... WEST INDIES. TO WEST INDIA MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS CONNECTED WITH THE COLONIES. Gentlemen — ln consequence of the dreadful accounts which have just arrived from Jamaica, I would humbly recommend a Meeting to take place in the City, in order to adopt measures ...

... learn (says the Brighton Gazette), that it is in contemplation to send out a large Ecclesiastical Establishment to the West Indies, with two Bishops at its head, whose Sees wil) be named from the Islands of Barbadoes and Jamaica. The plan-, we have reason ...

... s adopted by ibe House of Commons, and his Majesty's Ministers, in respect lo Slavery in the Bri- tish Colonies in the West Indies, made the following Report to Ihe House :— Mr. Speaker — Your Committee, appointed to enquire and report lo tbe House what ...

... lhat there was nnlhing to apprehend from abroad. Tt followed thai no additional could be necessary but on account of the West Indies. 1 1 could not be thought right tw send more than _or 4,000 addi- tional troop* there, and could not those bo spared if ...

... and the West Indies, il bad been ascertained that tbey had continued to levy the Alien Duty on the tonnage of British vessels entering their Ports. To countervail this a similar duty had been exacted from American ships trading lo Ihe West Indies. This ...

... fatal to the Ville-de- Paris, Centaur, and other ships en iheir return to England, after Sir G. B. Rodney's action in the West Indies, and the result was very near being as fatal to the Cyrene, as all hope of saving the ship had nearly fled for the space ...

... the thousands already given, of Ihe injurious practice, commun among fe- males, of pulling pins and needles in the mouth. West Indies.- — Appointment of two Bishops. It is finally arranged that two Bishops are lo be appointed to superintend the affairs ...

... small debu. ?? Sir J. SEBRIGHT presented a Petition from Ditchin, re- lating to the state of the Negro population in the West Indies. Laid on the Table. . __ SLAVE TRADE. Dr, LUSHINGTON said, lhat, pursuant to notice, he rose to move his Bill to amend and ...

... and it is no great wonder lhat their feelings should be so. There can, or ou^bt to be, but one opinion throughout the West Indies. The letter mentions that all classes in the island were quiet and do- ing well.— (St. Jago Gazette, Jan. 8.) ...

... from the Colony, and be called upon to enter into recognizances not to reside within any of his Majesty's Colonies in the West Indies. ...

... 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 ...