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... WEST INDIES. the Medway we have intelligence from the West India Islands, which shows that the proprietors of estates continue experience the same difficulties, namely want of labourers to enable them compete with slave-produced sugars. large influx of ...
... WEST INDIES. The Thames, lloynl Mail steam ship, Philip Hast, R.N., commalider, arrived Southampton, Tuesday morning, from the West Indies, somewhat boisterous passage, having experienced strong head winds from the Bth to the 16th instant. lily this arrival ...
... WEST INDIES. Cuee.—Letters from Havana of the 23rd ult., describe attempts of Insurrection in various parts,'of the Island suppressed in one instance with great sacrifice of life. ,l'he negroes in the country give a great deal of trouble. They rose a ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 8th February have arrived. The following is an extract from the Kingston Chronicle: — a gentleman lately arrived at this port from Cuba we regret to learn the tidtnes of an insurrection among the negroes of that island ...
... WEST INDIES. The West India Royal Mail steamer Forth, arrived at Falmouth on Wednesday, has brought advices from Jamaica to the of August, and the other islands corresponding dates. The House of Assembly was not expected to meet earlier than the accustomed ...
... WEST INDIES. The Dee arrived on Friday Southampton, bringing the West India mails of the following dates Jamaica 24'h ; St. Thomas’s 31st, and Nov. r2ih. Tobago was visited with tremendous tornado ami hurricane, and appalling thunder ami lightning, with ...
... WEST INDIES. The Forth West India mail-steamer has brought advices from Jamaica to July 25th, from the JOth. from Trinidad to tin,* 19th, and other of the islands to about the same dates. In Jamaica there were great complaints about abuses in the island ...
... to the proprietor. And, again, tl after pointing out the glaring defects of the pre- u sent system of management in the West Indies, d lie says, F lrom the first process of preparieg the land, to that of selling the sugar in England, q wer are ?? to subillit ...
... WEST_ INDIES. The Medway, royal mail steam-ship, Captain Andrews, arrived early this morning from the West Indies, with the usual mails. She has made passage with her usual punctuality, her appaieut late arrival basing been occasioned bran alteration ...
... WEST INDIES. The Thames arrived Tuesday noon at Southampton, thirteen days and half from Bermuda, the quickest passage record. The advices from our own colonies by her, are satisfactory. A negociatiou m progress, under the auspices the British and French ...
... WEST INDIES. The accounts from the West Indies have hitherto been very favourable as to the progress of the Abolition till this morning; but letters from St. Kitts, of 16th July, state se- rious disturbances, the Negroes refusing to work the eause was ...
... WEST INDIES. Her Majesty’s packet Hope, Lieutenant Snell acting commander, arrived off Fabnouill, and landed her mails eight miles distant, owing to a prevailing calm, last week. We have by this packet earlier dates than those furnished the Petrel, which ...