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... THE WEST INDIFS A number of official communications made b the respective local authorities, in the British West Indies, to the Government at home, have been recently printed by order of the House of Commons. These documents comprise a sort of statistical ...
... risoners suffering in dispatched to bri ho ne our the West Indies. “t he United States Analostan, ace for Jamaica on the 2d inst. Capt. Smith, left this pl Koads, and take off British to touch in Hampton prisoners; @ nd on the 13th inst. the United States ...
... the whole of which she destroyed, except the Betsey, from the West Indies, having been captared and sent to this port by the frigate. The Argus also captured the ship from tbe West Indies for Bristol, with sugar aad cofive ; the brig Baltic, fram Barbadoes ...
... now enjoying the reciprocal advantages of trade as much as the coufusion roduced by the war will yet permit. If in the West Indies a negro insurrection roused the apprehensions of our planters, it was only a momentary danger, which has passed away with ...
... presented to the Admiralty, relative to insufficient protection and convoy for the trade on the coast of America and the West Indies, was negatived without a division. ...
... also private letters from Kingston of the same date, have reached us. It appears that the Carthaginian privateers, in the West Indies, were active as the Americans in capturing British vessels. The British schooner Victory fell prey to one of these, and ...
... GENERAL REGISTRY OF On Frida a Meeting of persons concerned in the trade to the West Indies, took place in the Cit of London Tavern, to take into consideration the ex- pedicncey of adopting certain resolutions, respecting y a Bill brought into Parliament ...
... and under a new pian of economy and dilizence, will be vended at much lower prices than ever hefore.—For the East and West Indies, and a}! other foreign parts, has ever led MORGAN and SANDERS'S. it is universally allowed no Manufactory ...
... foreign missions in Asia, Africa, the West Indies, British America, Newfound- land, &c. 98 77 85 46 27 4104 The total number of persons in the Me- thodist connection in Great Britain is . 193,685 [oa the West Indies, Nova Scotia, &ce. 22,897 Total 216,582 ...
... while on their passage to the West Indies. The foilowing are the circum- stances attending the perpetration of the deed :— Hogan, with other soldiers belonging to differeat regi- menis, were on their passage to the West Indies, in the merchant ship, Gunstan ...
... years, and described himscif as having filled several respectable situations, as tator and curate in this coautry, in the West Indies, in Flanders, and on board of a man of war. He said he was ordained deacoa by the Archbishop of Yor k, and priest by the ...
... asserlious of Monroe, the of State, that Blacks had been American Secretar taken off from the United States, and sent to the West Indies, and there sold as slaves, Sir Alexander Cochrane, before he left Bermuda, addressed an official Ictter on the subject to ...