... WEST INDIES. KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), AUG. i.—We are extremely lorry to ftate, that the fhip Moreland, Captain Inglis, lying at Salt-River, by Come accident caught on Thurfday morning, the 23d ult. at one o'clock, and notwithitanding every exertion to extinguifh ...

... WEST INDIES. JAMAICA, (KtsrcmaN, Nov. 7. 18o1).—Ey an American veffel, arrived on Tuefday from St. Domingo, we learn, that General Moyfe, who commanded in the northern diflrid of St. Domingo, and who was the Officer that took poffeffion of the Spanith ...

... WEST INDIES. From the West Indies there are some Interesting accounts. They come (tom Barbadoes, and are of so - late a date as the 23d of July inclusive. They detail the account of an abortive attempt of the English upon the Danish Island of St. Martin's ...

... WEST INDIES. PARBADOES, NOV. 12. It appears by subsequent information to that in our last, stating the capture of a French brig of war, that it was his Majesty's ship JASON, and not the CIRCE, which was seen towing the prize iro Domi. nica. The enemy's ...

... WEST INDIES. (ST. KITT's), OCT. 4 The damage done by the late hurricane in the interior of this 'Eland has greatly exceeded the elli,nate made of it at the time. The torrents from the mountainv tuept away almoli every mill in the Colony, and occationed ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica, Jolt if,—Arrived the Irwin, Captain Mofs ; (he was bound to St. Thomas’s with a cargo of lumber and provifions, but being run foul of fea by a fchooner, which'(he had hef bowfprit carried away, and becoming leaky, was compelled to ...

... WEST INDIES. The island of Guadaloupe has been relieved and reinforced by the =rival there, about the 22d of December, of five frigates, with troops and iprovisions, from France. Of this we' were informed by the Prince Adolophus packet, in 29 days from ...

... WEST INDIES. JOLT I.—The two French fri. we% relichi and Ferieese, part of T. mule.% squadron, which not long since so irate. rested the public attention by the hope of their capture or de.truction in the Saints, after quitting 131sseterre, Goad sloure ...

... west INDIES ROjEii;, StRT. *•• lara ,!?is «r»i»cd fro« Rod xin sorry you the tunc that has befallen this Colony lo.t. at night the wind **» so T.olent a. to dUreeil the shipping onshore, eaeept , mostly all the house* swept into the nearly 200 liras lost ...

... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes, Aug. 12— Sir R. SWachan's squa- j (Iron, consisting of the Ctemr (flag-ship), Belleide, Terrible, Bellona, Auducious, Montague, and Tri- umph, of the line ; and Melampus and Decade fri- gates, sail from Carlisle Bay tiiis day. ...

... WEST INDIES. In the, anticipation a war with Great Britain, the Amerie to Editors have airead% called the attention of their people to the importance at our. Trans -Possessions In endeavointingto shew the advantage which would result to .the United Stati ...

... WEST INDIES. The following are Extracts from tjie Jamaica Papers:— St. Jaco la Vega, May n. We arc informed that his Honour, the Lieutenant.Govcr nor, has appointed Monday, the loth inft. f r ,.’ ceiving the petition for continuing the intercourfe with ...