... India islands, have been relaxed, so far as to permit the export of salt and fruit, firon the island of' Auguilla, iu tbe West Indies. Lord Ashley, the eldest son of the Earl of Shaftesbury, is to be one of the Commissioners for the affairs of India. The ...

... the 6th November, praying an equalization of the duties chargeable on sugar and other articles imported from the East and West Indies, and of abolishing all such restrictions on the resort of British subjects to, and on their residence in India, as are ...

... attended to for some years back as during the war, and what adds to the scarcity is that numbers are ex- ported to the West Indies, especially to Barbadoes. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-Tuesday an explosion of fire damp took place at one of the pits of the Dee ...

... it all property were ?? that has beeir originally acquired by vin- leane or iijl'tice, the tidle of Hritain til tire West Indies oright ie disputed ;` but as that is an indrlubitable poi t sa is the rtlher. ErSgo, In receiver of stolen property oight ...

... Liverpo, has been ordered to Chester Cestie. The 921 proceeds from. Glaegow to Waterford, to relieve the 65th, ordered to th West Indies. The let Battalion of the Grenadier Guaryd is going to Ireldrd, to relieve the 3d Battalion of the arse n Regiment, returning ...

... be furnished with a 41 iipenny. It is comnputed that -this singular character ha, 15 walked, sinsce his return from the West Indies, abset I110,000 0 miles; and it is allowed on all hands, that there is not iit it more useful character than 1' Daft Watty ...

... W. H. containing l0s. and a pair of ear-rings. SH11'WaaCK. ONM THE FRENCH COAST.-The Wil- liam, of Liverpool, from the West Indies, with cotton,, coffee, &c. was wrecked ou the 19th inst. tro miles east of Boulogne. In place of making exertions to save ...

... received by the Curator:- From Dr. Drummond, a parcel of seeds from Germany_ From Dr. Wm. M'Gee, a parcel of seeds from the West Indies-From Mr. Edward Getty, some valuable roots and ?? Mrl J. F. M'Gee, a parcel of plants from Trinadad.-From the Botanic warden ...

... Holy- head auit I'Iowth roads and harbours; £4886 for the Ca- ledoniari canal ; £5000 to aid in erecting churches its the West Indies, £28,000, expense of missions, &c. to new states of America; £120,000 expenses of convicts in New South Wales arid Van Dieman's ...

... Tories have a par- tV; the ' Saints, as they are called, have a party; the Owners (Oh, profanation !) of Slaves in the West Indies have a'party; the odioui and most oppressive Monopolists of 'the East 'India Company have their party in Parliament; rvery ...

... curiosity. The plantain grows in the hot regions both of the old and new world, and is particolat-ly abundant in the East and West Indies, where its fruits may be called the staff oflife, ?? the place of bread to the natives. This plant, which 'kztains a height ...

... with their cordial reception. These two regiments served together in the Peninsula, America, France, and lastly in the West Indies, when the 9th relieved the 4th at Richmond-bill barracks, in the Island of Grenada, in 1821, since which they. bave'not ...