... WEST INDIES. PARBADOES, NOV. 12. It appears by subsequent information to that in our last, stating the capture of a French brig of war, that it was his Majesty's ship JASON, and not the CIRCE, which was seen towing the prize iro Domi. nica. The enemy's ...

... WEST INDIES. (ST. KITT's), OCT. 4 The damage done by the late hurricane in the interior of this 'Eland has greatly exceeded the elli,nate made of it at the time. The torrents from the mountainv tuept away almoli every mill in the Colony, and occationed ...

... WEST INDIES. The island of Guadaloupe has been relieved and reinforced by the =rival there, about the 22d of December, of five frigates, with troops and iprovisions, from France. Of this we' were informed by the Prince Adolophus packet, in 29 days from ...

... WEST INDIES. The following are further extracts from the Barbadoes Papers relating to the hurricane: EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GRENADA, NOV. 15. The weather assumed a very suspicious appearance about ten o'clock in the morallig of the 21st ultimo, when ...

... WEST INDIES. bums:ay-4th Regiment of Foot, Dominica and Antigua ; Sth, Dominica; 9th, Grenada; 21st, St. Vincent; 27th, Demerara. 35d, Jamaica; 55th, Barbadoes; 50th, Jamaica; 60th Regiment' 1 2d battalion, Barbadoes; 77th, Jamaica; 91st, Jamaica; 93d ...

... WEST INDIES. We received feveral days ago the letter of our Correfpondent from the Well Indies, which came by the tart packet ; but as it contained nothing very i nce oing, we have not before prefented any part of it. The troops are all tolerably healthy ...

... WEST INDIES. A Mail has arrived from the Leeward Wands, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Montrofe p.c. ken, Captain DVIII LT, in as days from Tortola. By this conveyance we have received intelligence, that on the 4th of June the French fhip Regulus ...

... WEST INDIES. BARBADOES, AUGUST 13. At Cumana, the Spaniards were beyond measure rejoiced at the prospect afforded by the revolution, of promoting the interest and extending the commerce of the South American colonies, as well as of breaking the foreign ...

... WEST INDIES. ♦T THE FARTICIILAIL DESIRE OF THE MAGISTRATES AND OF HONDURAS, WE INSERT TN! FOLLOWING KINGSTON, JAMAICA, NOVEMBER 8, Oka. In the fchooner Three Friends, came paffenger .Lieutenant-Colonel BARROW, late Superintendent and Commander in Chief ...

... WEST INDIES. A letter from Dominica, of the 27th January, was yelterday received in town, which Rates, that a very coofiderable French force had been concentrated at Guadaloupe, and created much alarm at Dominica, where martial law had been proclaimed ...

... WEST INDIES. T!:e heads of the Colonial Department have been occupied for some days in the investigation of a serious misunderstanding which has taken place between t''e Governor of one of our West India Settlements the Legislative. Assembly. It appears ...

... WEST INDIES. BARISADOth Ocr. B.—The number of national troops in the Hand of Martinique does not exceed 530; moll of the forts are manned with the Militia, who are known to be attached to the intereft of Eng. land, soder whole Government they experienced ...