... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the end of November have arrived. The House of Assembly met on the 10th, and its proceedings were subsequently conducted with dignity and moderation. The speech of his. Excellency Lord Sligo was temperate and conciliatory ...

... WEST INDIES. Private letters from Jamaica and the Leeward Islands concur in well-working of the apprenticeship system, and that the apprentices were daily becoming more satisfied with it, inasranch as they now. with but few exceptions, fully appreciate ...

... WEST INDIES. WE *ere last o erk prevented by a press of local melter from adverting to the appointment, on the motion of Mr. Buxton, ol the 2ind It. of a select committee to inquire into i he situation of the 4pprenticel negroes. 'The numerous accredittd ...

... HIE WEST INDIES The Jamaica mail has brought us dates to tbe tftfth of November. flu- House of As- sembly met on the buh. aud Mr. Barrett was again chiseii Speaker. His Excellency V. speech is very brief and . odious, lie merely .alls the attention of ...

... Theatricals in the West Indies— We have been favoured with the sight of letter from T. Rowe, Esq., Purser of M S. asp, and late of Newton Bushed, as congenial spirit as ever hail his corporeal frame grilled under the fervid influence of the tropical sun ...

... coast of Spain and the West Indies; Reindeer packet, Lieut. Dicken, for the Havannah, Belize, and Mexico ; & Pigeon packet, Lieut. Harvey, for the West Indies. MpknAY..^ — Arrived, Plover packet, Lieut. Luce, from the West Indies : sailed from St. Thomas's ...

... The Palinoutb Packets. Satuukav — Arrived, the Pandora packet, Lieut. Crokc-, from the West Indies, sailed from Saint Thomas's, 6th December. Sunday. — Sailed, H.M. bri:; Nautilus, Lieut. Crooke, tor Lisbon ; H.M. steamer Hermes, Lieut. Blount, fi.'i- ...

... ileaui but those alluded to in the petition. , In the Committee on the Bill for the better administration of justice in the West Indies, some amendments were made, with which LORD LYNDHURST expressed himself satisfied. TUESDAY.—LORD PLUNKET presented Bill ...

... Rridlington, IV.r the better observance of the Sabbath-day. j On the motion of Lord Glenefg, the Administra- of Justice (West Indies') Bill went through a immittee, and reported, with amendments, j The Noble Lord said it was proposed that the Chief j Justice ...

... the presentation of petitions on various subjects. The Bill to provide for the better administration of justice in the West Indies was the only exception. It was reported, and, on the motion Lord Clentlg, two amendments were made. ...

... — Arrived H.M. brig Espoir, Lt. Riley, from Lisbon, sailed 21st March ; and Sea Gull packet, Lieut. Parsons, from the West Indies : sail- ed from St. Thomas's 17th March. ...

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