... specta- tors, as leads us to believe, that, had iM. Chabert himself been sufficiently baked, they would have proceeded to a Caribbean banquet. Many experiments, as to the extent to which the human frame could bear heat, without the destruaton of the vital ...

... speedy, agreeable, and safe, than tile usuult route by the Cape, the chief interruption to its uniformity occurring in the Caribbean Sea anti the Gulf of MIexico, where the trade wind blows impetuously, the sea is stormy, and the sky grey and cloudy. Tbe ...

... tl-V crre& the inaccula- 1t) (I1s, cilifirm t le at ccolulI ?? Mir.lnda histaken poffellion of ?? ij LMargarita, in the Caribbean tb coaft*f S(iuth America, with a Of ttilee, thou!la nd men, and was prepar- 1,ke a dec1ent upon the Caraccas, with , is ...

... the bye. trol the commerce that passes round Cape Hore — | Ocuiist. J. Charebill. while gives her all she desires in the Caribbean | This is the work of a master mind, and the result of another, The different di- Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda ...

... more speedy, agreeable, and safe, than the usual route the Cape, the chief interruption to its uniformity occurring the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico; where the trade wind blows impetuously, the sea is stormy, and the sky grey and cloudy. The theory ...