... parishes, townlands, and couniies. SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented Petitions from Ihe Inhabitants of Poole, Kendal, and Minthorpe. praying for the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies.— Read and laid on the table. Lord CALTHORPE ...

... the Honourable Company's ship Lon- don, for India. Portsmouth, March 9. — Arrived the Loyal Briton transport, from the West Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ships Camelion and Calliope, to the westward ; General Palmer, for Madras ; Olive, for Mobile ; Army ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... the first place, however desirable the improvement, ...

... garrison on the 30th of No- vember, and the 93d Regiment, which embarked at Cork and sailed the 20th of November for the West Indies, have arrived •safe at Barbadoes. Tbe 72d Regimeut, on being replaced in Jersey and Guern- sey hy the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... fused to adopt the regulations framed for Trinidad, and how the expense of the large ecclesiastical establishment in the West Indies was to be defrayed ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL could not answer questions put to him in so unexpected a m-niter. If the Noble ...

... SMITH presented a Petition from Henning Hall, in the County of Norfolk, praying for an Amelioration of Negro Slavery in the West Indies.— Ordered to lie on the Table. Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented similar Petitions from the Borough of Tavistock and two other ...