... 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 ...

... — Laid on the table. The same Noble Marquis then presented Petitions for the Mitigation and Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies, from Cobham and its vicinity, and from several places in the county of Oxford. — Laid on the table. The Earl of Lauderdale ...

... 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 ...

... Petitions on a subject connected with hun.anitv were not always well attended to, whether they related to black slave, in the West Indies, to white one. in Ireland, or to the consumers of Corn in England, and were hostile to a powerful interest, to which it ...

... port or place .11 the British Co- lonies or Possessions hereinafter mentioned to wit : — the Bri- tish Possessions iv the West Indies and on the Continent of South America, the Bahama Islands, the islands called Buicos the Bermuda or Summer Islands, the ...

... that the subscription be kept open for two years.— (Cries of Vo, no. ) — There were many soldiers both in the Ln-t and West Indies, and what would these poor fellows say, if by closing the subscription prematurely, they were prevented from testifying ...

... power and of property dread the politics of England re-pecting slaves, and the modern improvements attempted in the British West Indies. This is an insurmountable difficulty with the citizens of Cuba, and leads me to expect it must ultimately fall under the ...

... the New Committee should not be directed exclu-ively to the Canada?, but also to the New States of America, and to the West Indies. These were some of the reasons why in his opinion a Committee should be ap- pointed, and for these, and not the reasons ...

... tankard, cup and cover, waiters, tea and coffee equipages, vvc. recently manufactured for A MAN OF FASHION, retired to the West Indies.— Also, a variety of Parisian Fur- niture, composed of mahogany, bronze and or-molu orna- ments, porcelane, t\c; and a ...

... where he keeps the greatest assortment of elegant Writ- ing and Dressing ?? Bullock Trunk-, and every requisite for Ea>tand West Indies, South America, &c. Plei-ure Mar- quees and Tents of the be-t quality, to let oil hire. T7*OR COUGHS— PECTORAL ESSENCE ...

... bring a Serjeant to a .'nil- •••' ,vas Sfs*''' ' >,lt '■>' n ' s K°d conduct after- ?? himself on, and fell in the West Indies at the head „,v, ha\ ing attained the rank of Captain. J \\lll said, he differed from the Gallant Officer who ?? ||c was ...

... keeps the greatest assortment of elegant Writ- ing and Dressing Cases, Bullock Trunks, and every requisite for Ea.t and West Indies South America, Ac. Pleasure Mar- quees and Tents ofthe be-t quality, to let ou hire. JSM ET I If; RST,attheOLD ESTABLISHED ...