... privateer had also taken a schooner from Baltimore, for Jamaica, and three American vessels, of which she sent for the West :Indies. - . Le Guadalcupean, French Letter of Marque, -from Point-a- Petre,:to Bourdeaux, with piOduce, is taken by the United ...

... the said - .island and is dependencies, • Shall.enjoy the same rights and 'privileges of. His Majestrs stibjeCts in the West Indies. 'Answen—Agreed to. Art. VII. The laws heretofore observed respecting property shall remain in full rdrce. . . Pyivate. ...

... On Friday sailed from Portsmouth, With a - convoy, the Melpomene, of 44. guns, • for Africa; Syrcn. Of 32 guns, for the West Indies, and La Loire, of -46 guns on a cruise. • The Romney of 50 guns, Wilhelmina, of-36 Sensible and Sheerness, artnxl fiNtg ...

... scarcely • any stirring out in the forenoon ; early last month the thermometer was between lio3 and 101—haVing . been in the West Indies, it was never -higher whilst there than 96: Eight or nine hundred pieces ef ordnance, almost wholly made of brass, were ...

... same to be coiweyed by land-carriage to the sea ports, in order for expoqtion to his Majesty's colonies in America and the West Indies, Ordered. _ Mr. BRAGGE brought up the . Report of ttie committee Of Supply which sat yesterday, being a resolution for granting ...

... carried the women who, were left behind. of the Ist and 2d battalions of the 68th regiment, -when they embarked here for the West Indies, Previous to their 'going on board,. they Were passionately accompanied by Gen. Whitelocke, with - the pp.wilege of residing ...

... deals; Three brOthers, •Escler Hines, from Embflen , to London, oats; Gustiwia, G. from Hambr' to St. Bartholomew in the West Indies; merchandise; Treasure, '-jorgan Dirkbf, from •Middleburg to London, Wheat; also. •small dredging vessel, with sundry materials ...

... Eldet •llines„ from .Embdon to London, with oats. Oust:win, G. Hilbetron, front Hamburgh s to St. Bartholo-. mew io the West Indies, with merchindize. ' Treasure, Jorgam Dirlcht, from Middleburg to London, with wheat. Also a small dredging vessel, with ...

... in proportion + as-it has been . in the United States.—The surplus of the Canada • wheat is. in general, shipped to the West Indies, to Portugal, and np the Mediterranean. Befibre the . -tsar with Spain, much was shipped tolhut country. A melancholy accident ...

... violence, of which we have to .accuse him, is of a character so decidedly. hostile : as the lae, conduct or the Danes in the West Indies. We have, frequently spoken- of the Danish Island of Saint Tholnas as a factory for contraband trade, and as a-nest for ...

... think we might say five per cent.. Drawing the American produce to Euyope will certainly cause a great rise dprice in the West Indies ; but as the Trans-Atlantic, harvest has, providentially, been Unusually abundant, there is every reason to suppose, that ...

... Richard Bickerton has left Ills station off Cadiz, and is-gone up the Levant. • Admiral Duckworth wisely took with -him the West Indies, thecapturcs.laden with quicksilver, as the best mart for- that article. It is conjectured that the military efitablishments ...