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... River the Gustavus, Mullen, frdm St. Ande- ro. Came down from the River to-day and sailed, the London, Falkner, for the West Indies ; Lord Nelson, Doland, for Sierra Leone ; and Isabella, Gregvon, for Bourdeaux. Passed by the Dutch ship Vrede and Vriendsehap ...
... and Thomas, Bell, for ihd West Indies. Arrived the Thetis, Mi,d- dleton, from the Downs; and Montague, Kent, from Trepan i. Sailed the Sir George Osbnrn, transport, for Depiford ; and Ocean, M-Ncilage, for the West Indies. ...
... middle ranks of life ; ihe Plaintiff lived in the house of her mother, and the Defendant, who was sent from Demerara, in the West Indies, to perfect himself in a knowledge of the commerce of this country, was introduced to ber ; he professed an attach- ment ...
... loss of sails and other damage. She spoke on the sth inst. on the edge of soundings, the Rebecca, from Glasgow for the West Indies, with loss of sails. Harwich, Feb. 26.— Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with a mail from Holland. Put back the Charlotte ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Southampton-row, Russell-square, Middlesex, grocers, at twelve, al Guildhallâ March 10. R. Fleney, Island â¢tf Jamaica, West Indies, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londonâ March 27. J. Turnbull, J. Forbes, R. A. Crawfordt .tad D, Skene, Broad-street ...
... 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 ...
... 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 latterly the Colonies were sup- plied from Great Britain. But unfortunately they had received information from the West Indies, that all the flour that had been sent out there was condemned as unfit for use, in conse- quence of having spoiled in the ...
... or a native ot Africa, brought up in the West Indie-), capable to act a . I Butler , as well as to perform tfte other dotie. ot ihe situation- he vuU probably be required to accompany his Master to the West Indies. Apply at No. 1. Stafford Jieeet, Old ...
... intended, however, to make an- other experiment. Mr. CUR WEN believed the reason why American flour kept better in the West Indies was, that the grain in America was laid on a kiln previously lo ils being ground. QUEBEC TIMBER. Sir W. CURTIS presented ...