... lengthand wvith muchjeloquence andr tieeiis.' ihepjriaciple circumstanceawere ?? :_ - Admiral Lord&lihgeyrtour, who-d ia .l West I~ndies, ,lad y codti iawsd .tp-hss veilI, I ..,qormied the, g,,, .oifs hldrn, t hi's ,i£ Lady:Horatiaiaidin- ast she 'houl& marry ...

... 90th had received 200 men with a proportion of -ofif I cers from the second battalion in England% The t regiments in the West Indies felt more the Nvantt of officers than of men ;-in officers all of them. f mustered weak, some extremely so. Officers who ...

... would be sufficiently con- Clusive. _ Mr Topping said, that the defendant had left L England on another voyage to the West- Indies, Without leaving any instructions respecting the case in question ; and he was in no condition to r disprove the evidence ...

... plain : about the month of June, 1S03, a quanti- ut ty of cofiee, rum, arid sugar, the iproduce of his e estates in the West-Indies, were sold by his agent, a Mr M'Claurin, to a gentleman of the name of r Williani Anthony Bailey, for which hle (Mr Bai- ...

... M2je- f, sty's frigate Carysfoit- in token of the high sense entertained by them for his having brought ?? it from the West Indies 30 sail of vessels, which otherwise must have fallen into the hands of the 0 eneniy. The friends of Lieut. C. KERR, of the ...

... Dcver, with 'a cargo of tobacco, valued at 70001. after a chace 13f 20 hours, off Innishowen Head. of The convoy for the West Indies is appointed of nto sail from Cork on the 1st of next month. Er 'f At the Rood Pair, Dumfries, on Wednesday -- last, there ...

... created, by dividing the Royal African corps, and adding two slew companies to that part of it a which was serving in the West Indies. There c Were alsd eleven companies of Sicilians attached to the British army serving in Sicily. There wasn also an increase ...

... much increased, in conse- quence of all the events which, for some years past, had taken place in the East Indies, 'the West Indies, and, above all, on the Continent of Europe. Q. In consequence of your Lordship's great' pressure of business, it is possible ...

... generally admi- red for his eloquende audhis talents. It appear. et, that in 1802, the'plaintiffwas called abroad to the West Indies,' and, o' his return the samew. year, he found his wife had'mixd d in-the disaipa' tions of fashionable life, and very'dlfrent ...

... honest klid, and worthy member of society. i Of ?? Pertb,on the 23d ul. JoHx STEWART, iq. Surgeon-General of the army In the West Indies dur- part of the American war. At~htton-Hall, of a few days illness, in her 15th year, isa HESTER JOHN STON,, third daughter ...

... At Edinburigh, on the 29th Augus G neral RoaERr MEI.VILLE of Strathlinniss5 'the fir ly Governor in Chief, &c. of all the West Indi ceded by France to Great Britain in 1762, and the gest General in rank, eicept one, in the Britill: army. On Wednesday, SOtidult ...

... foot,'an Irish regiment, .on its: 'marcli from Gloucester. towards the isle of Wight, -whence it was to embark for the West 'Indies.- They- halted at 'Minchinhanipton; seveial of the 'men were billetted at ,the defendant's house, and 'thi-Captain' wanted ...