... West Indies. From Kingston, Jamaica, we learn that on the 7th, the inhabitants of the whole island were alarmed by the occurrence of one of the most severe earthquakes ever experienced in Jamaica. It took place at half-past seven o'clock in the morning ...

... West Indies. The Clyde has arrived at Southampton, bringing the mails, with fifty-two passengers and a large quantity of specie, bullion, and gold dust. 'f he principal intelligence from the west coast of America is in reference to the Flores expedition ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The steamer West Indian has arrived Liverpool. Her dates are Colon Oct. 27, and Jamaica Nov. \ projected meeting for the purpose ofa .tang the Queen to remove the chief magistrate, Mr Bowerbank, from the Kingston bench had been prohibited ...

... West Indies. The steam-ship arri - v - e;rat Southampton, On Saturday. She brings news from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 27th September. The planters of Si. George—proprietors of the soil—were about to transmit a memorial to Sir John Pakington, asking for ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The steamer Darien, with dates from Jamaica to the 220 d November, arrived at Liverpool yesterday morng. News unimportant. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. The says we reason to know that there is no foundation for the report that the Queen will ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal mall steamship Orinoco, Capt. Wilson, has arrived with the West India, Pacific, and Gulf of Mexico mails. She brings on freight specie value 2,042,139 dollars, of which 66,000 dollars are for account of Mexican dividends. In Jamaica ...

... WEST INDIES. _ SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNUIDAY. - Magdalena steamer at 9 a.m.. with West India mails. Weather remarkably fine in the West Indies. and crops meet The governor of Antigua was so uopapular that the principal inhabitants sent a memorial for his removal ...

... West Indies. The Parana arrived on Wednesday. The yellow fever was prevalent throughout the West India islands. The Jamaica House of Assembly oontinned prorogued; a ngry addresses were made by the government, responded to by the house, which remained ...

... West Indies. SOUTHAMPTON, Seine, with West India mails, has arrived. She brings $736,163 specie. At Luna, during the elections, a disturbance took p lac e, when the txoops fired on the crowd, killing from 18 to 20 persons. The French ship Infernal had ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The West Tndia steamer Orinoco has arrived at Southampton with 43 passengers, and 1,600,000 dollars in specie, and a full cargo. She reports the West India Islands healthy, and crops good condition. No news had reached St. Thomas of the ...

... WEST INDIES. TOWS BESTROYED. Plymouth, Mokda.*.—l he Ni'e from the Wert Indies hie armed here with treasure from Peru. There had c-a c»i rains and disastrous floods, aud much dam been dona. Lamberrgean, an inland torn of 8.000 in-. ibitants, had been ...

... WEST INDIES. Babbadoes. —The sugar crop was nearly finished. Several ships had sailed and others were loading. Native provisions were scarce. The island was healthy and the weather hot. At Grenada the crop operations were brisk, and the results had been ...