... de- scendant from an African, however remote the origin-the distinction of colour did not terminate, as in the British West Indies, with the third generation; the taint in tlse blood was incurable and spread to the-latest posterity. To mark more stronigly ...

... SE-7 ..V ESSELS- ARRIV:ED, WEST INDIES . .Wsst~afld, ud Bridson, frota Jamaieaswith 142 hds 45 tces sugar '70 puna. rumi n for IL Walker and eo. 111 .hds . 54 tes sugar 71 lancewo a'spars France, Fltcher, Yates sod co 89 ihds I tee sugar1tl7 punn cl-*hds ...

... King isin 3I ?? nasnotyet bee'n-formally depessld1 o asll real authority, :e ii completely -set aside. AMERICA, and the WEST INDIES A leter has been received ir America, stating that t cr'ee of Knonuparte for liberating certain vessels vsue2arn'e atd splecial ...

... are npeii~ginig up in every arthof the Sglobe are regarded with so much apathy, that we'fndmany othe islands of 'of tme 'West indies vdstill encouragin th ?? poriation ?? fo Aftacn, 'althoughe'thy atlse, I example'6 'of S.Dmig'vn'at 'ltheir 'elbow. '1Ile ...

... tl the 21ist ult. Falifield, Ritson ; Briton, Hughelis; Colvlt- bus, Brassey, and Falmouth, -, sailed fdem Cork for the West Indies the 20th inst. Hai milton, Rivers, from Jatm'raica at Plymouth, with ?? of mize's top tmast. aria, Timler- leak, from Waterford ...

... Portsmouth on Saturday, parted from the fleet which sailed from that port the 5th, and from Cowes road the 8th, for tlte West Indies, under convoy of the Cyane frigate, on the 14th, in lat. 45 long. 12. ...

... left the chair, And the sompany departed shvrtlyoafter. a i - Tumti5DAY, May2 ., RETURN OF_ THE FRENCH 'SQUADRON FROM THE WEST INDIES,. Pljmouth, May 24.-Arrived, this morning, the ship Patent, of Lndon, Capt. AM'Masters, having sailed'froti hence a short ...

... VESSELS ARRIVED. WE :WEST INDIES. The Richard, J. Robinson, fromt Berbice, with 28 alIsW cotton far - Mnlict and Evans, 8 do. L. Vade, 1o ii3 sk§ coftee Ewart, Rutson, and co. 7 bales cotton L,. Deugir. a-ad co -3 do'11$8 bags coffee 1 hd 1 ibr] sugar ...

... contains 20 blackswho base been rescued from slave-ships by our entisers A plan has been lately devised for recruiting the West Indi regiments from taem; and some officers are about to be sent out, to carry it into effect. Twro sharpers lately took lodgings ...

... they bad eatofn one of their compsiens Se k'CIW tsiled irons Boston o3 the 12th of Dscetrbcr, ?? to Santa Cruz, in tie West Indies. Oa the 15th ,e S' UlTng a Jeak-catied away a11 her masta, ab4 set, byv wbich 3L1r. J S. Iliitt suporcargo and a ,,groi;rl ...

... of the British troops at Cadiz, and with a t British licence ont board. She was taken by tise Grampus, audl sent to the West Indies. The Frensch have entered Bilboa in very consi- derable force. : ttack onz 31r. Canterigls's Midl-(Special Com- t mnission ...

... tion is aio institution incompatible with the constitution or Spain. W1esl Indies.-Advices from various Islands in the West Indies state that the seas dre infested by swarms of American Privateers. East India ?? a Court of Common Council, the Comnittee ...