... 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. N*w» from Bartador* been received, cxtendlnf tko April. Tho AMcmbly was atOl aoMioo. RctnochnMßt io aQ public works and offices adopted; economy to talked of, is the lead inf subject debate la Ike house. Tiie attempt raise SO,OOO dollars ...

... 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 Medway steamer brings favourable accounts from Boat the India islands. In Jamaica, however, Ibe rains bad fallen heavy so inundate several parishes; sad the dwellings of the poorer see* were, in numerous inelsnees. under water. lives ...

... THE WEST INDIES. LordOEOROE BENTINCK rote to move for aaoleetco«> toinquiie into the present condition and prospects of the interests connected with, and dependent on, sugar and coffee planting In her Majesty’s East and West Indian possessions. and the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal mail steam-ship Teviot, Captain Richard Revett, arrived at Southampton on Monday. On her homeward voyage the Teviot experienced fine weather throughout, and has made a remarkably quick passage, having arrived at least two days ...

... WEST INDIES, The West India mail arrived Wednesday week, but it did not bring anv news importance. The accounts from Jamaica arc the 21st April, from Dcmerara and Trinidad of the 10th, and fiom of the Blh. The House of Assembly at Jamaica had been prorogued ...

... 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 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, In Trinidad and the Wc-t Indies, generally, the question of an alteration or equalisation of the sugar duties was exciting much interest. Meetings were held and pclitions agreed upon to parliament against any alteration. Another arrival of ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbe Forth. CbopwoD. irrivcd 8ooih»mptoB Umitoday fro* West lttdio« with tho usual (of(nightly aai!«. She briafi home rather larga —»ii.. 9tB 7-18 doubloons, ounce* of tllrsr. MSooacos of gold dual. 841 barrels of ginger, S barrels sad litres* ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Teviot, Royal Mail Company’s stcam-abip, Capt. Allan, arrived Southampton Sunday, from the West Indies, bringing all the usual mails. The Toviot led llav&nnah the of August; Demerara, 19th September; Trinidad, Jamaica, Barbadoes, ...