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... WEST INDIES. Roseau, (Dominic,) e9t. 29.—Accounts from Martiuico, by way of St. Lucia, represent the present state of that island as most distressing and oppressed. The fortifications of the island are stated to be in thorolgh repair, but the garrison ...
... and her Colonies, . liamburgh, Bremen, Sm. , Portugal, and her Colonies, Denmark, Norway, and Islands, Sweden and Swedish West Indies, Italy, . . - - Prussia, - - - . Malta, - - - - 25,369,073 8;21:013 5,5'23,423 4,533,539 3.279,732 2,305,548 1,892,895 265 ...
... d, 86,091 hogsheads; tar, 78,939 barrels; and 61,178 barrels of turpentine ; coaches and other carriages (carts to the West Indies) 9893; and shoes and slippers, 26 : 058 pairs. The several States contribute to the above ag. gregate of exports in the ...
... WEST INDIES: Kirrgston, Sept. '2 . —On the 30th ult. at fif. teen minutes past eleven P. N. a single, but violent shock of an earthquake was felt at St. Ann's Bay. Its direaion appeared to be from North to South ; its duration about four seconds ; moon ...
... laces occupied by her on the right bank of nacover; am r the Rhine. 2d, England consents to restore •s nol9ucsts in the West Indies, and to give up Malta to the King of Sardiniii, as a pal t of the destined this sovcrein. 3d, The remainder of the indemnities ...
... malignant pestilential fever, such as Ihis pre % ailed ;n the West-Indies since 171)3 ; and ; it is a remarkable filet, that the only who esrape the contagion, are as have had the fever in the West Indies, or the l..ver at Pltiladelphil or joshlaga.—The principal ...
... sailed from Cork harbour under convoy of his Majesty's sloops Reindeer, Captain Pyle, and Heron, Captain Edgetombe to the West-Indies, and of his Majesty's ship La Loire, Captain Maitland, as far as Ma-i deira. . Saturday morning the 15th Regiment of Foot ...
... Captain Dennis, who seduced the wife of his own brother, is not a native cif Ireland, but of the island of Jamaica, in the West Indies—both brotherg are natives of that island.—We have given a sketch of the trial in the third column of the id page of this ...
... and affectionate to him. 1 continued tt visit th:m between two and three years. 1 left die Regiment before he went to the West Indies. 1 had numberleFs opportunities of seiog Mr hat manner he lived with his wife. What 1 have stated is the result of my o ...
... guilt), and tbereepon issue was joined. ' Air. Erskine, for the Plaintiff, said, that his clit ut kit tnglaand for the West Indies, where he was engaged in perilous and meritorious services, for the proteetion of the rights of country. The Plaintiff and ...
... last, from Barbadoes, whence she sailed on the 1 lth ult. we learn / that a gallant aCtion had lately been fought in the West Indies, between three West Indiamen, and a large French privateer. In this affair the British seamen manifested their usual intrepidity ...
... of Turki3h Literature. The following is a literal translation of a pas.. sage in the Turkish history of America and th e West Indies :— Contiguous to the abommeu. tioned island, there is an island in which a species of tree grows, called yak yak. In tl:c ...