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... has been apprehended at Cork, on board a ?? Jamaica. Duriug the last year, twelve vessels arrived at this port, from tbe West- Indies, with the following pro- duce : 2680 hhds 216 tees 780 his British Sugar. 188 hhds 44 tees 53 bis Foreign ditto. 605 casks ...
... yard-width*, and, 7-qthi in general affoided good profits—Many the coarse linens sold were lor Spain-, and some for the West Indies. Since the coarse linens have risen greatly. . . The Irish trade appears at an amazing nte. The exports in _£6,ni4,854 they ...
... yard-widths, and 7-Bth», in ge- neral afforded good profits— Slany of the coarse linens sold were for Spain, and some for the West Indies. Since the market, coarse linens have risen greatly. The Irish trade appears to be increasing at an amazing rate. The exports ...
... skirmishes 27.. the Court ot King's Bench, Valentine Jones, Eg who had an appointment per diem a Commissary General in the West Indies, was found guilty gross peculation consequence of a message from the King, Parliament paused a vote Of credit of 1,000 ...
... the Court of King's Bench, Valentine Jones, Esq. who had an appointment of 51. per diem as a Commissary General in the West Indies, was found guihy of gioss peculation —31. In consequence of a message from the King, Parliament issued a vote -of credit ...
... whole or by part by any Citizen of either, from entering the harbours of the United States. 4 Piohibits the importation the West Indies of goods from Great Britain or Ireland, and France and their Colonies; or of goods fioin any foreign port, which are the ...
... delivered, printed, to the Members of both Houses Parliament. the H ureux and which ar rived at Plymouth Friday sennight fom the West Indie-, find they sailed St. Thorn i A the 18th November last, with the following ■mvoy, which they parted with in a of wind b-tween ...
... LIVERPOOL IMPORTS. WEST INDIES BRAZILS AMERICA MADEIRA. MEDITERRANEAN. RUSSIA PRUSSIA SWEDEN Diana, R Lewis, from SI. Doming with 70 tons fi.i do lignumvitx 80 tcs torto F«.r', and coSpeculation. J French, from Jr. Domingo, wirh 1 r4 tons logwood ...
... ciuslty and oppression, in having put the crew the Rrcruil hrig, which he commanded, on shore an uninhabited island, in the West Indie , two yean since, because he had be gudty of $t*ft. Tbe unfortunate man Was providentially off the island by an American ...
... LIVERPOOL IMPORTS. WEST INDIES. ' -A BRAZILS. AMERICA Ann, - Murray, from bales cotton prvnehs turn -b*B««tMl , off sugar and Gladstone baU. ■ * l ie:lahn Bull, Askew, from Ca aqua wood R sugar n.m ~-i bags cotton, Benson and c 0.41 hhds rfo „ i,eroses ...
... December, f;em Martinique of 16th, and from Antigua the 26th. From these we learn, that Admiral Cochrane had returned the West Indies from Halifax, and was at Port Royal, Martinique, the I7tb December, making arrargements for the intend'd xpedition against ...
... legislative Assembly was opened en the Ist and the penal code presentud to it. The ts*o French frigates which sailed' the West Indies company with the two that have been destroyed at Guadiloupe, have got back Brest, having taken the following The St Joseph ...