... WEST INDIES. Bridgetown, Aug. *s.—The squally we., the,-and tempestuous sea that prevailed here the 12th instant, are now understood to have been generally felt among ail the islands; but fortunately unattended by any serious calamity, except that island ...

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... WEST INDIES. It appears to be certain that the troops of Cinistophe have taken the Mole. Copies an Older the Day, addressed by the Black Em..eror to his troops, ha»e reached town, which that act is announced. ' domestic intelligence. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ...

... WEST INDIES, A meeting took place hear this city on Monday afternoon, between the. Han. H. J. Hencliffe, Judge 6f the Court of Vice-Admiralty here and Samuel Reodish, Esq. Collector of the Customs Falmouth arid Montego Bay, arid brother-indaw to Mr Canning' ...

... West Indies. !,: t K el e Y r j. it a , t o P f Y E rt e .9l l l l . t. ' 1.)11.7b114111:jeill: . Nlarch 22, at St. Bride's, Xr..Wrn. .,„,‘ westmiuster, to Miss Francesi..)Sitgattnt.on,:of:l3o4otre7l; Lately, in the of the 'fr ‘ s lo .4r ;G o l s o f ...

... WEST INDIES. St. Pierre, (Martinique) Aug. present we have not one ship the line in these seas. Sir Alex. Cochrane has his flag flying board the Statira frigate; he is anxiously looking for his commission as Governor of Guadaloupe. Our troopsare very ...

... WEST INDIES, I'es. 3,-Saturday last American ijainiji-idge, arrived hire uader preair;of at New Orleans, rr-ho was said to have the 150,000 dollars, and pretended dephsconu,' given in a printed paper; Irat or reward.- Sberemained at St. unmolested, till ...

... WEST 'INDIES. , BAssr.yeant, FEB.I-06 Satorday kat the American ketch Atha, - Captain Bainbridge, arrived .here under the oftentible preteit 'at ln lit learch of 'William Brown, Colleaor of the Callorks at Orleans, who was to,Laye'abfeorolect with 150 ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Mail, which arrived on Monday, has brought an account the arrival the outward bound deet, on the last day February. The Meeting of the General Assembly had been further prorogued from the 6th of March to the 10th of April. The ...

... WEST INDIES. The American Papers contain the following article; New-Vork, Oct. 10—Captain Mariner, who arrived this morning from Port au Prince, informs us that terrible battle took place there on the 24' th August last. Christophe had collected all his ...

... WEST INDIES. Colonel Robertson; of Cuiacoa, to Licutcpant-Colonel i-lonto a, bated Curacoa June 2d, from which the extract: I ant happy inform W Wt. arrival of vessel from Rlca noanccs t!.e pleasing .° having followed the glonoUs .he Ca laccas.” . , On ...

... WEST INDIES. His Majesty’s brig Crocus arrived vesterday Falmouth, with mails from Jaxiaica*. and 200,000 dollars on freight, with which she will proceed to Portsmouth and forward them thence for London. her have receiv' d the Jamaica Knynl (Janettes ...