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... returns.— The efficiency and success of the Naval Power of of the States, manifested in the suppression of piracy in the West Indies, is highly spoken of, and a suggestion is thrown out, that the institution of higher Grades” in the naval service might ...
... Bai.k. 5 B*1K«. 10 Balkj. Balk. 7 Bau-.s. 17 BAl.t«, The highest degree of exasperation appears still to prevail in the West Indies. The stagnant condition the Sugar Trade, arising from overproduction, in the first place disturbs the temper the planters; ...
... Majesty brig Racehorse, of 18 guns, having been lost near the Isle of Man. 11. Accounts of daring piracies committed in the West Indies. 13. Accounts were received of the British Government having sent ships to South America to seize Spanish vessels, in order ...
... Sat. Regeucies.’ vd to revert to the State of the Magistracy, | which any Statesman, conscientiously a The news from the West Indies continues to be, to bis duty, would find himself finvolved, by we shall not say alarming, but sufficiently impor- | ; deavour ...
... Regiment of Infantry, ou being replaced the t2l)» Foot, embarked at, and sailed trom Gibraltar, on the 30lb November. for the West Indies. The Ist division the Regiment of Infantry, consisting of four companies, arrived Ireland from Portpatrick, on the 20tli ...
... opinions on the subject, Then, say nothing of the slave trad?, it has lons been a matter of public notoriety, that the the West Indies are degrariingly driven like cattle the whip at their lalwur, which, for nearly half the year lasts for cne half the night ...
... will follow the laudable example of the Baf- badians, in putting an end to Methodis® and Methodist Chapels throughout th? West Indies.” If these papers be genuine, Barbadoe may already be said to be in a state bot” dering on rebellion. DEMERARA.—By the ship ...
... the pubic this tittistanuti:aneetsaPartliss.hEyn g ee ' .in the grimed of sits being ions' to the 04 the lurid I'S IN WEST INDIES. (FH/WIVE NISI..WARY CHRONICLE) DEMERARA. i/irectOrs have at 1-nath the satisfaction of inform . of the Society, that they ...
... the nortbwara of the Gal, or Niger, which in the last mouth of the periodical rains, overflows A vast extent of country. WEST INDIES. • By the Lady Mary Pelham packet, from the Leeward Islands, we have received Antigua Papers to the Bth November, from which ...
... leather and iron, and consequently that the wear and tear of saddlery, and other horse appointments much greater the East and West Indies than in Europe, and that the established allowance off-reckonings wholly inadequate te meet the increased expense caused ...
... At Kowal, in the province of Poland, an ecelesiastie of the name of Bul at the very advanced age of 114 years. — In the West Indies, aged 59, Captain qm Richards, late of the Queensberry Arm™* nnan. gent — In London, aged 32, Eliza, widow of ral Keith ...
... iron, and consequently that the wear and tear of saddlery, and other horse appointments is much greater in the East and West Indies than in Europe, and that the establi s h e d a ll owance of off-reckonings is wholly inadequate to meet -the increased ex_ ...