... Service, the eldest son of Jas. Laing, Esq. of Streatham,in Hie County of Surrey ; and ef the Island of Dominica, in ib _■ West Indies. On Saturday morning, April 10, Joseph, the infant and only child of Mr. Robert Cantwell, Great Marlbro'-street. On Friday ...

... 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 ...

... several other ves- sels from the river, are turning in. Portsmouth, April 28.— Arrived the Vibelia transport, from tbe West Indies; and his Majesty's ship Sparrow Hawk, from a cruize. Plymouth, April 27.— Arrived the Susannah, Doeds, from Amsterdam, with ...

... 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 ...

... Dues of the City of Bristol.— Laid on the table. Mr. CURWEN presented a Petition from Mary port against Slavery in the West Indies. — Laid on the table. Sir J. MACKINTOSH rose le present a Petition from the London Missionary Society for Propagating C ...

... was laid on tbe table. Lord LOWTHER presented a Petition from a Parish in the County of Cumberland against Slavery in the West Indies.— Laid on the table. Mr. LAMBTON presented a Petilinn from the Tanners of Darllngton.against the Hides and Skins Bill.— ...

... Wright Vaughan. The following were among the Presentations to his Majesty : — Col. Sir J. C. Smyth, upon his return from the West Indie*. The Right Hon. Stratford Canning-, kissed hands, and was presented by Mr. Secretary Canning, up»n his return from America ...

... circumstances which happened subse- quently to this (in ils effects) unfortunate business. The squa- dron made all sail for the West Indies, and not having seen any thing of eiiher of the ships which had escaped. Sir George Collier expressed his opinion that the ...

... by the Duke of Marlborough. '-Duke of Leeds, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir J. CarmicUael Smyth, on hi* return from the West Indies. lei.licaard Scott, by the Lord in Waiting. -W Wynyard, 85th Light Infantry, on promotion. J-it.Servaiite, Royal Engineers ...

... 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 ...

... service, viz. ihe Revenge. in the Mediterranean ; Spartiate and Cambridge, at South Ame- ; rica; Ganges and Superb, in the West Indies; Windsor Ceslle, I at Lisbon. The others (guardships) are thus stationed : — Vic- tory, Bulwark, Wellesley. and Albion, ...

... Treasurer of Christ's Hospital. Robert Coates. Esq. on his marriage. Mr. William Jon ...