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... Continent of Europe is supplied by them with Sugar at a much less price thau our West Indies can afford to sell it for. The cultivation, therefore, of the British West Indies, must be reduced to the demands of the Mother Country and her possessions. Every ...
... Some transports are still in the harbour, bound to the eastward, for the purpose of convey me troops from Scotland to the West Indies. Melancholy OccußHE»cß.-ThnrBday last (4th iait.) in a dreadful eale of Wind from Ihe N.N.E. twenty-two fishinc boats with ...
... place; Major Cnrt- wright, in Burton-crescent ; Mr. and Mrs. Rose, in Lower ) Brook-street ; Capt. Griffiths, from the West Indies, in Baker- street; Earl of Pomfret, from tbe Norlh, in Piccadilly ; Capt. Majoribaaks, from Scotland, to the Albany; Captain ...
... 28tb of November last, in the 39th year of his age, Joseph Saba. san, Esq, of Black Bay Estate, ia the Island of Grenada, West Indies. Qa tke 15»b of November last, after an illness of a few days, at Berbice, George Gordon, Esq. a Gentleman of tbe brightest ...
... from the Downs:— Zephyr, Cox, for Honduras; Thomas Coutts, Chrystie, for Madras and China; and Si. George, Brown, for Ihe West Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ship Icarus, for the Westward ; and theChiistopher, Row, for London. Arrived to-day ibeTul- lock Casile ...
... Lady Arabella packet, arrived yesterday, spoke on the 27ih instant, 150 miles south-west of the Lizard, a ship from the West Indies, with loss of rudder. The sloop Teatshill, Kelway, from Plymouth, in coming in here fost evening, struck on the Black Rock ...
... Somerset, to Miss Mary Mitchell, eldest and second daughters of Robert Mitchell, Esq. of the Island of Tobago* * n •*« West Indies. DIED— On Saturday, the sth inst. at her house at Watford, at an advanced age, Mrs. Homan, widow of the lata Doctor Homan ...
... amao Boß*swboTn , Oct. 18.- A rrived the Dp ad, from »w™». and proceeded 'for Cowe,. Sailed ■^ , J7 « a'cSSe. for the West Indies; and Cameleonend Ltuoet, oa a c™ l ?? PtvaoUTH, Oct. 17.-Arrlved the tfefififoffSSZ ftom Ipswich, for Liverpool, leaky ; ...
... NEWS. ,'Deat, Feb. 6.— Came down from the River, the Barton penning, for Jamaica; and Westmoreland, Robinson, for ihe 'West Indies. The outward-bound remain, but will get away as Boon as the ebb tide makes. Plymouth, Feb. 7.— Arrived the Harriet. Cuming ...
... four first- named Regiments, with the 65'h, are in Ihe Kast Indies; tbe 72d is at Ceyl»n ; the 53d and 58th are in ihe West Indies. The whole are under orders to return to Europe. The 33d nnd 91st are to relieve the 58th and 61st regiments, which .-we ...
... Came down from the River, the Albion, Holder, Wr Dominica; Loyalist, Parker, for Halifax; Margaret, Campbell, for the .West Indies; Proselyte, Main waring, for Jamaica; Montreal, /or. Jamaica ; and Clio, Richards, for Madeira and St. Vincent's. THey have ...
... extracts of all communi- cations received at the Admiralty from the Naval Officers stationed on the coast of Africa, or in the West Indies, since the Ist of January 1820, reiatire to that detestable traffic. Mauy new cases are stated, shewing the success with ...