... WEST INDIES. Dreadful Storm at Dominica. On Tuesday the 7th September, about seven o'clock in the evening, the sky became totally overcast, and tremendous flashes oi lighrning, accompanied a heavy wind, presaged an approaching storm. The wind continued ...

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... WEST iNDIES. Ma- KINGST'ON#, NO.P. 6.-'the Elephant 6f 74 guns, Captain Dundas, and the Veteran, of 64 &c. guns, Captain Evans, left Port Royal on UMonday mnOrning. We understand that they are to pro- law ceed to Curracqa, for: the- purpose of making ...

... i WEST INDIES. FROM THE CHARIBBEAN COIUR[IF.k -t Ckristopher Clhronicle. BAsSETERRE,r MelZrclh ?? Tuesdavmorn- .ing, ?? inst. a squadron offline of bkttk shps appeareddih nighht which proved'afterwards toibe the force that had'been at Dorijuica, ten or ...

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... WEST INDIES. JAMA!CA, June 27.-The Drake sloop oP war, of 16 guns, Captain Fieming, arrived on Tuesday 'fromra cruize, with four Spanish schooners, laden ,With .bees wax indigo, tobacco, and rum, captur- ed ott the coast of Cuba. Captain Cromartie, late ...

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... WEST* INDIES* « Kingston (Jamaica), June 10. w The Lark sloop of war, of 18 guns. Captain Nicholas, sailed on Wednesday morning for Si D mingo, with the vessels mentioned in the list of sailings under her convoy, havimr on board the first .division of ...

... WEST INDIES. BARBADOES, Juljy 5.-Sir Alexander Coclks.0 rane has again put to sea with his squadron ; they left Carlisle Bay on Wednesday night, but there i is very little appearance of any chance of his en- s countering the enemy; for, taking the advantage ...

... WEST INDIES. the KINGSTON, &ct. 22 -On the 3oth ult. at th. Pon-. fifteen minutes part eleven P. M. -a fingle bui fer 1 tie violent ?? of an earthquake. :was felt at St a. .Aph's. Bay. Its direfioa appeared to be fro-n .ho- N. Q{.; its duration about ...

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