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... WEST INDIES. The following letter from Trinidad has been re- ceived by a mercantile house in Glasgow, by the ship Africa, arrived at Bristol : — Trinidad, Oct. 31, 1823. '• The detention of the Africa allows of my acquainting you lhal yesterday was ...
... T- THE WEST INDIES. KINGSTON, JAMAICA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 1823, The House being met, according to Proclamation, Mr. W. BaYly and Mr. Passley waited on his Grace Ihe Governor, and -acquainted him therewith. AJ Message from his Grace the ...
... slave population of its Colonies, I may be permitted to say that the Church Missionary Society has no Missionary in the West Indies ; and that the Lord Bishop of London is the President of a v So- ciety for the Conversion of Negro Slaves, which has several ...
... accessible to the British Flag. It is a pleasing circumstance that the v Church Missionary Society has so many schools in the West Indies as you state ; but I have some fears lest the masters should be of the Lancasterian Society, and prove themselves not over ...
... Sove- reign, Sisk, for Jamaica. Off the Port, the Prince George, London, Louisa, Retrench, and Hope, from London for the West Indies. Falmouth, Dec. 9.— Sailed the Adrian, Gordon, for Van Dieman's Land. ■ The Neptune, Petrie, from Sunderland, was wrecked ...
... for teaching masters not to be too severe in their exac- tions ; but I certainly have yet to learn that Planters in the West Indies have insisted on their negroes making bricks without strove. The other text — He that stealeth a man, and selleth him ...
... Craigie, for Bombay ; Lord Castlereagh, Poe, for Havre; Patience, Kind, forthe Cape of Good Hope; and Louisa, for the West Indies. Portsmouth, Dec. 12. — Arrived from the Downs the Ege- ria, Leary : Friends, Anderson ; and Surry, Garbute — the latter ...
... where he embarks foi England. The new Harbour which the American President, in his Message, says is to be fortified, in the West Indies, is about twenty-six miles from Cape Sable, in Florida, and is formed by a bar wliich reaches from an Island, caller Salt ...
... op- pressors, than their fellow subjects on this side of the Atlantic ; and that the Legislature and inhabi- tants of the West Indies are fully justified in repel- ling the charge of barbarity which is continually le- velled at them with indignation and ...
... Kangaroo, Mr. Anthony De Mayne, Master, Commanding, arrived from Deptford, to be paid wages, and take her departure for the West Indies, to resume the survey of the coasts and dangers of those Islands, the Gulphof Mexico, &c. Mr. De Mayne has already been ...
... before. Southampton, Dec. 27. — From Havre de Grace we learn the Merchants there entertain hopes of great profits, from tbe West Indies. Tho trade is brisk. A large West Indiamau, in the late gale, ran into the harbour, missed stays, and carried away the rigging ...
... of the dangerous ten- dency of your proceedings in Parliament, on the subject of the emancipation of the Blacks in the West Indies ; although the dreadful consequences re- sulting at Barbadoes from the Slave Register Bill, was ascribed by you to other ...