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... and Louisa transports for Jamaica. Plymouth, May 16. — Arrived the Lady Combermere, from Trinidad ; and Keith, from die West Indies. Sailed the British Union, Pomes, from Lisbon. Falmouth, May 16.— Arrived the Lord Marlborough packet, Bull, from Lisbon ...
... Land Company will be the means of in- troducing capital, and thus by building mills, increase the means of supplying the West Indies ; in the mean time American flour should be allowed free ingress along our Boundary Line, in Bond, for export to the Islands ...
... afford- ed to the Landed Interest of England ; the policy to be pursued with respect to the planters and slaves of the West Indies; the Constitution of the House of Commons ; the Law of Libel ; the amount of the Standing Army in time of peace; the prin- ...
... from (he West Indies in every respect but one. It was in the Eastern, not in the Western Hemisphere. Geographically considered, it belonged (o (be East Indies ; yet it was when duties were spoken of it was placed on a footing with the West Indies, and the ...
... which ought in his opinion to have been sustained; tbe Colonies. The plate sent out for the s-n ice of thechnrc! in the West Indies was an officious throwing away of the •,. lie money. Mr. HERRIES said as the speech of the Hon. Member • only made in the ...
... Holy Bible, by Ba-kett ; tforke's Union of Honour. Lords' Journal, 45 vols.; Speed's History of (ireat Bntain, Edwards's West Indies, Warner's Hampshire, Ledwich s Ire- land, LiTe of E. D. Clarke, Ainsworth's Dictionary, Monll's Lexicon, by Maltby ; Weever's ...
... published, in 3 vols. Svo. 21. los. bds. A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY of the WEST INDIES. By Captain THOS. SOUTHEY, R.N. This Work is a register of events relating to the West Indies: the plan comprehends the whole of the Columbian Islands. It is hoped anil ...
... thirteen ; and One Hun- dred and Fifty above that age. Parents and those entrusted with the care of Children from the East or West Indies, would find this a most eligible situation for them. For references and other particulars, apply (ir by letter post paid) ...
... Servant's Great Coat, and Cape .3 8 0 Bine 312 0 Box Coat five Capes, 5 5 0 5 15 0 Gentlemen equipping for the East or West Indies supplied i with light and suitable Clothing on the lowest terms. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL—Under the Especial Patronage of ...
... versus Ireland. Should our present difficul- ties with the United States be removed, Canada, who now ex- ported to the West Indies, might ihen be cut off from that branch and send us larger supplies home. The Noble Earl then described the promises given ...
... Bond-st. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. By his Majesty's Letters Patent.— The above CLOTH, essential for the East ancl West Indies, and the most beneficial to wear in this country, while its claim to economy is prior to that or every other. May be obtained ...
... go ivith a Gentleman or Family to any part of the world, having being a number of sea voyages, has been to the East and West Indies and other countries • sea- voyages and foreign climates have no effect on the Advertiser's constitution, no objection to ...