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... remain, the Layton, and Prince Regent, Indiamen. Portsmouth, June 21.— Arrived his Majesty's ship Hype- rion, from the West Indies, and h>» Majesty's ship Calliope, from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's ship Medina, for Lisbon. Liverpool, June 20.— Arrived ...
... minds of his Majesty's Government the propriety of extending equal justice lo tbe Suear of Hie East, as to Ihe Sugar of the West Indies The Chairman said that the present Bill did not, exrept in one instance, alter the provisions of the Aci of last Session ...
... necessary by the distri- bution of your Majesly's naval force, and the strengthen- ing of your Majesty's garrisons in the West Indies. Sir, after thus providing for the services of the year, it was a most ac- ceptable duly imposed upon us to consider in ...
... pr-sent system was acted upon ? Mr. ROBERTSON said, that it was a very common occur- rence for slaves to come fro.n the West Indies in this couniry and then to return voluntary into slavery. He believed, that if the doctrines of the Christian Religion ...
... regula- tion* and instructioui of their respective Governments, to cruise on tbe coasts of Africa, of Ameica, andof the West Indies, for the sup- pression of the Slave Trade, shall be empowered, under the condi- tions, limitations, and restrictions, h ...
... judicious measures, atlended with a fair consi- deration of the interests of tbe Colonists, to place the black population ofthe West Indies, and of the English possessions on the continent of America, in the enjoyment of the same rights as other British subjects ...
... county of Ross against the importation of Long WooJ. AUo two other Petitions from the same county relating lo Slavery in the West Indies, and the extension ef the Act for Ihe recovery of Small Debts. ** • M _ ' _L_* D ,AVIS presented a Petition from Bristol ...
... Colonel Maxwell Wallace, ou appointment to the -th Drag. Guards. Colonel Hunter, Gren. Guards, on his return from the West Indies. Colonel H. Thornton, 4uth Regt. en his departure for New S. Wales. Colonel J. Wilson, on his marriage. Colonel Macneil ...
... Skins' Bill.— Ordered to li« on the table. Mr. C. W. WYNN presented a Petition from Merioneth- shire, against Slavery in the West Indies.— Ordered to lie on the table. Lord J. STUART presented a Petition from certain Free- holders in Ihe county of Caithness ...
... he mighl differ from him in ihe general U M ™*' '■£ • wasexacllv the case with several Hon. Members connected «,£ iho West Indies, who, much to iheir honour had »oted , Z xF motion. His Hon. Friend had Iherefore taken the ulvJ 'J tunity which was offered ...
... great use in ihe East and West Indies. Wirework for larders, dai- ries, granaries, pheasantries. aviaries, libraries, and store- house windows; wire-coffee manaries, sugar-strainers ; fine wove wire cloth, for the West Indies; improved wire blinds, which ...
... iheir excellent qua- lity, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. Saddlery and Harness suitable for ihe East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. All tho articles are warranted ; and lhat excollent plan of fifty years standing ...