... Hotel from Bath; Colonel O'Neill and Mr. MDou_all, at ditto from Brighton; Captain Thomkinson, R.N. at ditto, from the West Indies; Mr. Ingledew, Mr. Sherwood, and Dr Ers- kine, at ditto, from the East indies; Mr. Johnstone 19th Lancers, at ditto, from ...

... Win- tcrman, far St. 17 bes. Deal', I'm. 17. — Arrived and sailed for the River, a trans- port (name unknown) from the West Indies, last from Ports- mouth. Came down fiun the River and sailed, the Aim, Val- voy.fnr Hay ti ; Thetis, Middleion, for Jamaica; ...

... has been particularly unfortunate in her loss of Officers since she sailed from this port in March last» direct for the West Indies, but ultimately for the Halifax sta. lion. Before she left the West Imlies, she lost her First Lieutenant and seven other ...

... of Nevis. an the 2d of March, in the 87»h year •if 1iiku«e„ Edward Part-is, Esq., one of the oldest Proprietors ih ine West Indies, and for many years Speaker of ibe House of Assembly therein* well as Judge of «be Admiral: v. He U suc- ceeded ih bis' ...

... whole course of instruction, were recommended to the Commander in Chief for Commissions. By the latest accounts from the West Indies, the fever hns been severely fell in Tobago, garrisoned by two companies of the ltl. regimen., who became so reduced by ...

... hasbeen driven back to ptin- geness, hut arrived in the Down 1 * again this morning. A Dutch ship from Holland for the West Indies, nnd a galliot, laden with corn, got »n the Goodwin Sand this morning, bur were got off and brought into the Downs this ...

... services on that day ; he, however, was named in tbe thanks of both Houses of Parliament, and soon afterwards sailed to the West Indies wiih six sail of 74 gun ships, where he relieved Earl St. Vincent, and continued as Commander in Chief on the Lee- ward ...

... the contents of this note, a place in any of the public prints, either io Europe, America, or any of'the colonies of the West Indies. Whoever may be good enough to comply w iih the above rcqnest, will confer a favour on their very obliged servant, JAMES ...

... Brilliant transport, from the Cape; also to-day ihe Robert, Clark, from Itiga. — Passed by ihc Faith, Church, from the West Indies.— Sailed the Thames, Miller, from Bermuda. Llanmauoch, Sf.pt. 6. — The sloop Diligence. Morgan, of Cardigan, for Bristol ...

... beloved sister-in-law. Lord CoMBEiiMEiiF. has brought home with him a great variety of curious birds and beasts from the West Indies, which are now at his seat of Comber- mere Abbey, in Cheshire : amongst the collection are some scarce and beautiful specimens ...

... SHIP NEIVS. Portrmooth, Aoc. 28. — Arrived his Majesty's ship Tartar, from the West Indies and Hava.in.ih; sailed frnm the latter 27th July ; Aurora transport, from the Cape of Good Hope; Resolution, Clarke, frohi Trieste ; and Janet, M'Klis.or, from ...

... influence of S. IJriggs, Esq. the British Resident at Grand Cairo, wiih the Pacha of Egypt. A hurricane prevailed in the West Indies on the 2Sih and 29th of September, which was productive of consider- able damage im the .hipping at Marliuique, St. Lucie ...