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... SHIP NEWS. Portsmouth, Fed. 26.— Sailed the Ranger, Moon, for Cowes, and Ringdove, for the West Indies. Plymouth, FEn.-25.— The Union, from Belfast to Trinidad, and Retrench, from London to Teneriffe. have put in here for shelter. The Burdon, Richardson ...
... Feb. 7.— Arrived the Torjonskjold, Inpha, from Christiansand. Sailed his Majesty's ships Senngapalam and Redwing, for the West Indies. Falmouth, Feb.6.— Arrived tbe Peggy .Roiier,_romQueb*c. Harwich, Feb. 7.— Arrived the Lord Nelson* Dean, witb mails, from ...
... 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 ...
... THE ROYAL NAVY. PORTSMOUTH, SATURDAY, FEB. 22. The orders for the Seringapalam and Redwing, to join the squadron in the West Indies, bave been this week annulled, and those ships are directed to remain at J s pithead for further insti uclions. The Frencll ...
... on the liih August last. The usual Sessional Commiitees, and the Standing Orders of the Jlouse. were put antl agreed to. WEST INDIES. Mr. KEITH DOUGLAS moved for returns relating to the amount of produce, the number of ships employed, and their tonnage ...
... l DeW ■TU L l& a,lom * Diplomatic Agents, or Consuls. UeparU ?? a C l ?? and Redwing vrere to sail yes- terday for the West Indies. They have had a hasty reV luesday a detachment of the SOth Reeiment marched into Chichester, and pursned their route £ ...
... West India Colonips. Also of the relative amount of duties on the respective ar- ticles of merchandise of the East and West Indies. Tbe House then adjourned. ...
... French vessels. From the East Indies home a charge of 25 guineas per cent, is made, and 15 guineas from Havannah and the West Indies. As the interest of money advances, so also do the prices of most articles of produce. On the Royal Exchange Saltpetre has ...
... Private Letters state that the French Funds closed on Wednesday at 82$. At Lloyd's, the premiums on French ships from the West Indies advanced on Thursday from fifteen guineas to twenty guineas per cent, and even it is difficult to effect assurances at this ...
... Ringdove, 18, Capt. G. F. Rich, went out of harbour on Thursday, fitted for the purpose of joining the squadron in the West Indies, under Sir Edward Owen. It was intended sbe should join the Ser ingnpatam and Redwing, but these ships having been detained ...
... assessments in Ireland. On ihe motion of Mr. Wilmot an address was voted, praying for a return from the Colonies in ihe West Indies, the Isle of France, and the Cape of Good Hope ; for the. number of Slaves imported, under license or otherwise, since Ihe ...