... --1 At Gibraltar - - ' 6g. At Sierre6 Leotie----------- At the Cape of Good& Hope, . .. Its Ceylon - V- r,.- ~~ 6 In the West Indies- -- --I qss'- Nova Scotia, Sec.. - -- *. -.- , i.82 : Number -of Members under thle careof the British and Irish Confereeanes- ...

... that of I 2n for 23,000. The affairs 'of Turkey and the Greeks,-the improvement of our de- fective proceedings in the West Indies,-6-some extensioni, it is said, at the preventive system on our own coasts, together with the late transfer of the Post ...

... pleasinga consumnmatiion as the voluntary rennn:- ciation of the rights of appreniticueship by the chartered Colonies in the West Indies, Xill be hailed with delight throughout the couinhrv. The influence of Government insures an immediate emancipation of the ...

... then commnence a new voyage, and re-load the cargo, and proceed to the 'United States; but a vessel cannot load in the West Indies and proceed to Halifax, continuing the voyage to the United States ;-this would-be called an indireat voyage. (Signed) W ...

... wood, Earl St. Vincent, the Ohancelior of the Exchequer. Sir A. Grant, Mr. Bernal, rt.P., and others connected with the West Indies, In the course of the proceedings a most extraordinary disturbance took place, arising from Mr. George Thompson, the well-known ...

... 7 SIerra Leonve allidte Const ?? t13 AltERICA.-Brit. Nth. Colonlies 72 10,t148 llritish WVest Ifslics ?? 1SU 4 Foreign West Indies ?? ?? , Unlted States * .. * 27,772 Brazil ?? . ** ?? . ?? Total Qusantitles exported 2711,562 245,(; ! The Rates of Duty ...

... produce of our own colonies, saddled with the same impost it pays at present. 'IThe difference in favour of the East and West Indies, proposed to be established by the plan of Mr. BARING, was 12s. per cwt. ; and the measure was strenuously opposed by the ...

... destination; Alfied, 50, is for South America; Pantaloon, 10, coast of Africa; Hleroine, 10, for the same; Serpent, 16, West Indies. i.. he destination of the Formidable, 84, Thalia, 44, Iis, 44, Vindictive, 50, and Volage, 26, is at present not known ...

... tedious. TstE Debate in the lloutse of onsatmonis, on; Mr. F. Br-xro',s motion for tile Abehition of Sla- very in the West Indies, is on t:ee whole satisfaettory to tile fri nits of humanity. If the minoister's speech anti resoluti.mns o not go qilite ...

... guard, who aided and: escaped with her, it is believed, towards the hills of Mirzapore- or Rewah_ Benares newspaper. I WEST INDIES. The West India Mail has reached us, with advices fron Jamaica of May 8; Demerara, M&7y 5; Barbadoes, Mayta g Trinidad, ...

... punishment is swift and sure. NEW -&LAVE TRADE N INNDIA.-The new slave trade, under the name of Coolie emigration to the West Indies, appears to be producing those fruits which its promoters all along calculated upon, and its opponents predicted. The evil ...

... labour, on the same principlswhich is found to operate on therest ofmankind. The free black popul ation, throughout the West Indies, is generally in a thriving state, and it appears, from authentic returns, tliat the proportion of free blacks receiving ...