... cereinoisy performed.-Geteral Bckcl- As sth was elected a Xyepilier of the Urder at the sainte Unj tine; but ie being in the West indies,1the r'ibandc Sat sill lie sCet hlint there ly arrtBy Loid Cochirane his lefi town, anI,, it is sad, sails Fr witliotit ...

... division, which has made so long D a cruize upon the coasts pf Africa, to. the South of be re the Line, to the Brazils, the West Indies, &c. has ie escaped all the squadrons which were in pursuit of - a it, done considerable damage to the English trade, n ...

... to Exeter. She brings aii account of the loss of Hlis Majesty's frigate Meleager, nf 36 gons, Cap- tain Warren, In the West Indies -tOne Midshipman and three seuolen were domned ; all the rest of the officers aad crewv were saved. We do not underitaind ...

... CGiaitess:.f A. wans -iarried. about tir venrrs siucet) Mr. .'13 a gentlenaii titen possessing very ?? landedd piorpertv in the West Indies. A disonion (of searti- ?? lIar1 etat)letl Mir II-Y, a gentlemran (sir -intimale friendi of tbe Lady's motiher)i to destrsy ...

... Secretary WVindlhanm nad a difficulty at stating . the amount of Black troops, whieh were exclusively etnployed in the West Indies. Bllt as they were not ItienoDly corps ens- ployll , the objection did not appt55r to hlim material, and tie shoudI, ther(fore ...

... NTELLIGENCE wa; received, yesterday, of thf . capture ol the Danish Ildands, St/i'holllas, St. John, and Santa Croix, in the West Indies. About three Captains Parkiinsoni and Bierkeley arrived, hi a post- claise ansd four, with ile dispatclhes announicing tilis ...

... that adviceS ?? been received by Government that an American frikate has captured pritish vessel, called the Fox, in thie West Indies. .4bis unexpeated event has induced his Majesty's Mjnisters to send dispatches, to MY. Erskine to present a strong renmonstiance ...

... state of tie cont e , Their detestation of the service fl~ tl ties indeed, when, to avoid it, tbey p.er Citp, is afor the West Indies, with the ris rS °atuLrY ...

... possession, a dettachlrnent of. British ttobps, about M000 nben, proceeded withthe'Captain, Inlrejpid, atid York, to thle West Indies. We this day tesunle.5toar extracts from: tie Paris Pap'ers tb tbe Oth, received yesterday. A regular series of the Mozriteib ...

... , is gtiite The successfel progress of the resistance to Bona- partb in Spain, was, lhowever, known in America and the West Indies, and had already disposed them more favourably towards England. TIhe American wiiters complain loudly that the ports of ...

... trade candited on between that island and the anish main. It contains the.best, safest, and asgest hat-bour in the whole West Indies, and S ih will hold upwards of 200 ships of any the *n, and the entrance osay be defended with E. dling force A great extent ...

... witl now& ?? IjI) title Nsl iditerra teat, tnid joina Lord C.ollin gwood, whbille bir-J, Duckworthri proceeds to thle West Indies! The M atle~i~rs privateer of Guernsey has captured *aSpatii~it btig pactlvt, of io tons, 1d guns atid imeon, front St. ...