... on the coast of Corofaodel. When a boy, he was taken prisoner, And sold to fhe slave traders, who conveyed himi $o the West Indies; ence he came to England with his master, and of ccurse me free. Since his arrival in ()nfuJ.ww in-9o‘ by & literary atmosphere ...

... complete. Dodsley’s Annual Register, complete. Memoirs of Warren and Surry, by Watson. Raynal’s History of the East aud West Indies. Swifts’s Works, complete, i g The Cyclomdin,-by Rees, . Goldsmith’s History of the Earth. ; Baskerville’s edition of the ...

... e. mvcssel‘ bound for the Coloniesshall take 3 diers on board, till 10,000 men shall ha conveyed iu this manner to the West Indies.’ outh, vhich f his . ! il ? : | id Th e Eurydive Frigate has arrived at P and ‘has brought with her a Spanish b‘chboner ...

... had been declared on a former occasion.——Th¢ Rev. ltSfidotailed at some length the of the ,000 'slaves vin bondage in the West Indies, who, he - said as much the p of their masters, as the ¢razing in our fields were the property of the fr i they were sold ...

... the average ; and 1. when it shall be 3s. Upoo ali bn'ui Muscovado, or clayed ngir, the produce of'::d imported from the West Indies, the daty to be 1L 17s. the ¢wt. ; and upon all other such sugar, the produce of other places, the daty to be 3. 3s. per ...

... pled aggressions of Bonaparte.—This Admiral Cochrane immediately late, properly authenticated, among the “lonies in the West Indies, and there du the leadt reason to doubt that the inhab Spanish Colonies will follow the glo which has been set them by their ...

... however, an attempt of this nature was completely foiled. A few weeks ago, a gentleman with his tmily, landed there, from the West Indies, and in¢ tending to remaina short tiwe until he could hear from his friends in London, applied to the landlord ol theiinn ...

... Christian VII. has returned to Portsmouth, and the latter is to remain upon the Flusking station. : . Letters from the West Indies state, that the expedition against the French Islands is going forward, and the arrival of Sir George Prevost was anxiously ...

... THE BERWICK ADVERTISER. HILL COOLIES—IMMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIES, Tue question mvolved in the debate which took place in the House of Commons on Thursday night, regarding certain clauses of the « Colonial Passengers’ Bill,” is one of great and growing ...

... appeass that the French Government has really been meost active anid most secret in collecting a large naval f('m:e in the West Indies, and ttxt it has now, divided between Martinique and Guadaloupe, a flect of seven sail of the line, two of them cut down ...

... to help and nourish the: @nsiiwation aft nocturnal debauch with wine, & This! Cordial is big estecemed in the East and West Indies, far nourishing invigorating the ncrvous system, and ading as a ger restorative on debilitated constitations, ariging from ...

... article ioofmiuibh, be struck his colours, and surrendered at discretion.=The French having lost all their Islands in the West Indies, it was wiscly determined on our part that they should not have any advantage from, the Dutch settlements there; and by ...