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... between the East and the West Indies, it would be a question of more than ordinary consequence; but, as it had been touched upon by his 1%lajesty's Government, it must involve what would directly injure our interests in the 'West Indies. There were various ...
... growth, produce, or manufacture, of the Brritish Islands and Coionies in the West Indies, in the cair of British vessels coming from any such island or colony in th& West Indies; and articles of the growth, produce, or manu- factitre of the British Colonies ...
... most uulinuited, by the beayy duties upon imports from the Rast Indies, beyond what are laid on similar articles from the West Indies. A dinty of i0s. per cwt. more (being at least 50 per cent. on the prime cost) is laid out East india snrar, than on West ...
... Louisa, Gar- cock, Zante. Arrived the Carnarron, Winspear, Singapore; Wiltiam Bryan, Johnstname, Jamaica; Betsy and Sophia, West Indies; Dukeof Norfolk, Manning, SC. Kitts; Sparthn, Satin- ders, Grenada; Htbe, Smith, Jamaica i Agnes, Collins, An- tigsa ; and ...
... Meeting, thatthe object of tile persons who instituted this Company wias tot promote the trade of thi country with the West Indies (the importance of whicil to our manufActures Conld not be douhted) and every one connected with it in ita origin intended ...
... December, l. 1. N. long. 105. E Edinhirgh, Blr, London to China, ;lb ult. iat. 7. long. 21. ; ellirgton, of Li- verpool to the West Indies, 22i alt. lst. 22. leng. 41.; Hen- rietta, Jobannas, Santa Cruz to Cape de Verdse 2dd slt. It 24. long 41.; Prince, of Whitby ...
... sud Royal Char- bucte revenue ?? sa B-l ibsk. Mr. Charles Secconihe, late Midshpman of his Malesly's ship Isis, in lthe West Indies, bts been prmoted to thcrank of LinuteLu _ _ S.1 .,o _ ?? .,~i a Iton thd -- The William and Amelia, Jonts, of tbis ports ...
... Portsmouth, Nov. 7:- The transports here destined to take out dejachments to fill up the vacancies in the regiments in the West Indies have re- ceived orders to proceed tiiiedlately to ?Cork to take oil board' the 35th regiment to hiarhailbes. The Spth reklment ...
... recommend persons engaged in the fishing to commence with renewed vigour, in order to compete with the Nor- wegians. The West Indies continued to deal exten- sively with Newfoundlahd, and had taken a larger quan- tity of cod fish than usual. The exports ...
... I- aged 60. At Oa the 17th Inst., at Upper Stamford-street, Mary Ann, ;o wife of Mr. William Clarke, aced 29. it In the West Indies, Lieut,-Colonel Maclaine, 77th Regiment. in HIGH W/ATEIR AT LONDON BRIIDGE THILS DAY. id Morn. 22 nin. after i. I Feen. ...
... from ditto for Do- nminica and Sir Peter Parker, from ditto for ditto. Sailed thle Frindsbury transport, for Cork and the West Indies; and his Majesty's ship Pelican, for the Mediterranean. FALMOUTH, OCT 2(3.-Arrived the Annabelia, Hillier, from Gibraltar1 ...
... 24 guns, Captain J. Lawrence, Ci B. arrived at St. Helen's, on Wednesday, from Deptford, on iher way to Plymouth and the West Indies, and was detained there by contrary winds, as are also a great number of outward-bound nmerchantmen which have arrived from ...