... coffee.m 5. c The Puke of DaritofGeprivateer a l' a had a period put to her depredations. gignist British commerce in the Caribbean Seas, if we mnay'l Inteflo ing extract fiom the Jamaica, Cbo ouranl faed 1th Mo~rxrj, BAY, Jan. 4.-The ship Flora, Pow- ...

... Ah me! Despair is a storm that does not subside ti'l it done its worst 1 it comes to the mind like the bur. ricane tn the Caribbean Isles, winged with destruction: it meets the young tree in blossom, sca'ters to the tvlnds its flowery robes, and strews ...

... and a fast sailing vessel was sent after the fleet, wvith orders that it should change its course and pro- ceed to the Caribbean Sea and the Gulph of lMexico. sht de d Poi bri( sta the wa cee bel dot ant aga po1 not the ceT we beb thr sor thi 001 nmi ...

... proceed to «k the Spaninh Mto.atry wan cb.agedj Cc came .mo . > ...

... power, and a fast sailing vessel was sent after the fleet, with orders that it should change its course and proceed to the Caribbean Sea and tbe Gulph of Mexico. Capt. Delhorme De Lille, Aid-de-Camp to'bis Excellency Count De Vaugeraud, Governor-General ...

... deepest foundations. May Cod, in his infinite wiedem, avert so dreadful a calamity ! There would then be no room to sneer at a Caribbean Island. Already, indeed, has too much mischief been done to the British West-Indies by the late practice: of these reformers ...

... gratification of hopes which bold out to their imaginations fancied crown of glory In order objell of AFRICAN SOVEREIGNTY in Caribbean sea” which they erroneously imagine might them credit in the world would involve once happy contented negroes in the ruin ...

... sure in- stinct of nature, soon occupies the vacant domain, just as we ourselves seize on the unit, abited islands of the Caribbean Seas, or the Atlantic er Pacific Oceans. We have recently taken possession of the desert Island of Ascension, nearest to ...

... is with AURY, BRION, and the other French and American Pirates, who, under the narce of Spanish Insurgents,, infest the Caribbean seas: in like manner it has been reported that MaconEGoa, a Scotchman, who commanded in Venezuela, has amassed not less than ...

... their civilised neighbours. The system of the ancient Birecaneers is beginning to be revived on the southern banks of the Caribbean sea; and as the desperadoes'from every part of the world may there find refuge, many will doubtleSs resort to it, as a place ...

... against th'ir civilised neighbours. The system of.. the .Buccaneers is beginning to, be revived on the . ern banks of the Caribbean sea; and as the dcl e ; II . radoes . from every pert of the world may there hi a tefuge, many will doubtless resort to it ...

... the BLOOD RED K NIGH r ; ratan The Melo Dram. to ter i t Lae wan the Fortrew on Eitel at AMA' Grand Horseard Font I —Novo Caribbean°. by L'Hescale Re. Inant. —Th.- Comic Extravaganza ot the Hunted Tailor and his Hotse Tally.Ho Diavolu Anton's) wale° threurt ...