... 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 ...

... neral Thomas Joseph Backhouse, who fer many years commanded his Majesty's 47th Regiment, princi- pally in the Ea-t and West Indies, and was second in command to the late Sir Samuel Achrauty , at the taking of Montevideo. Yesterday morning, in Gloucester-place ...

... 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 ...

... to his Majesty. The 16th Regiment is ordered home from In- i? V R - n l l L h * 65,h R ?? m * n * fro ' Ireland, to the West Indies. I no 07th Regiment will take up their quarters in Ireland. Ihe Depot of ihe 83d Regiment at Mull is or- dered to this District ...

... Egremont, where she fell over, and hes in consequence been obliged to discharge her cargo. The James j from the Clyde to; the West Indies, was on toe Garrawny Rock, Bully Walter, on the 23d iost. The Enigheden, Fisher, from Bergen to' Barcelona, foun- dered ...

... a regular Regatta, off Ihe Palace of Alexandria. The Ferret -loop of war may be hourly expected, with specie, from the West Indies, the Briton having -poken her two days ago. American Papers to the 25th ult. arrived last night ; but their contents are ...

... protection to property in the West Indies; wso, a Petition from the same place, airainst any further con- ee T„ on _« ...

... extraordinary facts havo be'eii brought to ngni, relative lo Ihe system of privateering, or piracy, iii . tl* seas ot the West Indies. It appears that two merchants ol great pro- perty, and previou-ly held t„ be of great respectability also, residing in ...

... Seqier, from St. Petersburg!! ; Sophia, Sanderson, and Hop*, Gilbert, from Memel. His Majesty's ship Aurora, from the West Indies, is not ar- rived at Portsmouth, as stated in the books on Monday. (PROM THE lIUMRER MERCURY.) Losi OF A Humber Keel ofe ...

... in Orchard-street ; Major aud Mrs. Robt. Fitzpatrick. in Hertford-street, May-fair; Major Flynn, in Pall- mall, from the West Indies; Mr. Edward Fauquier, in Scotland- yard; Major Forrester, in Park-street, from Dublin; Mr. Willi -tin Frederick Forster ...

... on the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Huskisson) the policy of equalizing the Duties on Sugar, whether from the East or the West Indies. He did not approve of irritating language. If ihe duties were equalized the opportunity would be taken away of constantly ...

... at the London Hotel, Albemarle- street, from Cornwall ; J. Jeremie, Esq. at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn.street, from tbe West Indies ; J. H. Kennedy, Esq.M.P. at ditto, from Scotland. DEPARTURES. Lord Dnngarvon, for Dublin; the Earl and Countess of Bradford ...