... WEST INDIES. lalmolth, Nov. 26.— Her Majesty's packet Petrel, Lieu- tenant Crook, arrived after post hour to-night, from the West Indies. Passengers— From Trinidad, Mr. and Mrs. La CosU and servant; from Grenada, Sir Charles W. Wed- derburn, Bart., 52d ...

... corps, is ordered to leave the depot at Deny, and proceed on promotion to the West Indies, whence he lately returned, after having server!. nearly twenty years in the West Indies. He has been doing duty with the tiepot since April of the presspt year 94th ...

... arrived at Deptford on Friday last, with stores, which she will land, and take ou board provi-' sions for a voyage tc the West Indies. The two companies of the Royal Artillery under orders for Barbadoes will pro- ceed in her to their destination, and it ...

... Hampshire Telegraph.) Portsmouth, Nov. 28.— The Petrel packet, Lieutenant. Crook, arrived at Falmouth on Thursday. from the West Indies. We extract the following from advice- ..ai.d Ja- maica, October 22; Cape Henri, 21th; Grenada, Ilth; and Sept. 30, from ...

... United States directly to the British West Indies are subject to duties, by means of vvhich American shipping is excluded and encou- ragement giveii to our North American colonies to supply the British West Indies, instead of their drawing supplies from ...

... 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 ...

... Blazer steamer, Lieutenant Steane and Locust steamer, Lieutenant Lunn, are hourly ex- pected, the former on her way to the West Indies and the ™ te _ £ the M . editeiranean ; The Ferret, 10, Lieutenant \V. S.Thomas, is to go to the west coast of Africa from ...

... gale from the S. W. last night, and is now, eight a.m., more moderate. Falmouth.Nov. 4. — Sailed the Swift packet, for the West Indies. Scilly, Nov. 3. — Arrived the Regina, Chishom, from Prince Edward's Island. Cork, Nov. 3. — Arrived the Dominica, Bowman ...

... stationed with the depot at Naas, have orders to hold themselves in » readiness to em- bark at Cork for conveyance to the West Indies, to join the service companies : — Captain Jarvis, Ensigns Wilson, Arcli- dall, and Hawkins. The depot has sent recruiting ...

... for j Cork, for final embarkation on board of the Genera. Palmer transport, with a draft of the Slst Regiment, for } the West Indies. Lieutenant-Colonel Jackson has returned to Portobello j barracks from leave of absence, and resumed the command i of the ...

... Northumberland, Geare, from Colombo ; Shepherdess, Brigs, from India : K.slyn Castle, from Q ebec ; William Manning, from the West Indies. NEWH.WEN.Nov. B.— A boat marked Britain's Queen, Bu- chanan, and a boat marked Thomas Kemp, Southampton, were picked ...

... service, and, as her crew _ . she will soon be ready for sea. The Blazer, Lieutenant Steane, will bi next, on her way to the West Indies. f r , the Dee steam-frigate will return to ling an . The Peninsular steamer, which arrived it K. Sunday from Gibraltar ...