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... WEST INDIES. AJX- 1 -.ISA A-Ab- .wS-.9-A -9 WIM-1: APrUYIW. The Royal mail steam-packet Severn arrived at Houtli ; ampton on Sunday evening. She has brought 693,418 dollars in merchant accounts, 9400 ounces of gold dust, nearly £9000 in British coin, ...
... WEST INDIES. ly The Royal Mail Steam-packet Coampany's sh~p Tay, id Captain R. Sharpe, arrived at Sautbampiton on Satui day 19morning, with the West Ii~dian and South American bf !d mails. She brought forty Passengers and a freight of ol 11 63,144 silver ...
... WEST INDIES. The Clyde arrived at Southampton on Monday, three days betore she was due. The dates bY the Clyde are :-Valparaiso, September .30 Jamaica. Novem ber 7; Demerara, November 4; Trinidad, Nov. 6; BarbarloesNovember9. Antigua,Novembler IO; St ...
... WEST INDIES. BY the mail steamer Medway, arrived at Southampton on Thursday last, we have advices from Jamaica to the .7th September, and from the other islands to corres- ponding dates. We are concerned to state tlat' this arrival bringe the melancholy ...
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... .THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship Avon, Lient. Philip Hast, R.N., Commander, arrived at Son6th anipton, on Monday morning, at 11 am., bringing the usual mails. The Avon experienced moderate wcsterlywvinds and fine weather generally ...
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... WEST INDIES. Before the Great Western's departure, the .Thames had, arrived out with the particulars of Lord John's propositions; and the debate in the Commons. To judge from the tone of the Jamaica papers, the measures are considered unsatisfac- tory ...
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... THE WEST INDIES. (Fromu the Morning Chroenicle.) In the year 1836 the colony of British Guiana pro- t duced, with slave labour, upwards of 70,000 hogsheads of n sugar, 2000 bales of cotton, and 3,000,000 lbs. of coffee. J The estimate of its expenditure ...
... ITHE WEST INDIES PROTECTED. . The time expended by Lord John Russell in q rcarrying the repeal of the Sugar Bill of 1S46 will f doubtless compel his Lordship to adjourn till next t I session the repeal of the Navigation Laws. This a f will at least have ...