... THE WEST INDIES. Barb* oof*-, Sept. 3 and 4. — The troops in this, as well as in several of tin* other Islands, have, of late, sufferer! tiuicli from sickness. Tlie 15th, lGth, and 61(ti Regiments, have suffered the most.! 'i'he b-it.aliou of the Soots ...

... WEST INDIES. The following account of the awful effect, ol another dreadful storm in the West Indies will be read with deep interest : — Extract ofa LETTER from ST. VINCENT, dated Aug. 16* I write this to yon under a temporary shed, for house and home ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (From the Jamaica Papers ) .. r» .t Xin 9 ston - ,ler »M Office, August 9, 1834. Ocr motives may be conceived for nor publishing the following particulars which reached us yesterd.y_but as our contemporaries have not observed the same ...

... THE WEST INDIES. BARBADOS, March 24. The dry weather is not quite suitable for the growing canes, but i.s highly favourable for sugar making, and there is great activity in reaping rind shipping the crop. The legislative session has closed, pud a new ...

... WEST INDIES. to the editor of the MORNING POST. Sir—Yesterday ushered in a new Parliament. The first which, since her accession to the throne, her most graci >u ...

... 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.* As a general rule, we are inclined to smile at those who write books about countries wherein their sojourn has been limited to a few months, or even weeks. What can a man know, we are apt to ask, about a land with which his acquaintance ...

... WEST INDIES. TO WEST INDIA MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS CONNECTED WITH THE COLONIES. Gentlemen — ln consequence of the dreadful accounts which have just arrived from Jamaica, I would humbly recommend a Meeting to take place in the City, in order to adopt measures ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have received a file of West India journals, contain- ing intelligence from Jamaica to the 24th ultimo, Barbadoc-s March 20, and Guiana March 19, brought by the Trent mail- packet, which arrived at. Southampton yesterday morning at ...

... WEST INDIES. We have received Jamaica Paper* to the 25th ult. ti- the preceding day the House of Assembly had been prorogued by the Governor. The following was his Excellency's speed- on that occasion : — ' Gentlemen of the Council, Mr. Speaker and ...

... 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 ...

... WEST INDIES. (From the Kingston Chronicle of February 15.) V\e this day insert for the information of the British public the report of the committee ofthe Jamaica House of As- sembly, upon the Message of the Governor of December 16. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ...