... WEST INDIES. By the packets that have arrived - this week from the West Indies, we have been favoured with Ju nuica Gazettes, from which the following are extracts : Ki’iq’tm. 25 The Ameiicnn Government, noiwiih*tauding 'he Non Importation Act Hcninst ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Klsgston, &tig^%~- His Majesty's ship Primrose, of 18 guns proceeded \d*eeon Sa- turday morning, in quest of a private**, under the French flag, whicli liad chased the schooner Lowland Lass, off the east end. — A detachment of the 92d ...

... WEST INDIES. We have Tobago Papers to tbe 4th; of Sept The House of Assembly had met, pursuant to the Governor's prorogation, but no business of moment had been transacted : This colony, however, partakes ofthe excitement prevailing throughout our West ...

... THE WEST INDIES It appears that the West Indies have obtained a reprieve, and that his Majesty's ministers have been absolutely scared oat of their intended bill for the enfranchisement of the slave population. The bill, therefore, is at present like ...

... THE WEST INDIES We rejoice to learn that it is in contemplation to send out a large Ecclesiastical Establishment to the West ladies, with two Bishop* at its head, whose see* will be named from the islands of Bar- badoes and Jamaica. Such a measure is ...

... WEST INDIES. The island of Guadaloupe has been relieved and reinforced, the arrival there, about the December, five frigates with troops and provisions from France. Of this we were informed by the Prince Adolphus packet, in days from St. Thomas’s. We ...

... THE WEST INDIES Jamaica Papers to ihe sth of March, arrived this morning, announce the opening of the Legis- lative Assembly by the Governor, with a speech from which the following is an extract : — It is a remarkable feature, and worthy of particular ...

... WEST INDIES. The following brief account of the pre-; sent state of the West Indies must prove peculiarly interesting to the public.—The regular military force of Jamaica, exclusive of national militia, consists of six battalions, most of which are nearly ...

... WEST INDIES. His Majesty’s brig Crocus arrived vesterday Falmouth, with mails from Jaxiaica*. and 200,000 dollars on freight, with which she will proceed to Portsmouth and forward them thence for London. her have receiv' d the Jamaica Knynl (Janettes ...

... THE WEST INDIES Jamaica papers and letters to the 13th alt. have been rece .ved. B >: them we have the pleasine in- telbgence that the holidays had passed over with out any commotion or disturbance wh a t 9 among*! the i^roes, and that eve*, thing wa3 ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 7th ult. have been re- ceived, at which period every thing was quiet in the Island. The following are extracts : — Kingston, Feb. 14. 1824.— Extract of a letter from Ruff Bay, dated the 10th instant.— Henry Oliver ...

... THE WEST INDIES. George Town, Demerara, May 10 .—On Sa- turday las Vat noon, an unfortunate man, of the name of Peter Beck, who had been, con' ict- , ed on the clearest evidence by the Hon. Court; of Justice, of having wantonly shut a negro slave belonging ...