... THE WEST INDIES. « (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. The Dee, Royal Mail Company's steam ship, Captain W. Allan, arrived last evening at eight o'clock, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c, with the usual fortnightly mail. The latest dates she ...

... WEST INDIES. Demerara papers to ti.e 20th of March were received in Liverpool on Tuesday, by the Sandbach. According to the statements of the Demerara papers the colony must be in a very unhappy and distracted state. Tiie Guiana Chronicle of March 9 {jives ...

... ' THE WEST INDIES. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 4. __ anticipated, the Thames Royal Mail Steamer has d three days before she was due. The vessel has had trn f ] weather during the whole passage. Her freight k ea ° dof 311,400 dollars, 1,372 ounces of platina, 1 ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ♦ (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday Evening. Tht R»yal Mail Company's steamship Thames, Captain Abbott, arrived in our docks, from the West Indies, this afternoon, at three o'clock. Her dates of sailing are as follows : — ...

... WEST INDIES. (PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.) Jamaica politics do not at the present moment afford much scope for novel topics. We have the same dull round -if complaints to make of the utter indolence of the negroes, .f the fulling off of the crops, and the ...

... WEST INDIES. We gave yesterday copies of the judicious and conciliatory ipeech ofthe Governor of Jamaica, aud the equally judicious snd conciliatory answer of the Assembly. The Assembly, having given to the Governor in that address a pledge of theirdesire ...

... WEST INDIES. • U\ the amvtl ol the Hayes oft this port yesterday advices ..in Barbado.-* tu\ ...

... WEST INDIES. (From the Kingston Chronicle of February 15.) V\e this day insert for the information of the British public the report of the committee ofthe Jamaica House of As- sembly, upon the Message of the Governor of December 16. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ...

... WEST INDIES By the arrival ofthe ship Barbadoos intelligence has been js^j^gsir of the 23d ult ?? - dKS * c ° s ,' c , H f^ dofßar badoe S had been visited by an epidemic fever, winch was raging with great violence. * e P ia ...

... WEST INDIES. (From the Glasgow Courier.) By the Louisa, arrived in the Clyde, we have received letters and Papers from Trinidad to the 3d of Sept. These state generally that tranquillity had been restored, but that the apprentices in many places in that ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ?? — . We have received our usual files of Jamaica papers, but the news they contain is but of slight interest. The claims of the West Indian planters upon ihe British Government continue to be urged with unceasing vehemence. The following ...

... WEST INDIES. ; •— — After a short passage of twenty-three days from the West Indies, her Majesty's packet Seagull, Lieutenant J. Par- sons, arrived at Falmouth on Tuesday afternoon, having sailed from Barbadoes, Jan. 10; St. Lucia and Martinique, 11- ...