... WEST INDIES. Barbadoes, Nov. 30.—There has lately been a most extraordinary mortality ever known this island. P'ourteen or fifteen persons have dropped off daily. The chief cause of this mortality is generally supposed to have been the extreme heat of ...

... WEST INDIES. Extract from the Journal. Roseau, Sent. again resume our Journal, after an interrupdg occasioned the confusion and loss sustained in ii office during the late hurricane ; one the greats calamities this colony has sustained in the menu* its ...

... WEST INDIES. Further particulars of the Evacuation of St. Lucia, than thofe given in the Gazette. THE forts of St. Lucia were evacuated on the night the 1 inftant. Tne regiments that compofed the were, the 34th, commanded by Lieut. Col. Dickens; the 61ft ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica papers to the July, have furnished us with some particulars from Mexico and In the beginning of June a dreadful battle took place between the Government troops and the Revolutionists, in Mexico, which the former were defeated with ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica, Dec. 14. duel was tought, on Tuesday morning, at Fort Augustus, between two Officers ol' the 2d West India Regiment, quartered there, when one of them was very dangerously wounded, the ball having struck him just above the temple ...

... WEST INDIES. However* favourable the French accounts may wish the situation of their West India islands appear, certain they are a most dreadful state; and we have been positively assured that the island of Gudaioupe is nearly destroyed, the greater part ...

... WEST INDIES. Bridgetown, Aug. *s.—The squally we., the,-and tempestuous sea that prevailed here the 12th instant, are now understood to have been generally felt among ail the islands; but fortunately unattended by any serious calamity, except that island ...

... WEST INDIES. from a. French Paper of th* lith of December lafi, td Guadaloupe. > LAW, ft^UALITV. VICTOR. dtlegkied comnvfljry of ihft tutional convention to the Windward Ifland* Whereas the commlited by the Britifli oOicers, well In the capture in the ...

... WEST INDIES. ExtraCl abetter, dated St. Vincent's Cei/np, Meufmcnl'sTPridge, Wallihoiu, Augujl 3, 1795. Received per Packet, October 9, 1795. We arc within caimon Ihot the enemy, potted on Morn Rand, irt very advantageous lituation. They are-tlx hundred ...

... WEST INDIES. Wednefday Lieut. Col. has been (lightly wounded) arrived Loid Gicnville's Office, with difpatches from Irving at Sr. Vincent's, containing the particulars of a difaflrous action between the and French forces in that the particulars which ...

... WEST INDIES. letters from the Leeward Mario ?, are happy to learn that the utmoft tranquilly reigns there. Sir R. AberCrombie, had embarked on board the frigate, upon a vifit td fhe different iftands. Thb fervice, it waaexpecled, wonld be executed in ...

... WEST INDIES, BAtsiTSR&s, April 26. Friday Uft« fchoontr under trench and Dutch colours arrived *t. Eoftatia, with feme French commilTiDners 00-hoard, who waited the governor, and demanded the furrender the the French rtpubli.'. -The governor objected ...