Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... it is well known the Muffeimen begin to date their years. PLANTATION NEWS. From the JAMAICA GAZETTE. A paragraph in the Caribbean Regifter, dated Rofeau, Dominica, Auguft 24, 1785, lays. “About ten o’clock this evening came on very heavy gale of wind ...
... —Churchill's Voyages, 6 voU. folio, 41. Goldsmith's Hiftory of England, vols. elegant, il. Athr mail Otacle, vols. 5s. —Caribbean Fails, volt 410. 4s. —Mi iron’s Travels, French cuts, 4 vols. 7s. 6d.—TKcoph.aitus's Hiftory Stones, js. 6d.—Cent, Mag. vols ...
... deemed in the lealt dangerous. Martinique, until the peace of 1763, v*aS the feat of the French Government in the Windward Caribbean Iflands, and the metropolis of commeice, where all the merchants of note, and agents of commercial houfes in France, chiefly ...
... letters received by the Marquis of Kil dare packet, arrived ay Fai mouth from Jamaica on the _Bth of June, w. learn that the Caribbean leas are jnfefted with a number of French pri- vateers, by whom a great number of our velf/els have been captured, and fume ...
... convoy against the swarm of black privaieers, or, in fact, pirates from the French and Spanish Islands, which infest the Caribbean Sea, and against whose depredations there is no other appeal than that of arms. This being the last evening but four of the ...
... convoy against the swarm of black privateers, or, in fact, pirates from the French and Spanish islands, which infest the Caribbean Sea, and against whose depredations there is no other appeal than that of arms. The Earl of AYLESFORD has .been pleased. ...
... as i p w f black. . i .• . . , prryßteCig, or, in raft, 7:A r N I . II the aLU I tp i r ' and Spanifii Iflands„ which .n Caribbean 'Sea, and againft r Tartni:ireaattons there is .no other appeal than that he r,,, - ' ' • ; .b Li. . Itl 4 ' Ur gie h ...
... convoy againß the fwarm of black privateers, or, in fail, pirates from the French and Spatial' iflands, which infeß the Caribbean Sea, and againft whore depredations there is no other appeal than that of arms Yetierday a Court of Direnors was held at ...
... ag.iinft.,the fwarm of back . privateers, or, in fact,. pirates; from the French and;Spaniiii IflAnds, which inf.c4t, the Caribbean . Sea,. ata depecdations there is no other appeal than f.hictif anus. • • A letter received, frOm n' Officer belonging to ...
... voy against the aw arm of black privateers, or, in *»ict, pirates from the French and Spanish islands, which infest the Caribbean Sea, and against whose depredations there no other appeal than that arms. liberal promotion iq the Navy will take place upon ...
... place, all bit five had been loft. It was alfo flated • that Gnadaloupe, St. Bartholomew's, St. Kites, Antigua, and all the Caribbean Itlands, had futiered immentely from the ftorm. Every veffel but two had been loft at St. Bartholomew's, and all but four ...
... of the Opposition told us he would gain the sovereignty of the ocean—has he atchievcd it in lighting Lord Kelson in the Caribbean sea, or Admiral Caldeh in the Atlantic ? What has he effeCled in India ? Have we not there strengthened, increased, and con ...