... among tbe Slave population hut they are not considered any consequence, although doubt the enemies of Christianity in the West Indie* will masaif* their importance. From the American Main intelligence tod been received so late that which has already arrived ...

... place immediate}^. Portsmouth, August 16.—Arrived the Duchess of York transport, Lieutenant Scrymgour, R. N. Agent from the West Indies. She left Barbadoes on the 12th of July, at which time all the Islands were remarkably healthy, and every thing very quiet ...

... years of aje, her name was Warren, and she lived with her parents at Kingsland ; that the father of the child was in the West Indies, and that distress had caused her to commit the rash attempt. Simpson, her preserver, and one two others com eyed her home ...

... completed a sloop war's complement the first class, as a permanent establishment. She will sail in about a fortnight for the West Indies, taking out the Rev. Dr. Lipscomb, Bishop of Jamaica, and the jßey« Dr. Coleridge, Bishop of Barbadoes, with several other ...

... (Lord Amelias Beauclerk), Windsor Castle and' Active. ii the Nth the Superb, 74, Sir Thomas Staines, arrived there trom the West Indies, relieve the Windsor Castle, 74, Captain Charles which ship was to leave the on the instant tor Plymonth. The Phaeton sailed ...

... This squadron is from Martinique, in 14 days' passage, r visits onr waters in order avoid the equinoctial galrs of the West Indies. The officers and crews of the squadron are all in good health. We learn that all was perfectly tranquil at Mar Unique the ...

... from a laudable and honourable teelmg my p ai , „.| tlle brother J fro,,, eon, i»g 10.w.,rd lime alluded to, was service West Indies. Could all eircm-tances be exposed fe e „' minT, ibr,i ' l »'■>» would applaud my .!• r Uon 1 'I 1 t!'-'lW,e lady n, ...

... ks of a vessel, such a* masts, sails, and rigging, denoting them to belong to DHtch ship of 500 tons, from the East or West Indies, as some grains of coffee,, and cotton, were seen in parts of the wreck. On one part of the sails is marked M. T.; and on ...

... by marriage. She would have participated in the wealth « Mr. Hayne, who bad professed himself possessed prone'ty in the West Indies and the He was bound to fulfill his engagements, more especially as, by the breaehlof those engagements, bis client lostall ...

... experienced their usefulness for a seriesof years, both id England and abroad, by whom large quantities have been deported West Indies, and who ready to avonch the tvotfil hereof, application tbe Printers. 1 THE CASTLE INN, BARNSTAPLE. The Old and Lotto ...

... We have received from Demerara a regular file of the Guiana Chronicle to the 6th of November. Previous arrivals from the West Indies stated, that a large French fleet had been seen in ;bose latitudes. A similar report was circulated the American Papers ...

... treaty, ftir the term ten years, from the October, 1818, the date of the latter. The trade with the British colonies in the West Indies has not, yet, been arranged treaty, or otherwise to onr satisfac-. tion. An approach to that result has been madeby. legislative ...