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... four frigates , • which outstripped the Dreadnought in the Bay of Biscay, and of which we hope our Naval Commander in, the Caribbean Sea will give us acceptablo'informa- N . 1 • + 4 4,1 - ...
... from Rear-Admiral Cochrane, which announce, that General Miranda has taken possession of the Island Margaritta, in the Caribbean Sea, on the coast of South America, with force men, and was preparing to make descent upon the Caracas. A letter from Tortola ...
... 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 ...
... command to the Southward; and while cruizing on fhat station, and off the island of Bonacca, received information from the Caribbean fishermen, that a guarda costa was at anchor under the batteries of Truxillo, and that she had lately captured and carried ...
... out Miranda's expedition. the arrival ot Capt. Cochrane this country, with account the appearance the Expedition to the Caribbean sea, our readers wdi probably recollect that it was confidently stated, that our Government took no part in that enterprize ...
... Expedition. On the arrival Of Capt. Cockrane in this country, with an account of the appearance of the Expedition in the Caribbean Sea, our Readers will probably recolle6l that we timed, from authority, that our .Governtnent took no part in that enterprize ...
... 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. ...
... however, appear to have been entertained, that this adventurer would receive the support of the English vessels in the Caribbean sea. His Majesty’s ship Antidope, with the East India Company’s ship Dover Cattle, and t lie fleet which Stilled from Portsmouth ...
... command to the southward, and, 'hile cruizing that station, and oft’the Island of OHacra, received information from the, Caribbean shernteii, that a Guarda Costa was at anchor under batteries Truxillo, and that she had lately cap- H'tJ and carried into ...
... most magnificent schemes for uniting the Duero • the Ebro, and the Tagus; the Niger and the Nile ; the South-Sea and the Caribb'ean ; but never executing it hem. .* _ , This appears to me the great, the leading trait in the Spanish character. In other ...
... 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 ...
... Prince Ernest, have given a fresh proof of the spirit which pei ' , l des the Falmouth packets. On the 19th of March, in the Caribbean Sea, Capt. Petre fell in with a French schooner privateer, of 10 guns, and full of men, which he fought in close action, ...