... Fergusson ; Pbesdo, Tennant ; Wellington, Paisley ; William, Gunn; Merlin, Weeks ; nnd New Volunteer, Dw.irris for the West Indies; Magnet, Tod, for Naples, &r. ; Albion, Burrell, fe.r Leghorn ; and Ann, Gardiner, for Pernambuco. llolyhkad, Dec. y. — ...

... eminent to chastise the daring Pirates which ■at oar Seas. The following vessels have sailed voder orders ; ni* in the West Indies, and Gulph of Mexico; viz. sloop ?? r Hornet, brigs Spark and Enterprize, schooners Porpoise, Jj^and Grampus, with several ...

... middle men like rep. ,es » *nd like reptiles too will sometimes turn and . their oppressors. h further annals from the West Indies, we hare 7 ei *ed the following extract of a letter from the Ju,er or of Coro, Don Juak de Escalona, dated ^febo, August ...

... excellent discipline and neat soldier-like appearance of tbe troops. As the 91st regiment are. by-and-bye, to sail for the West Indies, the General was pleased to order that a num- ber of the men be indulged wiih short furloughs. Friday the Surrey Jury made ...

... Mrs. Gooch, from ditto, on a tour ; R. Wilbraham, Esq. from ditto ; James Cavan, Esq. from the St. James's Hotel, to the West Indies; Thomas Porter, Esq. from ditto; Captain and Mrs. Fyson, from Hodgson's Hotel, to Brighton; Saville Hallifax, Esq. to Waltham ...

... Canning, of Liverpool,- have been cut off and beheaded at Old Casilebar. P It m understood that the Naval Commands in .he West Indies are lo he united, under Sir Charles Rowlev, and lhat Rear-Ad- rn.ral Fable will remove to command the North American sin ...

... Govern- ment are acting to the very letter of the statute, as these slaves were servants to some passengers oa board from the West Indies, and it was intended that they should return with their masters :— • Seizures.— Ust week the brig Comvm and the srl» wr ...

... , and thus, we ?? collision »f authority ?? OW ?? W September ?2._We understand ibe ?? tinder orders lo cruise in .he West Indies and Th!fi_>*« > ico, for the proteciion of our trade, ?? brigs Spark and Enterprise; schooners ££_&_*! Grampus ; and several ...

... the hounds. The Army.— Yesterday (Friday, the _d Inst.) a detachment of the 73d Regiment of Foot, just arrived from the West Indies, where they have been thirteen years, marched through this cily oa Ihcir route for Weedon Barracks. The re- maining detachments ...

... Southern seas. Several vessels are also destined for the Me- diterranean, and we trust more than one is intended for the West Indies, What honest heart is there that does not slow with pleasure as he meditates upon lh_.se commercial occur- rences? What ...

... and 2d Ceylon Regiments Royal African Corps _ ST. HELENA. NEW SOUTH WALES. 9Qih ftm 48th Foot ?? Ditto Veteran Company ?? WEST INDIES. ?i Foot, Detnerara, ordered filst, Jamaica home 92d, Ditto *7r-, Grnnida lst West India Regiment, th, Amifftia Barbadoes ...

... J. Hope. -apt. falcon, on his return from South America, by .lino. Lieut. Brisbane, 9th Regi. on his return fro ihe West Indies. Major Sandilands, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion. Captain Hodgson, 10th Hussars, on promotion. Lieut. Powney, R. N ...