... The crops were generally lookin, favourable. The following is a i st of the passengers by the Medway, from Mexico and the West Indies :—Sir Charles and Lady Mary Fitzroy, Mr. G. H. Fitz- roy and servants, Mrs, Bernard, and Mrs. Roy, from Vera Cruz; Mrs. ...

... THE WEST INDIES By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's Dee, at Southampton, on Monday afternoon, and Mexico. we have the papers and letters from the West Indies The dates of the colonial files are, Trinidad, De merara, and St. Kitt's, the 4th; Barbadoes ...

... THE WEST INDIES, The West India papers received by the Thames ateamer give satisfactory accounts of the progress the several leading Islands. The most important feature. however, in tha present arrival is the speech of the Earl of Elgin the opening of ...

... WEST INDIES. Mail steamshi Biss Nicut.—The, Royal - S. Norton, arrived here this evening ol the West Indies. The Avon reports the loss of two English vessels on the Grand Caymanas, viz.:—the Ocean Queen, Captain K. Welsh, on the 28th of July, and the ...

... WEST INDIES. It will gratifying to the friends of negro freedom know that the eoadition of the coloured population in the West Indies is gradually progressing for the better, and that it is hoped that, when the negroes shall have attained for themselves ...

... THE WEST INDIES. By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company’s steamer Dee. at Southampton, on Sunday, we have the mails from the West Indies The colonial files are from Trinidad, Demerara, and Antigua the 6(h, Barbadoes the 7ih, St. Lucia the 6th, and Jamaica ...

... WEST INDIES. On Sunday afternoon the royal mail steam-ship. Medway, Richard Rivett, commander, arrived at S Her dates of departure are—from Demerara, 2] st December ; Trinidad, 17th ; Jamaica, 23d ; Barbadoes, 21st ; Grenada, 24th; St. Thomas's, and Fayal ...

... THE WEST INDIES The intelligence from the West India colonies (by tho Thames steamer) arrived at on Tuesday, may be said to be favourable without ticular the given to a any al oy worth adverting to. In Jamaica in par- ieultural improve- ment within a ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbe Sheldrake packet has arrived at Falmouth with the Jamaica and Leeward Islands mails, which hare accounts from St. Thomas’s to the end of April, and from the other islands to corresponding dates. All were tranquil, and matters generally ...

... likely that there would be any during the night. Rist trae Paice of Sucar.—Although the quantity of sugar received from the West Indies, the Mauritius, and the East Indies, is greater this year than it has been for many years previously, yet the prices of ...

... ROOPS OR THE EST INDIES |! Mata, Jan. 1], 1847.—The Herefordshire trans- the 13th inst. for the West Indies. port, having on board the 88th Regiment, sails on appears that the annual mortality among 1,000 young men, under thirty years of age, in Great ...

... THE WEST INDIES AND MEXIC The Ro Mail cteam-packet Tweed, George Parsons, N +» Commander, Lieutenant Davis, R.N., Admiralty Agent, arrived at Southampton on Sunday at noon, bringing the unusual number of 138 passengers. The Tweed has been much retarded ...