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... Irade between his Majesty's possessions in America, and otlier places in America and the West Indies, and between his Majesty's possessions in America and the West Indies, and other parts of the world, and also an Act of the 4th year ofhis present Ma- jesty ...
... River the Gustavus, Mullen, frdm St. Ande- ro. Came down from the River to-day and sailed, the London, Falkner, for the West Indies ; Lord Nelson, Doland, for Sierra Leone ; and Isabella, Gregvon, for Bourdeaux. Passed by the Dutch ship Vrede and Vriendsehap ...
... Battalion of the lst Regiment of Foot has received orders lo prepare for embarkation for the West Indies. The 25th is ordered to prepare for embarkation for' tbe West Indies. r The 4th and the sth Regiments of Infantry are ordered, on' being relieved by the lst ...
... supply of African labourers ? Ana may it not be asserted, without the power of contra- diction, tliat the Negroes in the West Indies are at least as happy as the labouring classes in Great Bri- tain and Ireland ? If cruelties have been practised in procuring ...
... dered to march from Dublin to Birr. Tbe 9Sd (Highland) Regiment of Foot haa embarked on* hoard transports at Cork for the West Indies. The 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Infantry will embark at Portsmouth forthwith, for Gibraltar. Thelast division ofthe ...
... received orders to proceed from Glasgow to Waterford, to replace the 65th Regiment of In- fantry, which is ordered to the West Indies. Detachments of the 18th, 29th, and 96th Regiment* of Foot, are ordered to march this morning from London, for Ports- mouth ...
... Holland 1197 3410 3779 AFRICA 1499 456 325 AMERICA: British Northern Colonies 2976 1365 438 British West Indies 171*7 29623 27674 Foreign West Indies 4059 Hon 2040 United States 297 a 4519 2606 Brazil 6986 9597 12329 Mexico and Guatimala 127 29176 4655 ...
... r^adme-s for embarkation to join the Service Companies For the Mediterranean— 10th, 11th. Pith, 73d. and 88th. For the West Indies— 19th, 22d, UJJ. 77th, 84ih, 86th, aud 'Jl-t.— It i- expected the whole will be assembled and inspected at Cork, previou* ...
... and Thomas, Bell, for ihd West Indies. Arrived the Thetis, Mi,d- dleton, from the Downs; and Montague, Kent, from Trepan i. Sailed the Sir George Osbnrn, transport, for Depiford ; and Ocean, M-Ncilage, for the West Indies. ...
... slave population of its Colonies, I may be permitted to say that the Church Missionary Society has no Missionary in the West Indies ; and that the Lord Bishop of London is the President of a v So- ciety for the Conversion of Negro Slaves, which has several ...
... will embark immediately, in three Divisions, on board the Joseph Green, Speke, and Jupiter, transports, at Cork, for tbe West Indies. The last Division of the 88th Regiment of Foot is ordered to embark forthwith, on board ibe Borodino transport, at Cork ...
... Newcastle for Bourdaaax; Colonist, Smith, Irom the West indies. Arrived Ike Dove, Coppell, from Seville, in ten days, for Antwerp. Came down from the River and remain, ibe William Manning, Smith, for me West Indies; Granger, Blen- kinsop, for Honduras; Westmorland ...