... WEST INDIES. JAMAICA. We have received Jamaica papers to the 7th of November. The House of Assembly met on the 10th, and little doubt was entertained hot that Mr. Barrett, the late Speaker, would be re-elected. His Excellency, it is said, owing to in ...

... WEST INDIES. The following is the Memorial ofthe West India Com- mittee to Lord Grey :— Tothe Riffht Hoa. Larl Grey, K.G., First Lord of his Majeaty s Treasury, &c, and the other Ministers ofthe Crown. The Memorial of the Stan. ing Committee of West India ...

... THE WEST INDIES. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday, Midnight. The Oronoco has just arrived, having put into Fal- mouth last night for coals, at which place she is re- ported to have landed the greater portion of her ...

... ! THE WEST INDIES. ♦ TO THE EARL GREY. My Lord—lt is with much regret that I have read your 1 despatch, bearing date the 30th of October, and communi- : cated to the West India Association. It is neither the I despatch of a statesman prompt for remedial ...

... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes Papers, July 26.— A local Act has been passed by the General Assembly, and ratified by the Governor-in-Chief (Lord Combermkre), for establishing an Alien Office, with certain rules aiid regulations respecting Aliens. The preamble ...

... WEST INDIES. —^ssaa-— TO THE GENTLEMEN FORMING THE DEPUTATION FROM THE FREE COLOURED INHABITANTS OF BERBICE. Gentlemen -The law in British Guiana acknowledges no difference amongst his Majesty's subjects, in the exer- cise of their civil and political ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (Reuters Express.) SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday. A c p*c>yal Mail Company's steam-ship Shannon, ' j_ Jellicoe, arrived thus morning. She brings Vrthcr intelligence respecting the earthquakes Crtiador and Peru, the details of the same not ' -r ...

... WEST INDIES B.yßnAnors, A mux 23- — Our first fleet of home wan) -bound Tradei*, which sai l ?? on Thursday last under, convoy of his Ma- jesty's ship Defence, 71 guns, Capt. I.kins, amounted to 18 sail. ?? homeyvard-bound running ships from the Southward ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.) I would earnestly recommend your giving no credit to the assertion of any person, however respectahle, that the affairs of this once splendid but now spirit-broken and nearly ruined colony are in a prosperous ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the 7th of February have been received, which are ot great importance. The Governor and the House of Assembly are at •' daggers drawn, as will be seen from the extracts printed below. At a Council In ldbv the Governor, ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have a file ofthe Trinidad Port of *ipai i ?? ontaii.s the following Ordinance, regulating f the free coloured population and their stations throughout the Danish W est India Islands — We, Frederick the Sixth, &c, Make known that lor ...

... THE WEST INDIES to the chancellor of the exchequer. Sir — You are indebted to the West India colonies three hundred millions, and you are unable to pay them one j shilling. You have laid every island prostrate, and yet you defend your policy. Though you ...