... WEST INDIES. At St. Kit's, the General Legislative Assembly passed a series of resolutions on the day of their opening, of which the following are the last and most important : That all concessions and temperate appeals have been unavailing. That the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. By the packet ship Mutin - e, we have papers from the West ladies up to the 96th of May. Those from Barbadoes contain intelligence of a bill having been passed by the legislature of that colony, providing fur the enfranchisement of all ...

... THE WEST INDIES, Further accounts have been received this week from the West Indies, but they add little to the intelligence given in the last number of the ATLAS. The legislature of Jamaica had been prorogued, and the papers of that colony continued ...

... property in the West Indies. Nor would mortgage be required.. Mr. A. Baring thought it was the first time Parliament had made an advance upon such terms, lle should not oppose the grant, but regretted that property io the West Indies should be so insecure ...

... WEST INDIES. The Demerara Game has been suppressed by order of the go- of that colony, fur an article reflecting on the meuures of the colonial government. There was in this eau no prosecution before a tribunal—no appeal to a jury—no sentence of a court ...

... WEST INDIES. The accounts received by the Leeward Islands' mail, to the end of October from most of the islands, and to the Bth ult. from St. Thomas's. are not generally favourable. At Grenada a public meeting had been convened for the 21st of October ...

... WEST INDIES. COURIER—We cannot iefraWfiom expressing the very serious alarm which we feel at the daily increasing probability that sonic fatal crisis is now actually in operation in our West India colonies. The terrific insurrection in Jamaica—the excited ...

... WEST INDIES. Barbados's has been the scene of a terrific visitation. On the 11th of August, a furious hurricane, unexampled in the history even of that land of the whirlwind and the storm, took place. The untied winds fought first against the churches ...

... WEST INDIES. Mr. Burge wished to know if the papers on the table contained all the information ministers could afford ? There was no letter from the governor. Lord Ilowick said, the answer could not :arrive before the next packet. Mr. Burge then ...

... WEST INDIES. St. Lucia has been in the greatest excitement and confusiontbe shops shut up—all commercial affairs suspended—the negroes refused to labour. 'Elie colonists suspended all business on account of the governor levying new duties on trade and ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord Hetrick has addressed a letter to H. Short, Esq. stating the alterations to be made is the system of government atilt respect to Trinidad. A council of the public officers and the great proprietors is to assist the governor in making ...

... WEST INDIES. We have received West Indian papers and letters to the 22d of September, which indicate an improved state in the sentiments of the emancipated labourers towards their former masters, and the probability of a general and speedy resumption ...