... O'Conncll. LIMERICK, Dec. 20. Sir CnARt.Es Doyle, the late esteemed Major-General of this district, will shortly proceed to the West Indies, where he has been appointed to a command. — Major-General Sir Edward Blakeney spoke in favourable terms of the discipline ...

... Druminond, of the loth Hussars, from Surrey, for Cadlauds, in Hampshire ; Mr. John Wilson, at the Clarendon Hotel, from the West Indies ; Mr. John Forbes, M.P. for Clifton Hot Wells; Major and Mrs. Sheldon, for Paris; Mr. Samuel Knight, for Cambridge; Sir ...

... ScotUud. The Earl of SnAPTssBURY presented a Petition Groui the town of Cheltenham, against tha continuance of Slavery ia the West Indies. The Bills brought up from the Commons were severally read a first lime. SECOND MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Sir Ai Gravt, ...

... was a young man, twenty-three years ofage, and by vocation a Captain ofa merchant ve»«e., trading between Bristol and the West Indies. The Defendant wat a person of some property, residing at Bris- tol, where he filled the respectable and lucrative office ...

... mhia , Hnghlngton, fl, Sierra Leone , Truelove, for Odessa, Adventure, for J,! maica; and John Bushman, transport, for the West Indies. Tbe whole of tho oui ward-bound have sailed ->»««*». Portsmouth, Mat SB—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cial- lwjjar, from Lisbon ...

... heavy gale of wind, which occurred on the 14th of that month, as accounts have reached Halifax from various parts of the West Indies, Stales, &c, and no tid- ings whatever of them have beea received. ...

... from a tour; Mr. Henry Weymouth, iv Bryan- anslon-square; Major Weston and Captain Churchill, in Picca- dilly, from the West Indies; Mrs. Co Will in Gloucester-place; Mrs. Robert Fergusson in Great Cumberland-street; Mr. and Mrs. Kullerton in Stanhope-street ...

... in Chief. 44 To the respective Captain*. Commanders, and Commanding Officer* of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels iv the West Indies. ...

... presented a Petition from the Corporation and Inhabitants of Stockton, for the Amelioration orthe condition ofthe Slaves in the West Indies, and a similar Petition, which also stated the readiness or the Petitioners to . afford full compensation to the Planters ...

... tical penalties. He ?? naerelv move that the Bill be read a f rst time, and that it be printed.— Agreed to. SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. Lord Dundas presented Petitions from Halifax. Yorkshire, from New Malton, and from Kingston-upon Hull, for the Abo- lition ...

... of Wellington presented a Petition from the In- habitants of the City of Carlisle, for the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. Lord CALTHORPE preseuted Petition- from Sudbury, from Newport Pagnell, from several Parishes in the County of Leicester ...

... circumstances, arc of such importance to commerce, navigation, and manufactures. The good effects of the mission to the West Indies are al- ready felt. The declaring St. Eustatia to be a free port has revived commerce, and his Majesty hopes that the ohstacles ...