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... WEST INDIES. Letters and papers have been received from Demerara to the llth of December. The trial of one of the Colonists for forgery bad excited great interest, after a long investigation. R. C. Storey bad been fonnd guilty of forging bills of exchange ...
... WEST INDIES, Havannah, May 25. —There are great prepara tions made by the Governor this place reccj tion vessels exacted almost immediately and we fear that attempt will be sooipnuide to ver possession Mexico. A week ago a vesselarnvee in this neighbourhood ...
... WEST INDIES. We learn from the Jamaica papers, that a ▼ote of £3OOO to Mr McQueen, Editor of the Glasgow Courier, for advocat* the cause of the Colonists, had passed the Assembly. In these papers we find that at St Kitt’s and Antigua some progress has ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica Papers to the 17th Nov. have arrived. The intelligence they contain of any interest is the speech of his Grace the Duke of Manchester upon opening the sessions of the House of Assembly v which took place Nov. 2. It is couched in terms ...
... WEST INDIES. We have received Jamaica Gazettes the 15th Oc-1 iber. the 10th of that month, the House of met for the despatch of business. The address l>f‘the Council, in replv to the Governor's address, cont lined the following assurances upon the subject ...
... WEST INDIES. Demerary Papers to the 19th December communicate intelligence ot some importance; Georgetown inis been threatene*! incendiaries; several attempts to Kre the place had lieen made, but active measures had been taken, which had prevented all ...
... WEST INDIES. are indebted the Editors of the Eastern Ar tor some additional particulars respecting the late hurricanes. The town Basseterre was completely in ruins, scarcely a single house being . n about 500 of the inhabitants missing; dead bodies had ...
... WEST INDIES. are sorry to learn, from letter in the Glasgow Courirr. that symptoms of in'tibordination have been manifested among the negroes in the Island St, Lucia. The letter follows; Castriks, St Lucia. August s, 1823. —Since the acc aims of Buxton's ...
... WEST INDIES. The uchooner Florida, from Bermuda, brings accounts that Sir W. Liimiej resigned the and left the colony on the Bth instant, to the great joy of the inhabitants. Halifax papers the 17th instant, announce his arrival there, and (hat after ...
... WEST INDIES. The contents of Trinidad papers to the of July are considerable importance* with reference to the great question which now in agitation between^ the Mother Country and her West India Colonics. Ihe following letter of instructions from Karl ...
... WEST INDIES. It appears from Jamaica papers, to the 4th tilt., that tranquillity was generally restored throughout the Island ; but some persons still entertained fears that it would not long before fresh disturbances would break forth.— L t us hope that ...
... WEST INDIES. The following is an extract from the Philadelphia A British brig of war iiad been captured off Cape Antonio, by a pirate vessel guns and 120 men. The pirates armed witli knives, Ac. hilled 11 the British seamen, and secured tiie rest below ...