... Adjutant Westropp. companies of the are fixed at those of the 11th at Ferrooy. Regiment of Foot has received orders ' the West Indies, and is daily ex- 'lymouth. ,c Fusileers are also ontheirreturn from Indies, and will land st Portsmouth. ■to the powder-mills ...

... at a desk, in some public office or to marry your landlady, or not the person you would wish or to go out to the East or West Indies, or to get a situation as judge abroad, and return home with a liver complaint; or to be law stationer, or a scriviner, ...

... power and of property dread the polices of England respecUng slaves, and the modem improvements attempted in the British West Indies. This is an insurmountable difficulty with the citizens of Cuba, and leads to expect it I must ulumately fall under the ...

... Imperial Queen. Was not my breath in India more fragrant than its spices, and had 1 not Canada in my night-cap, and the West Indies in my dressing-gown—all, all, taken from me by George, not George the Fourth, but by George Canning, or to reverse it, Cunning ...

... Mahammcd and the Koran. In the Mauritius by the Code Napoleon. In the lonian Islands by the civil law of the Romans. In the West Indies by the Dutch and Danish laws. Under all these various systems of law, justice equitably administered, and yet no man can ...

... Bathubst begged to call the attention of bis Majesty’s Government to the state of the administration of justice in the West Indies, complaining of many informalities. Viscount Gooiatcii said should give the iubjcct the earliest consideration. The Ear ...

... Montreal and Kingston are to be declared free warehousing ports ; and, for the purpose of facilitating the supply of the West Indies with provisions, lumber, &c. all the lacal duties are to be abolished. This change also takes place at Halifax. Alarming ...

... stated, that >e'26lh Regiment, stationed in Dublin, the 3slli, at Tenipieit ore, aim the 73U Waterford, are destined for the West Indies. BIRTHS. On the 21st May, .Vioutigoy, in France, the seat the Loonies* of Laslelio Kiel, lue Lady Pierse Marcus Lar.un, ...

... been given to insure her at Lloyd's. The boon given to the Colonies, dec. by the late regulations to the trade with the West Indies—by the permission to import into this country American timber, through Canada, and the facilities for passing provisions ...

... . I believe that their descriptions are creditable as they are delightful, but neither Byron nor Moore had visited the West Indies, or the beauti{s of the tropics would least have shared their oulogiums. Thev never saw the sun setting on the blue hills ...

... oath the casks were of unseasoned oak, green and unmerchantable, adapted for the Lisbon or London market, but not for the West Indies, being unable to hold pickle. The firkins were made it appears in the County Limerick, and the Mayor inflicted the penalty ...

... Ireland who have uniformly used their own vessels the carriers of their own trade. Their direct and extensive intcrcnure with West Indies, from their own port, gives them decided advantage over their commercial rivals. Sir itulierl Shaw, U.irt. and family, Lieut ...