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... WEST INDIES. Instructions have been «,-nt to the Commander-in Chief the naval station at Jamaica to establish blockade of the ports of New Granada, in consequent the refusal of the Government of that country tocarr into effect, after being repeatedly ...
... WEST INDIES. The House of Assembly at Jamaica, previous to its rupture with the Executive, had been busily engaged in vindicating its privileges, to which end had imprisoned in the county gaol of Middlesex no less personage than the Hon. William Stevenson ...
... WEST INDIES. Accounts from Kir gston of the 18th ul?. state that the yellow fever still raging there, but, heretofore, had been confined entirely to the shipping. The Colonial Legislatuie had met and declared Kingston a free port, enraged the Governor ...
... WEST INDIES. By the accounts from Jamaica by the last mail, the cholera was increasing Kingston, and in other places had proved most fatal. At St. Mary’s, in Ift days. 43ft deaths had occurred, or about one-third of its population. The first house which ...
... WEST INDIES. Advices from Jamaica to the November, show that the storm of political excitement was raging with additional fury. Indemnity Retrenchment Bill had abandoned, and prospective one introduced which it was thought would pass. A large ami respectable ...
... WEST INDIES. The Americans, says the Times have been making great inquiries about our West India Colonies, and the result has been a public advertisement that a certain gentleman, ** just returned from a tour the United States,’ is enabled provide purchasers ...
... HURRICANE THE WEST INDIES. We gave in a former number suck accounts ns bad reached us of the dreadful burricance by which Barhadoes, St. Vincent, and St. Lucia, bad been visited. The particulars this awful catastrophe were published yesterday in a supplement ...
... KOYAL MAIL STEAM PACKETS, direct to Madeira and the West Indies, from Southampton , ' ' precisely, on the 2d and 17th of each month, conveying '•' n^rsfoi Mexico, South Amo-ica, &c The fares have been j an d ni»v be ascertained, with all other particulars ...
... the WEST INDIES by STEAM.- ] / ' ,-iivil. MAIL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S \1 ?? . . v ()I in am PTON on the ad and I7lh of each month, j I; : ,s ' ' ?? 'j'ouantitv of good-, upon moderate freights, for the I ?? .. ?? s. 1). tnorara. Grenada, Trinidad, Ja- ...
... KnV\L >* AIL STEAM PACKETS,' , to Mad- n> and the West Indies, from Southampton ' nrecisely. on the 2d and 17th of each month, convening , at T* ...
... . rZ to t he WEST INDIES by STEAM.- ?? • V\l MAIL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S I | •• ?? | i- HAMPTON on the 2d and 17th of eachmonth, _ ?? ! ?? ?? ,v „f goods, upon moderate freights, for the 1 larliadoes, Demerara, Grenada, Trinidad, Ja- _ - I Bermuda ...
... ?? mail steam packets, UU ?? 1 ' »[,(}„-, and the West Indies, from Southampton direct « ■ e]T on the 2d and 17th of each month, conveying _tT* ol *> P Mexico South America, &c. The fares have been -.^enger* 7 ' ay _c «scerl— i ed, with all other particulars ...