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... surviving relatives. They are said to have been written only a few hours prior to the moment of his intended departure for the West Indies. J O'er the mist -shrouded cliffs of the low mountain straying Where the wild winds of winter incessantly rave, What woes ...
... in a proper light. 6 Let us count our gains -let us bring to the test the loftyf phrases of Colonial declamation., 'The West Indies, ' we 'aref told are a source of vast wealth. and revenue to the country- they are a nursery of searnen-they take great ...
... is 10 degrees below freexhig,portit. Then name not this among the cruelties of the.colonists, for who have visited the West Indies know plats a period that_the slave population are more Sleek and healthy than any other. It may be said our countrimen are ...
... TO AMERICA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Stu,—Your remarks, in last week's ' paper, on the subject of the opening of the West Indies to the Americans, (now, it is said, in contemplation by our too liberal Government,) gave the, in common, I doubt not, with ...
... Egyptian to.ysl 24,320 flays Import of Cotton into Liverpool. 1820. From America Dags 412,410 Brasil 184.75* East Indies West Indies 11.718 Egypt. 23,558 840,UPH 830,245 The stock of cotton in Liverpool, believe, turns nut to 15 begs more than the previous ...
... Minnie:ll, in comparison with a cartwhip is a were toy. Now, Sir, any man hating the most indifferent knowledge of the West Indies would Start with disgust at such distortions; and were we informed the _editor of the Mercury could disfleme his frame iti ...
... interests of this country, and,So inconsistent, as to give this boon to the Americans. \\Then it is considered that the West Indies do not' it all desire the obnoxious niea . . . . sure; that the Canadians, who ra:e ignorant that it is even 'c.ontemplated; ...
... VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING * Etbrrpool SINCE OCR LAST PIBUCATION. EAST INDIES. (! *C. WEST INDIES, Ac. Man,lla T A Ripley t Lyra. J Dry-dale, Andros .. . i; Lady Douglas. Wilkinson. iVemerYa 'mric , Robert M'W illiam, W GrHßths, Demenira, W Mediterranean ...
... ?iuport?. WEST INDIES. Norah, A Kennan, rtan Danmerara with s5 ih sugar, 15 pch 1a ih. r, rum. R I'nzle. 3Sh auar. IS Pih 15 h rum, S M'IKay *8 do s 0o 1hsgr 1sn..odo, J Bolton.. .44 peh nmoiaases. ., Jones, Mniun, and Foster. .20 h sugar, Siuidb5Ch ...
... embraced the army as • profession, and enteied the Calderas Guards at the age of 16. He served both is America •rol the West Indies. and was Aid-de-Camp to Ges. Bargoytie is unfortunate campaign. His Lorded, was successively appointed Colonel of the 85th ...
... of agricultural productions. allusion whatever is made to the negotiations respecting renewal of intercourse with the West Indies; we trust, therefore, that the report of their failure is correct. Upon the whole, we can see nothing in the message which ...
... do, J. Rhodes. .455 ch 48 in oranges, M'Andrew and Pilcher..2 do, said Master. .25 bg wool, 20 pipes oil, Order.. K Dk. WEST INDIES. Nora!), of Liverpool, 264, A. Kerman, Demerara, 35 bhd sugar, I& pcn 15 ui runt, It. Maekenzie..3s libd sugar, 15 pen 15 ...