... PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES Havannar,' Aug. B.— l anrtex, foi the information of the mercantile community, the following Extract from the Log- book of the schooner Alexander, of .Charleston, Silas llogers, masier. bound from St. Augustine to Havanuah ...

... London, in the custody of peace officer, Manly, under the 101- -lowing singular circumstances :-THe prisoner had beenintne West Indies, where he wus sent as a deserter from the ja regi- ment ; and when there, he confessed that he had murdered a man of Ihe ...

... Mary, Camper, for St. Domingo; Nottingham, for Liverpool, aud several others. M-argate, Sept. 21.— The Montreal, from the West Indies, got on shore yesterday evening, on the Shivering Sand ; but, by assistance, has been got off again. Hull, Sept. 20. — Arrived ...

... and hedges. Oo his arrival in Dublin, lie inlisted into ihc 2d regiment nf infantry and was mod afterwards drafted to the West Indies; the con- tinued bustle incident to a military life, fo a great tneasuie contributed to stifle his feelings ; but on his ...

... SHIP NEWS. Portsmouth, Sept. 1. — Arrived yesterday the Fairy Queen, Hill, from Antigua; 11. rI.S. Sapphire, from the West Indies; and London transport, from the Mediterranean. Sailed 11. .M.5. Carnation, for Plymouth. Plymouth, Aug. 31. — Arrived the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... been condemned. A remarkable instance of the extent to which Ihe depredations alluded lo are carried in the seas of the West Indies, is com- municated by the arrival of a vessel (the Ctnsar, Fisher) at Liverpool. This ship sailed from Jamaica the 18th ...

... fort and liberality. It is presumed the situation would be found particularly eligible to young Ladies from the East or West Indies, or to those who, from the loss of Parents or other circumstances, may be in pursuit of a permanent residence, where they ...

... Meat Safes and Dish Covers, for excluding Flies and Insects, admits circubiiion of air ; of great utility in 'he East and West Indies, j Hire Work for Drawing-room Windows, Libraiies, Aviaries ! Larders. Dairies. Pheasant ries. &c. PATTERSON'S ICE PAIL, ...

... patronised by Officers in the Awny and Navy as peculiarly efficacious, particularly in Malta, Gibraltar, and the East and West Indies. It is so mild in its operation, and having nothing mercurial in its preparation, may be given at all ages, without interfering ...

... fes and dish covers, that almit a free circulai ion of air. exclude flies and all insects. Families going lo ihe East or West Indies will lind ibem of greal use. Brass wire fire-guards. applicable lo all grates; wire work for libraries, aviaries, larders ...