... that madness is so prevalent among dogs in warm climates as In cold ones ; for during a resi- dence of many years in the West Indies wo never met with a single occurrence of the kind. • We are also informed by various writers, that cauin madness is a stranger ...

... G.C.B. and G.C.H. 10th Foot, Malta. Lieutenant-Colonel Popham, balf-pay 53d Foot, Deputy-Quarter- Master-General of the West Indies, Barbadoes, Major Brant, half-pay 4th Ceylon Regiment, Cape of Good Hope. Captains— Rylance, 43d Foot, on his passage from ...

... Arbuthnot and F__,s£ ?? dittofor Surrey; Mrs. Pickering, from ditto, for Oxfordshire ; Mr wnillm Struth, from ditto, for the West Indies; Captain Robinlon R*N Mr ™ Robinson, and Family, from the Royal Hotel, St. James-street for Brighton; W. Harding, Esq. from ...

... William. He had merely done every thing in his power to assist her and her relatives, having known ber father in the West Indies, where he served as an Officer, and was assassinated. The cross-examination uf the Prisoner's Attorney did not in the least ...

... February ; Britannia, from Carthagena, sailed 28th Feb. ; and Rosetta Atkinson, from Havre, Wm. Harris, from the Downs for the West Indies. Portsmouth, April 4. — Arrived Ibe William Manning, Smith, from the Downs, for Si. Kitt's, with loss of anchor and chain ...

... laid on the table. WEST INDIES. Earl BATHURST had given notice some days since, that it was his intention, nn Friday next, to lay certaiu papers before their Lordships, relative tothe state ofthe Negro Population of the West Indies, and at the same time ...

... He was at Ihe siege of Quebec, and at all the battles of Sir Edward Hughes in India, and has subsequenlly served in the West Indies, Mediterranean, and during the last war. He was a perfect soldier, and a kind friend. The men who served under him deeply ...

... from Seville; Salamanca, from Malaga; Editha, Benson; Hiram, and Oliver, Blanchard, from Sicily. NAVAL PROMOTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES. (PROM TRE JAMAICA ROTAL GA-BTTE OP OCT. 18.) Vice-Aowiiral Sir Lawrence W. Halsted. K.C.B. has been pleased to make tbe ...

... Petersburg!!. The Active will sail lor Lisbon, to-morrow; as will the Jasseur, for South America ; and the Dartmouth, for Ihe West Indies The Chanticleer is paid off and re-commissioned. On Saturday last, Captain Ay .cough gave an elegant dinner, ou board the ...

... from the Downs, for Madras, and remain, and several others, particulars unknown. Sailed his Majesty's ship Hussar, for tbe West Indies; Eupbemia, None, tor Buenos Ayres; Helen, Wilson, for Naples; Woodpark, Franklia, for St. Lu- cia ; Eden. Pearson, for Antigua ...

... INDIES. Lord KING presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Naileswortb, praying for ihe Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. — Read and laid on the table. Earl GROSVENOR held in his hands a Petition from a number of respectable individuals of the ...

... proceedings adopted by the House of Commons, and bis Majesty's Ministeis, in respect to slavery in the British Colonies in the West Indies. Mr. Higgin seconded the motion, and thought the House should always proceed by precedent; and in- 1789, when the British ...