... WEST INDIES, Th'* n.ail I»ris r«*R r»c* ti.t confirm all the late arrivaU, iliit, »i li lc« r»c-pti* n*, » ▼artn«« i«lau*l« thMaglvont the were petting from I- lknr>, .Sr ('imrl'S was rrn>». iug in't from llie injur) lie Im«I hi» u«'i c*>t ; am), in a ...

... THE WEST INDIES The Clyde steamer, Capt. Symons, arrived Southampton Sunday from the West Indies. In relation to Mexican affairs, it was reported at Jamaica that General Paredes had invited General Santa Anna to return to Mexico, in order to form military ...

... WEST INDIES. From the Burba does Mercury, June The result the General Court Martial, held St. Ann's, on the soldiers implicated in the affray which happened there on the evening the 28th ult. and stated in the Mercury of the 31st, has length been p ...

... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes, Trinidad, Antigua, and other West India Papers to the Slh ulf., have been received. The islands are tranquil, but still in deep distress ; the great drought has been followed genial rains, and the reports of the crops are very ...

... WEST INDIES. Letters from Havannah, dated2slh November, mention that the new Senate Yucatan and Campeche, in one of its first deliberations, has prohibited the introduction of all kinds of cotton goods. The Mexican Government have also prohibited the ...

... WEST INDIES. Kijtgston, Jamaica, Sept. 9. Arrived the Rachel, and .Mary. the 26th July, lat. 36. 29. long. 63. about ten leagues to tbe eastward of Bermuda, she was boarded tbe frigate, of 4-1 guns, Capt. Digby, with the June fleet, numbering sail, fiom ...

... WEST INDIES Kingston, Jamaica, July 18. La sloop of war, of 18 guns, Captain Morris, sailed on Monday morning for Honduras, for the purpose of taking under her convoy the homeward-bound trade from that place. The Ethalion frigate, of 38 gims, with five ...

... THE WEST INDIES. eTe » Company’s steam-ship, Captain ilham Allan, arrived at Southampton, on Wednesday morning, from the West Indies. The Teviot reports that things are still in a very unsettled state Hayti. In Mexico, the Castle of St. Juan Alma Is being ...

... WEST INDIES. The West India mail has strived, with news from Jamaica of Sept. 7. Trade was bad as it could be, and as for any improvement, no one looked for it. The steamer is the bearer of 900.000 dollars. ere sorry to learn that bis Kicelleney the Governor ...

... WEST INDIES. Statr tiik —Jamaica, July o.—We cannot refrain from congratulating the country on the puwafulaud improved , r i.r i,,. fir the ensuing session (he Stlp I .bn/only conUiin, Ouee due. Msltese into this island ns labourers. . . . . St. Ciie ...

... WEST INDIES Severn, wiih the li.Ju Mail, h>s nrrivrtl • dale* from Jamaica. Oct 23. regret learn that (he Engli»b «e»»cl, Eliza, Liverpool, C'a|itain Smell. • wrecked on the Oct. the Bahama Bank. liven. were lost. of the crew wire brought to England m ...

... WEST INDIES, The Tay, * steamer, Chapman, reached Southampton on Sunday, with the West India mail, bringing accounts from Jam ilea of hot. ; Demc* rara, Nov. 5 ; Trinidad, Nov. ; and Barbados, Nov. 9, Forty-flve passengers came to England In this vessel ...