... the Colonie&. Vivant qui nigra in vndida vertant.-J UIVRNAL. There was a little man, And he bad a little plan, To set the West Indies all right, 0; And quoth he, The House I'll teach, In a pretty little speech, How to wash the Blackamoor white, O. There ...

... of the story well told. TsouoTAt as IIMELAND AND TIMt WEsT INDIES exhibits a parallel of melancholy reality between the condition of the people. I of Irelandt and the slaves of the West Indies. Without pushing the comparison to a lengda the justice ...

... of Major Macbean, disembarked at Portsmouth on Saturday 1 ast, from Jersey. Tbe 91st Regiment, lately returned from the West Indies, has arrived at Weedon barracks. A company of the l1th Regiment, under Captain Westropp, has arrived at Plymouth, and embark ...

... for the gallantry displayed 'hy that officer in tie capture of the Boladora slave schooner, after a kevere. action in the West Indies, when ?? lost three of.' her crew, besides 10 wounded. The Boladora had on board S35 slhaves at the time of her capture ...

... and tile greatest hilarity prevailed. On Saturday an address of congratulation to his lordship upon his return from the West Indies, signed by one hundred of the inhabitants of Garryricken, was presented, to which Ilss lord- ship returned an appropriate ...

... deputed by the bishop of the northern district, 5 Right Rev. Dr. Briggs, who was also present at the inm- portant ceremony. WEST INDIES. We have received, by last post, interesting letters and ;h papers from Trinidad. They contain the following melan- of i ...

... that country. For our part we look with equal honour on, and deem equally glorious the conduct of the buccaneers of the West Indies, or that of the old Aliterine corsairs. We would wish also that the writer, instead of expending all his indignation on ...

... of Richmond left London on Friday Ilst for Falmouth, where his Excellency and lady will embark for his government in the West Indies. Viscount Ingestrie, we bear, from letters received in London on Saturday from Curraghmore, the Marquis of Waterford's seat ...

... atmos- pheric phenomena throughout all the vast area of the At- lantie. The Forth, steam-ship, which left Falmouth for the West Indies on the 3d of October, as well as the Trent and Teviot steam-ships, which departed for the same des- tination before the ...

... K. H., Lieutenant Vansittart, and En- sign Charlton, one sergeant, and fifty men are ordered to embark at Cork for the West Indies. Recruiting parties of the 7th Royal Fusiliera embarked at the North Wall, on Tuesday last, for Liverpool, to be stationed ...

... private trade sales the quantity declared to is at present 3o,600 packages. Twelve of the stipendiary magistrates in the West Indies are to be reduced next August. There has not appeared, in the memory of tlse oldest in- habitant of Fermoy, such a Vst ...

... consequence of the overstock of whiskey (caused by the temperate habits of the Irish people), are now seeking a mart in the' West Indies and Portuguese markets. NEWY PEER. Baron Crofton has been chosen to be the peer to sit and vote on the part of -Ireland ...