... WEST INDIES. The Lnril.S'chnou pack t, iroin Jamaica, arrived safe at Falmouth. Insurances had been effected Lloyd's high as per cent, owing t> the length her voyage. The whole amount specie brought by her dollars, all ot which understood 10 for merchants' ...

... enacting nich measures. There is not a Briton who does not exelatmr- We must abolish slavery in the West Indies. here is not a planter in the West Indies, but rejoins— Would to God, we could at once abolish slavery, and secure our property. And as to ...

... 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. Accounts received from St Jago Cuba, state that the most awful earthquake experienced for fifty years, took place on tiie morning of the 18th September, between three and four o’clock. One half of the town was destroyed. There were two shocks ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have received .1 G 'ZPttes the 15th On,,her. ihe IO h of that month the House of Assemhly met for the despatch of husimes, when his (jiace, the Governor, made the following speech : Gentlemen of the Cmncil, Mr. Speaker nn'l Gentlemen ...

... 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, Jamaica Papers, to the ult. contain some things, of an amusing, rather than important character. In one ot the Sittings of the House of Assembly, Mr Brown, a Member, told them a dream he had had, after eating hearty dinner; and in another ...

... '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. The Tickler, W. W. Wright, from .Trmsica, with hhdsiugar for T. Gore, do J. and T. HoVrt*on co. casks coffee K. A G. 119 do Howe Hushby, J. Crossfield and co. do C. Horsfall and co. do and co. 6 12 ginger cask old copper D. J. Kier, 17 casks ...

... WEST INDIES. A letter from Jamaica, Hated Sept. 4. confirms the account which some tune ai>o of the great dissatisfaction entertained the Havuans. and adds, tliat the inhabitants of tlie City of Si Domingo not only refused pav their ijuota the indemnity ...

... WEST INDIES. Lorp REDESDALE presented a petition from certain merchants and others of the city of l‘:«emdon. who hold mortgages or have made advances on West India property.— I'he petition was read. The Eani or LiveErroor was sure that the petition which ...