... WEST INDIES. The fent them WA received are of a what chanty Al New Providence. • enere um copenned on the WM of September, win* and damaged of the homers broke the Mambos of the of their Mine. shipwreck* had seesawed we the key. or Mall adjacent. The ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Avon (•)„ 'last, arrived at Southampton en day, from the West Indies. The Arse espaliered inuder,ite westerly winds, with Ilse weather asserelly. Since the morning the Itth L, the Slip has boa propelled with hut see eerie sod ens ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal Clyde ha* arrived irsilt intellr.enre the Weg het date. are Antisua 1.0 MAy Mar the 31.4. ttarhallor. to June the SBiot Utre. and St. Itnerent Jour Lin .8.8.1 sant. Cbri%gopher Itt June Shy 3,1, a.sJ anl I.• June ilk* . J•11•ICA ...

... THE WEST INDIES. It will no doubt be In the recollection of some of our readers that, a few weeks since ' we announced that a Courtmartial had been ordered by the authorities of Jamaica, to be held on Capt. John M'Causland, commander of his Majesty's ...

... WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail steamer Dec brings a West India mad with dates follows:—Jamaica, April 17; Birbadoes 18; Trinidad. H; Deroerara, 14; St. Vincent’s 1>; and Havana, There is, however, but little to be gleaned either Irom the public or private ...

... WEST INDIES. the Forth steamer, colonial files have come to hand, from Demerara the 2nd, Tnnadad the 3rd, St. Kill’s the Cth, Maihadocs. St. Vincent, Antigua, and Dominica, the 7ih, the Bth, and St. I.ucia the 11th nit. Throughout the whole the colonics ...

... WEST INDIES. We have accounts from Jamaica to the 14th ult. The fol- lowing is the substance of a proclamation issued to the appren- tices The Governor informs them that in a few days more they will become free, the Legislature of the Island having re- ...

... WEST INDIES. There is little news in the packet summary of the Jamaica Times of the 23d ult. A murder amongst the emancipados ex- cited much attention. HAITI.—Her Majesty's ship Spartan, captain the Honourable G. B. C. Elliot, sailed yesterday for Po ...

... WEST INDIES. The following extract of a letter from Jamaica, dated No- vember 17, 1835, conveys rather unpleasant intelligence The special magistrates from.England are so harrassed by endless correspondence and business, not strictly within their province ...

... WEST INDIES. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY NIGHT.—By thearrival at Dub- lin of the ship Xariffa, in twenty-eight days from Barba. does (a remarkably quick voyage), we have received a copy of the Barbadoes Globe, of the sixteenth of Febru- ary. We find in this paper ...

... WEST INDIES. On Sunday morning aarived the Royal Mlail 3 Company's steam-ship Tweed, Captain Sharp, from St. Thomas's, oln the 24th June, at four I p.m. Bermuda, on the 1st July, at eight a.m. and from Fayal on thc 10th. Jamaica dates are I of the 17th ...

... WEST INDIES. By the mail steamer, which arrived from the West Indies, at Southampton, on Friday last, we learn that Tobago was visited with a tremendous tornado and hurricane, and severe thunder and lightning, with scarcely intermission from noon on the ...