... WEST INDIES. A pamphlet has recently appeared on the interesting subject of Slave Emancipation ; a measure, from the carrying of which, the noble Seeretary of State for the Colonies has officially and publicly declared the national determination is not ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The following address was presented by the Rouse of Assembly of Ilarbadoes to the l'resident, the klonsJohn Braithwaite Skeete, in reply to his Speech an opening the present Session of the Legislature of that island : TO TUE HON. 3011 ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica Papers to the 17th October have been received. They contain the particulars of the opening of the New House of Assembly of that island. After the usual ceremonies, the late Speaker, David Finlayson, Esq., was unanimously re-elected ...

... 'WEST INDIES. TRINIDAD. By his Excellency Sir Ralph James Woodford, Bart., Governor and Connander-ia-Chief in and over the said Island and its Dependencies, Vice-Admiral thereof, &c. ie. (L. 8.) RALPH JAMES WOODPORD. ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord REDESDALE presented a Petition from certain merchants and others of the .of London, hold mori gages or have made advances on West India property. In presenting this petition, the Noble and Learned Lord dwelt at considerable length on ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord REDESD ALE presented apetition from certain merchants and others of the city of London, who hold mortgages or have made advances on West India property. In presenting this petition the Noble and Learned Lord dwelt at considerable length ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers report, that the (louse of Assembly is about to be dissolved, which has occasioned a brisk canvass through the island. It. was reported that orders for the dissolution had been received by the Governor from England, on account ...

... WEST INDIES. We extract the following curious Correspondence from a Colonial Journal. That a represen. tative of the KING should enter into a negucia. tion with the Speaker of a Colonial Assembly, as to the conditions on which his august . Party will ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord REDhSDlL,presented a petition from certain merchants and otlers of the city of London, who hold mortgages or have made advances on West India property.—The petition was read. The Earl of 'Ay Etu!oo was sure that the petition which had ...

... WEST INDIES. 144. HUM F: having MitiesortieoiCserv -- titan in reference to a motion, of which notice had been given for that night by an Ho. pourable Member (Mr. LushMgton), presented a petition from George Charles Rapier, of Grenada, complaining of ...

... WEST INDIES. A Leeward Island mail arrived last week, and we are grieved to be compelled to publish the following account : ,- . (From Zile St. Thimiae's Times of July Iti.) It is with deep regret that it falls to our lot to record the melancholy c ...

... WEST INDIES, PUBLIC AIEBTING AT TRINID AD . ( Continued from our Paper of Tuesday.) I N. FR ANCOIR D'ABADlE — Gentlemen, these resolutions, draWn p by your Committee; and now brought before you for beration, come to us with the approbation of those se ...