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... Cbief in the West Indies, respecting a right claimed the new Republic to interdict all commercial intercourse with the Mosquito shore, except on such terms as the Republic may fit to impose. This interference with the trade between the West Indies and the ...
... Ireland are, by a recent regulation, to relieved from head-quarters every three The 92(1 Regiment are ordered home from the West Indies. , . The mortality in the lOtli Foot, since its departure from Ireland, has been most extensive. Detachments of the 37th ...
... I well remember when Dr. Shei was dragged before the Court of King's Bench, the faction could govern the slaves of the West Indies, not by law, hut proclamation. If were governed the Negroes, perhaps the Quakers would come forward and petition tor us ...
... East Inda trade. I devoted my time ami my attention for three years to the consideration of slavery as it existed in tlie West Indies. It has been ui>red as an objection to such inquiries, that our attention would be more properly directed the alleviation ...
... extent in tlie East than it had ever existed the West Indies. Mr. Crostlnvaite here read petition from the Chamber of Commerce, setting forth tliat equalization the duties between the East and West Indies, or any measure that wuuld tend transfer the trade ...
... TUESDAY, JAN. 4, I 82«. The Packets of Friday and Saturday have readied FRENCH FLEET IN THE WEST INDIES. Tlie appearance of a French Fleet in the West Indies, has caused some sensations in London. The fact is thus announced in a Demerara Paper : Demerara ...
... so much interested England herself, in preserving untouched, the principle of legitimacywitness IRELAND, India, and the West Indies. ...
... equally notorious that slave-ships are fitted out Balti- Butre, to catty negtoes from the French and Spanish Colonies the West Indies, It is the hypoerisy of the 'thing which dislike. The President knows well that twn- of tbs cultivation in’ two-tbirds of ...
... to such consideration—nor will the shipping interest of Limerick suffer, inasmuch their Commerce with the Americas add West Indies will extend, in proportion our internal resources shall increase by the prosperity thus excited through the Country. The ...
... original treaty, conceded by us in the West Indies the Americans, and by them on their coast to us. But the Senate struck out the part relating to their own coast. They wished us to concede tlie right to them in our West Indies, but refused it cn their coast ...
... proposed by the Rigrht Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Some them were calculated to add deeply the distress of the West Indies—and deteriorate these properties already so much deteriorated —anil to increase the vast losses the Colonists had already ...
... plaintiff now inds that the defendant has betaken himself, with hie daughter and the settlement on board a vessel bound for the West Indies. Mr. Horne concluded by praying for a writ of Tteexeal ttgno to restrain the defendant from leaving the kingdom, unless ...