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... 53d year of his age, W. G. Wyuen, Esq., of Bury -court, St. Mary A we. On the 27th of March, in the Island ofTrinidad, West Indies, Lieutenant Frederic B. Jackson, R.N. At Hondelle, Island of Ceylon, on 20th January last, Lieu- tenant George Courtney ...
... 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; ...
... from Trieste. June 23. — Arrived the Seringapatam. Cole, from the South Seas; England, Reay, from China ; Reward, from the West Indies ; and Nymph, from Trieste. Arrived from London, the Mary Anne, Lodge, for Quebec; Atalanta, Tute, for Sierra Leone. Portsmouth ...
... House ( ,n that subject last year, had been misrepresented, which had created feelings amongst the owners of Slaves in the West Indies, which he regretted had been excited, but which if his words had been correctly given would never had broken forth. ' Lord ...
... upon them to revise their separate institutions ; the other was for Parliament to interfere. The impoverished state ol the West Indies precluded them from allowing a sufficient remu- neration to secure men ofhigh professional abilities, for st- c h in- dividuals ...
... the white population was occasioned first by the climate; and secondly, because very few white feii.alesvve.it ?? in (he West Indies. Mr. Bryan Edwards in his history represented the brown population as remarkably healthy and free from disease. In the course ...
... Demonologia ; Bow ring's Servian Popular Poetry ; RifTord's Edition of Ford ; Capt. T. Southey's Chronological History otthe West Indies; La Secchia Rapita ; Biber's Phy sicaland Metaphysical Hints for everybody ; Niehuhr's Ro-i mvn History (concluded)— Critical ...
... (we could not hear the name), praying that the House would take into considera- tion the Acts relating to Slaves in the West Indies.— Ordered to lie on the table. CUSTOMS BILL. Mr. Alderman THOMPSON said, he held in his hand a Petition, signed by a number ...
... to an elderly Gentleman, or a- Preparatory Governess in a Family ; she would be happy to accompany a Lady to the East or West Indies, and would do her endeavours to meet the wishes, and give satisfaction to her employer. Reference will be given to a Lady ...
... INSTANCE of the THREE REPORTS of . ~ th * Commissioner of Inquiry into the Administration of Civil «na Criminal Justice in the West Indies. Extracted from the Par- liamentary Papers, with the General conclusions, and the Commis- sioner s Scheme of Improvement ...
... lettered. American Books, imported by John Miller, No. 40, Pall-mall. A COMPLETE ATLAS of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES, on the Plan of Lavoisne. Third Edition, corrected tv 1826, f,_. 6s. bound. AMERICAN NATURAL HISTORY. By John D. Godman ...
... number was not sufficient. They were under the necessity of keeping four o.- five frigates to protect their trade in the West Indie-. In these services so many acts of intrepid gallantry had been performed, that it was impossible to refuse them promotion ...