... WEST INDIES. KINGSTON. !cams, Teel is cf dit widest that las thrown the er Mr. Hestierson isle red tbaresc—Aa Mr. Headmen, hie plety's Cooed la the of Cutosibia, was the river le Resole, c- •d hyhefemily. In Moir at ass of his err, • Ise youth, imbued ...

... WEST INDIES Kt nosvos, 30.—The death warrant or Henry . Oliver has been received, and he is to be executed on the 30th initial. A nercro named Prince, to Paul Lamotte, Esq. ha i been committed to gaol tor examination, touching the conspiracy. DENIARARA ...

... WEST INDIES. It has been ascertained by the last arrivals from Havannah, to tbe great surprise of our merchants who trade ss ith Cub., that rme very important privileges have been conceded to the French shipping entering the ports of that island. The ...

... WEST INDIES. . We are sorry to learn, that within this fortnight the gangs of three estates between Georgetown spot Makilica have refused to do their work, and that the principal parts Of each ol thorn have down to lb. Fiscal, to lodge cotnpfaintvegainet ...

... forward to the time when the black population of the West Indies could be with safety emancipated.— Hisses, and cries of Turn him out. The Chairman put it to the Meeting, whether the cause of the West Indies was such as make them afraid of bearing what any ...

... WEST INDIES. A pamphlet has recently appeared on the interesting subject of Slave Emancipation ; a measure, from the carrying of which, the noble Seeretary of State for the Colonies has officially and publicly declared the national determination is not ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The following address was presented by the Rouse of Assembly of Ilarbadoes to the l'resident, the klonsJohn Braithwaite Skeete, in reply to his Speech an opening the present Session of the Legislature of that island : TO TUE HON. 3011 ...

... WEST INDIES. TRIAL OF THE REBELS. KmosToN,Dsc.2B.—The following slaves were charged with being concerned in rebellious conspiracies and committing other crimes, to the ruin and destruction of the white people, and others .of this island, and for causing ...

... WEST INDIES. Extract of a private letter from the liavannah, dated the 9th of January. 1524: The last events in Spain have not created any disorders bee; pre, per mtasurcit had been taken by the Governor. Don bionic& Vire& who seem% to unite much cunning ...

... WEST INDIES. rPz - POLICE. UN fON-HALL.—A middle-aged, respectable-looking'*ani;-- named ABBOTT, was brought before L. B. ALLEN, Esq.; charge4._ • • with having assaulted Mary, his wife, on WednesdaYfast.4 - Mrs. Abbott, who is also advanced in years ...

... THE WEST INDIES. These colonies will, in j very f{.w years, lose the market of the l T uited States for sugars. The quantity tajw procured from thence; by the Americans, is about 170,000 hogsheads annually, the value of which is at least tliree apd a ...

... THE WEST INDIES. perceive in the of Blackwood's Magazine published yesterday, a powerful and well-written article on the present perilous of our West Indian possessions, which forcibly and clearly exposes the imminent danger in which our Colonies are ...