... Wilson. The Windsor Castle, 74, Capt, C. Dashwood.1 sailed on Friday, for her destinaltioo.-supposed to be the Tagus or the West. Indies. The Dfla)f, cutter, sailed on Sunday, for Liverpool, to bring round volunteer seamen. In consequence of the sudder illness ...

... Wilsoo. The Wiadsor Castle,, 74, Capt, C. Dashwood.1 sailed on Friday, for her destinailon.-supposed to be the Tagus or the West, Indies. The Dunalf, cutter, sailed on Sunday, for Liverpool, to bring round volonteer seamen. In consequence of the suddern illness ...

... shillings, and pence. Let us count our gains. Let us bring to the test the lofty- phrases of colonial declamation. The West Indies, we are told, are a source of vast wealth and revenue to the country. They are a nursery of seamen. They take great quantities ...

... a!most any other measure it could adopt. Th, Following statement of the exports and imports to aonl fronm the East and West Indies respectively, will serve o convey an idea (though confessedly faint and imperfect) Pf the benefit that would inevitably ...

... YMOUThand DEVONPOR.' . Friday motuiug bis Majestvs .slo up QeyrahwpW P'er,; 18, Coifamander A. CraWf6rd; bounid to'tlie West Indies, while weigghing anchor in Torbity, to proceed on 1her voyage, fouledi her anchor with the cable of a merchant brig, and ...

... at Barbadoes, the fth Oct. in 28 days from The outward bound Packets for America, Brazils9 Mediterranean, Portugal, aud West Indies; still remain detained by strong adverse winds. EXMOUTH, -November 28.-Since my last arrived the Mary and Susan, Henley ...

... sloop Viciory, yisson, from Jersey; Thetis frigates -from a cruize-, -Glasgow frigate, from Ports- mouth, bousndto thc West Indies. . CORNWALL. The -Matag p ackbt' C aptain Watkins, arrived at Falmouth fromtbe Btstsil=N4it Monday last. She left Bahia ...

... saied yestada~V miBrning, fir ahdir dit~hcnt destinations,- wiith-theexce.oitibnof the Dutci 'Brea]k, Koops, for the- West Indies i:the Sii -Adam, Steamer, Cappev, for CorQit, and the cone~rove, Thompson, t'oir St. Vilileelits.,. . Sturdlrey. Arirved ...

... vimtcthl we subjoin is firou a private Correspnuldent:- FALMOUTHt, Oelober 9-- 1 am this instant arrived] here from the West Indies, and haicen to inflirm 5:lu of an event of sose Importance that occiurre't ati Demaerar . preoinu' to nmy lcaving. On the ...

... Wednesday last, by Captiini Lord William Priet, and, is ordered no be fitted for a forcign statiou,'it is stid for the West Indies. Licit Biickle, Mi Gerge Parsotis Muster5 rnd Mr. John G. Lealt, Latrser5 are appoiirted to! ber. His Majesty's ship F'oiagi ...

... frirate Jeap Bart, which had sailed some time since from France to the West Indies; was on her return to France, and that no force was going I out from France to the West Indies, excepting .500 men for relieving thegarrisons of Martinique and Guadaloupe ...

... evt_ dence to support it, that tbe human race ,ss prevented by tothinr bit ill treatmenit from Inultiplying ar fast in the West Indies, as, in every other countty, wbere the bounty of nature h svas nut cramped bv mischievous ?? r the Slave Tradefor 1607, ...