... WEST INDIES, The latest accounts from Cuba inform us that 800 slaves were imprisoned at Matanzas ; that 100 had been shot, and that a still more serious conspiracy had broken out. Good Friday was arranged for a rising, and all the whites were to have ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from the French West India Islands give full details the fearful hurricane which occurred the 6th September. The town of Pointe-k Pitre appears to have suffered but slightly, while Basse Terre, ...

... WEST INDIES. _ Prince Alfred arrived at Jamaica on the 2d instant, and landed amidst great demonstrations of joy from the inhabitants. Great excitement prevailed on the island on account of the Prince’s visit; hut the news of the death of the Duchess ...

... WEST INDIES. The. Orinoco arrived at Southampton on Saturday, bringing the usual British and foreign Weld India mails. The Orinoco also brings mails from the west cnast of South America, received at Panama. All was quiet in Peru, and in business there ...

... WEST INDIES. The West India mail arrived at Southampton on Saturday. No improvement in affairs at Jamaica. Weather extremely unfavourable to agricultural operations. Great fears were entertained of the safety of H.M.S. Spiteful, with a detachment of the ...

... WEST INDIES. The Severn arrived at Southampton on Saturday night from the West Indies, with the usual mails. The latest dates brought by the Severn arc—Cha• err., 28th Jan. ; Carthagena, Mat ; Jamaica 7th Feb. ; St Jain de Cuba, Bth ; Demerara. 4th ; ...

... WEST INDIES. The packet-ship SAW, with the India mails, arrived at Southampton on Inky. The principal intel4sees Iseg-etpeeted meeting oldie pro enamaica. Sir Henry Darkly met bed the 18th October, and delivered which seems to have produced an Taking ...

... WEST INDIES, Bntmmrrmir, Sunday—The Rnyal Jleil ('' »■] etcHiner I.a h'lina. ( :.| iaiii Weller, arrived thie Irotn the Wert li.di, with tie cseal nails, in Lieut. Edvvaid*. Ai agent. her h.mewaid voyage the vrh i « fine wen; her at the r ...

... WEST INDIES. tvlviee% 011 are considered favour• •b!e the preceding amounts. London, 'lrvine:day. BUIE ENGLAND. —The 81111 the idea in not wholly flint the think of England may ad. ranee itn rate of ilineount, but it believe* it to be wholly iinnrobable ...

... WEST INDIES, Advices from Jamaica, to the 10th ultimo, state that a most important measure of reform was being agitated in the island. The city of Kingston had taken the initiative in advocating the propriety of applying to her Majesty’s Government, praying ...

... WEST INDIES. The reports of the sujjar and coffee crops are encouraffinff. In every island, with the exception of Cuba, the crops are expected to most abundant. The islands are generally healthy. Sir Charles Grey was sworn in as Governor on th« 21st December ...

... WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship Clyde, W. Symonds, commander, has arrived at Southampton bringing the West India mails. This steamer encountered stormy weather on the passage home. From the ad vices brought by her we learn that ...