... have the honour of a seat in this House, to ask for a select committee to inquire into the state of the colonies of the West Indies, as regards their present power to compete with those countries which have still the advantage of the forced labour of the ...

... Mail steam ship, Lieut. Philip Hast j commander, arrived this morning at half-past eleven o'clock, , with mails from the West Indies, in charge of Lieut. J. J. I Wilkinson, R.N., Admiralty agent. They were despatched | to town by the one o'clock ordinary ...

... China I | I vii Southampton . / j Mediterranean, Egypt, India, I j q q . Sept. 24. I China, &c., vi* Marseilles ?? _i ?? ! West Indies* ! ° Sept. 23. Sept. I.. Mexico, Honduras, and Havana., j 0 Oct. 7. j Oct. 2. 1 Bermuda, ban Juan de Nicara- j ; I gua, ...

... 392.) vv 2. Sugar.— Account of the imports into the United King- dom of sugar, molasses, &c, trom 1831 to 1846, from the West Indies and British Guiana, &c. (No. 438). 3. Relief of Distress (Ireland).— Account of the sums ad- vanced since the commencement ...

... 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 . ...

... conducted over that vessel, fitting for the conveyance of free blacks from the coast of Africa to Grenada and Trinidad, in the West Indies The foreigners minutely inspected the fore and aft part of the cabins, and the accommodation and appliances for comfort ...

... Grace j Denmark — Under a sense of justice and phn inti I lakini? into our royal consideration thi •'■' j colonies in the West Indies, and the inter.--!- ' . in the colonies, we hereby desire the arbitrary | the owners of slaves now exercise iver them ? ...

... — T. B. Forster and C. Knox Ord, to the Victory ; J. Catton and R.B.Power, to thi Vindictive frigate, flag-ship, in the West Indies. Midshipman— C. Standish, to the Bellerophon. Clerk— H. S. Dyer, to the Caledonian, 120, in the Tagus. Naval Cadets— H. ...

... I Egypt, Ceylon, India, and China i via Southampton / Mediterranean, Kgypt. India, i China, _c, via Marseilles ?? i 0 v West Indies and Venezuela. .. . l r )f( . - Bermuda, Nassau, N. Orleans, . Mexico, Honduras, Havana, [ 0 r> - and St. Juan Porto Rico ...

... believe that any have taken place. The importations of pine-apples, which have been very extensive this sum- mer from the West Indies, and which poured into the markets st such a rate as to cause them for a length of time to be in the greatest abundance ...

... realised in great measure by the disasters in the Mauritius trade, whilst I can answer for his predictions of the fate of the West Indies being realised, unless the late Sugar Act be immediately repealed. 1 would recommend that the East and West India and Mauritius ...

... of the Kestrel brigantine, now fitting at this ; port. It is expected that she will relieve the Pickle schooner in the West Indies. The Frolic, 16, Commander Hamilton, may be expected in England from the South American station with a large freight, about ...