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... more than equivalent to the loss sustained by the discrimination made favour the trade of the northern colonies with the West Indies. amicable relations which now subsist between the United Slates and Great Britain, the increasing intercourse between their ...
... addition made to the duties on British spirits, at the instance of Mr. Ooulburnfor the benefit of the slave-owners in the West Indies. dreadful murder took place Ballycorrick, Friday last. None of the perpetrators being known, we are not acquainted with ...
... English ware. Spain, Portugal, and Italy, are supplied with it; and vessels are loaded with it for tbe East Indies, tbe West Indies, and the Continent of America.” what we have already said, we can merely add, tbat the present volume is illustrated by ...
... temporary derangement.” Colonel Brereton was a native of Ross, in Ireland, and was about 50 years of age. He bad served in the West Indies, at the Cape of Good Hope, and in other quarters of the globe; and, in appearance, bore evident marks of the hardships ...
... of the same County, sister to the lute Countess of Dunraven. In the year the late Colonel Brereton went volunteer to the West Indies with his uncle, Captain Cogblan, now Col, Coghlan, of the 45th Regiment. On thcSSth of June, 1790, obtained an Ensigncy ...
... which were spent tropical climates. From the year 1797, 1802, he was serving the West Indies; from (he spring of 1804, in the Island Jersev; from to 1818, in the West Indies; from 1815 to 1816, on the West Coast of Africa; and from 1818 to March 1823, at ...
... was an eminently distinguished officer. He was wounded in the engagement between Lord Rodney and Count de Guichen, in the West Indies, in April, 1780; he commanded the Thetis, of 38guns, on the Halifax station, from 1794t0 1797. In company with the Hussar ...
... The demand far exportation i^ very small. Coffee. —The small stock of Coffee, and the prospect limited supplies from the West Indies, owing to the destruction of of the plantations, &c., has occasioned much bustle in this market, hut the actual prices cannot ...
... tranquillity and order.” Bichard Newton Bennett, Esq., of the Irish Bar, has been appointed one of the Chief Justices of the West Indies. Tuesday, the landholders and gentry of the County Tipperary. met in Clonmel, to petition Parliament for the total abolition ...
... SUrTsifiO Bowed* sVet to 7|d. New Orleans to 73(d, to 7d, 6fio Pernam* to 890 Babiaj, Ac. Tad. 780 naranhams7)4d to 84d, I /0 West Indies 5.'.d to 10c, Egypt to 9Ud, Manilla 4ja to 534 d, and 1710 Buraia and Ben ‘'wfairiaw 0 March 83,-The freah arrlralof all ...
... the Charter the B ...
... to 7 Alabamas, (id to 7d ; 340 Pernams, to 9J ; 880 Bahia, and Ma. ranhams, to «0 Demeraraa. Ac. 9l ...