... 84th to tlte West Indies. The depot is to be composed of the Junior Major, four Junior Captains, and Junior Lieute- nants and En*ign«. The last division ofthe 22 ...

... ports and exports of Great Britain nnd Ireland from and to the West Indies? The calendar of crime is shockingly great in the U lte Kingdoms; but grimes are seldom committed in the West Indies, because every Planter su- perintends the morals of his slaves ...

... Detachments belonging lo the 27th, 35th, and 6oth Regiments of Infantry have received oiders to embark at Portsmouth, for the West Indies. A detachment belonging to the 85th Regiment ol loot, is ordered lo embark at Dovor, for Malta. Detachments belonging to ...

... 36 West Indies. Cyane 24 Coast of Brazil. J ohn Adams 24 West Indies. Erie 18? XI ?? Ontario 18$ Mediterranean. Peacock 18 Pacific. Hornet 18 West Indie-. Boston 13? W ' „c J ,llt in l * o *tission S early next year. Spark (brig) 12 West Indie's. Porpoise ...

... General, Sir Henry Torrevs, K. C. B. This Regiment has but recently arrived from Ireland, where it had landed from the West Indies, at which station it had re- mained several years, and had greatly distinguished itself at the taking of Guadaloupe. It ...

... latter from Manchester. The 19th, 22d, 84th, and 86th regiments are ordered for early embarkation from Ireland for the West Indies, from which quarter the 9th regiment will come home for duty at Plymouth, and the 21st regiment for duty in this Garrison ...

... Regiment of Infantry , has received orders, on being relieved in Ireland by the 37 tb Foot to prepare for embarkation for the West Indies. Detachments of Recruits arrrived in town on Wednesday, from Bristol, on route to join their respective Corps and Depots ...

... the 93d Regiment of Foot, has received orders to proceed from Leith to Portsmouth, for the purpose of embarking for-the West Indies. Detachments belonging to the 90th and 95th Regiments of Infantry, have received orders to proceed from Sunderland to Portsmouth ...

... of the oth regiment marched through this city, on their way to Weedon Barrack-, after an absence of seven years in the West Indies. Op Wednesday the labourers of Sir Henry Tichborvr, Bart, with their wives and children, together with the other poor families ...

... Esq. and supported by John Duer, Esq. (a West India Proprietor!) Mr. J. Robins, who had also been several years in the West Indies, G. C. Marshall, Esq. and Lord G. Lennox. The Resolutions and Petition were put aud carried nem dis. ...

... Division of the lst Battalion of the Royals sailed on the lst inst. on board the Jupiter transport, from Cork, for the West Indies. The Royal Staff Corps has completed its Augmentation Establishment. The Depot of the 69th Regiment of Infantry has received ...

... 650,255 521,574 3611,214 British West Indies 3,461,035 3,389,685 3,143,927 3,965,270 Do. North Colonies 1,854,219 1,519,386 1,263,816 1,051,428 United States 5,950,857 5,331,558 6,712,669 6,034,701 F»reigu West Indies .. 1,171,056 1,073,914 868,040 1 ...