... Kangaroo, Mr. Anthony De Mayne, Master, Commanding, arrived from Deptford, to be paid wages, and take her departure for the West Indies, to resume the survey of the coasts and dangers of those Islands, the Gulphof Mexico, &c. Mr. De Mayne has already been ...

... regard- ing Slavery in the West Indies, are from a sensible well written article m the last number of Black- wood's Magazine, and tends to elucidate a subject, which, from the events that are going forward in the West Indies, is intimately connected with ...

... Aug. s.— Arrived Ihe Williams, Reddock, from Teneritfe. Off ihe port, ihe Ann, from Rio Janeiro; and Aga- phea, Ironi Ihc West Indies. Falmouth, Aug. s.— Arrived the Favourite, Warren, from Miramichi, in '28 days. Sailed his Majesty's ship Seringapa- lain ...

... reoeive the flag of Vice- Admiral Sir Laurence Halsted, K.C.B. who will sail in a few days to assume the command in the West Indies. The Madagascar frigate, Capt. Evan Nepean, is come into harbour, to be paid off- She has brought from Bombay the Teak frame ...

... tm am dustry if sugar paying duties was imported from _te hm* West Indies ; the revenue could not be reduce-!. a* smssmm contended. Upon what ground could the grower. «»f ?? the West Indies claim v separate righl to bring thew asp into the market . If ...

... ruin the West Indies, the darling _hje_ . the revolutionary fanatics whom the free traders haw tmmp it politic to enlist in their cause. The balance of trade «_ the East is already as seven to two against this coaniry, ?? with the West Indies it is only ...

... 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 ...

... frigate, and Swift, East India pilot yatcht. Falmouth, March 16. — Sailed the Jlaverton, Aut, for Rouen. • Piracy in the West Indies appears to be at an end by the last accounts. The following ships compose the squadron in the Mediter- ranean : — Rochforl ...

... considered as demonstrating the volcanic urigin of iErolites. The Admiral Bergier, commanding the French force in the West Indies, is Jacques Bergeret, one of the most enterprising and experienced Officers in the French Navy, well known in Ihe Briiish ...

... the Portsmouth Paper), who, as our readers are aware, commands five French sail of the line and several frigates in the West Indies, is a truly gallant and distinguished officer, deserving not less the confidence of his own Government than the respect ...

... before. Southampton, Dec. 27. — From Havre de Grace we learn the Merchants there entertain hopes of great profits, from tbe West Indies. Tho trade is brisk. A large West Indiamau, in the late gale, ran into the harbour, missed stays, and carried away the rigging ...

... proceed to the West Indies, as stated some time since, the 77th regiment of foot, now in Ireland, has or- ders for the same destination. It is supposed that three addi- tional regiments (not yet named) are also to be sent to the West Indies. Authentic advices ...