... THE WEST INDIES. Kingston, March 15.—Great excitement was caused yesterdry by Governor Storks having turn our 150 troops, under Major M'Bean, to enforce an ejectment on property at Hartlends. After the troops had marched, the negroes agreed to obey the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Yellow fever has carried oft* Licuts. Allan, Harrington, and Keane, and men of the Royal Artillery, and 8 of the 69th regt. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. The screw steamer arrived at Lisbon from Glasgow ou the 27th ult. The steam tug CooenUr ...

... WEST INDIES. Letters and papers were received on Tuesday the Limerick Chronicle Office very recent dates from Jamaica and Uarbadoes ; Quebec, Montreal, and Halifax, precis of which subjoin. At Jamaica the intelligence the April, when several persons were ...

... WEST INDIES Her Majesty’s pocket, Magnet, is arrived with moils from the West Indies. The auhject of immigrxlion aeenis to everywhere the prevailing topic; and regret find that the emigrants from England are not aatisScd with their condition, nor had ...

... THE WEST INDIES. r*»rtsiDoulh, March 24. the arrival her Majesty’s sieum frigate Highflyer, Capiain lleathcote, this evening, we have from Bermuda, the 4ih lnat., inclosive. fthe healthy, snd rc|>orls the West Indian Islands generally recovering from ...

... WEST INDIES. Tbs Ornioco arrived Southampton from West .Indies with 753,700d015. Business dull at Demerara. Money right. Stock dull. Coffee demand. Tonnage abundant; produce scarce. Islands healthy. Yellow fever prevalent amongst shipping. London Corn ...

... WEST INDIES, Dreadful Hurricane —St. Thomas’s was visited the 2d of September (ire and storm, which almost totally destroyed the Islam). The little pro. perty that remained alter the ravages of the one, was destroyed hy the dreadful power of the other ...

... THE WEST INDIES Arrived at Falmouth, on Sunday afternoon, the Royal Mail steamer Trent, Boxer, commander, with West India, Jamaica, and Havaunah made. She left St. Thomas’s on the 29th December, Bermuda on the of January, and Fayal on the Idth. She brings ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica papers to the 2fith of June have the following : Our Steam Company still continues to be viewed in the most favourable light, and all the Shares allotted to Jamaica have been taken up in the island. ...

... WEST INDIES. Accounts from Trinidad received yesterday by the Eliza Williams, Schooner, inform us that sickness is very rife in the West India Isles. The Captain of the Eliza Williams, (whose death appears in our obituary), died of the yellow fever four ...

... WEST INDIES. Onr adaiera from tbs Weal lodiea, last packet, an to Iks 2Sth of Angust. Jamaica tbs aaasooa continued fasouraUe, and hopes wars entertained crop. Commerce was still txtremaly doll, that ocrchsots having instalments pay had been induced to ...

... WEST INDIES. Yellow fever has carried off Lieutenants Allan, Dorrington, and Cane, and IS men of the Royal Artillery, and 8 of the 69th Regiment. MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. The Tinifs announces that the Queen, upon the reeom .ie.i lotion of Sir William ...