... whole course of instruction, were recommended to the Commander in Chief for Commissions. By the latest accounts from the West Indies, the fever hns been severely fell in Tobago, garrisoned by two companies of the ltl. regimen., who became so reduced by ...

... hasbeen driven back to ptin- geness, hut arrived in the Down 1 * again this morning. A Dutch ship from Holland for the West Indies, nnd a galliot, laden with corn, got »n the Goodwin Sand this morning, bur were got off and brought into the Downs this ...

... influence of S. IJriggs, Esq. the British Resident at Grand Cairo, wiih the Pacha of Egypt. A hurricane prevailed in the West Indies on the 2Sih and 29th of September, which was productive of consider- able damage im the .hipping at Marliuique, St. Lucie ...

... Demerara Cazettes to a late date, which give detailed accounts of the number and state of the Slaves in that part of the West Indies. The report is given by James Robertson, Esq. the new Slave Registrar of the United Colony. It is a triennial statement ...

... from the Court .— Montrose Review. Rum. — The growing importance of the Canadas to the Mother Country, and tothe British West Indies in parti- cular, becomes every year more obvious, and which is shewn by the immense importation of British Rum this year ...

... December 12. at iwelve o clock, unless previon.lv disposed of by Privnte Contract, the properly of a Gentleman goin^ to the West Indies, ^ J A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most -T_L desirably situate. No. 71. Guildford-street. ornamented wiih pillars, and ...

... very amicable and permanent ba-.s. J Ti.e commercial relations between tbe United States and .lie British Colonies in ihe West Indie., and on tl.j, C 0.,. tiie.it, have undergone no change : .he Bri-ish Government si ill preferring lo leave Hint commerce ...