... THE ARMY. The depod of the S3d, 50th, 77th, 9lst, and 92d Regiments of Foot, now serving in the West Indies, have embarked al the Isle of Wight, for Glasgow and Edinburgh. The depots of ihe 16th and 83d Regiments of Infantry, now nn service at Ceylon ...

... Entwisle, Esq. at ditto, from Richmond ; General Mitchell, at ditto, from Southampton ; General Beard, Governor of Berbice, West Indies, at the Grosvi-nor Hotel; Capt. Perry, of the S6th Foot, at Jitto; H. P. and R. Isherwood, Esqrs. at ditto; Capt. Macdougall ...

... 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 ...

... Distiller, will be afforded below what ?? can b e nade foJ% eren w ifl,outprofit to tbe Dis- -i*ct the complete transfer ta the West Indies of tbe J i or ?? The Distillers, in urging these ruinous tal u*l de dared that they s«r*r no possibility of their *Wed *o ...

... Greeks, and hit, family were of the party as .settlers in the Society's lands. During the passage of the Herald to the West Indies, the Lord Bishops of Jamaica and Barbadoes, preached every Sunday morning r.nd afternoon to the officers and crew of tbat ...

... letter or packet of greater weight than an ounce. Letters , and packets from or to any port in the British Colonies in the West Indies, to or from any port or ports in Coloin- I biaor Mexico, forevery single letter Is., and for every double I letter 2t., ...

... Holland's Bill for limiting the consequences of attainder. There is some intention of allowing newspapers to be sent to the West Indies at a small rate of postage. Seven new stage coaches, called the Wellington, belonging to the spirited proprietor of the ...

... ng Ihe duties on the produce of the Island of Mauritius in all cases io those chargeable on tbe produce of ibe British West Indies. Mr. BER.VALL objected toany decision being come to en thi* question nil certain Papers relative to the Slave Trade were ...

... guishing males and females, registered as Colonial Slaves since the Ist of December, 1824. Also similar returns from the West Indies.— Agreed to. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. Denman presented a Petition from three Dissenting Ministers residing in Derby, in favour ...

... their excellent quality, fir «t style of workmanship, and moderate price. Saddlery and Harness sellable for Ihe East and West Indies, New Sou.h Wales, and the Spanish Main. All the articles are warranted, and that excellent plan of fifty years standing ...

... from Chester, io favour of ihe Bill against Cruelty to Animals. Mr. J. Benett presented a Petition against Slavery iv the West Indies. Mr. Gouliu m presented a Petition from the Mann fac Hirers of Dublin, praying a revision of the present Combination taws ...

... one, two, and three year's hunters. For particulars apply to Mr. Buck, No. 211, Regenl-street, Hanover-square. EAST and WEST INDIES. SAMUEL HICKSON and CO. export to the above places Hams, Tongues, Pickles, Marmalades. Jellies, Jams, Portable Soap. Foreign ...