... Ianarn rad ChiLns, via Vr-coaver. are duen with the Canariaini mri-ils about Tnca:mn.yv mornin^g. Coirsspondesrxe fronm West Indies. Iarc:fic, &tr ex Tert;, will probtbly be reci-red for laisionsa early on Thnrs- dayi next; a.n1d reilies should be forwardea' ...

... officera and men agree in ?? that it is impotssble to account for the Atalanta, it she Is on the ordinary track for the West Indies, not being fallen in with by one of the vast number of ships trading between the Wiands and this country. The flta of d ...

... endeavour to Copy the example of AUstrs.li3 d acoording to the comparative means of the West Indies. With regard to incrsed meoans of com- muncatiomn with the West Indies nothing the Colnial Office os-ald do to acekrato them would be wanting. r THE FIRST ...

... Ceylon, Ilndia, and Chlia. 2d and 17th of every mouth, for flritish colonies in the West Indies (except flondures, Bahamas, and Bermuda), foreign colonies in West Indies (except Hlavannah and St. Jngo do Cuba), Vseunezla and Madeira. 2d of every month only ...

... and the West Indies, five for Asia, and four for Australia. The number of ordained missionaries, including nine bishops, is 719, of whom 233 are in Asia, 173 in Africa. 18 in Aus. tralia and the Pacific, 209 in North America, 3 in the West Indies, and 39 ...

... the 6th November, praying an equalization of the duties chargeable on sugar and other articles imported from the East and West Indies, and of abolishing all such restrictions on the resort of British subjects to, and on their residence in India, as are ...

... steamer Tagus left ito St. Thomas (West Indies) on Thursday for Eng- alf land; the Nile sailed from same port on Wednesday nt for Plymouth. no The steamer Pars, with outward mails, arrived ier at St. Thomas (West Indies) on Tuesday. The State line steamer ...

... Africa. Rev. JoHN L. BLcxa (late missionary from the West Indies) had great pleasure in seconding the resolution He afterwards gave an account of the progress of missionary enterprise in the West Indies. The motion was passed unanimously. A collection was ...

... Postmaster-General invites tenders for the conveyance of the mails between the United King- dom and the West Indies, or between New York and the West Indies; also, for the conveyance of the mails between England and the Brazils and the River Plate. The 'c ...

... every month, Icr tiritistf colonies in the XVost ludics (except Hionduras, Bahamnas, and Bermuda), loreign colonies in West Indies (except liavannah and St. J~a9t de Cjuba), ~Venezuela and Maldeirn. 2d of every monith on ly, tar Mexico, iloniduras, Havuunnh ...

... taken to the Bank. The SteZ-onhoeaets has arrived from Port Philip with gold valued at 132,000; this with £160,000 from the West Indies, £26,000 from New York, and £22,000 from other places, show a total arrival of specie to-day of £340,000. The final quotations ...

... seventy years ago for the purpose of the spread of the Gospel to our fellow-countrymen in Canada, Anstralia, Africa. the West Indies, and s other places, and especially to those in the newly- n occupied districts, where our emigrants are poor i and scattered ...