... country wilh Sugar at hall _Z 1b West Indies now do. With equal propriety a man ' ** argued, twenty years ago, that Sugars would be a ^ l * v « price if twice the quantity could be produced VT** West Indies have doubled their production in that ...

... Sailed the Lady Campbell, Bethen, for the Cape of Good Hope, Madras and Bengal; Brighton, Berry, and Mary, M'Clnre, for the West Indies; Favourite, Providence, ?? ;andHanital, Trusty, for Liverpool. Plymouth, Feb. 26. — Arrived the Sisters, Bishop, from Lon- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... which existed tor having the whole subject of the sugar irade, both as it respected the manufacture of the East and the West Indies, brought under th- consideration nf Parliament. He concluded by moving a Resolution, censur- ing, in strong terms, the ...

... observations for determining the true figure of the earth, similar to those he has already madeon ihe coast of Africa, the West Indies, and America. The Griper gun-brig is fitting out at Deptford for the conveyance of Capt. Sabine. Iv Mr. O'Meara's account ...

... Mr. Fowell Buxton, Motion ?? Slavery, and for the appointment of a Committee to m*aa-pmama condition of Slavery in the West Indies. THURSDAT, MAT 8. Notice of Motion. — Mr. Western, Resumptioa oi ?? f*—-__ FRIDAT, MAT 9. Order of the Day — Marriage Act ...

... Duties on Sugar from the East and West Indies. — Laid on the table. Mr. MANN ING presented a Petition, to the same effect, from the Council of St. Vincent, and complaining of distress. Laid on tbe table. THE WEST INDIES. Mr. ELLIS presented a Petition from ...

... proper Officer. Sam- P'fs may be taken. Casks not to be so filled up more than once 60 — V J »»* may sent to the East or West Indies, &c. and brought back, to improve its flavour, on giving notice, and en- tering into Bond on the conditions herein mentioued ...

... per ib. Small sample pots, , of 1 lb. each, price 2s. Also for exportation, in jars, prepared a m ?? for & c East and West Indies. Sold at SAMUEL HICKSON and CO.'S Foreign Warehouse, No. 72, j Welbeck-street; and J. Hickson's, 170, Strand; sold also ...