... ITU RE, and under a new plan ct economy and diligence, will vended at much low prices than ever beforo—For the East and West Indies, and all other foreign parts, it is universally allowed no manufactory lias ever excelled Morgan aud -andtis s. ...

... ll, and 9, Channg-cross. London i and by all his Agents in England, Ireland,md Scotland. „ WANTS A CHARTER, FromAMERICA, WEST INDIES, or SOUTH AMERIC A, outward.bound coppered fast-sailing SHIP. B&ar-tfa of about tons. Apply SMITH, MARTEN, SMITH, and Co ...

... driven from their usual places of resort. We have inserted further details respecting the late disastrous hurricane in the West Indies. From the better of tiie Colonial Secretary at St. Lucie, it appears that the loss of lives on that island, was considerably ...

... gulating the ?? Funds 5 per Cent. 64 frs. 50 cents. Bank actions 1440 frs. We Lave recei red, some further accounts from the West Indies ; but they do uot enable us to add any thing to the official melancholy details which we yesterday published respecting ...

... of certain debts due to tb.• so' hankruia's estate, certain now residing la Islatods of Surimust and Jaa.alp:a, in the West Indies, sas to entpower the persona or per so purchasing the debts, to reemer sorb debts in the name of the Paid Yank s rapt, or ...

... perhaps never before so crowded; and certainly it was never more respectably filled. Every succeeding account from the WEST INDIES renews the painful impressions we experienced from the first intelligence of the late dreadful hurricane, and in one respect ...

... Gomel Freire, and others, executed Lisbon, lor a conspiracy against the Portuguese Governnitnr. A dreadful hurricane the West Indies, which was principally and severely felt in the islands St Lucie, undoes, Dominique, Martinique, 2nd Vincent’s. the former ...

... . - _ • .‘ With much regret we add a-further . contirrna . the - accounts given in our last, of the hurric.ine in the West Indies, .The intelligence receive 4 through American channels was not neat so -mirth exaggerated as it NVas.believediO,be,.though ...

... arrest was by writ from Judge Washington. They were passing through the American States, and had taken their passage tor the West Indies. They were seized upon a construction gin-u old act Congress of 1795, prohibiting the furnishing neutral beliigeients with ...

... Caraccas, had endeavoured to find refuge in Laguira, which, as W Cumana and Barcelona, remained hands of the Patriots. WEST INDIES. The Leeward Islands were visited fi, most destructive hurricane on the 23st tober last. St Lucie suffered most 5° ly. The ...

... be worn only Court and on Sundays.” It is generally believed in the city, that the statements of the hurricanes in the West Indies have been greatly exaggerated. Accounts are received of the arrival vessel from St.' Kitt’s, which'sailed on the 13ib November ...

... sebsequeotly discovered of his legitimacy. The parties were the sEns of a Scotch gentleman, an opulent proprietor in the West Indies, who dird possessed also ef considerable property in Scotland. Twe disposition of this property depended in a very large ...