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... THE WEST INDIES IVIRAI I ol A I. UTTER IRoII A XAVAI. OFFICRR. t , c . . ?? Antigua, Nov. 30. Mnce I arrived in this part of the world 1 have already visited Sa.m I).. miner,, an 1 the Caraccas, as well a- many of the 'Vest lnd.a I -lands; and if the ...
... entitled An Act to regulate the trade between his Majesty's posses- sions in America and the West Indies, and other places in America and the West Indies ; aud the limitations in question «re two. By the _d section, goods imported in foreign ships ...
... lit. l l >. 1. long 7.35. hy the Sylph, Underbill, arrived oil the Isle of \Vi»ht — BroughtoH, Luke, London, for the West Indies. 2sth ?? L. by N. 50 miles, all well, by the Malvina, Edward, arrived at Salcombe.— Williams, Spiers, of and from Liverpool ...
... Slaney. sloops. £y i ipe op Good Hope — OwenGlendower (CommodoreChris- £i ii in), Samarang, Sparrowhawk, Helicon. ■fil West Indies — lsis (Vice- Admiral Sir Lawrence Halsted) ra? Aurora, Druid, Rattlesnake, Te\eed, and Valorous, frigates ; 3s Beaver, ...
... with Colonies as essentially differing from every other. But the intercourse between the United States and the British West Indies, has in fact always been considered by both parties as of a peculiar character, vvhich distinguished it from every other ...
... Mi the British Colonies, shall absolutely cease on the Ist of De- j& cember next, so far as respects South America, the West Indies, Hthe Bahama Islands, Bermuda, and Newfoundland, and, on H some oilier subsequent days, so far ns respects the British pos- ...
... the persons composing the expedition had been lost by ihe insolvency of a person named Desborough, who re- sided in the West Indies. s Lord Stowell — Who was Mr. Desborough ? Sir C. Robinson— My Lord, that will be explained in the case, and I really must ...
... total abolition Slave Trade would necessarily lead to a ;>-'• amelioration ofthe condition of the Black throughout the West Indies. In thisca.rc: 1 ...
... Foreign Ser- vice, with little intermission, for nearly nineteen years, the last eight of which have been *pent in the West Indies, where their casualties from death lihs been much under the general average of other European Regiments. On their departure ...
... of the Lnited State*, on British vessels trading between the United States and the British Colonies ?? America, ?? the West Indies. A proposition made by his Majesty's Government to the United States, through the British Plenipotentiaries, in ihe late ...
... individuals suvedM prom his Majesty's schooner Magpie, which was lost some months! {since off the Island of Cuba, in the West Indies, j His Majesty's ship Espeigle, Capl. Ywtcs, lias met with >eryß jboisteroiis weather olf the Havannah-. feet ween tlie ...
... exception, with regard to the Colonies of that Kingdom in ihe Arctic. Seas, but none with regard ?? her Colonies in the West Indies. In th. courso ofthe lust cummer, tho term to which oax lit.t Caii.tn'jrciftl Tr-:it>' ivith Sivodoa wm li-nitad, baa expired ...