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... IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WEST INDIES. I Core, AP.li. ..-Intelligence from tbe West Indie, has just reached us, the intrinsic importance of which must strike our reader, at once. The brig ?? k >'° m^*T 'TI»J rived in our harbour, in thirty day. ...
... that the East Indies take more of the pro- duce of the Mother Country the West Indies to the amount of 638,033/. per annum. But this is not all. Tbe Exports to the West Indies are an- nually diminishing, while those to Ihe East Indies are constantly ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... es, -the annual experts of iron, linen, and • cotton goods are equally, if not more, extensive lo the East than to the West Indies; and they would be of larger amount were it not foi ihe disadvantages to whfch the East Indian is subjected in his commercial ...
... JESTv's Levee on Monday, ihe name of Major General Pte was omitted ; he was presented on His promotion, and return from the West Indies. Major P. Jones, of the Royal Marines, was presented by Lietit.-General 8a.x1.-g_.ll. Mr. Tt rnkr. High Sheriff rlf Surrey ...
... by lhe labour of slaves, is a matter with which British Legislation cannot interfere ; but the sugar plantations in the West Indies are cultivated by Negro slaves, and a vast capital is embarked by British subjects upon that cultivation, under the most ...
... Beckford Long, Esq. tho Lady of Charles Devon, Esq.. of a son and heir. MA Hill ED— On the 15th of January, nt St. Croix, West Indies, the Rev. Thomas Warned, of New York, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of William Macdougall, Ksq, of the said Island. Yesterday ...
... Their duty was dis- charged in the best manner. The discussion succeeded the- question respecting the piracies in the West Indies. Lord ELLENBOROUGH wished to know what alteration was proposed in the Spanish Constitution, and whether there were not ...
... first iantance the conquest of Cuba, which forms a rrngiaan a itself, and which, in her hands, woold become thi key of the West Indies, and might ultimately nm to their entire subjection. Snch an enterprise ?? be as hostile to the interests of England as ...
... appointed to command of 83d Regt. Major-Geueral Macnair, on promotion. Lieut. -Gen. Sir Fitzroy Maclean, on return from the West Indies. Mr. M'Gregor, on promotion as Surgeon in Ordinary to his Majesty Lord George Bentinck, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting ...