... PIRACY IN THE WEST INDIES. St. Thovi ?? Oct. 18. — A newspaper of the _Blh of No- vember, contains an order from his M vjk.-ty, under date of ihe 20, h of A prii, stating that having already found ourendeavour-. with those of oiher maritime power*, ti> ...

... 1 C ?? t ' H-yan*.m«-»quare ■■ Mr. Lloyd Caldicott, late High Bher.fi ot ( aernarvouslnre, in Piccadilly, f ro ,„ the West Indies; Mr. and Mrs. West, in Gloncerter-pUce^from ParU • Major and Mrs. Murray, in Curzon-street, May-fair from p/r I'• Sir Charles ...

... ! By the cargo, and pieces o! the ve**el that have come on shore, she proves to be the William, of Liverpool, from the West Indies, with a cargo of coffee, sugar, cotton, logwood, tVc. — Several ot the dead bodies were seen floating in along shore in ...

... flowers, and extract of the gnacco, a plant which has of late caused con- siderable sensation in South America and the West Indies, in consequence of its being a specific for the bite of the most poisonous reptiles. Presents were announced from the Grand ...

... most dangerous parts of the Channel. In the lat- ter capacity he was actively employed on the coast of Africa and in the West Indies, until the close of the war. He was a seaman every inch (as the saying is), and though peculiarly gentle and mild in manner ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Cases, Bullock Trunks, Improved Military Drawers. Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Canteens, and every requisite for East and West Indies, South America, Ac. — Pleasure Marquee* and Tents of the best quality Lent on Hire. IC E VA S ES ~o r W I NE COOLERS are ...

... of brass wire Fire Guards, applicable to ' j all grates, high nursery ditto, and gauze wove wire work for Ihe East and West Indies. QUARTER CASKS of fine rich-flavoured ' OLD PORT, containing Fourteen Dozen, for Sixteen Guineas, each being at the low ...

... far surpasses all other soponaceu- preparation*. It is prepared in squares, and al*o in round cake* for shaving. For the West Indies, Ac. it j, an antidote again*, the bite of the musqnito and other noxious insects. Al-o Atkin- son's Old Brown Wind-or Soap ...

... far surpasses all other saporaceu- preparation-. It is prepared in squares, and also in round cakes for shaving. For the West Indies, ...