... WEST INDIES. From intelligence brought the Thame*, the weather was favourable at all the islands. At B.irbadoes the present crop of sugar was expected to roach tons. At Georgetown a severe shock earthquake had been felt, which created fears disastrous ...

... WEST INDIES. The Magdalena steam-ship has brought news that the yellow fever prevailed at Kingston. St. Thomas, and Port Royal. At the latter place Commodore M' ...

... WEST INDIES. Bv the papers to the Ist lost., brought from Jamaica be the steam ship Cambria, which arrived at Liverpool on Fridav evening, perceive that the cholera is rapidlv diminishing throughout the island, although some of the country districts several ...

... ■WEST INDIES. The steam-ship Ma-jdalena, from the IVcst Indies, arrived at Southampton on Monday. The dates from Jamaica arc to the ultimo. The popular question of retrenchment was once again being agitated, and the puhle seemed extremely desirous to ...

... WEST INDIES. The steam-ship Magdalena arrived at Southampton Tuesday, *illi the West Indian ail I Mexican mails. Setrral deaths from yellow fever had occurred at Kingston, part.ca- among the shipping. The malady had also appeared Tiinidad, Purt-au-Spain ...

... WEST INDIES. Falmouth, Thursday, 2 a m —The steamer arrived Thursday la*t. She left Fayal the 7th, and brings dates from Vera Crux, March; Chagres, 11th March; Kingston, 7lh; Porto Rico, 20 h; Dcmerara, l6:h; Barludoes, 19tli : S:. Vincent, 18th; St. ...

... WEST INDIES. The Avon steamer, with the West India mails, arrived at Southampton on Friday. She left Demerara, May 23d; Chagres, 25th; Trinidad, Jamaica, 26th; Barbadoes, 28lh; Bermuda, June 2; and St. Thomas, inst. She brings large cargo, and spice to ...

... WEST INDIES. , with ( .tul Mexican mailt. She nn frenttu tpeoM Talued 198,000 dollars on merchants secant, also on account of Mexican dividends, and 120 passe,.*, r ,. The ship Bristol, from Tobago, with rum and was burnt at tea off the Island of Savs ...

... WEST INDIES. The West India and pacific mails have arrived. The political affairs of Peru are mure complicated than ever. At Callao seamen very scarce;—Six seven vessels are lying the Cniiioas waiting for seamen take them home. Jamaica, April 27.—The ...

... WEST INDIES. The Trent steamer arrived at Southampton on Thursdav. Jamaica trade was very dull, sugar t.s 16s per 100 lbs. The cultivation of cotton was proceeding with energy, aud the quality was declare excellent. Crime was greatly the increase. I■■ ...

... WEST INDIES The Trent has arrived with the West Indian and Mexican luaiU. From learn that an important failure has taken place io the commercial world of George Tow n—that of the eminent firm of A. Duff. Four estates, all of them at .me period of considerable ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica, 10th March.—No political news from Jamaica in consequence of the session of the Legislative Assembly not having commenced. The commercial accounts state that ample supplies with a limited demand for consumption continued to depress ...