... THE WEST INDIES. ?? — . We have received our usual files of Jamaica papers, but the news they contain is but of slight interest. The claims of the West Indian planters upon ihe British Government continue to be urged with unceasing vehemence. The following ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have received a file of West India journals, contain- ing intelligence from Jamaica to the 24th ultimo, Barbadoc-s March 20, and Guiana March 19, brought by the Trent mail- packet, which arrived at. Southampton yesterday morning at ...

... WEST INDIES. ; •— — After a short passage of twenty-three days from the West Indies, her Majesty's packet Seagull, Lieutenant J. Par- sons, arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday afternoon, having sailed from Barbadoes, Jan. 10; St. Lucia and Martinique, 11- ...

... WEST INDIES. We have received our usual papers from Antigua and other lesser islands, and although their contents are of no great importance to the European reader, the following ob- servations from tne Antigua Herald of December 9, on the manufacture ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ■♦- — - — - — 'From the Jamaica Despatch, Oct. 9.) It is a painful duty which devolves upon us, preparatory to the departure of each mail for Great Britain, to chro- nicle the progress towards that total abandonment which seems destined ...

... WEST INDIES Her Majesty's packet Hope has arrived withthe West India mail. Ws are sorry to learn that, in Jamaica, the weather had proved very unhealthy, and the number of deaths was consequently very large. On the 28th of December his Ex- cellency Sir ...

... WEST INDIES. • (By Express from Falmouth.) FALMOUTH, Oct. 12, Half-past Seven p.m. We have just time to save the mail to announce the arrival of the Royal mail-steamer T_v, Captain Hajden this evening, from the West Indies, having left Jamaica, Sept. ...

... THE WEST INDIES. EXTRACTS FROM TAPERS RECEIVED BY THE DEE. (From the Jamaica Dispatch, Augusts.) The packet which leaves our shores this day will convey > j to our friends on the other side of the Atlantic the very | pleasing and gratifying intelligence ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.' SOUTHAMPTON, D The Royal Mail Company's steam ship Ta v c Chapman, with the usual West India » n( 'i „ mails, in charge of Lieutenant Wilkinson if*? c Admiralty agent, arrived this day at eleven o' i ' The ...

... THE WEST INDIES, MEXICO, ?? We have received from our correspondent at F..1- -mouth, the subjoined letter, which bears date twelve hours later than the one which follows it, and with the contents of which most of our readers are already ac- quainted, ...

... TIIE WEST INDIES. - • — - — - — The Dee, Captaiu Allen, whose arrival at Southampton we announced on Saturday, spoke with the following vessels on her voyage home:— Vera Cruz, Feb. 15, after mail closed, arrived the brig Andromache; 16th, nine miles off ...

... | TIIE WEST INDIES. \ • ■ The following is a copy ef the petition from three of tbe agents of the colonies : — TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMONS OF GREAT BRITAIN IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED. The petition of the undersigned agexts for the West Indian Legislative ...