... Bur. Aukland was anxiously looked lor in India; and Sir 11. Fane, the Commander of the Forces, had arrived out.— In the West Indies, the new Apprenticeship system was becoming more efficacious.— No matters of much importance or interest had taken place ...

... the Republic adopt such measures for relieving her from her present situation, at are oousistent with reason and honour# WEST INDIES. By papers from Antigua, we observe that the dif. fermices existing between the House of Assembly and the Governor. Sir ...

... named Peter Sutherland, who represented himself as being on his way to Orkney, and of his having lately arrived from the West Indies in a complete state of destitution. Employment was very humanely given him, but on Friday last he disappeared, and carried ...

... part th* dron that sailed with Columbus from Cadiz in* l of the East, but, accident, fell in with the now denominated the West Indies: and others.ir diminutive still, have been sent into the Artie gions in search of a North-West passage he dies in the Eastern ...

... Mr Thomas llell, to replace Mr Rennie at the King's College, as Professor of Zoology—The accounts from all parts of the West Indies in representing matters as perfectly tranquil there, and the prospects of the Planters exceedingly favourable. Lird John ...

... to start Mr Leader.—Three cargoes of tea have lately arrived in Leith, direct from ...

... Journal in the West Indies.—The following fact may serve as a proof of our rapid and increasing circulation abroad, as well as at home. Two separate letters have lately brought no less than twenty-six subscribers from Grenada, .the West Indies, and a kind ...

... parish ; and was informed, to Mr. Wyudham's great regret, that she was married to a medical gentleman, and had gone to the West Indies. Long afterwards, on visit to Dunira, I repeated this anecdote to Lord Melville. He immediately exclaimed—' lam more interested ...

... for the South, Ebenezer Miller this town. The Three Boxes—The following extract a letter received by a iriendof ours the West Indie* :— '* An old African, named Isaac, came to Cor admission baptism. 1 put the usual questions, which could not answer, and ...

... in foreign countries, .venires a large nun.her of recruits supply the can ie> deaths. A force of men in t;»e ladies, {> West Indies, and 13,000 t' I>!es, C nada. will suffer 3000 yearly Cc.ih* i » time of jeice; adding to which, yearly tie.iths fro ship ...

... might they oblige them to pay for JWahometanism. England has little to boast of her having emancipated the Negroes in the West Indies, uhileshe is using every effort to enslave her population at home. Will people never learn that the mode which human being ...

... hells are ringing, calling for the fire engines to turn out. ORIGINAL LETTER FROM THE WEST INDIES. The following excerpt is from letter jnst received from the West Indies. It is dated the latter end of April, and is written a Gentleman belonging to this ...