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... *~f0low1ing mp~rtant' despatch show's th~ai ?? determined to proclmote a whcolesaleimiporta- to tioji of Africansj to thes West Indies.: Ta Govirlsogbi sin C. Gassy,, &C. Sca-tcnmtto yssl he'rew'ith a co.py oaliimemowriall from pro. the: in ?? der which they ...
... TTHE WEST INDIES. We (Times) have received letters from our correspondent in the city of Mexico to the 29th of June. The delayof the ?? in advancing ?? enabledthe lexicanstor s. assemble an army eatimated at 16,00)0 men for the defence of the t r capltal ...
... THE WEST INDIES. a DEVASTATING HURRICANE IN TOBAGO. a (From Iltoe Tobago 'RoysalGazeWf of l517s October.) I t It is our painful duty to inform the home readers of this journal that, on the night of Mondany last, the I1thi instsnt, Tobago was ?? with shes ...
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... DREADFUL EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES. The most heart-rending details of the ravages of an I earthquake in the West India islands appeared in Thre Tnes of I Thursday. The particulars of tins dreadful catastrophe were fur- nished by Mr. C. Clark, surgeon ...
... DISASTROUS HURRICANE.-GREAT LOSS. OP LIVE AND PROPERTY IN THE WEST INDIES. A moat disastrous hurican took place In August by which Antigu,: t Ititta, and Nevls were2dievsstated 1t Thomas also feeliug its effects. At Antga and St Kitts there -has been ...
... AND EAST-R1DING WrMEB. HULI,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1844. WE havo intelligence of considerable interest this week from the West Indies. An earthquake took piano ot .lin I.If- .nd nr Am.ql-t whinh it is annrehended at the latter end of August, which it is ...
... direction for the raising of seaman:-The Illustrious, 72, Captain Erskine, flag-ship of Vice Admiral Sir Charles Adam, in the West Indies; Queen, 110, Captain Rich, flag-ship of Vice Admi- ral Sir Edward Owen, K.C.B., Commander in Chief in the Mediterranean ...
... crimson, which mantled the sky about half an hour before sunrise, I never before saw equalled.-J. J. Gurney's Visit to the West Indies. A FIRST L&NDING IN' WrlE WKSTRNu IND.-T'he charms of a tropical country, when hovel, are calculated to make a delightful ...
... speak 'with much more feeling, namely, that of the state a of the West Indies. lie could iiot give a better proof of o the great good which Christianity had effected in the tb West Indies, then to state that 'when the blessed t[ decree came fromn England ...