... -r-7 ' iIIQUAKE tn the WEST INDIES. ♦ g di -.patches, which have been received by the I , f ,i :,,r of St. Vincent's, from the Governor- , Leeward Islands, and the Governor of Gua- ?? p blished for general information. — By his . , t command, J. Millee ...

... W. Dickson, Bart., West Indies. Volcano, 2, steamer, Lieut.-Com. C. J. Featherstone coast of Africa. Wanderer, 16, Com. G. H. Seymour, East Indies Warspite, 50, Capt. Lord J. Hay.C.B., West Indies Wisp, 16, Com. A. Drew, West Indies Waterwitch, 10, Lieut ...

... one which concerns the allj the mercantile community of the venture to hope you will give it in- mins irrivcd fioni the West Indies about two Had she proceeded on without irl she would have arrived at Southamp- cli this (Saturday) evening, when, as . ...

... the squadron under Admiral Bowles. The Orestes, 10, Commander the Hon. S. J. Carnegie, which returned on Friday from the West Indies, sailed again on Sunday, for Cork. The Nautilus, 16, Lieut. ComniHi_.ue- Sue:; •. .- i week with a party of Marines foi ...

... procuring labourers in the West Indies was , great, and to this was to be added a rate of wages which ...

... London, left Jan. 21 ; Priscilla, Young, from Dominica. Southampton, June I.— Arrived, the Thames steamer Hart, from the West Indies. Sailed, the Severn steamer for ditto ; Great Liverpool steamer, for Alexandria Yarmouth (Isle of Wight), June I.— The Exmouth ...

... from London, for New York. Sailed the Northumberland, for Madras. Falmouth, June 19. — Sailed the Dee steamer, for the West Indies; Lady Mary Wood steamer, for Gibraltar. Blyth, June 17— A vessel's topsail, painted black, with the word Thunder on it ...

... dollars, 2.248 oz. gold dust, 1,309 oz. silver, and 1,214 oz. platina on freight; Dee steamer from Southampton, for the West Indies. Arrived off, the Niord, Quaade, from Copenhagen, for St. Croix ; Water Lily, and Sophia, from Jamaica; West Indian,' Turner ...

... Montreal, Tinker, from New York, sailed May 12; her Majesty's ship Orestes', from the West Indies ; Fairlie transport, from London for China ; Ellenborough, from the West Indies for Madras and Calcutta. Sailed the Toronto, for New York. Cowes, June 2.— Arrived ...

... as the West Indies. Towards no class of proprietors— towards no body of owners of produc- tively-employed capital— has the British Parlia- ment comported itself with so much of cruelty and injustice as towards the sugar growers of the West Indies. Our West ...

... Perseverance, from the westward. Sailed the Essex, for Madras. Southampton, June 16. — Sailed the Dee steamer, for the West Indies. Headbiry, June 16 — The Harraton touched on the Kemmeridge Ledges this morning, but came off after pump- ing and throwing ...

... otherwise, at !)2s. per tierce in bond for planters quality, and 635. per tierce fcr inferior mess. There were expoited to the West Indies 295 barrels Canadian and 30 barrels 45 half barrels of Irish. Wakefield Corn Market, June 16. — The fresh arri- vals of ...