... refusing lo acknowledge Ihe independence of the South American Republics?— ihat ber commerce in these seas and in tiie West Indies has suffered a death blow— that ibe Colombian Republic swarms with privateers— and that never a week j passes but valuable ...

... the lowest prices; Canteen*, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Sea Cols and Cbests, Bullock and Ct-rdet Truoks for East and West Indies, at his Manufac- tories, 47, New Bond-streei. and 19, Cockspur-street. Trunks and Imperials for carriages so per cent, under ...

... miraculous cure, that p ee HoHENtoHF. and Father Carro_l have some f midable rivals among the lowest of the Blacks in I West Indies. We must say, however, that his hie Highness of St. Catherine's was a much more „ trous operator than the Wexford Priest ...

... our trade was extending itself with every prospect of benefit to the nation, by the Piracies which had occurred in the West Indies, and by the situation of affairs betweeu Turkey and Greece in Mediter- raneaiy Mr. Hume however finding uo weight or solidity ...

... In tha course of the sermon-lie took occasion to ,A notice the proposed EcclesiasiicaJ Estabiishmeats In the # British West Indies, nad pointed oat ia a strain of chastened w eloquence aad pious anal, the important advantages which cannot foil to result ...

... approaching struggle. Considerable interest has been excited by the meeting about to take place of persons connected with the West Indies. The differences which have prevailed for some time in this country on the subject of Slavery have become more serious than ...

... Huskisson- gave notice that besides explaining the nature of the policy adopied by his Ma- jesty's Ministers towards the West Indies to the House on Tuesday next, it was the intention ofMr. Secretary Canning to move for leave lo bring in a Bill lo declare ...

... taken of a vessel whkh hnd struck upoa the Western Rock., supposed to be a Dutch ship homeward bound from the East or West Indies ; boats had put out lo her. but in vaia ; nothing of her remained but a pkce of ber hull and ibe mast, about twenty- mo ...

... but merely to shew the circumstances under which he had been induced lo go to Mr. James's house. On his return from the West Indies and America, a few days back, he met with several Officers in the Navy, who were talking of Sir George Collier's affair ...

... printed. Sir C. COLE presented a Petiiion from Ihe Inhabitants of Swansea, praying for the abolition of Negro Slavery in the West Indies. — Ordered to be printed. Mr. CUKTEIS moved thata Co-;y be laid before the House of the Order in Council, imposing Coun ...

... which is alluded to in our King's Bench report, whether a commission ot discovery should be issued for evi- dence in Ihe West Indies and Africa, in the action of Mr. Ma- cauley against the Proprietors oflhe John Bull, for libel. Mr. Brougham was heard, ...

... pr-sent system was acted upon ? Mr. ROBERTSON said, that it was a very common occur- rence for slaves to come fro.n the West Indies in this couniry and then to return voluntary into slavery. He believed, that if the doctrines of the Christian Religion ...