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... THE WEST INDIES — (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (from our correspondent.) SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday MorniDg. The Avon steam ship arrived at nine o'clock last evening (Tuesday), with the usual mails, specie, and a moderate freight. She brings 1,326,615 dollars ...
... 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 ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A SUBSTITUTE FOR WHITE TROOPS IN THE WEST INDIES. Our former observations on the mortality of English soldiers, and the use, or rather abuse, of their services in the West Indies {Morning Post, 9th and 16th January) have prepared the ground for the c ...
... West India Pines. — The annual importations of ♦his m .znificent fruit from the West Indies have now com- menced, and several arrivals have taken place within these t*; or three days of entire cirgoes of tbe fruit, which will have the eff.ci of making ...
... Fusilladia (No. I ) Jan 1 Steam Communication with the River Plate and Brazil, Jan. 4. Mortality ofthe \\ hite Troops in the West Indies Jan 9 Mr. ( obden s i- inancial Reform, Jan 12 Railways in India Jan. 13, 23 ; March ?? 30 (the conditions upon which support ...
... lonian Islands I £ ?? ° Oct. 2». via Southampton ' Mediterranean, Kgypt. India', , u ')a,&c, via Marseilles i '» west Indies* and Venezuela.. . . v Oct ?? Bermuda, Nassau, ». Orleans , Mexico. Hnndnrag, Havana, o (i ct ■• > v an* St.Juan P«rto Rico ...
... remains on a visit to Lord and Lady Brougham. Pirates in the West Indies. — The captain and crew of the British schooner Bittern, arrived at Yarmouth Nova Scotia, a short time ago, from the West Indies, give the following account of the loss of their vessel ...
... Balfour, one of Sir George Rodney's fleet ia his victory over the Count de Grasse, 12th Apiil, 1782. Returning home from the West Indies in 1783, Mr. Col»ille does not appear to have been aeain afloat until the 29th July, 1793, when he was promoted inte the ...
... THE USE OF WHITE TROOPS IN IHE WEST INDIES CONSIDERED. • Adverting to the subject of the mortality among the white soldiery in the West Indies {Mdming Post, Jan. 9), the question we wish now to raise is whether it is necessary to maintain any white force ...