... WEST INDIES. are accounts from the West India Islands, the Forth steamer having arrived Southampton. The Forth has come instead of the Trent, which is undergoing pairs at Bermuda. The Forth has brought 1,835,277 dols. merchant’s account from Vera C’rujs ...

... WEST INDIES. The commercial accounts by the Forth steamer are of the same character as by the various last arrivals. The drought was still the theme of general remark and complaint in all the islands, well as on the continent. Excepting the departure ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica papers contain the speech of the Governor on opening the Legislative session. The communications which he had received fiom the Home Government he introduced by observing, that they evinced deep feeling for the prosperity of the ...

... WEST INDIES. frona the We,t taken a whole, do ___ .y M,pect to crops and the weather. Jama wa * ell as any the islands, but it cur kk!' ven the marked difference of the temperature or distant parishes, and the absence rain quar while another abundant ...

... with the West Indies and opening !team. North and South America. to convey die mails. and whether the contract recently entered into by the Admiralty for the purpmee was for the public benefit. Cord hl•non atats:d that a cemnsunication had that mon. ing ...

... WEST INDIES. The intelligence the Avon, which arrived on Wednesday, is very unsatisfactory. The Jamaica Times, in its summary for the packet, says, “We regret to announce that the month of June has passed over without affording anything like an adequate ...

... WEST INDIES. State the Islands. —The arrival of the mail has not put in possession of very satisfactory advices upon the subject of the weather, which, with the labour question, are the most important features of nows. The drought in many parts of Jamaica ...

... WEST INDIES. From Jamaica, we learn the Royal mail steam-packet Forth, arrived at South impton Sunday, that the House of Assembly had been opened the Lieutenant- Governor. in the absence of his excellency Sir Charles Grey. There is likely to be a brisk ...

... WEST INDIES. Southampton, January 2, ten o’clock, r.sr.—l have had just time to save the post to announce the unexpected arrival of the West India steamer Thames. She was not expected at Falmouth until to-moirow. She has brought above a-half-million dollars ...

... WEST INDIES. The mail* that arrived at Southampton on Tuesday, bring little intelligence of importance. At Jamaica the Goverrocnt bad further prorogued the Legislature to the l*t of May. It was believed that it would be farther adjourned till instructions ...

... WEST INDIES. The papers received Mail sietraer at Southampton on Monday contain political new* ol'importance. The weather wa* tine ; but in certain localities rum was scuch required for the young canes. The islands generally were healthy. The monotony ...

... WEST INDIES. Falmouth, Sunday, Jan, 22, 1843,.Arrived this afternoon the royal mail steamer Trent, Boxer, commander, with West India, Jamaica, and Havannah mails. She left St Thomas*s on the 26th of December, Bermuda on the of January, and Fayal on the ...