... WEST INDIES. By her Majesty * packet Delight, from the West Indies, we have received Jamaica papers to the 291h May. She has biought about eighty thousand dollars on freight. The news from Jamaica is still unfavourable. Every thing wore a gloomy aspect ...

... WEST INDIES. We are sorry to fiml, the newspapers ami lottei-s received by the last packet which arrived from the West Indies, ihat the state of our colonics there, and particularly of Jamaica, is the reverse of satisfactory. It is true that there has ...

... WEST INDIES. A mail from Jamaica has arrived in London, and, will be seen in our extracts, brings rather satisfactory intelligence respecting the state of the negro population, and other matters commercially important. IMPORTANT FROM PERSIA. (From the ...

... WEST INDIES. A Jamaica mall has arrived the Linnet, sailed from St. Thomas’s Ist August, and Cape lleuri Gth August. The following are extracts from the brought:— •* understand,” says the Standard, ** that the highest civil authority in neighbouring parish ...

... WEST INDIES. The latest intelligence continues to be unfavourable; in Jamaica, as elsewhere, the negroes pretty generally remained obstinate in their determination not to work. EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF LORD DURHAM IN ENGLAND. The New York packet, Wellington ...

... WEST INDIES, Files of tlio J.jmaica Itoyul (lozctte Shm'Uvd, to t‘ic *2lst nit. inclusive, liavc been received in Fiver- | pool, an bring accounts with regard to the mercantile inteiest this important (olory, which arc not, con>idored eenerallv, «.f ...

... WEST INDIES. His Majesty’s ship Lyra, arriva »t Falmouth, has brought letters aud papers from St Thomas’s the all. eud from the various other lalaods of correspondlnj dates. The holidays had passed over without any disturbances at some of the islands ...

... WEST INDIES. We have received Trinidad Papers to the 4th May, from which subjoin few extracts:— On Sunday last, at 5 p. m. his Majesty's brig Despatch came to anchor in the gulf, having on board Excellency the right bon. Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bark ...

... WEST INDIES. have received a file of Jamaica Papers to March 6, inclusively, and Papers to Feb. 27, inclusively, and they continue report rather favourably than otherwise of the condition of the colonies. They are much taken with the news from England ...

... WEST INDIES. Felix Farley's Bristol Journal says—“ Information' has been obtained from Jamaica of the Ist of August, the day on which slavery ceased in the British Colonies. It does not appear that any acts of violence had been committed. The day was ...

... WEST INDIES. A Jamaica mail has been received. The new House of Assembly had met, and passed resolutions adhering to the demands by the previous house. The result after some angry proceedings, was that Sir Lionel Smith, Governor, prorogued the Legislature ...

... WEST INDIES. We have received accounts from Barhadoes to the 10th ult. by the Annie, Birkell, arrived at Cork, which are satisfaetory. All was quiet there, also the neighbouring islands. HM S. Belvidera had arrived there from St. Kitts, and reported ...