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... and Louisa transports for Jamaica. Plymouth, May 16. — Arrived the Lady Combermere, from Trinidad ; and Keith, from die West Indies. Sailed the British Union, Pomes, from Lisbon. Falmouth, May 16.— Arrived the Lord Marlborough packet, Bull, from Lisbon ...
... Park-street. DIED— On the 23d ult., at Fratin, in Essex, Mrs. Harris, of Milner-placc, Lambeth, aged 60. Lately, in the West Indies. William Roberts, Esq. ...
... The Speculation, from Plymouth to Prince Edward's Island, was spoken3oth ult. ; also the Mal- vina, from Quebec to the West Indies, 28th ult. lat. 455. long. 58., she being then in great distress, having sprung a dangerous leak, and was afforded assistance ...
... 1 C ?? t ' H-yan*.m«-»quare ■■ Mr. Lloyd Caldicott, late High Bher.fi ot ( aernarvouslnre, in Piccadilly, f ro ,„ the West Indies; Mr. and Mrs. West, in Gloncerter-pUce^from ParU • Major and Mrs. Murray, in Curzon-street, May-fair from p/r I'• Sir Charles ...
... the Genoa, 74, Sir Thomas Liv- ingston, Bart, which is put into Plymouth, will previously take tbe 7th Regiment to the West Indies.— The 42d and 77th Regiments, it is understood, are also to be sent out as a rein- forcement to the troops in the West India ...
... 53d year of his age, W. G. Wyuen, Esq., of Bury -court, St. Mary A we. On the 27th of March, in the Island ofTrinidad, West Indies, Lieutenant Frederic B. Jackson, R.N. At Hondelle, Island of Ceylon, on 20th January last, Lieu- tenant George Courtney ...
... Dublin. The Jasper only remains. The Brilomart, 10, Capt. Vernon, is fitting: for foreign ser- vice—supposed to be for the West Indies. The Asia, 84, was paid off to-day. Commander Filmore (who took the command on the Coast of Africa, by Ihe death of Sir ...
... J. Warren, and the Redwing, Capt. the Hon. G. R. W.Trefusis; they sailed some time ago on a particular service to the West Indies, lt appears they have not seen the squadron which lately sailed under Commodore Owen. No particulars have transpired as ...
... Feb. 7.— Arrived the Torjonskjold, Inpha, from Christiansand. Sailed his Majesty's ships Senngapalam and Redwing, for the West Indies. Falmouth, Feb.6.— Arrived tbe Peggy .Roiier,_romQueb*c. Harwich, Feb. 7.— Arrived the Lord Nelson* Dean, witb mails, from ...
... Win- tcrman, far St. 17 bes. Deal', I'm. 17. — Arrived and sailed for the River, a trans- port (name unknown) from the West Indies, last from Ports- mouth. Came down fiun the River and sailed, the Aim, Val- voy.fnr Hay ti ; Thetis, Middleion, for Jamaica; ...
... Continent of Europe is supplied by them with Sugar at a much less price thau our West Indies can afford to sell it for. The cultivation, therefore, of the British West Indies, must be reduced to the demands of the Mother Country and her possessions. Every ...
... Portsmouth, Saturday, Jcne 7. — Yesterday afternoon, Rear Admiral Sir C. Rowley, ?? late Commander-in- Chief in Chief in the West Indies, arrived at Spithead in the Syhille frigate, Capt. J. R. Rowley, having been succeeded by Commodore Sir E. Owen, K.C.B. ...