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... THE WEST INDIES. JAMAICA. The following is the speech of his Excellency the I Governor -General, on the opening of the House of j Assembly t — Gentlemen of the Council, „ l Mr ' S P? aker and Gentlemen of the Assembly, -n_ n r f e T PP °- nt T nt - ...
... for England. The royal West India mail packet Thames, Capt. Hust, left the port at three p.m., with the mails for the West Indies, Gulf, &c. She has on freight 700 bottles of quick- silver, a good general cargo, and 100 passengers. ...
... Sydney, New South Wales, &o —The next mails dispatched, 31st inst. (Thursday next). West Indies, &c— The next mails for the British and Foreign Colonies in the West Indies, (except Bermuda, San Juan de Nicaragua, New Granada, Chili, and Peru)', but including ...
... INDIA MAIL. . . — , — _^ . — SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 20. The Royal West India mail packet Forth, Captain Chapman, from the West Indies, &c, arrived at Southamp. ton at 10 a.m. this morning, aud landed the mails of the following dates under the care of admiralty ...
... amount to 110,330 bales. The imports for the w.ek consist of 958 from the United States, 1,680 from Brazil, and 43 from the West Indies; total, 2,681 bales. Estimated stock of cotton in Liverpool, Dec. 18, 1846, 406,850; Dec. 18, 1845, 896. 570; decrease of ...
... the mornings of the 7th, 18th, aud 27th ■ January. West India Mails.— Mails for the British anel Foreign colonies in the West Indies, Venezuela, Madeira, &c, will \ be despatched on the mornings of the 2d and 18th ot j January. Mexico, Honduras, and Havannah ...
... destructive grasp) before they are roused to a ; state of mind conscious that they have done nothing towards relief to the West Indies, or benefit to the mother country ? I and that, in consequence of the equal introduction of slave sugar, the same proofs ...
... the rapid successions necessary to the stage. The piece opens with the return of Reuben G>cinn, (Mr. Webster), from the West Indies. Ere his voyage, he has gained the affections of Mary Ryland (Miss Fortescue), the daughter of Sir Arthur Foljambe (Mr. ...
... January ap- pear., to have fallen rather short of a million barrels, a large pro- portion of which had been shipped to the West Indies and New- foundland, and no inconsiderable quantity to France. The price at New York, on the 14th of November, was for fine ...
... Portsmouth, Dec. 17.— Wind N.— Sailed the Victoria, Stark, for New York. Southampton, Dec. 17.— Sailed the Tweed steamer, for West Indies. Newport, Dec. 17.— Wind, N.E.— l6. Sailed the Colum- bus, Cromar, for Grenada. 17. The JRenner, Back, for St. Thomas. ...
... Tippoo's intrenched camp under the walls of Seringpatam, where he was wounded in the body and arm. In 1798, he served in the West Indies under Sir Ralph Abercromby at the cap- ture of Trinidad, and at the sieee of Porto Rico. In 1800, he commanded the 48th ...
... sixty-four years in the army fie entered rh ...