... of his age, and the 46th of his ministry. ‘At Perth, on the 24th ult., Mrs Robert Lowe. ‘At Becquia, near St Vincent . West Indies, on the 8th ot Nov., James R. Douslas, Esq., youngest son of the late Arch. Doug!as, Exsq., advocate, dinburgh, aged 24 ...

... enter- tained. Cholera was abating at Bombay. London mail, of the 24ta November, only reached Bombay on the 2d January. WEST INDIES. The West India steamer Medway arrived on Friday evening at Southampton, with the mails, a valuable cargo, and nearly two ...

... present government. His lordship sketched the history of all our colonies, beginning with that of our first settlement in the West Indies, in the reign of James and traced every addition, either by co- lonization or conquest, down to the last acquisition at ...

... for a pecie s and revo- exception of 10,000, with pieces oF St. Feb. 20—Tallow dull; di for hemp good, aud market firm. WEST INDIES. The Trent steamer arrived at Southampt Thursday. in Jamaica trade was very dull, Sux to 16s per 100 Ibs. The cultivation ...

... month, with exception of 10,000, with 30 pieces of cannon. St. Feb. 20—Tallow dull; demand for hemp good, aud market firm. WEST INDIES. The Trent steamer arrived at Thursday. in Jamaica trade was very duil. Southampton on Sugar l2s for tarnips, out 1 think ...

... types set at the end of the year as The total cost of one of 5,000 franes” (£1 f Holloway’s Pills and Ointmen' —In the West Indies, wh: is very prevalent, and the sev -reased by the nature of the | ly has been tried w machine paper. Ss. hours much n should ...

... was depressed in consequence of certain decrees issucd by Soloque. Coffee was scarce and high, and provisions plenty. WEST INDIES. 10th March.—No political news from Jamaica in consequence of the session of the Legisla- tive Assembly not having commenced ...

... w ir- | certain decrees issucd by Soloque. | and high, and provisions plenty. Coffee was felt WEST INDIES. rioli, Jamaica, 10th March.—No political new: of the | Jamaica in consequence of the session of the L lent | tive Assembly not having commenced ...

... months’ time. The failure stated to one the consequences the war with Denmark, Among the passengers the Avon steamer from the West Indies-isa negro physician, who visits England to submit the Government a plan, founded scientific, experiment*, supersede steam ...

... WEST INDIES. The Toy steamer arrived Southampton on Friday morning. She brings 1,000,000 dollars, and 2500 oz. silver. At Graystown the natives caused a slight disturbance, but were put down. Jamaica, 7th April.—Want of rain much felt. change in business ...

... trifling demand fo chester goods, but other kinds of commodities | be almost unsaleable. * In business extremely dull. WEST INDIES.—Southampton, Sunday, 1 Tho steam-ship Great Western has arrived. Sh a large cargo, and 1,384,050 dollars specie. Jal Much ...

... for } chester goods, but other kinds of commodities see be almost unsaleable. In Calcutta business was extremely dull. WEST INDIES.—Southampton, Sunday, lp Tho steam-ship Great Western has arrived. She bi new fire-proof mill. in the act of raising the ...