders to sail tor tile West Indies, and join in the attack on the French is64nds, under Szr Charles Grey. On the expedition the imupetuous bravery of his Royal ...

... an ama ~ ia ing increase in lle trade if Liverpnnd. -ro 'f isi been four valuabte arrivals fr ,ri ?? 1 Indt Isn from the West Indies -oulaease^ h.i:; j3(jf( from the Braxils, 8; from British *A.:tii ?? 2 from tlle United. States, 9t; from Lkisb-,n ,ert ...

... very amicable and pet manenthbasis * The commercial relations between the Unitkod States and the Briiish colonies in the West Indies, and on this continent, have undergone no chaoge.~ the British Government still preferring to leave-that commerce under ...

... South America, 54; North America, S4 ; Canary Islands, 11; Spain and the Mediterranean, 95; Portugal, 60; East Indies, 5; West Indies, 41; Russia and the Baltie, 125; Sweden and Norway, 52; Denmark,- Jutland and the coasts, 42 ; Holland, Bren1em, But FrieNA ...

... great Irish pro. prietors. Public talk nod clamour rusy do se-nething for tie poor Irish,'1is it dii for the slaves in the West Indies. Ireland will become more quiet under such treatraeut, and then more tich, more comfortable, atid more ciihziAd; and tl;e ...

... pe; ve, rwhichl ?? .nske i 75 fts~lf tO teis; if trv' xvcnid add 325 guinces ;rnorr far tres-;oriing lthat hvrse to- the West Indies; for in. stancc~ttlI vdald runou rit n to 2(50 9eineas,- . that sumn.ec to be mtultiplied by ath2 Dumber Gt heorsCt- reqmire ...

... into Wizichester garristin on Wvditeday, yr.` pirarory to its being joined by the Regimtnart, noivr as,, voyage from ttra West Indies, wvich is expected to rieli Etigland tile beginning of next month. MajorrGeneral Lionel Smith, C. B.. is appointed to tie ...

... deceased. Hos!rrAL SArva.-Brevet inspectorof HoepitalsN, Rdanr Tegart, from the h. If-pay, to be Inspector of luspittls ia the West Indies only. Deputy Inspector, Jobn Erly, NY. D., from the bsRlfear, to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, vice Edward L'brieni ...

... Jamaica. 49th and 64th Do. to the Cape of Good Hope, to relieve the 38th and 54th. 58th and 61st Da. to return from the West Indies. 6toh Do. to return from St. Helena. 75th Do. to go to Gibraitior. .51st and S.thi Do. to the Mediterranean. sied Do. to ...