... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sib — Your correspondent Vicanus, in hi.s Letter which appears in your columns this day, writes as if the Colonists had done a great injury to Africa — as if the time were com*- for Great Britain ...

... RELIGION IN THE WEST INDIES. The Committee of the Wesleyan Missionary So- ciety has issued a Report from which it appears that that Society has Missions in the islands of Jamaica, Antigua, Dominica, Nevis, St. Christopher's, Mont- serrat, St. Eustatius ...

... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. Royal Hotel, St. James's -street, Nov. 4, 1825. Mr- Editor — Without entering upon the general question touched upon in your Paper of this day, by a person signing No West India Planter nor Mortgagee, allow me to observe ...

... LOSS OF THE WEST INDIES And of Four MiUions of Revenue ; of Employment for manu thou, sandt of Seamen mnd Tont of Shipping ; of the Contumption of our Manufactures to the amount of Millions; and ofthe Expen- diture of many Millions Sterling in England ...

... T- THE WEST INDIES. KINGSTON, JAMAICA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 1823, The House being met, according to Proclamation, Mr. W. BaYly and Mr. Passley waited on his Grace Ihe Governor, and -acquainted him therewith. AJ Message from his Grace the ...

... PIRACY IN THE WEST INDIES. St. Thovi ?? Oct. 18. — A newspaper of the _Blh of No- vember, contains an order from his M vjk.-ty, under date of ihe 20, h of A prii, stating that having already found ourendeavour-. with those of oiher maritime power*, ti> ...

... DREADFUL HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES (From a Privale Correspondent lothe World a Weekly Newspaper. ) Antigua, Sept. 4, 1827. — Since my last we have heen visited with two very severe gale* oT wind, tl.e heaviest which have been known for the last 50 ...

... IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WEST INDIES. I Core, AP.li. ..-Intelligence from tbe West Indie, has just reached us, the intrinsic importance of which must strike our reader, at once. The brig ?? k >'° m^*T 'TI»J rived in our harbour, in thirty day. ...

... i STATE OF THE WEST INDIES. Totke RIGHT HONOURABLE and RIGHT REVEREND the LORD IiISHOPo/ LON DON. Mr Lord— ln the frightful disturbances which are now taking place in our Western Colonies from the practices of the Meihod- ! lata, it is high time that ...

... AN OFFICER MURDERED IN THE WEST INDIES Kihgstowh, St. Vincents, Nov. 6.— Tuesday, the Court of Grand Sessions, especially summoned for the .rial of James Ballasty, a private of the 2lst Fuzileerg, charged with the wilful murder of Major John C. Champion ...

... FIR AC lES IN THE WEST INDIES Sic. (FROM THE NEW YORK ADVERTISER.) It is but a short time since we turned ihe attention of our readers to the suhject of Ihe piracies committed upon the com- merce of our merchants in the West India seas, and all along ...

... COMMERCE Kith ths EAST and WEST INDIES the l',a-t and V\ est India Trade, have. In the first three quarters of the present year, been much more active than in the corresponding quarter- of la-t year. The increase in the imports of East India produce has ...