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... lovers religion, will tollow the laudable example the Barbadians, putting end Methodism and Methodist chapels throughout the West Indies. Copy of Sir Henry Warde's Proclamation, as it appeared in 44 The Barbadian Newspaper the October, BARSADC£S, Whereas it ...
... ON THE PART OF FRANCE. FROM THE COt'RIER MONDAY. We stated in-a recent publication that an embarkation troops for life West Indies, as we are to understand, bad taken port of Brest, and that our Ambassador at Paris had received an explanation upon the ...
... North British Fusileers) Regiments Infantry, have been ordered to embark, from the Isle Wight, board the Edward, for the West Indies. The detachment Royal African Colonial Corns, which was ordered to embark from the Isle Wight, board the Ann, lias sailed ...
... that Garrison, the 30th of November, for the West Indies, has been ordered to touch at Earbadoes, to report to Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Warde, K. C. R. and C'OJllmander of the Forces in the West Indies, and to await that Officer's further orders, ...
... including Officers.— These may be said to be distributed in the following manner:— Great Britain 18,000 Ireland 21,000 West Indies 7,000 North America and Africa ti,5GO Gibraltar, Mediterranean, &c. .. 8,000 Gape of Good Hope Crey'on Mauritius. New South ...
... cannot escape observation, that upon a recent occasion, wlieu it was deemed necessary to send reinforcements to the East and West Indies, his Majesty's Ministers, relying upon the representations made to them of the tranquil state of this Country, naturally ...
... been on a much more extensive scale :han the preceding days. The price commenced 915, advanced ond hair since bad from :he West Indies is the only reason assigned for the fall. 44 The Foreign Market remains nearly the same yesterday, with exception Spanish ...
... and consistent, observing, throughout, strict neutrality between the Mother Country and bei* Colonic*. the subject of the West Indies, the Speech will advert to the endeavours of his MAJESTY'S Government to carry into cflcct the measures recommended .in ...
... Commons in the last Session of Parliament, that means should devised lor amelioiatiug the cone'lion the Negro Slaves in the West indies. 44 His Majesty has directed the information relating to this subject to be laid before you. 44 His Majesty is confident ...
... being of paramount importance, ought approached ..ith caution. Much temper was required* quite much had been cviuced in the West Indies. The House ought to bear in mind, legislating the subject, the immense amount properly involved. As the situation of this ...
... Ministers respect to the Holy Alliance, and the invasion of Spain. His Lordship approved of an augmentation troops the West Indies. Nor could help observing, that with respect to that island, with which himself was more par licularly connected, Jamaica ...
... found sufficient the West Indies. If, then, the mischief from discontent Ireland is :qual what can be apprehended from it in the Vest Indies the present mischief from exasperated cclings is greater in Ireland than in the West Indies ; if the progress d ...