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... setts), a schooner took on hoard, at the wharf of M. Potin, one hundred and fifty slaves, who have been sold in the French West Indies. M. Morenas, adds some further details, to skew the miseries consequent on this revival of the trade ;—such as, that a ...
... American domimes. and to promote the mutual interests and welfare of his loyal and affectionate subjects. Accounts from tite West Indies state that the yellow fever rages at St. Bartholomew's, where it was before cabana. sad has carried of easy Swedes. Subsequent ...
... Henry Wartle, K. C. B. is appointed to the Ooverninent of Raibadoes, and Commander in• Chief of his Majesty's forces in the West Indies, vi:r Lord Comtiermeer. A steam vessel on an improved constroction, shoot 90 feet long, is now noilding for the purpose ...
... march into !hit. earlistrn (Winehester) on preparatory, Is to beinit. joined by the regiinent, now Oh its voyage from the West Indies which is ex. petted to reach England the beginning of neat, —l-fatsphrre TUESDAY. MARCH 20. ROITION.—TRVI: BRITON-OFFICE ...
... trunks belonging to the Captain, and Mr. Meredith's trunk, and two oars, and sent adrift. After ten days' sailing for the West Indies, Deseada was the first land they discovered, when two of the crew went below and scuttled the ship--they had rigged the ...
... Spare. it is now part of the United States, its mutations have ceased. The possessors of the Floridas hold the key of the West Indies, and command the Gulf of Mexico. WASHINGTON, MAR CH 30.-Mr, Autrotsus, t! e late Btitish Charge d'Affaires, this city yesterday ...
... to a work then extant, from the pen of an eminent physician of the metropolis (Dr. Pinckattl), entitled Notes on the West Indies, which contained the most able and luminous exposition of the climate of those islands, which had hitherto issued from ...
... that as we could not do without lumber, bresd-stufls, &c. we should be compelled to permit of their being conveyed to the West Indies in American bottoms, hi this Mr. Monroe has certainly been disappointed, and instead of embarrassing its, he %cry griesously ...
... who knew her, is snatched aw a y in the BOILERS, FURNACES, bloom of from incautiously ruling is shoes. Lately a in tlw West Indies, who h a d b een HIS Majesty's Letters Perent have been ma n i r d married to another slate by one of the missionaries, ...
... the section o‘ svhkh the President. 00 satisfactory evidence being giveo. that the ports in islaaJs or colonies in the West Indies. under the divirrion of Great Britain. have been opened to the ot the United States, to issue his proclamatim. declaring ...
... presented Petition the Myr-. of Liverpool, and stated eome cases of the horrible of Pioneer() British Merchant Vessels in the West Indies. Having called on the Admiralty to protect the commerce of the country, Sir G. Coekbunt admitted that Government was in ...
... jeer of this melanclully enquiry had seen devotedly attached to a sailor, who hail recently returned from a 'time to the West Indies, and to whom she was en • gsgeo to he married. Duriny, the ahsence of her he. toothed lover, heiwever, another young nsan ...