... WEST INDIES. By the West India Mail arrived at Southampton on Monday, we learn that Sir Charles Grey had arrived in the Hermes, and taken upon himself the Government ot Jamaica, and it is said, would become very popular. 1m Jamaica, and all the British ...

... WEST INDIES The Trent steamer, arrived at Southampton on Sunday, reports that the island of St. Michael's had revolted, and endeavoured to seduce the other islands from their allegiance to the Queen of Portugal, hut without success. The accounts are very ...

... THE WEST INDIES The West India mail arrived at Southampton yesterday week. The Jamaica elections are finished, and is believed they have terminated in favour of the government Trinidad continues healthy ; the crop is finished, and will yield 28,000 hogsheads ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Avon steam ship arrived last Tuesday, with the usual mails, specie, and a moderate freight. She brings 1,32(i,(i10 dol(arson merchants’ account only, but none for the account of the Mexican dividends. From Jamaica the news is unimportant; ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Intelligence has been received by the steamw MedwO/' Jamaica, to the 7th ult. On the sth Sir Charles Governor, met with a very severe accident, having been 1 rf from mule. remained insensible for twff-hoars after ~p taken up, and continued ...

... WEST INDIES. The Great Western, steamer, with Ike West Indian and .Mexican mails, arrived on Friday. The news, both political and commercial, is unimportant. Sugar m Jamaica was falling. At Barbivloes the yellow fever had broken out among the troops. ...

... The West Indies. J 1 ' froL ~ ai ' stea Dee, Captain Allan, has T;„ e^' est dies, with the usual mails, 1 Qe ' L ; e «t- Davies, Admiralty agent. C 'ormv°w DeW v Rrd ° yage ,he Dee experienced the *We « '» heavy north aud north-east gales B PaBsa e - ...

... WEST INDIES. The Bi-Monthly Mail. —The Trent, steamer, arrived yesterday week, with the West Indian and Mexican mails of September. We learn from Jamaica that Sir Charles Grey is likely to recover from his late accident. A communication was made the House ...

... ion being given to the pro- posed vote of 500,000/. t! n of applying it to the pur- pose of promoting immi tion to the West Indies, as also a copy of the despatch from Sir G. Grey on the same subject. Mr. HAWES said that if the noble lord would be con- ...

... THE WEST INDIES. A , The letters and papers the royal mail steamer the Dee were delivered in London early on Thursday morning, and in date 9 exactly corresponding with those given from the various points o' soiling. The news fioro Jamaica possesses the ...

... West Indies. The steam ship Dee, Capt. Alien, readied Southamp ton on Tuesday, bearing the West India mail. The accounts from Jamaica are of the 7th ult. The elections had closed, aud the results were in favour of the government. The crops on the whole ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We understand that instructions h»ve been sent out by the last packet to the governors of our West Indian possessions to have the existing naval and military defences of the colonies placed in the most efficient state, and to make whatever ...