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... Holland 1197 3410 3779 AFRICA 1499 456 325 AMERICA: British Northern Colonies 2976 1365 438 British West Indies 171*7 29623 27674 Foreign West Indies 4059 Hon 2040 United States 297 a 4519 2606 Brazil 6986 9597 12329 Mexico and Guatimala 127 29176 4655 ...
... Pope. Fellow ol Fmmanuel College, Cambridge, to Rleauor, daughter of Win, Agnew, Esq. of Russell-square. At Benuia, in the West Indies, on the 31-t of last March, by the Rev. Mr. Agassis., Mr. Hull, of Christian Malford, Wilts, to .Miss Cuvillie, ofthe former ...
... 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 ...
... the Indirect Taxes and Excise in South Holland, have been entrusted by his Majesty with missions to our colonies in the West Indies : the first, as we are H--ured, as Commissary-General — the second to regulate the taxes in those colonies. Berlin, Ji ly ...
... the West Indies, supplied from the United States. It requires, Sir, only the encouragement of a very few years, with a CERTAINTY OF NOT BEING SUDDENLY DEPRIVED OE IT, to enable the North American Colonies to supply all the wants of the West Indies, on ...
... 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 ...
... monopoly, by allowing suo-ar to be imported from our East Indian Colonies, at the same rate of duties as the sugars from the West Indies, strange to say, Mr. Huskissom is repre- sented as having opposed to Mr. Whitmore'h mo- tion the very arguments which he ...
... interest which must feel that ?? e Government in the hands of such a coalition is incompatible with its safety, is that of the West Indies. The learned Edinburgh Reviewer, so ob- viously concerned in the formation of an Administra- llo„ lor the King of England ...
... baptism he was called a base-born child; that Austin al- ways treated him as and called him his ...
... Holiness proposed Bishops for several vacant See- ...
... provide for the Churches of Ger- many alone; our heart daily reminded us with increased •orroiv of those Churches in the West Indies, which incon- gruence ol a long deprivation of Pastors were afllicted by a f.tal -erie- of spiritual e\ ils. \\ c were bitterly ...
... dre-s. and cleanly in person, is desirous of a situation a- above ; has been with se- veral Officers abroad, both in the West Indies aud on the Pen- insula ; can give undeniable references. Address by letter, post paid, to A.8., Mr. Walker's, No. 71, J ...