... WEST INDIES. The West India mail, brought by her Majesty's in. ket .-tier I, which arrived at Falmouth Tuesday, blinds advices Iron. Jamaica the October, from the I2lh, Lorn Trinidad the 15th, and from Oemerara the llth of the same month. The accounts ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The West Indian mail-steamer Clyde arrived on ' riday night Southampton, with late and interesting news from the principal colonies. From Jamaica the intelligence comes down to the 11th October. On the 28th of September, the bill for ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Affairs seem to be approaching crisis in our Sugar Colonies. Lord Mulgrave, the Governor of Jamaica, the largest and most important tho islands, has dissolved the Local Legislature in displeasure, and course added much to the excitement ...

... WEST INDIES. Lelters from tbe Leeward Islands have been received with dates to the 20th ult. from St.Thomas's, and corresponding dates from St. Christopher's and St. Lucia, In all these islands the utmost tranquillity prevailed, and from the general tenor ...

... WEST INDIES. A Jamaica pnckH, with and papers to the I3tb of May inclusive, baa arrived. The elections for Members of tbe new House of Assembly were drawing to close, and bad resulted generally in favor of tbe old Members. ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbe following petition was presented to tbe House of Assembly, Jamaica, the day previous to its recent dissolution:—“That your petitioners are of opinion that every member in Assembly ought to be of sufficient fortune to enable him to pay ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from Dominica state that great difficulty was’ experienced prevailing on tbe negroes to work, and that at St. Lucia the same spirit had been displayed. Passive resistance is said to be the mode adopted by the new labourers in those ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Tho West Indian mail-steamer Clyde arrived on Friday night Southampton, with lata and interesting news from principal colonies. From Jamaica intelligence comes down to the Bth October. On the 28th of September, the bill for temporary ...

... WEST INDIES, Memorial of the Baptist Missionaries in Jamaica, printed by order of the House of Commons, it appears that 14 places of worship and a Missionary's house (Mr. Burchett's) were destroyed by the Militia and Magistrates in the beginning of 1832 ...

... WEST INDIES. At a numerous meeting of the Planters, Merchants, and other inhabitants of Berbice, held on the 271 h of July, an Address was presented to the Governor. Sir J. C. Smith, in which, after thanking him for having promptly communicated to them ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbe Speech of Lord Mulgrave on (be opening of the Session of the House of Assembly in Jamaica, on the BUi on the subject of the Abolition Act, is a document worthy of his office, and suitable to the crisis in which he is placed—affording ...

... WEST INDIES. ' Extract op prom Jamaica, Jolt 8,1833.—•' Our folks here take matters very easy. The Ministerial plan of emancipation produced very little excitement. They all appear willing to consent to immediate emancipation, provided they are compensated ...