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... the part of die present Ministers. He recommended the black troops in the West Indies should be employed in the East Indies, and that Sapoys should be employed the West Indies. He adverted to the circumstance cf considerable sum of money having been received ...
... heretofore recruited. Out of a number so comparatively Small, and from whence drafts must necessarily be made for the East and West Indies, it would be not without great difficulty that an army could be colletted, sutficent to endure a wasteful warfare in Egypt ...
... &posed to agree with the noble Lord to certain extent,.respeding the mode of maintaining an efficient military force in the West Indies. Black Corps, he would admit, 'lsere the only species of force which could be, with the greatest regard to economy, employed ...
... aftion upon a Policy of Insurance for 300/. on the ship Mercury, from Liverpool the Coast of Africa, and from thence to the West Indies, with or without letters marque, brought by the assured against tlic underwriters; in whrch question of great importance ...
... m Board Cotton Wool, except Ships ur.d Vessels coming dirrdljy from the East Indies, or the ConHncct of Americr, or the West Indies, leaded in whole cr part with that Commodity, being the produce those parts, or any the Goods, Wares or Merchandise enunicratjd ...
... Cruizer brig, and sent V armooth. , -, The Bum Anna, Paulsen ; the Belle Juditfe. and vessel, rain* unknown, fr,m Leghorn the West Indies, are I bv a privateer - •• 1 tigua, they are mudenined. The Shaw Byramgore. ——, from Madras Bengal, was taken in September ...
... the Brazils, &c. have been thought of, but nothing certain on this subjea is known. In my opinion we are destined for the West Indies. I do not say this, however,. in consequence of any information I have received., ...
... orders for foreign service, but it is not known whether they are to form a part of a secret expedition, or to be sent to the West Indies. The officers of the expodition considered their destination to be the erranean. ...
... March, in the fieet ccvoyed His Majesty’s sliip Kiudostan, for same destination. Nine rcguncr.ts are new orders for the West Indies.—/ Chit.) A considerable reinfoicement to immediately sent out to India: some regiments of Bn. goens are to included; die ...
... AMERICA, the WEST INDIES. &t. See. A /MERCHANTS, Captains of Veliels, and others’rad• i.VX ing to the above places, will meet the moll liberal encouragement pmchoiingthe Patent Paints, prepared at the Hibernian Oil and Colour Manufaffoiy, No. 31, Con ...
... Euston and Lord Henry Seymour joint guardians with her*. But she died before his Lordship, in this country, and he in the West Indies. Therefore, Mo Erskine contended, that was the Noble Lord’s intention, that in any case, except that of Lady Horatia Seymour ...
... Netley, which brought home the official actonnt, spoke Admiral Cochrane on his passage ; but, before he can arrive in the West Indies, the Trench squadron must have nearly a whole month for carrying into effeft die enterprises for which they *redestined ...