... THE WEST INDIES The West India mail arrived at Southampton yesterday week. The Jamaica elections are finished, and is believed they have terminated in favour of the government Trinidad continues healthy ; the crop is finished, and will yield 28,000 hogsheads ...

... WEST INDIES. We learn from Jamaica tthat the leeislatum was prorogued on the 24th of December, by the Lieutenant Governor, Lord Belmore, not having yet arrived. Previously to the prorogation. a misunderstanding had arisen between the Council and the House ...

... WEST INDIES. By the arrival of a packet from the West Indies we have accounts the 12th and 26th February, which are more favourable than any of those formerly received. A letter from Jamaica says, that there seems to be great difficulty in finding labourers ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Avon steam ship arrived last Tuesday, with the usual mails, specie, and a moderate freight. She brings 1,32(i,(i10 dol(arson merchants’ account only, but none for the account of the Mexican dividends. From Jamaica the news is unimportant; ...

... West Indies. , ,'' opar,h J with sugar tor Wilson; puns rum. li M‘K.n»i . p.. sugar, J Holton; JiO lihds 17 tees -JO brls sugar’ .V, casks molasses, 1 nun rum, Lucas and Cook’• hhds sugar ts.r John Tobin; puns ruu,, ‘is“hd, sugar Co' '’ S- Un, w h i hd ...

... WEST INDIES 31r. giros presented several petitions from Glasgow. praying for protection to the West India colonies; also a petition from the Chamber of Commerce and the Trades' House. Glasgow. to the same effect. The Ilfarquit of Chandot presented a petition ...

... WEST INDIES. have been received from the West Indie** that it* many the negroes had returned weir labour, and that things were assuming a more satisfactory appearance. # ...

... WEST INDIES Lue Lord Melville, » packet, which has arrived at Falmouth, direct from J amaica, has brought letters and papers from th: ence to the 12th ult. Gov only important feature in them is, that the ernor Sir Lionel Smith, had dissolved the ive Assembi ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Intelligence has been received by the steamw MedwO/' Jamaica, to the 7th ult. On the sth Sir Charles Governor, met with a very severe accident, having been 1 rf from mule. remained insensible for twff-hoars after ~p taken up, and continued ...

... WEST INDIES. The Great Western, steamer, with Ike West Indian and .Mexican mails, arrived on Friday. The news, both political and commercial, is unimportant. Sugar m Jamaica was falling. At Barbivloes the yellow fever had broken out among the troops. ...

... The West Indies. J 1 ' froL ~ ai ' stea Dee, Captain Allan, has T;„ e^' est dies, with the usual mails, 1 Qe ' L ; e «t- Davies, Admiralty agent. C 'ormv°w DeW v Rrd ° yage ,he Dee experienced the *We « '» heavy north aud north-east gales B PaBsa e - ...

... WEST INDIES. The Bi-Monthly Mail. —The Trent, steamer, arrived yesterday week, with the West Indian and Mexican mails of September. We learn from Jamaica that Sir Charles Grey is likely to recover from his late accident. A communication was made the House ...