... as additional to the Wellesley. has been cancelled. Plymouth, Jan. 31.— 0n Saturday the Magnet packet arrived from the West Indies ; she passed Falmouth, owing to the foul weather, and landed the mail at Plymouth. She sailed on Wednesday, for Falmouth ...

... of the 35th Regiment. The Hopewell freight-ship arrived at Cove on the 10th instant, for the conveyance of troops to the West Indies, anel will be ready to receive the troops on board in the course of three or femr days. Lieutenant Gregg, of the 50th Regiment ...

... the year by Mr. J. S. lvewley, refers to the alarming ! -cr i. a . J taken place in the importation of sugar frrm the ; West Indies, and particularly from British Guiana, the production of that 'colony having :7 i | off from 65,000 hogshead., in KM, to ...

... t Maiolle, Capt. Gilthani, and Messrs. Barn; and Beylle. Her Majesty's packet Penguin, Lieut. Luce, also sailed for the West Indies. — Courier. \ Society of Arts.— The ordinary weekly meeting I of this society took place last evening, Benjamin B. Cabbell ...

... education therein pursued, under certain restrictions. On Mr. Vernon Smith moving for leave t in a Bill to extend to the West Indies the provisiow of the Act _> and 6 William 1 V., for the reg the carriage of passengers in merchant ve__els. Lord J. Rt __ell ...

... from Halilax— sailed the 20th ult. Sailed the Lmnet pa, let, for Havannah, Belize, and Mexico : Penguin packet, for the West Indies , Sesostris steamer, Mousley, for Pom' . , Gem, Rob, and Kestrel, Heed, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Brilliant, Croaker, ...

... draft in the Hope- well, lias received leave of absence till March, then to pro- ceed to join the scr\ice companies in the West Indies at his own expense. The regiment was tolerably healthy at De- nierara on the loth of December, but sickness prevailed to ...

... the Estab- lished Church. Mr. Brotherton moved for a return of duties on British manufactures exported to the East and West Indies for the years 1838 and 1839. Mr. Gollburn gave notice that, on the second reading of the Inland Bonding Bill, he should ...

... a s.ries of works, entitled Travels in the V. est, on* lst, the Spanish West Indies ; 2d, the British West In- dies ; 3d. St. Domingo, and the French and Danish West Indies; Ith, British America ; and sth, the United States. London : Longman, Orme ...

... leiwed to proceed in their course the termination of the con- test would be the destruction of all the property in the West Indies. The part of the article principally complained of - - in the form of an affidavit sworn at Jamaica before the i -ttice ...

... a sories of works, entitleel Travels in the West, on — lst, the Spanish West Indies ; 2d, the British We.t In- dies ; 3d, St. Domingo, and the French and Danish West Indies ; 4th, British America ; and sth, the United States. London : Longman, Orine ...

... India coffee | clashed with the coffee of the West Indies, then a new con- struction was applied anel a different and an increased rate of duty imposed. The duty imposed upon the rum of the ' East and West Indies amounted in fact to a prohibition ; but a ...