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... THE WEST INDIES. Klsgston, &tig^%~- His Majesty's ship Primrose, of 18 guns proceeded \d*eeon Sa- turday morning, in quest of a private**, under the French flag, whicli liad chased the schooner Lowland Lass, off the east end. — A detachment of the 92d ...
... THE WEST INDIES We rejoice to learn that it is in contemplation to send out a large Ecclesiastical Establishment to the West ladies, with two Bishop* at its head, whose see* will be named from the islands of Bar- badoes and Jamaica. Such a measure is ...
... THE WEST INDIES Jamaica papers and letters to the 13th alt. have been rece .ved. B >: them we have the pleasine in- telbgence that the holidays had passed over with out any commotion or disturbance wh a t 9 among*! the i^roes, and that eve*, thing wa3 ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 7th ult. have been re- ceived, at which period every thing was quiet in the Island. The following are extracts : — Kingston, Feb. 14. 1824.— Extract of a letter from Ruff Bay, dated the 10th instant.— Henry Oliver ...
... THE WEST INDIES. George Town, Demerara, May 10 .—On Sa- turday las Vat noon, an unfortunate man, of the name of Peter Beck, who had been, con' ict- , ed on the clearest evidence by the Hon. Court; of Justice, of having wantonly shut a negro slave belonging ...
... WEST INDIES. Dispatches from Jamaica, of the dale of the 24th Dec. have been received at the Colonial Department, statin*? that considerable alarm had for some time existed in the parish uf St. Ueorge ; but that as active preparations had been made to ...
... THE WEST INDIES Jamaica papers to the 23d November have been received. They contain further details of the proceedings in that Island with regard to the proposed measures for ameliorating the condition of the Slaves throughout onr West India colonies ...
... SLAVERY the WEST INDIES. The iniquity and impolicy of Colonial Slavery are most forcibly * demonstrated by a writer in the last published part of the Westminster Itevievv. „ lie notices the anomaly that although the English people of all ranks hate slavery ...
... TIIE WEST INDIES Jamaica papers to the 9th Nov. are filled with accounts of meetin-**, with letters, addresses, and discussion-., which shew the extent and de- gree of excitement produced by the inquiries •pursued by tbe British Parliament last Session ...
... PROM THE WEST INDIES. Bullion 297,194 Gold and Silver Com 1,750,982 2,018.176 Hie falling off of this trade »ince the restrictive duties iniposedriu 1816 is shown the following statement of the K*- ports from the United States to the West Indies :—. 1822 ...
... Present State of Slavery in the West Indies. (From the Spectator.) If it could be proved that the condition of the West Indian slave is a happy one—that he is subject to few privations —tiiat his labour is moderate—that his state mind is contented, and ...
... SLAVE POPULATION IN THE WEST INDIES: AND IN AMERICA. ln the SevPnth Nnurber of TIrle Sphlynx,' we published aslatetent of the coustant and rapid dectcase of tbe ?? population in our West Indian Colonies, ats exhibited in drrcurnents printed by tbe 1 8ouse ...