... for Sierra Leone ; Zenophon, Fleming, for Charleston ; Catherine. Ch. sen, fer Portugal; Eagle Grove, Faulkner, for the West Indies; Delta, Ciarkson. for America; Henry and Sara, Walt, fer Malta. ' Most of Ihe outward-bound have left the Downs. The Mary ...

... -flourish, we ought to pay regard to justice, to solemn compacts, and to the feelings of the Colonists. The Islands in the West Indies, connected with this countty, were settled and brought under Culti- vation by adventurers from hence ; the property ac* ...

... im- ported iato the West Indies. Mr. HUSKISSON begged to say, in explanation of his views, lhat he intended to submit a clause in the Colonial Intercourse Bill to expressly prevent ibe importation of sugar, both into the West Indies and into the Mauritius ...

... Devon- port, on Monday evening, on a visit to his brother, Capiain Aclakd, of bis Majesty's ship Helicon, titling for the West Indies. His Excellency Colonel Ready, and the other two branches of the Legislature of Prince Edward's Island, have appointed R ...

... l Sir Harry Reals— l two- decker, 4 large frigates, 1 small ditto, 4 large sloops, 4 small dltio.— Tolal, 14. '••.«. West Indies. Vice- Admiral Sir L. W. Halstf.d-4 large frigates, 8 small ditto, 5 large (loops, 4 small ditto. 4 cutlers, bries, &c— ...

... A Letter was posted up at Lloyd's on Saturday from the Captain of the Fidelia trausport, arrived it Portsmouth from tho West Indies, in which he states that accounts had reached Barbadoes of a French fleet, consisting of twenty-two or twent 7 -lhree ml ...

... of ihis Bill. Mr. KVAN*. opposed ihe third reading, on the grnnnd nf lis tendency lo place the slave population af the West Indies iv a worse coodi'iot- iban ibey were al present. Mr. T. WILSON denied ihal such would be the effect of the Bill. Oe the ...

... physically impossible to bave ihem prepared within any reasonable time. Sir I. COFFIN said that be waa well acquainted with the West Indies, and knew thai many of the papers moved for would never be produced. Mr. CANNING observed, Ibat maay of ibe papers referred ...

... trul > distressing. The Harlequin, 18, Captain Scott, arrived on Saturday from Portsmouth, aod sailed on Tuesday for the West Indies. The Bittern tender, Lieut. Dwyer, arrived on Monday from Portsmouth, with marines from the Superb, 78. Commander Leith ...

... Thornton, h. p. , Medical Department.— Sur. Dr. Harrison; 6th F. Cape of Good Hope; Sur. Dent, 21st F. lost on passage from West Indies; Sur. M 4 Lacblan, 49th F. Cape of Good Hope; Sur. O' Beirne, 2d W. I. R. ; Hosp. Assist. Mawry, Kandy, Ceylon. ...

... Goltenburgh, with six feel water in ber hold. The Victor, from Si. Thomas's to Bordeaux ; Henry. San- guinol, bound lo the West Indies; Grnnterre, and the Ferdi- nande Adolphe, were driven on shore at the Isle d' Aix tbe 10th inst. but expected te be got ...

... one duty. The new duiies on CofTee are as follow— they too are en- tirely Customs duties. Coffee from our Colonies in the West Indies, or in the West of Africa os. 6d. perlb. From within the limits ofthe East India Company's Charter Os. 9tl. do. From other ...