... WEST INDIES. A Bahama paper states, tint a letter hut received there,. mentioning die high displeasure of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent at the conduct of the Assembly, in imprisonit person of the name of VVhylty, for a supposed breach of privilege ...

... WEST INDIES. IN TN U nigee visited on the Ist of blare+, by one of the fro rib:. r.ratits ever experienced there. A letter from Port Limit of the 16th of that month, describes the damage to be tremendous: the whole Island was one scene of and destruction ...

... WEST INDIES. CURACO/i, APRIL 25. , -• His Britannic Majesty's brig Pelican, Capt. Curzon, arrived here on Tuesday evening from La , Guayra and Puerto Cabello. Next morning the Pelican fired a salute, which was returned from his Majesq's frigate Eurydice ...

... WEST INDIES. Aox CAYr.i, 3vt.t 17 a»norry t'o iufurm you, tliat the iiiceriii.niie* and liaaaid which hai'e in eycry quarter, reader the rituatuu Ibia couatry every day mere ala T l foi ciKiieis here can scarcely raise single d tllar, and the art accmnu ...

... WEST INDIES. • Atif e A letter from Martinique crives the following a nec- (r Wing to pirates The F rench galliot the Entel,i c ' o La_Guayra to St. Pierre (Martinique), was boardo.ol the beginning of May by the, galliot the Little P e lics°V the independent ...

... WEST INDIES. The following are further extracts from the Barbadoes Papers relating to the hurricane: EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GRENADA, NOV. 15. The weather assumed a very suspicious appearance about ten o'clock in the morallig of the 21st ultimo, when ...

... WEST INDIES. BARB/S.OOE5.—We are indebted to a correspondent for the fo!lowing intelligence, and it is with sincerer pleasure we communicate it to the public : The advantage of instructing be Negro Slaves lately (I , :monstrated in a remarkable rummer ...

... THE . WEST INDIES _ • Jamaica pipers hAre arrived to the 17th The Ilouse of Assembly of Jamaica was to meet for the dispatch of business on the 14th of October. Sir James Leith continues in the Government orGuadaloupe, and has taken to his cotinsels several ...

... WEST INDIES. Private letters, from St. Domingo, state, that en- Toys had arrived at the Court of Petion, from the ' French Governmtnt, to negociate as to the restoration of that Island; hut that his Sable Majesty had acted in the most decided manner, ...

... 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. _ 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, ...

... 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 ...