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... Yesterday arrived one British Packet, which brought the following Advices ; WEST INDIES. CCORDING to accounts from Caraccis’ via Curracoa, the Independents have completely obtained their wishes; all contention in that immediate neighbourhood hiving ceased ...
... NO. 17,528 Monday airived one British Packet, which brought the following advice*. WEST INDIES. Kingston, August 2L TAS. FRASER, Deputy-Marshal, for brand- J ing Negro, the property of David Jones, Jsq. deceased, with the initials of his name, to be confined ...
... under sequestration the Magistrates, and 'an exact account of it shall be sent to Cur Royal Chamber of Customs and of the West Indies, in order to ouf coming to that determination respecting it as shall seem meet to us.” Petersburgh, April 3. Colonial produce ...
... been actively occupied in promoting the cultivation of beet-root, to prevent the necessity of importing sugar from the West Indies, has ordered that a eery large track of land, on the Banks of the Elbe, should be planted with this article. ...
... current coin of this coun- A Captain in the Royal Navy arrived this morning, at the Admiralty, with dispatches from the West Indies. We understand that the enemy’s cruisers have not been of late very successful in that quarter. There is a report that one ...
... Charleston. One article repeats the report some time in circulation, namely, that a French squadron had appeared id the West Indies. Such forte could not have escaped from Europe imobserved by seme of the British cruisers. The Captain of the Eliza, which ...
... that the efli.ctual tot' end to ,•lair Trade would he, to that et ry stave should be tree the moment he lauded at tne West Indies Lorit (1 az N It It. the proposition wiarthy Alent ; Ue recurred to, if the present should net prove tlt ulequete remedy ...
... relict of the life Mr. Wm. M'Mullan, of Dunmanaway.— Mount Brown, in the county of Limerick, aged John Brown, Esq—ln the West Indies of the yellow fever, E IvVard Taylor, Esq. the Royal N *»y, youngest son of the late tv. Ta\l«' Esq. Naan, county Tipperary ...
... national stock, for which beneJit was to be derived to the Public. There was no occasion to tax this country to relieve the West Indies ; and if there was, this was. not the mode of doing it. This measure would considerably endanger the revenue ; because when ...
... of a considerable estate, supposed to be of the vahte of 4 or 50001. per ann. by the death of brother who died in the West Indies. She unhappily fell under mental derangement* and in that case Major General Hay, officer residing in the neighbourhood ...
... nrientv The number of men serving on board the navy, we before observed, is very considerable, and any of those in the West Indies, guilty of desertion, is liable be sold as a slave, though may have been born iu London. The same misfortune may happen ...
... labourers in the West Indies, deserves, and we hope will obtain, before its adoption, the most mature deliberation of the friends of humanity. Already, as most of our readers must know, have Chinese been transported to the West Indies as free labourers ...