... and the March in Scipio. Among the visi nrs who have arrived this season are a great many invalids from the East and West Indies, and some even from America, the virtues ofthe waters being considered very effective in liver complaints, jaundice, &c ...

... SHIP NEWS Deal, Kept. 3— Arrived tho Tulloch Cattle, from the West Indies. Arrived from London, the Hairiet, Clark; and Rat- clille, Morris, for Ihe South Seas. Falmouth, Sept. 2.— Arrived the Bet-y, Leadbetter, from SI. Petersburgh. Bridgewater.Sept ...

... to such as may be ordered of them so fitted. As the Life Pre- server would be ofthe highest importance in the East and West Indies, any persons wishing to send it abroad will be provided Willi instructions for attaching the invention, and will also have ...

... It was stated that Captain Harris was appointed to hrs Majesty's ship Hussar in 1823, aud repaired to his station in the West Indies, from whence he returned to England in 1826, and that during his absence from England he carried on a criminal intercourse ...

... Lieutenant of the Challenger. Devon-port, Oct. 25.— Sailed the Victor, 18, Capt. George Lloyd, to join the Squadron iv the West Indies l Wtazle, 10, Capt. J. B. I)i ndas, with dispatches for Sir Edward Co- driwgton-, off Navarino ; and the Plumper, 12. Lieut ...

... OOU/. on Mci chants account- On Thursday, Vice Admiral Sir Lawrence W >r . }| ?? ! ?? returned from the command in the West Indies, in the j Isis, 50, Capt. Much Patton. having been relieved on the lit!. | April, by Vice-Admiral tbe Hon. C. E. Eleviim; ...

... the Commander in Chief- Office, i.i the Horse Guards, at which General Sir 11. Waroe, the Commander of the Forces in the West Indies, was presented to his Lordship, on vis return from Harris. lne-. of which Island Sir Henry was Governor ; and Geueral Sir ...

... India; Orestes, Nicholson, for South America; and Thetis, Anderson, for Majorca. Sept. 23.— Arrived the Pusey, Hall, for the West Indies; Montreal, Findlay, from Tobago; and Frederick, Curtis, from Jamaica. Portsmouth, Sbpi. 23. — Arrived the Vigilant, Boutilliers ...

... spoke, 17th tilt, the brig Liberty, Chalker, the Captain ill from a fall, supplied medinine; George ll.hbert, from the- West Indies; and Hibberts, Theaker, from Bombay. Arrived from London, the George Bentinck, Marking, for Cub* ; Anthony, Headly, for ...

... I 1! .. t .. 11 Coast of Africa 11l 1 . . 4 Cape of Good Hoope 1 I 1 i 1 i .. .. * East Indies 3 2 4 S .. ?? .. .. le West Indies, Bermu- da, ami Jamaica I 9 3 6 4 • 11 i2G South America 1 3 3 2 ai . I ' li> Halifax & Newfoundl. .. 1 1 • .. 1 r British ...

... caught, and that the ship, pl' : der trie command dfanolrier per- son, was finally obliged to take up a freight in the West Indies, having foiled in hi- primaA object of getting a sufficient freight in the peculiar products ofthe South Seas; and thai ...

... Punishments in the Army in each Regiment during the last two years. — Mr. Hi. me ; Number of Ships trading between the British West Indies and the United States for the last eleven years. —Sir J*»hn Newport; To bring umler view of the House the state of the law ...