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... Kinsale, have replaced those of the 7th Fusiliers at Tralee The following appointmenU to the staff of the army in the West Indies have lately taken place, viz. :— Lieutenant M Dill, of the Royal Engineers, to be Fort Adjutant at Gre- nada, vice Lieutenant ...
... Frazer, of the 74th, has joined the depot com- panies of his regiment at Waterford, from the service companies in the West Indies, and has been appointed acting paymaster to the depot companies, in the room of Ensign De Bults, who held that appointment ...
... the ar- rival ofthe General Palmer transport, which is to convey it and the draft of the 52d Regiment now at Cork to the West Indies. Ensign L. H. Peel, of the 52d, has joined the depot compa- nies of his regiment at Naas on appointment. Captain Newman ...
... from New Bruns- : wick. Sailed the Pomona* Pattisou, for Quebec. FALMOUTH, June 2.— Arrived the Magnet packet, from the ' West Indies, sailed from Barbadoes the llth of \pril, Tobago the 13th, Trinidad the 19th. Grenada the 21st, St. Kitt's the 23d, Tor- ...
... more accursed in the miseries it inflicts on the hapless negro than before. A supply of labour must br- furnished to the West Indies ; and it seems nrobable taatthe emigration of free blacks from the United States, if duly en couraged, would go far to furnish ...
... warning off our traders, when one of their objects there is to purchase slaves for the use ofthe French Government ;n the West Indies, an operation which they are naturally anxious to carry on with as little observation or intcri I l as possible. No person ...
... power to crush the infant liberties of a rising people, and reduce the fairest portion of Britain's possessions in the West Indies to the degrading condition of a conquered colony. But, thank God, they have seen those feelings overcome, those hostilities ...
... to have her defects made good. She only left Woolwich on the 28th of August, with the inten- Uod of proceeding to the West Indies. The Alban, steam-vessel, Master John King, arrived at Woolwich to-day (Tuesday), from Pembroke, having disem- barked Capt ...
... Plymouth, June 16. — Arrived her Majesty's ship Apollo, from Quebec. Falmouth, June 15. — Arrived the Craul packet, from tbe West Indies; left Trinidad on the 2d ult., Grenada 4, St. Kitt's 7, St. Thomas's 9, Porto Rico 10, and Cape Hayti 19. Cowes, June 16 ...
... (From our Falmouth Correspondent.) Arrived late last night her Majesty's packet Sheldrake, Lieut. Passingham, from the West Indies, sailed from Cape Henri, March 3, with a freight of about 12,000/. ; and this morning her Majesty's packet Pcterel, Lieut ...
... senior corps in the command, is the first regiment to move on to North America; the regiment was upwards of six years in the West Indies. Captain the Honourable F. O'Grady's company had been relieved at Tobago by a company of the o2d Regiment, and had gone ...
... been for upwards of foity years in the army. The deceased was actively engaged at the taking of the French colonies in the West Indies, and subsequently eminently distinguished himself throughout the Peninsular war. In consideration of those services he was ...