... Columbine, and Coromandel, arrived there in seven days from this port, aud sailed again for Bermuda. The Victor. lor the West Indies, arrived at the Canary I -lands on the all: ult. Came in the Nightingale. Vigilant, and Bramble, from . ruise-. Sailed, ...

... Mates, respecting the Laws about to be established, prohibiting the intercourse between the American Ports and the llritish West Indies. Subterraneous Fire at Osmington, Dorset. P? th . c '•th-eastern coast of Weymouth Bay, opposite to tha Island of Portland ...

... 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- ...

... their seat, Nuueham, Oxfordshire ; A. I. Dunlop, Esq. and James Noild, Esq. at Fladoug's Hotel, Oxford- s.reet, from the West Indies ; J. Gordon, Esq. at ditto, from Scotland ; B. Kingston, Esq. at ditto, fro.n Southampton ; the Rev. H. C. Or-1, and John ...

... Mer- chants of that place was, to make it the intermediate Fort for the trade between the United States and the British West Indies, particularly Jamaica, in- stead of letting it pass through Cuba. A letter from Bogota, published in the Cartha- gena Gazelle ...

... ilasgow, on Wednesday concluded a contract for immediately furnishing 18,000 bricks, in fine order, for exportation to the West Indies, at it. lis. per thousand ; and his carts have since been busily employed in delivering them at Broomielaw. — (Edinburgh ...

... 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 ...

... Joseph, for Calcutta, on the sth of Feb., in lat'. 13. 31. N. long. 25. 19. W.— Sailed hi. Majesty's ship Fairy, for the West Indies; Hayclon trans- port, for Quebec ; and Duke of York steamer, for Lisbon. Plymouth, July 28. — Sailed the Argus, Forster ...

... Ministers do not intend to send more troops to Portugal at present, as three transports, lately arrived at Portsmouth from the West Indies, have been dis- charged on their arrival. The whole of the detachment of the Marines which was at Lisbon before the arrival ...

... 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 ...

... Codriugton. The Victor, 18, Captain G. Lloyd, went out of harbour on Tuesday, was paid wages, and sailed last evening for the West Indies. The Plumper gun-brig, Lieut. Medley, sailed yesterday for Lisbon and the Coast of Africa. Hi- Majesty's ships Tyne, Acorn ...