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... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes papers have for some tihe mentionel the fret- quent recurrence of nocturnal riots and disturhances in the town of Bridgeiown : and, by the following proclamation of Sir Henry Warde, it will be seen, that. another flgitious outrage ...

... WEST INDIES. Ce We have received Jamaica Fapers to the 16th OfNoebr 'I The following are extracts- rP . -By a letter from re NASSAU, NEW PROViDErNcE, SEPT 1 St Xipara, we learn that an Arilericali sloop from New York to altat pot a enplnee f eneagua by ...

... WEST INDIES. d The Afissionart Cdronlicle for January, just published, gives t the following partica, i relation to the recent transactions u and pending Judicial proceedings at Demerara. Hitherto the representatios have been nearly all on one side, and ...

... and it is no great wonder that their feeling should d be so. There can, or ought to be but one opinion throughout a the West Indies. The letter mentions that all classes in the r island were'quiet and doing well.-St. Jago Gazette, Jan. 8. I A letter fromD ...

... WEST INDIES. in TO THE REVERED THMA COOPEjR.~yu In e 2%.orning Ch'/ronicle oth 9 instant,Iseyor mreply to some queries which were Put to You by me in 7The T1im1es Newspaper of the 3d December, and, in the interval, '~1intantanously accepted your challenge ...

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... WEST INDIES. By the Lady Mary Pelham packet, from the Leeward Islands, we have received Antigua Papers to the 8th November, from which we extract the following:- 'I BARBADOES, OCT. 22.-Frola the discovery of some com- bustible matter in a house behind ...

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... THE WEST INDIES. K KINGSTON (JAMAICA), SEPT. 20.-We copy the following from the Rarl'adisen of the 11th of June:- e 1 We have called upon our own countrymen to make an y effort to support the character of the island at this important fcrisis; ec would ...

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