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... West Indies. EXECUTION&TRIALofREBELNEGROES. Kingston, Feb. 14. Extract of letter from Buff Bay, dated the 10th instant:— Henry Oliver was executed, pursuant to the second warrant, on Friday last : but our pious Rector did not attend the prisoner on the ...
... THE WEST INDIES. By the Jamaica Mail we have advices to the 10th ult. By them we learn that Smith, the Missionary, upon whom sentence of Death had been passed in Demerara, for exciting the Negroes to insurrection, had died in prison. The unfortunate man ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Lewes, Feb. 16, 1824. ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. London, Saturoay Night. At a late hour this afternoon, an Express reached Town from Falmouth, addressed to an eminent House in the West India Trade, announcing the arrival at that Port of ...
... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica papers of Dec. 20 contain the proceedings of a general court martial at Demarara, for the trial of a slave name.ii Jack, belonging Success Plantation in that colony. The prisoner was the second leader of the insurrection, his ...
... communication mentions, that nothing interfered with an advantageous trade, but the desperate audacity of those sts of the West Indies. They swarmed in such num- bers, that it was less than an even chance that a ship could run with safety through them. The ...
... WEST INDIES. Barpavots, Fen. 3.—Since our last, arrived his ships, Gloucester, Edward Owen ; Phaeton, 38, Capt. Sturt; Eden, 24, Capt. Lawrence ; Forte, 46, Capt. Sir Thomas Cochrane ; Valorous, 20, Capt. Murray ; and the brig Bellette, Capt. Rich. The ...
... WEST INDIES, The following is an extract of a letter from a gentleman in Nassau, New Providence, giving a curious description of the manner in which the attention of Ihe inhabitants uf tiie Bahama Islands has been turned to a new branch of commerce, in ...
... WEST INDIES. Demerara the 22d of January have been received, from which the following is the only extract worth making: —“ Jan. 19, six p. m.—Martial law has this moment ceased, with eclat and honour, in the United Colony, after an existence of five months ...
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... WEST INDIES Charieston papers arrived on Wednesday, to the 25th of January, containing intelligence from the Havannah to the Gth, The reinforcement sent from that place to the Spanish St. Juan de Ulloa, is said to have reached its desti- nation in safety ...
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... West Indies. By accounts from f’orlo llico, information has been received that the Constitutional Authorities had ceased throughout the Island, and that every thing was quiet. Owing to some difference between the inhabitants and some British subjects ...