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... —She met with the same fate as the preceding applicant. The next claimant was a jack-tar, who had just returned from the West Indies, where be had been moored, be said, thirty tive years i he left two sisters behind him named Bond, one was remarkable for ...
... going out are 'Awing unites, end every implement for the cutting of limber, and all kinds of timber suitable to the to the West Indies and to Europe. Poyais is bounded by Nicaragua and the Bay of Honduras on she one side; by 14Iosq,.itia anchGuatimala, fsmed ...
... the cause cf Missions to the Heathen, and ref-ere, particulars respecting the progress of the gospel .ite slaves in the West Indies. It you think the toll: part.cu'ars, relating especially to remerara, worthy 01 itl , tlt.r.ll in aur paper, they are at ...
... are.' ' What do you meai to do . with him ? replied the other. Why, to take him - to sea.' said the captain, to the West Indies., 'iThen I will be candid, replied the dealer, he oasw/ go 7rciy mccli at see, but on land hocaotgo at alt or I would ...
... Gibraltar in 1780, and in the following year was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and commander of a small schooner in the West Indies, where lie captured a French pri. vateer of superior force. After the close of the ar, he joined the Grampus, of 00 guns ...
... hrhwren.o a The entlery tr-ade Of Sheffield is exceedingly gil ltVIe.bisk, and anl unusual number of orders from the tst West Indies and America axe siow under excun- ga t e Glovernixuent have ordered that ?? yeomeon -ivo Inc ,e bad survied thecir1 numbiler ...
... ed, or wvith the itfiirs atti local cilci tiistatites otf ithia whicit htdodes netp~isoss ttntiiaeactstiat cdu Witis the West Indies iii particular lie is cititc,- yin, saint; li tnly hrfr e rcgarocl i~mtts vt, y exists its thteso siupoltratt depeitibtiteis ...
... 10th Lrid'St; .John. A solicitor in Dumnries lately reeeived, through, the post ollice, a remittance of £80. from the, West Indies, in a letter without seal or wafer! The number of compositors and pressmeonin. London is more than 3,500; of this Iumhery ...
... for it. SiR G.MVaIAY obtained leave to hriing in a bill empowering his Majesty to prevent the rensoval of slaves in the West Indies under certain regula- ?? F. BURDETT, after sonc preliminary observations on the importance of the suhbject, moved that a ...
... half-pay captains, and their allowances were not greater than was absolutely necessary in the colo nies, especially in the West Indies.1-Mn. B. Di- le NISON wished to know if goverumeut would pledge at themselves that the expense of the fortifications at ...
... rs of West India estates, is the neigh- d -bonrhood of Aberdeen, praying that a coniimmissioi hs :night be sent to the West Indies, to in(lquile into a the condition ol the slaves in those ?? ni. petition was read, and laid on the table-LouD eC ALTHloiIE ...
... society appeared to ell . betree,-v iz. tio furish infocmation of the -present ot state of slavery, as existing in the West Indies, -to th Lpetition both HiousesofParlianteol to Cei force hipn6 ar Y the British colonist, those salutairy regulations wv ...