... WEST INDIES. Part of the following appeared in our second edition yesterday : — FALMOUTH, August 9, Nine a.m. The Royal mail steamer Thames has just arrived, bringing West India (but no Mexican) mails; her dates are from Barbadoes July the th, St. Thomas's ...

... accomplishment 1 himself of this opportunity to r ■ assurance of his nigh consideraton. (Signed -TBAt? Buyukdirch, July .0. ?? WEST INDIES A rep. rt was current a shor' time ■- ■ tw.en the proprietors of the West tndi pany and the Admiralty, to limit the con ...

... J, 102; Belgian 101 J, 102 1 ; Danish 82, 83 ; and Brazilian 64, 66. The fact of the arrival from New York and from the West Indies, without any intelligence from Mexico, somewhat damped the ardour of the specu- lators in the bonds of the latter nation ...

... ladies' use- ful and ornamental work, and other rare and foreign ar- ticles from Ashante, the Gold Coast, and the East and West Indies, for the benefit of the Wesleyan Missions will be continued this day (Tuesday) in the Centenary Hall, Bi- shopsgate-str ...

... 55 to 564, and 200 bags St. Domingo at 45. Imports, 3,550 bags Brazil, 1926 bags Laguayra, and small arrivals from the West Indies. S«:gar. — The demand for coarse Sugars from the colo- nies which had i eased at the close of last week, revived ouring ...

... committee have also examined other persons, who not only doubt the extent of the present difficulty and distress in the West Indies, but differ mate- rially from the West Indian proprietors' as to the causes which have led to that distress, aad believe ...

... The West India sugar planters dare not demand from the English consumer the full cost attendant on growing sugar in the West Indies, because, as prices rise, the cla- mour for cheap sugar rises still more loudly; and public opinion, forgetful of its ...

... Turner, with mails from the Brazils, and the Royal Mail Company's steamer Teviot, Crocker, commander, fiom Mexico and the West Indies ; the former bringing :>0 pas- sengers and about 20,000/. sterling on freight, aud with dates from Rio de Janeiro to the ...

... his successor The Volage, 26, Captain Sir W. Dickson, which left this port a few months since for North America and the West Indies, has experienced much sickness among her officers and men. By the recent accounts from Jamaica several of her crew had died ...

... Havannah. Porto Cabelia, and Maracaibo 5,000 bigs East India, 200 baits Mocha, 1,000 Bourbon, and 1,700 casks from the West Indies. Sugar. — We have had some important transactions in this article during the week. Wants have been manifested for the capital ...

... Launceston ; Cuba, Newcombe, from Valparaiso— short of provisions. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 1.-Sailed, the Isis steamer, for the West Indies ; Liverpool steamer, for Alexandria. HARWICH, Aug. I.— The Dorset, Tewkesbury, from Weymouth to Dantzic, has put in here ...

... to mid 60s. to 61s. 6d. per cwt. The arrivals have been large during the past week, and the accounts received from the West Indies are of a favourable nature for the Sugar crop. The arrivals of West India Sugar having increased since the close of last ...