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... this port, is on shore on Weston beach. Falmouth, January 22.-A brig, s supposed to be the Express Packet, bound to the West Indie, which sailed hence 17th instant, was seen in the offing towards the evening. Bristol, January 22.-A vessel, suppbeed in ...
... the other on the Moose, with eight smacks attending on each of them. From their appearance he supposes thee were from the West Indies. The dacsmes f Calais, bound for Dunkirk, with a cargo of tul,ascu from the Went Indies, was totally lost the point of Moncton: ...
... bIEIteIIANT 4 IN W KST I Mr VEItNON SMITH moved fur leave to bring in a hill to extend to the Itritisli colonies in the West Indies the set of the .th and till, of William IV., for reguiltding the carriage of puoiengers in merchant vessels. After a few ...
... the place of capture, only five days after she was taken. With one exception, she is the largest slaver ever taken in the West Indies, and the Skipjeick being so small a vessel makes the prize-money very good. HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.—One evening last week a frightful ...
... laving had one comb, launder, one captain, and smother officer killed, la. and two captains and several sulsslterns wounded. WEST INDIES.— West India papers have Isrn 2. received to the Ist of January. From the Barba-2 dime we learn with regret that, in constsmence ...
... and has thus been in th e service for the space of no less than seventy ram. He served, we believe, for sometime in the West Indies. In 1794 he raised the regiment of Filesliire fencibles, of which he wan appointed colonel,und which he commanded until ...
... the !Isere is reported to have sink during the night toff roor.heiel. The brig Whitehaven, Turner, from Leith for the West Indies, hair days out, pot into laughope, Orkney, on Sunday evening, the 4th instant, all well. Vi'estport, February I I.—The Jessie ...
... ORIGINAL OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. OUTFITS VIM ARMY AND NAVY, EAST AND WEST INDIES, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, Executed in the First Style by PATISON & PRINGLE., 5 h 6 SOUTH BRIDOE, Lists with Prices may be had at the Warehouse. Just received. SEVERAL BALES ...
... the Cape of Good Hope. The Prometheus steamer sailed yesterday for the Mediterranean, and the Plainer steamer (or the West Indies. The Monarch ate:Liner, Fraser, from Leith to London, struck on a ridge of sunken rocks off Dunstanborough on the moniing ...
... against it, but the answer was not filial. On the motion of Mr BROMERTON, various returns w•eru ordered of exports to the West Indies from Itlli to 1839, and of provisions into ',bunnies. EDINDURG/I NEWS CONTINUED. CIIIISTIAN PHILOSOPHY.— The Association ...
... the hue. Ile had hope 4 also, to hear that some further increase wonld have been made in the black troops employed in the West Indies, where the mortality to British soldiers was found to be of frightful magnitude. As neither of these things had been done ...
... depot companies of the 52d, 70th, 74th, and 7iith Regiments, destined to join the service companies of those corps in the West Indies, sailed from Cove on the 27th ult. fur Barbashies. The Lloyd's frirght•ship sailed front Cove on the same slay, for the ...