... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. Royal Hotel, St. James's -street, Nov. 4, 1825. Mr- Editor — Without entering upon the general question touched upon in your Paper of this day, by a person signing No West India Planter nor Mortgagee, allow me to observe ...

... objects of this benevolent Society, to en- deavour to do something to mitigate the sufferings of our fellow-creatures in the West Indies. The health of G. P. Jervoise, Esq. the member of the county, was also received with great approbation, coupled with a wish ...

... take prompt and decisive measures for carrying into effect the Resolutions relative to the slate of the Negroes in the West Indies, which passed the House of Commons in 1823, giving at the same time to. the Planters such remuneration as, in the wisdom ...

... Boulogne. Amongst other passen- gers by the latter were the crew of the brig Nile, (laden with wine and barilla, from the West Indies) which was wrecked in the gale of the 2d instant to the westward of Boulogne. A French sloop called the Louise, went ashore ...

... lime ago a Gentleman, a friend of Ihe family, had been on n visit to tbem for a few days previous to bis embarking for the West Indies. Having some how ?? ?? ?? that fact, the impostor made it the ground work or the hoax whicb he practised ,on Ihe unsuspecting ...

... -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* ...

... 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 ...

... title ; that Mr. Rule had retained bis legal claim on tbe estate, and thai be had actually instituted proceedings in Ihe West Indies respecting the estate, making the present plaintiffs co-defen- dants, The plaintiffs had laid out many thousand pounds on ...

... Patentee, J. T Thompson, at his Camp Equipage Warehouse, 116. Long Acre, where several are now on show for ihe Kast and West Indies. tilled up in a peculiar manner, warranted to exclude nvery description of vermin. Also, an exiensive assortment of Break- ...

... their excellent quality, first slyle of workmanship, and moderate price. Saddlery and Harness suitable for the East and West Indies, New Smith Wales, and the Spanish Main. All the articles are warranted, and thai excellent planaf fifty years standing, ...