... THE WEST INDIES. A , The letters and papers the royal mail steamer the Dee were delivered in London early on Thursday morning, and in date 9 exactly corresponding with those given from the various points o' soiling. The news fioro Jamaica possesses the ...

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... THE WEST INDIES. The following is extract from the New York papers, brought hy the Great Western received flies of Jamaica papers by the ship John W. Cater, Captain Mead, to the 6th June. Their contents are not unimportant. It will recollected that in ...

... THE WEST INDIES The Tay steamer bas arrived at Southampton, bringing the West India mail, the papers were received at the north and south American coffee house on Monday. The dates from Jamaica extend to the 24th alt. 3) | the yovernur had returned to ...

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... the feelings of the members of thie A ssocintion as it can be to his own, be ignorant that the Negroes are clothed in the West Indies, and that chains are nut mute in use m country of Great Britain. and they chal- ‘That the members of this Association in ...

... THE WEST INDIE hee, wh ch the crew in vain endtavoured to and na sthe Danish colours of an 84-gun ship were lowered to a The Clyde reached Southampton on Sunday. The advices A most im ant measure m: t seven the from Jamaica are to the 10th ult. sli un ...

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... WEST INDIES. The Tweed mail steamer arrived at Falmouth on Sunday. She left St. Thomas on the 24th June. The papers by the Tweed give little interesting intelligence from the several West India islands. The weather since the last packet had changed, and ...

... HURRICANE THE WEST INDIES, Great mischief has been done at Porto Rico, Ge.aJaloupe, St. Kitfs, and other places in the West Indies, hurricane, which visited most of the West Indian islands the 2(>t’i July. Goadaioupe has been the greatest sufferer, and ...

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