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... WEST INDIES. New York, Dec. 3.—lt is reported via Havana that two shocks of earthquake, accompanied by volcanic eruptions, occurred at St. Thomas, Tortola, and other islands on the 28th November. The sea rose fifty feet, and in its retrogression swept ...
... WEST INDIES. The following are' the feelings and opinions of the Colonists upon what they know the proceedings in England touching their rights and property ; extracted from the Jamaica Courant of the fith of July, the latest number in London:— We have ...
... WEST INDIES. THE TORNADO AT ST. THOMAS'S. By the arrival at Liverpool the steamer City of Antwerp, which left New York on the 9th in 3tant, we have confirmatory intelligence of the destructive nature of the hurricane recently swept over gome of the West ...
... WEST INDIES. We regret to say that the accounts from the Wess Indies are of the most alarming character—at least as regards Jamaica, which may be considered at embodying all the real importance of our Occidental Colonies. The Jamaica Despatch of November ...
... WEST INDIES. The papers the Teviot West India steamer, (which arrived a few days ago) scarcely contain fact worthy of record. On the whole, affairs appear to better, and the exertions the colonists are making to restore the position the several islands ...
... enacting nich measures. There is not a Briton who does not exelatmr- We must abolish slavery in the West Indies. here is not a planter in the West Indies, but rejoins— Would to God, we could at once abolish slavery, and secure our property. And as to ...
... THE WEST INDIES. attitude which England has assumed, as the champion of freedom all over the world, is a very honourable one. We rather suspect, however, that it brings its own inconveniences along with it—at least there seems to bo a pretty considerable ...
... WEST INDIES. ARRIVAL OF SIR H. STORKS JAMAICA. Southampton, Monday.—The Shannon has arrived, with Jamaica advices the 9th iii3t. and 203,000 dollars iv specie. Sir H. Storks arrived in Jamaica on the 6th inst. Ou the 7th he was waited 011 Mr. Eyre, General ...
... WEST INDIES. The following extract from an American paper, the Pennsylvanian Inquirer, of the 2Gth November, affords matters for serious reflection and the most melancholy anticipation. Who is there that can rise from the perusal of it without deeply ...
... WEST INDIES. arrival the hayti. Liverpool, Wednesday Night. — The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Hayti has arrived, with advices from Colon to the 9th December, and from Kingston to the 18th. The Morning Journal, of the 18th December, says : ...
... WEST INDIES. very short time ago it was stated in the House of Commons, by Lords Althorp and Howick, that Government had sent out an order to the island of Antigua, for the emancipation of 371 slaves belonging to the Crown, and that Sir Patrick Ross ...
... WEST INDIES. Ertract a teem •Mlat/H. T. Daniel and leas. Bris• tat i received from Itarindoes, dated April 29. u I have no doubt but you will have from your friend' in the windward part of the Island, a circunestantiel aotoom of an insurrection of the ...