... street, Stamford-strcet, mNticlifriars-road, leither-tdreser, at eleven; last ?? Willia I Palttison, late Of Dreierara, West Indies, and of Ctogs-strct, Islirgton, merchant, tit tweelve; ?? Nrework anid Joohls Tomv, of N i:d.Sareet, (heAl;. aide, fihblioe ...

... Agent, in the Trauid, fros the-great exatent of the clorcernii vrhichl he .vas engaged Ianldthat ?? his return froilthe West Indies; ebad over alarge bal nce to G.overnment, the instant that' It ias demanded. /r. DItAS ?? in ?? AT'trtai'EY G-ENRAL anweered ...

... T .e complainant stated that some years ago she had the miisfortune to lose most of her teeth during a shipwreck in the West Indies, since which period she wai compelled to make use of artificial teeth; that about two years ago she intrusted the defendant ...

... to Bou- logse; and 9(),949 oz. of silver coin, which were thus disposed of, namely-1302 oz. to Hamburg, 3647 oz. to the West Indies, 26,000 oz. to Calcutta, 3000 oz. to Cadiz and Mogadore, 36,000 oz. to St. Petersburg, and 21,000 oz. to Calcuita; There ...

... der-staud that Ecveral younig men belonging to Newton- _ Stewartaad the neighbourhood, have receatly engaged to proceed to the West Indies and to work as labourers on sugar estates for three years. The terms are at free ots passago out, nine shillings per week ...

... gentleman's. He had no part- ner in the Bazaar, nor had he any property in the West Indies. Ho had some time considered he had a contingent right to property its the West Indies, and had opinions upon it, but he had decided Doe to go to law upon the subject; ...

... effeets. The bankrupt was examined at some length, arnd stated that he had been a cousignee to several large houses in the West Indies. Shortly before my bankruptcy several bills of lading eame into my possession, particularly from Miss Wrig-ht and Mr. Owen ...

... regard to the case Cof f;'iwn-i mailors, inciluring marry blacks, who tave been lrooglzs Ins, tli coontty ini ships from tie West Indies and other-place'. 'They lave baeen ?? wheh their serviear vcere no iouulir wrnited, and loumitnlin the-greatext distress ...

... going to Delineida, except that by accelerating- the purlchase of the slaves; and Igetting earlier to a roiaket in the West Indies, he would get a speedier vent foi his own privileged slavo. The instructions given by his owners were tL proceed as exp ...

... S.E., fresh and squally,. Arrived the Flora, Hardy, Port-au-Prince; his Majestys shi Comus, from Plymouth, bonnd to the West Indies; his Mrajesly steamer, Cooflance, from Wooltich. Off port the Cybele, Gn. ham, frorn Halifax, sailed the 19th ult- Toe Calypso ...

... to the rettura of the pioney for the saine reason. The bills were Irmced to a person nailpd Harvey, who had gone to the West Indies. Under these circUmstfltDCes Whis ;ction was bronght, and the questio a was, who was liable to bear tile loss of tile mtiiey ...

... about ten days obtained another ring and mung onl credit, which she said she wanted for hier mother, who was going to the West Indies, and for which she promised to pay in a few days. After she ob- taiied the last ring and mug, she ceased calling at witness's ...