... J. Warren, and the Redwing, Capt. the Hon. G. R. W.Trefusis; they sailed some time ago on a particular service to the West Indies, lt appears they have not seen the squadron which lately sailed under Commodore Owen. No particulars have transpired as ...

... secret silting of the Cortes to treat of tbe question of the English indemnities for the seizures of English vessels in the West Indies, of which so much bas been said of late. Tne Cortes are willing to admit the claim, and an ami- cable adjustment will soon ...

... Accerding to accounts from the West Indies, Iris Majesty's ship Tyne has captured several pirates near Matanzas. Com- modore Owen's squadron aod tbe other armed vessels which have lately left this country, are gone to the West Indies, and, t;o doubt, on this ...

... it is probable that this article may hereafter be added to the listof articles allowed to be imported kilo the British West Indies, the Lords of this Committee are of opinion, that, in the mean lime, the Officers of Customs should abstain from seizing ...

... has met a watery grave. A lady, whose name and connections we were unable to as- certain, but who was returning from the West Indies, it is sup- posed, where she bad acquired considerable property , tv spend the remainder of her days with her friends in ...

... of the multiplied outrages and depreda- tions which have been committed on our seamen and commerce by the pirates in the West Indies and tbe Gulf of Mexico exemplified by ,he deaih of a very meritorious officer, seems to call for some prompt and decisive ...

... some of them voder file most heart-rending circumstances.. The fine new' sbip Wea.re, of and from Bristol, bound lo tbe West Indies- and to touch at Cove for orders from the respectable house of Messrs. Ccthbert, Hare, and Co. by the violence of the heayy ...

... returns of custom and excise ?? ~_ on goods, Ihe produce nr manufacture of Great ftn__s. * British colonies in the East and West Indies, i-spaiim m this Island from foreign ports without any proof ai ?? _• thereby subjected to the duties payable oa foreign ...

... last Session, the prohibition which had been im- posed on the commerce between the United States and the Kri- ?? in ihe West Indies and on ihis Continent, has like- wise beeu removed. Satisfactory evidence having been ad- duced, thai the ports of those ...

... benefit of the Insolvent Act. shall not be accountable for her debts, pre- viously contracted. The last accounts from the West Indies mention that the Tyne has captured several pirates near Matanzas, and we hope she will continue to be active and successful ...

... upon the trial of this fact, it appearing in evidence that the Defendant had seduced her when going out with him to the West Indies, for that she had slept with him at Dartford ; but this was a fact that ap- peared upon her own confession, and ought not ...

... behad, by the same Author, Greenland, and other Poems, Su Edit. Bs. boards. The World before the Flood, 6th Edit. Os. The West Indies, and otber Poems, 6th Edit. 6s. The Wanderer of Switzerland, Sth Edit. 6s. . Verses to the Memory of R. Reynolds, 2s. P ...