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... Downs for Barba- does; Speculation, Hints, from DanUkr; and Stilla, Simp- son, from Riga. Sailed the New Phcenix, for the West Indies. Plymohth, Oct. 20.— Arrived the Adrian, Gordon, from London for Van Dieman's Land. Sailed the Harriet, for Lisbon. Falmouth ...
... language), who have under their care 31,411 members of; the Methodist Society (26,171 of which are chiefly Slaves in the West Indies), and 135 mission schools, containing 9 555 children. The income of the Society for the last year was 31,748/. 9s. lid.; ...
... imported from the East and West Indies cannot fail to appear to the Members of the House of Commons to lie within very narrow cojnpass. — A Correspondent makes the following observations upon this subject : — All sugar from the West Indies now pays a duty of ...
... for teaching masters not to be too severe in their exac- tions ; but I certainly have yet to learn that Planters in the West Indies have insisted on their negroes making bricks without strove. The other text — He that stealeth a man, and selleth him ...
... Craigie, for Bombay ; Lord Castlereagh, Poe, for Havre; Patience, Kind, forthe Cape of Good Hope; and Louisa, for the West Indies. Portsmouth, Dec. 12. — Arrived from the Downs the Ege- ria, Leary : Friends, Anderson ; and Surry, Garbute — the latter ...
... ofthe West India Colonies against those of British India. _ S at V to* present unequal duties on sugars of the East and West Indies terminate in March 1824, this Court do ear- nestly recommend to the immediate attention of tbe Court of Directors the necessity ...
... ditto. Covves. Feb. 14. — Arrived the Draper. Richards, from London for Milford; and Mary. Morphy, from St. Vincent's (West Indies) in 53 days, for London, with loss nf sails and bulwarks. Sailed the Rosceau, Jefferson, for Antwerp; and Prosperous, Mitchell ...
... Princess of Wales, homeward-bound Indiaraan, stni remains. Portsmouth, April TS. — Arrived his Majesty's ship Ranger, from the West indies ; Jane, Smart; and Rolla, Sims, from Zante. PcyKOCTH, April 17.— Arrived the Wanderer. Dixon, from S-cyrna ; Fame, Huxtal ...
... for New Brunswick; and Emulous, Hurst, for the Cape Good Hope. — Half-past six, and the brig Lord Wel- lington, forthe West Indies. Plymouth, March 31. — Arrived theStert, Lawson, 27 days from Faro ; Mary Kitty, Rowelt, from St. Michael's; offthe port ...
... they put back again. Portsmouth, March B.— Arrived the following outward- bound vessels from London: the Echo, for tbe West Indies; Hercules, for Jamaica; Barbadoes Planter, for Barbadoes; Economy, for tbe Brazils; Richard Reynolds, for Trieste; Bradlington ...
... where he embarks foi England. The new Harbour which the American President, in his Message, says is to be fortified, in the West Indies, is about twenty-six miles from Cape Sable, in Florida, and is formed by a bar wliich reaches from an Island, caller Salt ...
... op- pressors, than their fellow subjects on this side of the Atlantic ; and that the Legislature and inhabi- tants of the West Indies are fully justified in repel- ling the charge of barbarity which is continually le- velled at them with indignation and ...