... forward to the time when the black population of the West Indies could be with safety emancipated.— Hisses, and cries of Turn him out. The Chairman put it to the Meeting, whether the cause of the West Indies was such as make them afraid of bearing what any ...

... WEST INDIES. A GENTLEMAN of Respectability, goiig to Barbadoes, and other Islands, about the middle of the present Month, would have no objection to Collect or Settle any Upstanding Accounts. Unquestionable references will given. Apply 23, Watling-street ...

... WEST INDIES. WANTS A SITUATION, wait a Lady or Family, YOUNG WOM \N who can work well at lier needle, and has lately Come from thence Letters addressed, post paid, to A. B. No. 26,Charies-street, Hatton-garden, will be duly attended to. Under the Sanction ...

... WEST INDIES. WANTBD First - VESSEL, not exceeding about tons roeasurementj put in a Commander, with interest of about in the Vessel. There will be connection, which will be very beneficial, for continued and'full employ for the return Voyages, and a fair ...

... WEST INDIES. ITTANTED by a YOUNG MAN Native ▼ Scotland), a SITUATION in any healthy part the WEST INDIES. He will have no objection to a short Indenture. Letters addressed to W. C. No. 8, Budge-row, stating particulars, will be attended to. To IRONMONGERS ...

... EAST and WEST INDIES BAKER acquaints Merchants, • and the Public, that, for more the Shipping Orders may favoured with, hat opened a WAKEIiOUSE, No. 42, Eenchutch-ftreet,* the corner of Mincing-lane, where may be seen Patent Cane-top Cutters, Coffee Fanners ...

... PIRACIES THE WEST INDIES. Havannah, Auo. B. l annex, for the information the mercantile community, the following extract from the log-book the schooner Alexander, of Charleston, Silas Rogers, master, bound from St. Augustine Havaimah : July 23, 1821, ...

... SLAVES THE WEST INDIES Mr. Humc moved for account of all Slaves now possession of his Majesty's Government in the West Indies, distinguishing those above and those under til years of age; together with the cxpcnces which had been incurred yearly since ...

... EAST and WEST INDIES R BAKER respectfully acquaints Merchants, and the Public, that, for the more speedily executing the Shipping Orders he may be favoured with, has opened a WAREHOUSE, No. 42, Fenehurch-street, the comer of Minclng-lane, where may be ...

... SPANISH AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES, All goods of the growth, produce or manufacture, of any country or place in America or the West Indies, being or haring been part of the dominions of the King of Spain (not being prohibited to he imported in British ...

... COFFEE WORK, for the WEST INDIES, 2s. 6d. per Foot. VILEST India Produce fetching such very low prices, all Persons trading to the West Indies arc, no doubt, to obtain the best Articles and at the cheapest rate; *• BUSH therefore begs to inform them they ...

... VIOLENT tN THE WEST INDIES. New York, At o. 16.— A hurricane occurred at St. Pierre « on the 26ih of last month, and continued from seven till nine o'clock the morning. The most severe part the gale was about nine o'clock, from the southerly direction ...