... the moment when a steam ship can remain 30 days at sea, and make 200 miles a day, a voyage to Egypt, North America, the West Indies, or Brazil, becomes easy and certain, and this species of navigation will admit of being applied to four-fifths of the whole ...

... moment when a steant-shlip (an ire- maui 30 (lays at sea, and miake 200 miles a day, a voyage to Egypt, North, America, the West Indies, or Brazil, beetoies easy atls certain, and titis spe cies of navigation wvill admit ?? being applied to four-fifths of ...

... hundred pounds voted to the Shipwreck Society fund. The report circulated a few days ago respecting a hurri- cane in the West Indies,is confirmed. A frigate and four merchant vessels were seen in the Gulf passage dismantled. SALE AT ST.. DUNSTAN'S CHURCH ...

... payment: of tke he;n y fir§ V.hich will be in all proba lity impost, npwfc him. He *tias aA estate at St. Vince in the West Indies) which he obfaiteft by marriage with wife, and which is said to and we hear he has also some property in, this country. ...

... behold a fine vessel of several hundred tons burthen sailing up the Usk, loaded with all the different products of the West Indies and America.- What Monmouthshire man would not feel pride in witnessing the disembarkation, in Newport Dock, of the rum ...

... That your Petitioners are imnpressd with the et deepest feelings of grief aind concern,, when: they reflect that in tlhe West Indies anudotber rlirtiglh Settlements, scarcely fewer than a million of theit fellow creattures uce in a state ofslinve.ry . it ...

... abundaat, except iin poor wet lands. A~L;C~.-anla eolin, the seliooacr XReO, t Alexandel, from AiWcrpool .t to St- 'rhonas, West Indies, put hilo this pbrt lu. tvait of-er; to ?? on board had an aceidest ~-iththte ane]o., so as to render then dafil f~ r ser- ...

... —Lord Napier, in presenting a petition against slavery, suggested that a committee of their lordships should embark for the West Indies, in order personally to inspect the condition of the Negroes He would volunteer to be one of that committee, and he now ...

... Chandos said he had been intrusted with a petition from the West India planters and others interested ia property in the West Indies. The petitioners prayed that the house, in any measure it might adopt on the subject of colonial slavery, would not act ...

... interesta l in property in the tI be- West Indies. The petition, he observed, was one a Idi- of very considerable inmportaurce. l'he petitioners d stated that they harl acquired their' property in the ti ely West Indies under the sanction of tire laws, the ...

... s had been bribed. Mr. H. Davis presented a petition from Bristol, praying for compensation to the slave-owners in the West Indies. Mr. Bailey said that, as a West India proprietor, he was ready to give his support to a measure for the emancipation of ...

... pestilent iournals stray be seen lying about in buindles, as ';shunnled as if they vere charged with tire choera i worbus. WEST INDIES. The letirs from the Mauritius state that the islan(d was ia the greatest state of excitement. By some mistake, a rumour ...