... 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 ...

... Petitions were presented from Rochdale. Wrottesley, Cole- dale, aud Uarnard Caslle, praying for Hie Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. LEATHER TAX. Mr. CALCRAFT postponed his motion for the Repeal of the Leather Tax to Monday the 26th of May. Mr. LUSHINGTON ...

... in our West India Colonies and in England. The Larl of LIVERPOOL replied, that many sinecures had been abolished in the West Indies, but that others had ?? ?? because Ibey had ceased to be sinecures, new arrangements having been made by which persons appointed ...

... they were sirned h_ the most respectable individuals y 5 ed b > The Petitions were read, and ordered to lie un the table. WEST INDIES. ,I _* ber observed thlt be did not wish T xZZ J&msf ?° n ' Me * &1L p ?? rt&TeS_ fa _. _?S_ws_if ttou. He be-rreA » ...

... they contrived to carry off their killed and wounded. These Papers have brought us a variety of details of piracies in the West Indies ; and changes and ru- mours of changes in South America. The most im- portant intelligence, however, is the announcement ...

... preserving leather, polished steel, &c. it is in ge- neral use and estimation, and constantly shipped for Ihe East and West Indies, France, Italy, &c* Sold for tbe Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-cross, London, in tin boxes, of 2s. rid. , ss. 6d. , 10s ...

... Bill through the Committee. SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. Mr. LEYCESTER presented a Petition from the Inhabi- tants of ihe Borough of Shaftesbury, praying for the discon- tinuance of slavery in the West Indies. Such a measure the Hon. Gentleman thought ...

... to the French Admiralty to make captures— Within a few days intelligence had been received from our own Commander in the West Indies, lhat instead of occurring in consequence of orders from the French Government, the capture of the Spanish letter of marque ...

... ws.— Laid on ihe Table. Mr. S. WHITBREAD presenled a Petition from Uxbridge. m favour ofthe abolitiou of Slavery in tbe West Indies.— Laid on the table. SCOTCH LINEN TRADE. Mr. LINDSAY presented a Petition from 174 Manufac- turers and 219 Persons of the ...

... misrepresentation anfl rancour had been disse- minated on the subject, to the .injury of i/.ose who had property iv tlie West Indies. * . ' Mr. DT.NMAN supported the prayer of the Petition. So long as the Negro p.ipulatji.n were left in the power of their ...

... several coloured »Ups, Charts^ and Views, price is.. In boards, rpHE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and STA- ?? MB _J ICAa - a the WEST INDIES; exhibiting v»__o__f ?? ° f -. he D,sc ve-y, Settlement, and Progress of the ?? tl _-_£ % ' 8 ?? M ' and Province, of ihe ...

... Hailes's Library, Piccadilly, will be immediately attended to. The most satisfactory refe- rences wili be given. EAST or WEST INDIES. — To PARENTS orGUARDIANS.— A Ladyand her Daughter, residing a short distance from Londnn, in an airy and healthy situation ...