... Tracey. for Amsterdam: Progress. Talbot, for London : Marv.Corn.'.ll. f-*r ditto ; his Majesty** ships S>bille, for the West Indies; and Forte, on a cruize. Fa_mo_tii, Nov. 10.— Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, for Lisbon, and ihe Osborne packet, for the ...

... is no more inimical to Eu- fes. ropeaa consiitoiions than the climates of our varions possessions fe| in the East and West- Indies in America, ;u.d even in some JK parts of the mother country . fa On the same subject The Royal Gazette, in an- W- svver ...

... illustrious Minister and Man, William Pitt. The property of this Nobleman, which includes very considerable estates in the West Indies, is regarded to be immense; and the family seat, Harewood- House, with the exception perhaps of Wentworth House, the residence ...

... citizen or cilizens of the United States, earning from nny port of place in his Britannic Majesty's posses- sions in the West Indies, tn any of the Bahama Islands, Turk's L*lands, the Islands of Bermuda and Newfoundland, nn the con- tinent of North America ...

... and laid up in ordinary. Thursday Sir H. Fopham had a long audience with Ihe Board of Admiralty, on bis return from the West Indies. The gallant Admiral is greally debilitated, and suffering from the efl'ects of that unhealthy climate, but is much recovered ...

... and obtained another in a marching regiment, with which he went, at the commencement of the Revolutionary wars, to the West Indies, where he soon gave up his commission in it, and afterwards proceeded 10 America ; ihi»re he re.sided fpr some time, when ...

... The following is a copy of the Address from the Inhabitants of Barbadoes to Lord Comber:-* Ac upon his departure from the West Indies, 12th June : — We wait upon yonr Excellency, deputed by a considerable number ofthe respectable Inhabitants ofthis Island ...

... been uniformly and almost exclusively devoted to the honorable service of his country for foity years, in the East aud West Indies ; in Afiica ; in America, and in several parts of Europe. These details belong to history. ...

... Demerara Cazettes to a late date, which give detailed accounts of the number and state of the Slaves in that part of the West Indies. The report is given by James Robertson, Esq. the new Slave Registrar of the United Colony. It is a triennial statement ...

... to forward wiih all expedition, the em- barkation of the troops from the different depots in Albany Bar- racks for the West Indies. The John Transport is completely equipped, and will drop down to Cowes immediately. The mortality among the troops in the ...

... daughter. At Lacock Abbey, Wilts the wife of J. R. Grosett, Esq. M. P. of a still-born child. DIED— Of a fever, in the West Indies, June 2_. 18?0, in the- ..5th year of his age t Mr. William Bolton, late of 107, Hatton- garden. On the 10th inst. at Lichfield ...

... SHIP NEWS. PonrsMcrTß-. Oct. 23. — Arrived the Sop> 'e from fhe West Indies; and Iphigeuia, from Stockholm; Asia, Ward; Hype- rion, Lesley ; and the Sir G. Prevost, Morrison, from Quebec ; and Stehofas, Romsiry. from Ce.ta, the latter is very leaky. — ...