... Portsmouth and Plymouth on her passage out. Immediately on the two companies of the Royal Ar- tillery being landed in the West Indies the two companies they are sent to relieve at that station will embark in the Dee and return to England. The employment ...

... will lose a market instead of gaining one, and that the price will be raised on the consumer instead of being lowered. The West Indies will cease to produce sugar and coffee, and to consume British manufactures ; the manufacturers will, therefore, have to ...

... cease to exist ; there would be n nata.e of exports to Brazil from this country, that is beyond the amount to the British West Indies, for such .morn' «ould be, as now, limited by the quantity of Brazil, uir.ieadoi West India, sugar consumed here to pay ...

... is not one of any importance. By the Royal Mail Company's .rean irrived at Falmouth, account-, have been ?? • trom the West Indies. The dates are ft to the 19th of October, Barbados 12th, 5 Lilh, Demerara l'Jth, St. Vincent 13th, St. I pher'a 14th, Dominica ...

... Indies, left St. Thorn:.,'. 24th ult Ber ;n j . . ay^J 'w • 9 ! ai 2 l ner r Ma J ?? y'» 'teauier Dee and Med-. I for the West Indies ; Louis Philipp.. for ?? V * 5 I . D , CB^V° V - 17 ~ The B-«^Q««en. Dfa doyle, has becomes total wreck. Th. Globe the ...

... Portsmouth, Tuesday Afternoon.— The Orestes, 18, Com- mander the Hon S. T. Carnegie, sailed yesterday afternoon for the West Indies. lhe Pique, 36, Captain the Hon. Montagu Btopford, although daily expected from Quebec, has noi yet arrived, notwithstanding ...

... expenses necessary for the interest of the colonies themselves. We again recommend to your Majesty the situation of the West Indies. Their prosperity is diminished ; their productions continue to be overburdened with import daties. It is just and desirable ...

... of the society's missionaries in British India, and a propor- tionate number in Newfoundland, the Bermudas, Australia, West Indies, and British Guiana. The society had allotted 250/. to the New Zealand Company for the support of six missionaries in their ...

... Arrived the Edmond Castle, Howard, from Odessa, with loss of bulwarks, Sec. ; Tay steamer, from South- ampton, for the West Indies. SaUed the Ortental steamer, for Alexandria. Arrived off, the Laura Louisa, from Monte Vidoo, for Hamburgh. DOUGLAS, Oct ...

... and of a Mt '7 } ,1 arrangement of the objects of the mi*wn ■ vernment to the Brazils, the tavourab.e ■ the crops in the West Indies, and the activ. ij im visible in our markets for colonial prodi.^. _ ■ spire to strengthen the belief that witn ?? mencement ...

... oldest undertaking of the kind in the country. Its opera- tions extended over Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Canada, the West Indies, the Polynesian Islands, India, Ceylon, Western Africa, New Zealand, several parts of the Continent, &c. &c. In Africa the ...

... the 4th iust. leaky, has been surveyed, and will be lightened. Southampton, Nov. 6. — Arrived the Medway Packet, from the West Indies ; Montrose steamer, with Mediterra- nean mails. Sailed the Tagus Packet, for Gibraltar. Jersey, Nov. 4. — Sailed the Casar ...