... WEST INDIES. WEST INDIES. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, The estate and sugar plantation MOUNTRICH, in the ISLAND of GRENADA, with Live Stock, Mill, Machinbbt, and all Appurtenances. This Estate, consisting of about 374 Acres, is situated in the Parish ...

... WEST INDIES. vi, Ninth 24. By the arrival of her Majesty's steam-frigate Highflyer, Captain Heatheote, at Spithead, this evening, have advice, from Bermuda to the 4th inst. inclusise. Nearly all the Windward Islands had suffered severely from yellow fever ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Socvnaarron, Wednesday, 9 1.1—The *teenier Parana has arrived, with dates from Jamaica, May Barba• does, 28; and St Thames, 3!. She brings 8000 dots specie frirght and 192 passengers. At y ellow fever was very prevalent in the harbour ...

... WEST INDIES. The mail-steamer, Parana, has arrived with the West India and Mexican mails. The Parana left King-ton (Jamaica) on the morning of the 'J7 th ultimo. The general news from this colony not important. Distress prevails alarmingly in all of the ...

... WEST INDIES. LnrznroOL, Wednesday Night—The West India and Pacific Company's steamer has arrived with dales from the colony to the 9th December, and Kingston the 18th. The bill for transferring the control the colony entirely the Home Government had been ...

... WEST INDIES. At Jamaica cigar making had commenced, bat was not general. The yield will bo much below what it would have been if the season bad come in October. The ginger cultivation in St JeMee bad unstained sows injury. The West Indian and North American ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from Port-au-Prince, in Hayti, to the 18th ult, state that the rebellion had broken out afresh ; that the town Gonaives bod been burned the rebels; and that fears were entertained that Port-au-Prince, near which the rebels were mustered ...

... WEST _INDIES DISASTER. APPALLING RESULTS OF A ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to December 11 have been reedved •win New York. There were two shocks of earthquake felt iu Kingston the morning of the 10th, the last between one and two o’clock. They were both very slight. An earthquake as violent, and of ...

... WEST INDIES. Cholera was prevalent at St Vincent and Trinidad, but had disappeared from Jamaica and Earbadoes. Sydney advices had been received New York to June 17th. not much importance, and a complete suspension of business experienced. ...

... WEST INDIES. The West India mail steamer Parana brings the following dates ;—Cliagres. Feb. 23; Dcinerara, Feb. 26 ; Jamaica, Feb. 27; and St Thomas, March 5. Her nows not important. The Calypso struck a reef off Antigua, and was much damaged. ...

... WEST INDIES. The mails per American'* from Jamaica, hare been landed. Oorernor Eyre would leave for England the 24th July. The rebellion at Hayti continued. It was at Kingston that Sal nan was at the bead the rebellion, and that tbs Haytian troops bad ...