... dered to march from Dublin to Birr. Tbe 9Sd (Highland) Regiment of Foot haa embarked on* hoard transports at Cork for the West Indies. The 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Infantry will embark at Portsmouth forthwith, for Gibraltar. Thelast division ofthe ...

... Foot, which recently, em- ! barked at Cork, on board the Loyal Briton, Cato, and Vihelia ( transports, has sailed for tbe West Indies. The 73d Regiment of Infantry, which is ordered from Scot-, land to Ireland, will embark at POrtpatrick for Donnaghadee ...

... SHIP NEWS. Cowes, Nov. 12.-Embarked from Albany Barracks, and sailed yesterday for the West Indies, on board of the Duchess of Yorlt transport, under the charge of Lieut. Scrymgoar, de- stined for Barbadoes, 13 Officers and 176 men. Deal, Noy. 12.— Arrrived ...

... ihe Delaware, at the capture ofthe Spanish fl et, under Admiral Langara, aud at the taking of Admiral de Grasse,in the West Indies.. His commission as First Lieutenant was dated the 12th July, 1756; as Captain, Hth October, 1/6*2 ; as Major, by brevet ...

... SAGACITY OF A NEGRO BOY The following anecdote is related by Philip Thicknebse of a negro boy in the West Indies. His roaster finding him a lad of good parts conversed familiarly with him, but whenever lie committed a fault gave him a note lo carry to ...

... Liverpool, very leaky — all well on board ; and on the 4th instant, off Saint Alban's, the Prince Leopold, from Shields to the West Indies — all well. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... next Sessions, for the repeal of this injurious and unequal tax. A fine young man of colour, who arrived here from the West Indies a short time ago, was informed that he was now no longer a slave, but became free as soon as he set foot on Briiish soil ...

... tho ports of t ranee. T* u r W M sloops, only, were left a , Marua|^ . ■ Halsted think ,i UC edf«| uv , *■•■*- > fl tbe West Indies, as his Flag ?? ?? ' 'fl Staines, K.C.B. will lake be cIT * ' H ' - I The Cam*, idge, SO, Ca pi_, 0 ?? Kk ** *- fl for ...