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... eillier in this or'any other country, which lias been proved the experience ages us excellence is known in the East and West Indies, and in almost every part of tbe globe. In the northern parts of England is generally used tor buildings every description ...
... the oppression of their own laws, and substitute our mild and equitable system in their place. The. Dispatches from the West Indies continue silent in regard the squadron of frigates which some time since sailed from Our cruisers are looking out for them; ...
... Exporta- CONVERSATIONS, pricers. and FIRST GRAMMAR tion. /vlniquito Net Beds of various kindsfor the East and is. ed. • , West Indies. - Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinsis DICTION':AIREUNI'VERgEL DES SYNONYMES Bedding, always ready . at Is UT L . E ...
... distinction, and without legal retrospection, the British Constitution, established in the other British Colonies in the West indies.” U. That the prayer the above Address, and all subsequent proceedings, can' only Is considered the voice of the Colony ...
... night for the purpose of taking his passage to Morlaix. Advices are expected to be received by the next Packet from the West Indies of the capture of Guadaloupe. An Expedition .was intended to proceed against it about the st of this month. The Persian ...
... —Conduct of Holland—State of Spain and Portugal—lntentions with respect Turkey and South America —French losses in the West Indies. Holland is to be treated with great harshness, excluded from all commercial intercourse with the Hhine, and thus placed ...
... blockaded by Sir Alevainler Cochrane. Diel at Fulham, Baby Porteus, Lori 'Bishop of London. 17. The Island of Saints, in the West Indies, captured by the British forces under Major,General Maitland. _ _ , j o me, Et'sline and Mr. Smith haying adjusted the ...
... at Guadaloupe. 11is addeyl, that the rowboat privateers fram that” Lsland had been very destructive 10 our wade fo the West Indies, The flag of truce has returned from Calais, and, brought back Mr. Powell, Becretary to the American Minister, who was pot ...
... America, deemed it imprudent to withdr .w from Nova Scotia any part tlie military; and Sir A. Cochrane has returned to the West Indies without troops. He continues the blockade of Guadaloupe, but is wholly destitute of the means for undertaking more active ...
... the inst. they wHI bo .ready receive Tenders in wnting, sealed up, and treat for TMO HUNDRED THOU- SsAist) CiALEONS of WEST INDI RUM, to be delivered duty free, from Warehouses in the same all have been bonded, into his Majesty’s Victuallins Siores at ...
... and 7-Ethc widths : -; general afforded good profits. Many of the coarse linens sold were for Spain, and some for the West Indies. Sinccthe market, coarse linens have risen gieatly. ...
... driven shore, ant) another blown up. She was fitted up for Admiral Drake's flag-ship, during the remainder ilie war, in the West Indies, and was paid off at Plymouth and fitted for a sheer-hulk, and has remained such till the 27th ult. when she was brought ...