... fuppoie i madman foon made him- fsa ?? .d, anrd was indantly taken by the CenfaL into his fe vice, where he now remains. WEST- INDI A Docats.-The import dock in thie ?? of D gs, ts ro be filled with water on Monday the 12th infl. when the firit velfel ...

... London, if not to be found any where else. It will be drawn from the same source that now feeds, the French armv in the West.Indies. The Spaniards, the Dutch, and the Americans have all, indeed, contributed towards the supplying of that army, but the far ...

... legislature done? It has mitigated some of the mniseries which the slaves sustain during the pas. sage from Guinea to the West Indies. But as to the radical crime, the Slave Trade itself, it has eflfedvd nothing. The House of Commons, indeed, passed a re- ...

... 'had k, int a lat., whi had toped wvvith hiim ihito his I carriage at ?? Opera' ouse, the husbatidtsjst, returned from the West Indies, seized thie'edu- Icer by the collar- The lady' -tinted, 'arid 'thei' 1' parties, 'aft'r ridch agitation, rtiredi togeher ...

... a fleet with eigh- teen thousand men on board, in addition to s5 thousand already there, would not have sailed for the West-Indies, without some inquiries on the part of Great-Britain. Hut that time is past. We shall be suffer- ed to ask no more questions ...

... -the submission of, and alliance -with, 'Toussaines blacks in St. -Domingo gives Buonaparli the absolute command of the West-Indies; the evacuation of Malta and ?? gives him the command of the Dardanel-les, and the sovereignty of the Mediterranean, (for ...

... diredt to a different channel. f ;, Intelligence has been received from St Croix, t, that the Danish Goverfiment in the West Indies l treats with extreme rigour such of the planters I e as discovered any degree of predeliction for the EEiglish during the ...

... soth his regiment to join the armament, under Admiral Vernon and General Wentworth, aiting against the Spaniards in the West Indies and South America, he was employed in several of the unlucky expeditions in thesecountries, and particularly in the attempt ...

... -Roa Harbour, in, the Island of Tortola one of the, Virgin .Islands, from ,coqntries And plantations- in America aqd die. West. Indies, ,belorging.to or onder the doninion gf any fareign :Europ-ean soverig, or- sta't,. ofall such ariclps, goods,,and commodities ...

... with his regiment to join the armaiueiit ;underAdn. Verinon and Gen i-Weintwortli, actin'g against tile Spaniards inthc \West Indies and Sout i Aniirica, lie was emploved in seieral -of the uni- lucky eexpeditions in those countrits, and particu- larly ...

... destined for the Morca, are stated in a letter from the banks of the Maine to have arrived at Cadiz, in their way to the West Indies. The Courier de Londres last night has the fol- ,S lowing article: 6 General Vidal has been taken 1` into custody aiid ...

... Jamie, Levison, out twenty-one days. Three Dutch frigates, with ai sail of merchantmen, wvith troops on board, bond to the West Indies, pitt into Torbay on the -cth of Xnegust, by contrary winds. WIJND Ar DEAL. August 27. S.WV-49. S Foggy. M A I L. S. ARaSIv ...