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... I ' THE WEST INDIES. THB EDITOR OF THE MORNING TOST. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in one of) S'B-The WJ^ Sugar Dulies BUI of 1846 i quoted bis »P**JL 0 f a well-known sugar broker of the t he ?? ff ec t that the introduction of slave-grown City, t° ...
... 0 8 American 48,169 17 6 Foreign 6,867 16 0 West Indies 510 0 0 Out of the limits 34,351 12 6 Total £358,171 6 8 VALUE OF EXPORTS, 1845. British £188,829 4 9 American 62,081 6 8 Foreign 15,541 8 0 West Indies 1,322 0 0 Total £266,773 0 0 Exp0rt5. — 9,919 ...
... WEST INDIES. I ♦ The papers brought by the West India mail, received yes- | terday, contain the following :— HOUSE Or ASSEMBLY.— April 11. The usual ee'eral standing committees yvcre then ap- pointed. On the • '.ion of Mr. Barclay, it was resolved that ...
... PORTUGAL AND THE WEST INDIES A large portion of the following appeared in our second edition yesterday -. — The accompanying despatches were received per 1 beria steamer, which arrived at Falmouth on Sun- day evening with the Peninsular mails ; her dates ...
... TBH WEST INDIES • (FKOAt OCK COMtKSPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Frida, Afternoon. The Dee, royal mail steam ship, Captain Allan, arrivtif thiR day, shortly before twelve o'clock, from the W. st Indies, with the usual mails, in charge of Lieut. South, Admiralty ...
... WEST INDIES, $c. Part of the following appeared in our second edition yesterday : — (From our Correspondent.) FALMOUTH, Nov. 6, Eight a.m. A large steamer, supposed to be the homeward-bound one, with the West India mails, was observed about half an hour ...
... EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES. ARRIVAL OF THE WEST INDIA MAILS. The following appeared in our second edition yesterday :— FALMOUTH, February 4, Half-past Eleven, p.m. The P.oyal mail-steamer Forth, Fayrer com mander, arrived this evening with Mexican ...
... Till. WEST INDIES ( I' rom our C rrc-pondent.) Mil l iLVMfi'OX. ?? ?? Tl.i \lny_l West India n.aii ?? .-t thcMedway. I iptain in-ill ws, due from th. ?? -; liniies this day, an ive d here ' •1, vi a o'clock this in ruing, and landeel the M. \ : . an ...
... THE WEST INDIES. j -* — — ♦ The Jamaica Dispatch of the 21st publishes the following article on the almost hopeless prospects of the West India Colonies :— It would be difficult to conceive by what process of reason the political economist can hope to ...
... The EARTHQUAKE in the DUTCH WEST INDIES FURTHER -ARTICULARS. The Hague, April 17.â Accounts from St. Eustatias and St. Martin'a announce that the earthquake of the Bth of February last, which did so much injury at Guadaloupe and other islands, had ...
... FATAL EPIDEMIC IN THE WEST INDIES. (From our Woolwich Correspondent.) By private letters from the Bermudas, which arrived at Woolwich on the 4th instant, it appears that the fever peculiar to the group was raging with great virulence :it St. George's ...
... THE LATE EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES. (.-.xtract of a Letter from St. Kitt's ) Our damage under the fearful dispensation of Wednesday last cannot be under 100,000/. The churches, and generally all the stone and brick buildings are completely or nartiallv ...