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... of January. 2. British Colonies (West Indies and Mauritius).— j : Part 1. Stato ofthe labouring population in the Wes: Indies | i anel Mauritius. (No. 691, Part !. of last session). j ?? British Colonies (West Indies and Mauritius).— I Part 2. Immigration ...
... the morning of the 27th inst. for Lisbon, Madeira, Vigo, Oporto, Cadiz. Madrid, and Gibraltar mails due on the 26th. The West Indies.— The Avon fpr the mails of the morning of the 2d of February for the British and Foreign Colonies (except Bermuda), Madeira ...
... twelve months in addi- ' ?? 'urn-Bsc number of adults The institution had j . ' ? - •- • ti.e vuceih, virus to the East aud West Indies ; . - the principal towns in Great Britain and Ireland, I ■ ?? _. • : ?? ; ?? had been attended with the most .^ . re-suits ...
... of Manchester (roods and passengers. The Royal West India mail-packet Trent, Captain Rivttt may be looked for from the West Indies on the 19th or 20th inst., although not up as due at the General Post Office until the 22d. _ The r ,Ti I her- Captain Russell ...
... beei I the case on any previous occasion, notwithstanding the ver • large supplies ofthe article, the growth of the West Indies dur-nc thc- last two seasons. The official report of the vesse ' by which they arrived, states, that 10 ofthe above-mentionei ...
... breweries and distilleries. 0. In regard to cane juice, it is to be observed that the j want of labourers in the British West Indies precludes | many ofthe planters from converting the cane juice into sugar to their great loss and injury. 7. The undersigned ...
... THE WFS'F INDIA MAIL ' '■' r. CORRESPONDENT.) •lan -..— The Royal West India mail- ptaic Riven, from the West Indies, &c, ithamptoti River early this morning, and aii i mails under charge of the Admiralty Her dates of sailing are — Jamaica, I v . ...
... Alliance, for Charleston ; Mary Ann, for Boston ; Urgent, for Mobile Southampton, Jan. 19. — Sailed, 18th, the Forth, for the West Indies. Bristol, Jan. 19— Arrived the Ant, from Quebec. Sailed the Calliope, Scott, for New Orleans. Gloucester, Jan. 19. — Arrived ...
... February, which will sail from Liverpool. The West India. &c. Mail.— Mails for the British and] Foreign Colonies in the West Indies, Venezuela, Madeira, I &c, will be despatched from hence in the mornings of the 2d aud 17th of February. Mexico, Honduras ...
... Penii, | [brie), from Newfoundland, for Pernambuco 27th Nov., lat. 8 N., lon. 2a W. The St. Sione, from Havre, for the West Indies, 13th ult. lat 23 N., lon. 32 W. The Soundari, (French shipi, for Bourbon, GOO miles N., off Mauritius. The Waterloo, from ...
... adjourned. ' j The Wild Pineapple.— (From a Corropon- ' dent.)— The above fruit grows spontaneously h ?? '■'■■ . : I East and West Indies, anel in other tropical latitudes, » ; I j so abundant that it is regarded as a drug in the *■■'' . bazaars. A moderate ...
... His Excellency Lord Howard de Walden is ex- pected to return to this country at the close of the ensuing month, from the West Indies, where the Noble Lord is iuspect ing his extensive estates bequeathed to him by his father, the late Lord Seaford. We ...