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... season, has been the only cause dial many cf our vessels have been occluded from our ports the ice, and driven to the West-Indies, • In these remarks upon the conduit of (breign nations relative American Commerce, it our duty to exempt the Government ...
... taken place between His Majesties Secretary State, and the Governors or Civil Officers of His Majesty’s Colonic? in the West Indies, the suhjefl of the abolition the Slave Trade.— Ordered to lie the table. The House then went into a Committee on the Bill ...
... proceeded to the West Indies. The saving the Toulon Fleet seems now confirmed beyond all doubt but the place of their destination is still unknovrn. It seems pretty clear, however, that they are not intended either for the East cr West Indies, as they had ...
... weather. The fleet which sailed from Cork on the January, under convoy the Prateiyte frigate ahd Elk brig of war, for the West Indies, were all well on the Bth of February, in lat. 87, 100. 17 West. 129 sail company. ...
... he received in cutting French prize of harbour, in the East Indies, Mr. Z. Betty, son ...
... and the countries belonging to the United -tetes America; and between his Majesty's saidsubjeds and Foreign Wairds the West Indies 1 admit in the different Ports of the several lands under •siv command, the importation of tlie following articles, vix ...
... sufficient ground had been made out for the measure, every man. who knew withwbat avidity Slaves were bought up in the West Indies, could not help seeing, that if Great Britain abonplpned' die Trade, it fall into other hands. He contended, that the mere ...
... and two smaller Vessel*, had been seen in lat. 4-0. and lon. 16. standing to S. W. supposed to steering course for the West Indies. The same accounts add, that the French Squadron in Ferrol was ready for a start, and it was supposed they would attempt ...
... the part of die present Ministers. He recommended the black troops in the West Indies should be employed in the East Indies, and that Sapoys should be employed the West Indies. He adverted to the circumstance cf considerable sum of money having been received ...
... aftion upon a Policy of Insurance for 300/. on the ship Mercury, from Liverpool the Coast of Africa, and from thence to the West Indies, with or without letters marque, brought by the assured against tlic underwriters; in whrch question of great importance ...
... m Board Cotton Wool, except Ships ur.d Vessels coming dirrdljy from the East Indies, or the ConHncct of Americr, or the West Indies, leaded in whole cr part with that Commodity, being the produce those parts, or any the Goods, Wares or Merchandise enunicratjd ...
... Cruizer brig, and sent V armooth. , -, The Bum Anna, Paulsen ; the Belle Juditfe. and vessel, rain* unknown, fr,m Leghorn the West Indies, are I bv a privateer - •• 1 tigua, they are mudenined. The Shaw Byramgore. ——, from Madras Bengal, was taken in September ...