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... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 25th December were received the Francis Freeling packet. Their contents are important relative to the state of that island. A plot had been discovered, having for its object the destruction ofthe white inhabitants, and ...
... West Indies. EXECUTION&TRIALofREBELNEGROES. Kingston, Feb. 14. Extract of letter from Buff Bay, dated the 10th instant:— Henry Oliver was executed, pursuant to the second warrant, on Friday last : but our pious Rector did not attend the prisoner on the ...
... WEST INDIES. KINGSTON. !cams, Teel is cf dit widest that las thrown the er Mr. Hestierson isle red tbaresc—Aa Mr. Headmen, hie plety's Cooed la the of Cutosibia, was the river le Resole, c- •d hyhefemily. In Moir at ass of his err, • Ise youth, imbued ...
... WEST INDIES Kt nosvos, 30.—The death warrant or Henry . Oliver has been received, and he is to be executed on the 30th initial. A nercro named Prince, to Paul Lamotte, Esq. ha i been committed to gaol tor examination, touching the conspiracy. DENIARARA ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers the 6th ult. are received. There arc no ativ.ds front Colombia, as the Hrnrrr, which brought the mail, is extra ship, sent in the place the Hearty Of whose loss on the voyage there is now lnVie' doubt. The house assembly met ...
... THE WEST INDIES. By the Jamaica Mail we have advices to the 10th ult. By them we learn that Smith, the Missionary, upon whom sentence of Death had been passed in Demerara, for exciting the Negroes to insurrection, had died in prison. The unfortunate man ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Lewes, Feb. 16, 1824. ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. London, Saturoay Night. At a late hour this afternoon, an Express reached Town from Falmouth, addressed to an eminent House in the West India Trade, announcing the arrival at that Port of ...
... WEST INDIES. Apfutwlmenl of too Jiir.hupt. —lt arranged that two art- to lie appointed superintend the affair* the ( liun li tlmt quarter of the world, one lutho I.eewanl, the other to the Windward Hand*. residence is appropriated for them and each i ...
... WEST INDIES. It has been ascertained by the last arrivals from Havannah, to tbe great surprise of our merchants who trade ss ith Cub., that rme very important privileges have been conceded to the French shipping entering the ports of that island. The ...
... WEST INDIES. We learn from Jamaica tthat the leeislatum was prorogued on the 24th of December, by the Lieutenant Governor, Lord Belmore, not having yet arrived. Previously to the prorogation. a misunderstanding had arisen between the Council and the House ...
... WEST INDIES. KINGSTON, DEC. 28.—At a Special Slave Court, held the Court House at Manning's Town, in the parish of St. Mary, on the 18th inst. the following slaves were tried, and sentenced to be transported for life, viz.— Jacob, to James Deans, Esq ...
... WEST INDIES. The Lnril.S'chnou pack t, iroin Jamaica, arrived safe at Falmouth. Insurances had been effected Lloyd's high as per cent, owing t> the length her voyage. The whole amount specie brought by her dollars, all ot which understood 10 for merchants' ...