... loiis. Sipiarc sleraeJ, Bril built, about tnice years old, a fast sloop, and adapted for the const trade, ilrogjcr for the West Indies lice stores, the. ace and good oiditlon she may therefore sent to scant li iflnnt After which will sold then Cargoes, consisting ...

... his pendant in the Grampus. The Cyane frigate, Captain COLLIER, sailed on Monday from Portsmouth, with at convoy for the West Indies; also the Mercury, :duped en flut e , Captain MLLwoin; awl Vestal, Cairn:in with dp-tatAtment4 of regiments board, to; the ...

... to the attention of Gentlemen a considerable Mernta in *e0ockofLJONDONXPARTICULARMA lR\voyag- narre, t ed round by the West Indies, which, -althugl of the very. wider frst dtscription, conies esceedingly nsoderate, taken in the ience i above wvav. I BRANDY ...

... square slerncd, British built, about three years old, fast sailtug sloop, and adapted for the Coasting Trade, or tor the West Indies. Her Stores are abaadact and in good condition, she may therefore sent to a trifling rxpence. After which will be Sold Cargos ...

... Warm Advocate fur the uuadulterated Purity the Gospel. Price Tis. Essay the Good Effects which tiny derived in the British West Indies iu consequence of the Abolition of the Slave Trade; inrlndingan Inquiry into the present Insular Policy of those Colonies ...

... ed the IStli inst. with a (k-et, under voy the Hero, and parted in thick weather. The Eller), Hitchic, - for Greenock, West Indies, wrecked the Lady Isle, lately mentioned, went to pieces the inst.—crew saved; very little the cargo will be saved. * I'almovith ...

... provinces of the Caraccas, assembled in a general congress, publish declaration of independence. 7- A severe hurricane in the West Indies, which continued till the Bth, when number of vessels were lost. 14. The office of the Paisley Union Bank, at Glasgow, broken ...

... the English and«oasi«ertbly ■ s rlargedj especially ill what rt latcs to lifitijh } ranee and its Territories,-to the West .Indies and ,to A the intfts-rons are N. Tables eh* Corns all Nation* fr.nn A?»ay . t ,Ff ...

... TWis day was‘raihlished, iu «vo. price 7s. boards, • N Essay the Good Effects which may lie de- JLX. rived in the British West Indies 6ohsequeuc»; of {he Abbiition the Stare Trade; |ncf(idins,f ft inquiry _iftcoth«i present PoHcwW those (olps'-ies. v ' ...

... and corsidttraiily e-.d .r; “ ...

... the and i2d regiments of the liing's German dragoons, sailed yesterday for . Lisbon ; also the Ellen transport, for the West Indies, with part of the 90th regiment. The following is a circular letter from the St CRETARY . at WAR, to Colonels of regulars ...

... Captain Sir Thomas Staines, from a cruize. The Dauntless, Captain Barber, is appointed to :ake the reKt convoy to the West Indies. The crew of the Helen, Ritchie, wrecked on Lady Isle, have now left the island, where they bad a 'tent, in order to sure ...