... 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 ...

... as our bot.ded cellars can admit colonial lPMoce, we see no reason wt.y our city shonld not ?? a di- rect irade witb the West Indies.— Glasgow Ckrmictc. ...

... ons of Brighton have unanimously agreed to petition against Mr. Brocghah's Edu- cation Bill. A private letter from the West Indies, mentions the death nf Colonel Clarke of the sth Regiment of Foot. He was the oldest man in the Regiment, A Bill is now ...

... 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 ...

... Private boxes for the Night. Also- Boxes for Covent Garden and Drt.ry-lane Theatres. AST INDlES.— Passengers to the East or West Indies, or other parts of ihe Globe, are respectfully in- kked. before they equip themselves, to inspect an ASSORT- MENT of most ...

... be what cavalry ought lo be, but what he had never expect- ed to see them. With respect lo the relieving troop, at the West Indies, many regiments were there who had served under ihe great Commander ihai led them through all the battle. and victories ...

... ihem to enjoy that ne- cessary repose, denied. them in the beds of the country. To Military Officers going to the East and West Indies, it is pecu- liarly adapted, and will also form a handsome couch for bar- racks, aud by their cleanliness are much in repute ...

... ihem to enjoy that ne- cessary repose, denied ihem in the beds of the country.' To Military Officers going to tbe East and West Indies, it is pecu- liarly adapted, and will also form a handsome coach for bar* racks, and by their cleanliness are much in repute ...

... should not be eligible n become Governor of Jamaica— of one ofthe Leeward islands, >r someone of our possessions in the West Indies. But as it va- necessary Ihat the Governor of ar. island should in every in- tance be tee representative of his Sovereign ...

... ihem to enjoy that ne- cessary repose, denied them in the beds of the country. To Military Officers going to the East and West Indies, it is pecu- liarly adapted, ahd will also form a handsome couch for bar- racks, and by iheir cleanliness are much in repute ...

... &C buying articles for foreign orders or commis- sions, on the same terms. His own Imperial Cloth. f t ;r the East and West Indies, the Continent, &c. aud adapted for those who prefer a warmer cloth than linen, will continue to be sold by the piece. Families ...

... will meet with •■mention. No Office-keeper need apply. WANTS a SUua'ion, a respectable Young Wo- man, to ge abroad (the West Indies or America would be preferred), as LADY's MAID, or Nurse; understands dress making, and is a perfect mistress of her needle ...