... Amelias Beacclbue), Wmdsor Castle, and Actioe. On the Bih, the Superb, .4, Sir Thomas Staines, arrived there, from the West Indies, to relieve the Windsor Castle, 74, Capiain Chas. Dashwood, which ship was to leave the Tagus on ibe 14th hist, for Plymouth ...

... preach again in the afternoon at St. Paul's. During Ihe past week, Sermons in aid of (he Baptist Missions te the East and West Indies have been preached in the Baptist Chapels of this town, by the Rev. Wm. Gray, of Chipping Norton, and the Annual Subscription ...

... Laid on the Table, and ordered to t printed. Url BATHURST laid on the lable Returns ofall Sinecure ficei abolished in the West Indies, andof all Offices, the ilia of whicb were performed by Deputies.— Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. It Four o'Ciock, (here being ...

... and the inhabitants of li jte ?? 28, Capt. Hugh Patton, is expected here froir. Chatham, preparatory lo proceeding to the West Indies. dpi. R. H. Barclay is appointed to the Infernal bomb, al ?? Lie'- Geo - B. Martin, late Flag Lieutenant to Sir James ...

... widow of fhe lale Peter Verney, Esq., and sister ofthe late Dr. Charles Webster, Physician to his Majesty 's Forces in the West Indies. On the 19th of May, at the house of his father, Thomas, only son of Thomas Wilson. Esq. of Ives -place, Maidenhead. On ...

... from St. Michael's. Pootsmooth, April 11.— Arrived Ihe Success, transport, from Cape Coast Castle ; Cato, ditto, from the West Indies; Finsbury, Walker, from Gibraltar; and Elizabeth, Taylor, from Galipnli. Falmouth. April 10.— Arrived die Commercial Packet ...

... thence experienced, may not unduly have impelled your efforts to bring on prematurely the Emancipation of the Negroes in the West Indies? You hold, we all know, a leading station in almost every religious and charitable institution, and I re- gret to have seen ...

... Castle. Remain the Jack Tar, Ander- son, from Jamaica. Portsmouth, March 26. — Arrived the Navigator, Burton, from the West Indies; and Aurora, Kleyne, from Demerara. Plymouth, March 25. — Arrived lhe Layton, Miller, from Bombay in five months and a haif; ...

... for St. Michael's; and Trafalgar, lor Leghorn. Cowes, Jan. 6. — Arrived the Edward, Drew, from London, for troops for the West Indies. Hamhckgh, Dec. 26. — Between thin city and Blankenesr, there is already a great quantity of floating ice, so that it was ...

... THE NAVY. PORTSMOUTH, Saturdat, Nov. 27 Yesterday, bis Majesty's yacht the Herald, Captain Henry J. Leeke. sailed for the West Indies, with the following passengers:— The Lord Bishop of Jamaica (the Rev. Caats- topher Lipscomb, ?? Mrs. Christopher Lipscomb ...

... following suggestions could in any way contribute to the abolition of the diabo- lical and cruel system of Slavery in the West Indies, of which so much has been said of late, their inser- tion will greatly oblige, Sir, yours truly, Rotherhithe, July 22, ...

... Kino aad the Earl of Roseberr-v presented Petitions from various places (ihe latter from Spalding) against Slavery in Ihe West Indies.— Laid on the table. SOUTH AMERICA. Tbe Marquis of LANSDOWNE gave notice that on Mon- day sennight, be should move an humble ...