... THE WEST INDIES. — . — .«. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir—My attention has been called to an important error In what I am reported to have said last night on the subject of the relative cost of production of sugar in the island of St. Kitts during ...

... WEST INDIES RESIGNATION OF LIEUT.-COL. ST. CLAIR. The following is taken from the St. Vincent Gazette of the Hth of November, 1835: — St. Vincent's — At a meeting of the inhabitants ofthe island, held at the Court-house, in the town of Kingstown, on Tuesday ...

... THE WEST INDIES. [eeuter's telegram.] NEW YORK, July 24. Intelligence from Havana published here to-day reports the occurrence of earthquake shocks at Hayti on the sth and 7th inst. , at St. Vincent on the 24th and 25th June, and Trinidad on the 29th ...

... WEST INDIES. (From our Correspondent.) FALMOUTH, Monday, Nov. 29. It has blow* tremendously here to-day f rom the \ Q^ ward and westward with incessant and heavy rain Her Majesty's packet Crane, Lieut. Hill, with m l ila ZJZ West Indies, arrived during ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers from the 28th of September to the 29th of October have been received by his Majesty's ship Pearl, ar- rived at Portsmouth, which has on board 200,000 dollars on merchants account. The Houses of Assembly met on the 7th of October ...

... THE WEST INDIES, TO THK EDITOR OP THK MORNING POST. I Sir, — In a leading article of to-day, you give Lord PaJ- I merston the merit, due to him, of reducing the slave trade !to a mere bagatelle. Bat you add, that if the squadron were ! withdrawn, to protect ...

... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes, Aug. 12— Sir R. SWachan's squa- j (Iron, consisting of the Ctemr (flag-ship), Belleide, Terrible, Bellona, Auducious, Montague, and Tri- umph, of the line ; and Melampus and Decade fri- gates, sail from Carlisle Bay tiiis day. ...

... THE WEST INDIES. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. [A portion of the following appeared, by Electric Telegraph, in our first impression of yesterday] : — SOUTHAMPTON, Monday. The following items of West India news have come to hand by the steamer Oriaoco, which ...

... WEST INDIES. (PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.) KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 14. There has lately been no striking event in this island, out of the ordinary lamentable course, to call for much remark. We have gone on for some time in the same almost uniform tenor of ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ?? Ifri-dative session was opened on the 19th of TJ-.- Jan- 11 - b ' c f*- « ier.r .firer-h by th r Governor, which is generally ?? jupna'n terms of satisfaction by the Jamaica His Excellency cautiously abstains from pledging '''•' ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A portion of the following appeared in our second edition on Saturday : — SOUTHAMPTON, August 4. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Dee, Captain William Allen, from the West Indies, „c, , arrived at Southampton ...

... WEST INDIES JAMAICA By the West India mail we have received a file of Jamaica papers to the 30th November. On the 10th the House of Assembly met, pursuant to proclamation. Mr. Barrett, the Speaker ofthe last House of Assembly, was re-elected (o that office ...