... Fuselli's Lv toures; Bank of Eog- land; Loan CocHRstANE; NAs:I.EON ?? PDt u OF VV ULLsNGTao *; Loti Esasiritn; COsrETT; West Indies; Isspossit on on the Charitable; DEATH OF'I' lIE DUK FO F KENT-rfull particsiars with amedotes of D's life; ?? ceiderts ...

... andt obtained ano- therinamarchingregimrent, with whicirhewent, at the commencementof tle Revolutionary wars, to tihe West Indies, where lie soon gave up hIl's, commission in it, and afterwards proceeded to.America; there lie d resided for some time ...

... foot, are d tily eipecled to arrive at Puirtimonil frotn D merera and Belb ce, after six )years service in the differert West Indis Wlands. Thi- gal. ,lant lt regiment has sulaertd dreadfully by the yellow fever r IMajor Thi.levwaite ofthe regimeilt, whit ...

... Crdft, r solicitor, in Chtn. cery Jane, respecting a largb property and a box of diamonds, to whi-h she hiad a claim in the West Indie-. Mr. Croft swbre he did dot know the plainmfir nor had he evei any' monniunieation wiih her. On lii' crots-examlnation ...

... with the improvement of the human mind, and which had led to the exertions made for the annihilation of slavery in the West Indies. This spirit of enlightenment and philanthropy would sooner or later be turned to 1e ecclesiastical burdens which now depress ...

... with-, this. f( fioe work of art-tw othsousand were- surreptitiously shipped to V :America, and fifteen hundred to the West Indies, during one {i year, and multitudes to other parts .of the world. It would re- quire a volume to clescribe.all thecuriosities ...

... Ballinrobe ; Wlth Tlussars, l)ublin V2th L~aicers, Newbridige ; 17th Lancers, Cork. ?? 5th are for Gibraltar, and 56rh for the West Indies. Ibe Recovery transport arrrivad at Curlc on Wednesday, to emr~bark a ilivisiol if hfe 69th Regiment foir Barbadoes. t We ...

... Lieut. Coln8el Sir Michael Creagh (86ti), Ladv Creagh, Lieut. Wilson, 65 h, arid the different dra;rs for terr; in the West Indies 'to their desttnatiin The Government of the different VWest India Islands is is -future to be confided tn tl e officer ...

... that the deta ntiaton of go- vernrett,, tvi tl rsepeotto ensanbipation, and tbe-eouireto beh . pugear4-tn refere~nce ?? West Indi~e-geiserisly- bsa under. gon in6JnotxatarisI ebearge dipringohe pas~t w~eek.; Orders Cot ths dispatch of five rbginsesat ...

... i the appo-ntmsnt of Captatn Moore to the Paymastership of I the 5Sd Begiuaint. '1'he 94th Regimernt is ordered to the West Indies. A dettachieint ow 70 mean from the enserve at Paisley is orderet to etoiba-k tarlier Capt. Jorhn Cross to join the lat ...

... Cross-examiiied by Mr. Wslesby.-On the Tuesday even- ing, AlArsbal said be was a sateward of a ship Which was going to the West Indies. John Helen accompanied the last wi'necs and Marshall to the dockks. Before they stsrted to go down, he went into T4ylor's ...

... business was transacted, buyers holdirig out of the market in consequence of the non-arrival of the expected cargoes from the West Indies. TALLOW-This article is very dull of sale, and prices rather, lower than our quotations. MALT-During the last week there ...