... Guadaloupe. The 'letter likewise complains of the row-boat priva-. teers, which were very destructive to our trade in' 'the West'Indies. .i 'We have.tb-day letteri~from Holland the 9lst inst. Under the change in the costitutionl of that countr , the merchants ...

... deemed it ,impncdent to withdraw from .Nova. Scotia any part of the-military; and Sir A. 'Cochrane has return- ed to the West Indies without'troops. |We are-soiry to percejve, by an article from Lyons, that the Fren4h' ships whichl were driven- oul 'hore ...

... are promoted to Post Captains. The Freya, Opossum, and Charybdis, which sailed latelv from Portsmouth, are gone to the West Indies. - The eleven seamen of the Impetueux, charged with mutinous 'conduct, are to be tried by as Court Martial'at Plymouth. ...

... s or Parliament. House of Lords, . . 129 House of Commons, , —The Address, ib. Historical Affairs. Jndia, 141 America, West Indies, —Sweden, Letter from Louis XVIII. Gusta-I'US IV . ■Capture of the Isle of Bourbon, . . Naval Intelligence, 151 —Capture ...

... them by government. Such was the impression made on the minds of his Majesty's minister the conduct of Colonel M. in the West Indies, that in addition to the rank of Brigadier-general in 1763, he was, upon the recommendation Lord Egremont, Secretary of ...

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... breasi 'he was killed upon the spot. On Tuesday iast. 6th inst. a fleet 'for the West 'Indies, andaoae for Lislon, sailed from the ;Cve of Cork-convoy to the West Indies, Druid frigate, ' captain Sir WMs. BoLTOi,-_-to Madeira; the Brisk, f Capt. COODE--to ...

... in- creased the ?? which diminished the liber-. tes of the subject. 'If the Ministers wished to hunt the natives of the West Indies with blood hounds, , or introduce the.torture rnaongst ournbrethren in-Ire. land, they would'alwaysfind in Wi Yorke a ready ...

... isLordship, *once a Lieutenant, was soon made, and soon post- -ed; his brilliant career and subsequent . exertions in the West Indies, on the lst:June, at Cape St'Vin- cent, and at Trafalgar, are too well known to re- quire an eulogy, for' they could not ...

... Indies; and Sir G3. Privost is-mentionedas the' intended successor :of Sir G. Bheckwith,- ih the Miii- C tary command, ii the West;Indies. . c A considerable reduction,it is said,' iwabout to take' f place in ilie Home;Staff of the army, in conseq'ience s, of ...

... vast number of r ivateerso rere fittipg out in the pdrts of NorwiT,>, g46eral Court MJartial is ordered to assemle io tie West Indies, for, the trial of the grenadier. I cisapanies of two. battalions of the'60th, for miscon- c dict before the eiemy at G ...

... F6' being on board te Recruit sloop of war, commnanded by Capt. Ll.ke,- at a tim'e when ?? people wanIedIIwa. te.-in the West indi s Jeffery got 'at and dranl' se: spruce: beer 'belonging to. theCaptain, for wihih be wvas to suffer punishnnent. Mr R. Mou-ld ...