... daughter of Samuel Fisher, Esq., M.D.. of Johnitone-.treet. DIED-On tha 9th of April, at the Government House, in Antigua. West Indies, Captain Alhiil, R.N., only son af S. Athill, Esq , Couiraauder-in. Chief for the time heine of that island. * At Paris ...

... upper. On Friday last James Burton Robartsox, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Roba.tson, late of the l.land of Gre- nada, in the West Indies, Esq. deceased, and James Loxdau. Esq. of St. John's College, Cambridge, M.A. were admitted ' _ _ c ?? *_ Barr '«ersat Us ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ofthe con- dition of the Colony, could make nothing against him ; because Lord Baihurst had required all Ministers in the West Indies In transmit such accounts, and tbey had been printed by the order of that House. Tbe picture he had drawn, bowever melancholy ...

... from the olher House forthe purpose of abo- lishing prohibitions, was to remove all duties on -.Nicies, ihe produce of the West Indies, which were chiefly calculated foi their own use, or for that of the white population. He cun*)i .lered this as a most ...

... intention to propose a reduciion so as lo make merely nominal. These would ia agreat degree be found bene- ficial to ibe West Indies, the consumption of whose products he was anxious lo encourage by a diminution of duty as far as was possible. He had now ...

... which was exactly ihe reverse of what had hitherto h ' .Now both Canada and America looked chiefly for . „ V o ?? the West Indies, where it was necessary ,hj , ur , T^ '• exported in the shape of flour. A __J__r^^»« therefore must be made even in Canada ...

... return from the Garter Mission to the King of France, by Btr Geo. Nay ler. Lieut. -Governor Beard, on his return from the West Indie*. Mr. C. Young, York Herald, Secretary to tbe Mission for* investing bis Most Christian Majesty with the Order ofthe Garter ...

... tbeir excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. Saddlery and Harness saiiahie fur ihe East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. All the articles are warranted, and tbat excellent plan of fifty years Standing ...

... Spruce Fir, tur ni-hes an elegant and wholesome beverage for families, and becomes indispensable in voyages to the East or -West Indies, or any warm climate. Price 3s. per packet, contain- ing sntlicieiit for nine lumblers, wilb proper directions. GINGER BEER ...

... will of the individual commander. He asked to have the British seaman placed in as good a situation as tbe slave in the West Indies. By an existing law, no slave could be punished till twenty-fours bad elapsed, from the com- mission of the offence, or ...