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... HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. By the arrival of the Leeward Island Mail on Sa- turday, acoounts were received of a dreadful hurri- cane having been experienced at St. Nevis and St. Kitt's. The following are some ofthe details : — Extract ofa letter from ...
... HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. A leeward Island pricket has arrived, bringing an account of a hurricane whicb visited several ofthe islands, and probably the greater proportion of them, on the lst,9.h and 10th of Sep- tember. In Guadaloupe it bas been ...
... 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 ...
... * oot been one single shipment of grain made I L pper Canada for the south of Europe. The I (jerty of trading with the West Indies aiso appears I ,; have been rendered nearly nugatory by the en- ?? given to an indirect trade between those ponies and the ...
... Governor took advantage, and fortified the parts assailable. HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. The American Papers furnish some further parti- culars of the late hurricane in the West Indies. At Basseterre (Guadaloupe) it raged for twenty minutes only, and an earthquake ...
... lo replace a detachment of the 33d, or- dered lo Buttevaot, from wheoce ihey will proceed lo Cove, lo embark, for ihe West Indies, on the arrival of the 15lh Foot from Portsmouth. Cork, Nov. 16 — The rumours that were so general in this city, on Wednesday ...
... inscription, from the admired pen of another distinguished native of Ayrshire— we mean James Montgomery, Esq. Author of The West Indies, Missionaries of Greenland, _c. &c. INSCRIPtJON. The Qiftof a fetv Scots in ShefficM, to the Widow of Bvrss. He passed ...
... HutL, Nov/lP.— The Danish East Indmman mentioned in our last, proves to be the Grant, Ogilvie, from Copenhagen for the West Indies, wi-h bricks and tiles; she has come up. She has been onshore, and lost her rudder, and will, very pro- bably, have to land ...
... 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 ...
... , 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 ...