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... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes, Aug. 12— Sir R. SWachan's squa- j (Iron, consisting of the Ctemr (flag-ship), Belleide, Terrible, Bellona, Auducious, Montague, and Tri- umph, of the line ; and Melampus and Decade fri- gates, sail from Carlisle Bay tiiis day. ...
... WEST INDIES By the ships Barbadoes, Captain Lewis, and ?? lam, Keyser, from Barbadoes, arrived at Liver- pool, we learn that ths Thames frigate, whicii sailed from 1 ortsmouth on 3d March, arrived at Barbados oii the loth April, and sailed thence on the ...
... Hegniee. Wry regiment in tßc West Indies has lost so many men, and are now losing, that there are the most pressing calls for supplies in that quarter. The 2d battalion of every regiment, of which the Ist is in the West Indies, have received orders to send ...
... WEST INDIES* | T-Atibadoes, Aco. B— The Spanish South Ameri. ran Colonies, an extensive Empire of itself,' has caught the emanating patriotism of the Mother Coun, try ; and already has the factions and intriguing de- signs of Bonaparte upon them been ...
... WEST INDIES (rilOM THE BMIB.VDOt.S r.U'F-iiS.) liußAnei.s, Oct. J. — We have this day tl.e satisfaction of ; se-ing the celebrated privateer Jeune Richard, brought prize I ipf-> 'Carli-le Ha. , Ciiptured in the most gallant niauner by the V ifltisoF Casile ...
... WEST INDIES I The following is an extraft from the Bttrbttdoes | Mercury, of Tuesday, Sept. 22, 1807 : — On [ Sunday morning last died, at his seat, near St. Ann's, | of a rapid fever, after a few days illness, in the 37th j year of his a^e, the Hon ...
... WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, Dec 6. — The Anion frigate, of 40 gnus, Capt. Lydian; tbe Arethusa, 38, Cup*. Brisbane; and the Lainna, of 3G guns, Capt. Vv'oon, sailed from Port-Royal on Saturday morning, for the purpose, we understand, of taking possession ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Barb* oof*-, Sept. 3 and 4. — The troops in this, as well as in several of tin* other Islands, have, of late, sufferer! tiuicli from sickness. Tlie 15th, lGth, and 61(ti Regiments, have suffered the most.! 'i'he b-it.aliou of the Soots ...
... WEST INDIES B.yßnAnors, A mux 23- — Our first fleet of home wan) -bound Tradei*, which sai l ?? on Thursday last under, convoy of his Ma- jesty's ship Defence, 71 guns, Capt. I.kins, amounted to 18 sail. ?? homeyvard-bound running ships from the Southward ...
... WEST INDIES. OF A LETTER FROM ..KIJJ-s f &sj JA. . f * A DATED THE 2IST N-^'EMBET., RE- '* . \ IIV THE MAIL OF YESTERDAY.„ C we have just received letters from Cape and Port-au-Prince, with news of the > f ' 'General Leclerc, after a few days illness ...
... WEST INDIES The abuses committed in. the West Indie**, are said to exceed every thing tliat was ever stated in ro- mance. The Commissioners are stated to have dis- covered that forged bills and receipts for articles never purchased, and drawing bills ...
... WEST INDIES. Kingston, ? kpt. '27.— It; is with si*irere regret that we have to tiie loss of the. Wolfe sloop of war, Capt. ?? C. aPKenzie, which '.infoi tunate ac- .-tient happe icd on the -ith inst. in consequence of h,er striking on some coral rocks ...