... WEST INDIES. A paper printed at Port au Prince', contains a Proclamation of Gen ; Boyer, the . successor of Petion. The new Chief promises well, and, wedlope, will perform so'Fhere is a little too much of the late French . mode jn. the proclamation, which ...

... 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. It having been deemed advisable acquaint his Excellency, Governor Sir Jdtues with, K. C. B. of the stale the country, express was sent to Gaudaloupe on the the inst. and hit Excellency lost lime in proceeding hither, having arrived on the ...

... WEST INDIES. Itztrset of a letter to Messrs. T. Daniel sad Sons, of Bristol, received from Serbadoes, dated Apia MI I have ao doubt but you will have from your friends in the windwaid part of the Island, a circumstantial account of an insurrection ot ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord flatland roi , c to submit a motion, similar (0 One which had paysed the other house proposed protection of the white popoladon, the gradual improvemeut of the blacks, he had the concurrence of a numerous proportion of the British Empire ...

... WEST INDIES. Pirtract of a letter to Messrs. T. Daniel and Bons, of rreeived from dated A vril 29. I have no doubt but you will have from your friends in the windward part of the !slaw]. a circumstantial aeconnt of an instirrection of the Negroes in ...

... the Clergy in the West Indies than any other Bishop on the Beach, as the power tendered in the first Instance had been declined by Bishop Sherlock. Steps should be taken that persons ordained for the porpeee of going to the West Indies, should actually ...

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... WEST INDIES. _ A letter from Martinique (rives the following an.ecdoTs, lating to pirates:— The French galliot the Emelie, La Guayra to St. Pierre (Martinique), was boarded the beginning of May by the gamut the Little Pelican, the independent flag, ...

... WEST INDIES. T!:e heads of the Colonial Department have been occupied for some days in the investigation of a serious misunderstanding which has taken place between t''e Governor of one of our West India Settlements the Legislative. Assembly. It appears ...

... WEST INDIEs. A MAO arrh•ed Surinam . and Martinique has arrived at Falmouth in 15 days from the latter island. Tbe letters by this conveyance furnish Ili with the following intelligence l'ofo.itOyAL, SEN.. 25—Accounts have atrived by a vessel troth ...

... WEST INDIES. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MONTEOO43RY, (JAMAICA DATED MAY 14, 1811. Last night, just as I had turned the corner of John Watson's house, I was alarmed by the cry of fire. It proceeded from Roderick Tullogh's store and rum shop adjoining, where ...