... WEST INDIES. By the Leeward•lsland Mail we•have received Barbadoes Papers to the 7th of December, by which it appears that there have been severe inundations in that part of the world. The following are extracts : ...

... WEST INDIES. The Missionary Chronide for January, just published, gives the following particulars in relation to the - recent transactions and pending judicial proceedings at Demerara. Hitherto the representations have been nearly all on one side. ...

... 'WEST INDIES. TRINIDAD. By his Excellency Sir Ralph James Woodford, Bart., Governor and Connander-ia-Chief in and over the said Island and its Dependencies, Vice-Admiral thereof, &c. ie. (L. 8.) RALPH JAMES WOODPORD. ...

... WEST INDIES. We extract the following from a Pamphlet. just published, entitled, NEGRO EMANCIPATION ; a Dialogue between Mr. Ebenezer Eastlove and Giles Homespun : HoltEsrtrx.—l understand, from our members, that one of the King's Ministers, in the ...

... WEST INDIES. We extract the following curious Correspondence from a Colonial Journal. That a represen. tative of the KING should enter into a negucia. tion with the Speaker of a Colonial Assembly, as to the conditions on which his august . Party will ...

... WEST INDIES. The fate of our West India Colonies entirely depends upon the conduct of the Parliament and of the Government, during the next few months, and my fears greatly pre dominate over my hopes, since I have learnt the nature of a dispatch addressed ...

... WEST INDIES. The Order of the Day having been read, Earl BATHURST said that he had the Honour of laying before their Lordships the Papers referred to on the first day of the Session. They related to the measures adopted by his Majesty's Government, in ...

... PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES [From the National Intellig2.r.ccr.] We are sorry to see that the West Indian seas are yet infested by pirates. The following is one of several accounts of their depredations which have recently been published : NORFOLK ...

... PIRACY IN THE WEST INDIES. The following is a copy of a Letter from the Admiralty to thbChairman of the Ship Owners' Committee, in reply to his request that periodical convoys may be appointed to protect British Commerce in the West Indies : Admiralty-Office ...

... HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. ANTIGUA, SEPT. 4, 1827.—Since my last we have been visited with two very Severe gales of wind, the heaviest which have been known for the last 50 years. After a fine though windy day, on the 16th of August, it became cloudy ...

... PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES. HavaxNAH, AUG. 8.-1 annex for the information of the mercantile community, the following Extract from the Logbook of the schooner Alexander, of Charleston, Silas Rogers, Master, bound from St. Augustine to Havannah July 23 ...

... SPANISH AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES. All goods of the' growth, produce, or manufacture, of any country or place in America or the West Indies, being or,having been a part of the dominions of the King of Spain, (no being prohibited to be imported in a ...