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... New Zealand—Westminster for New York— City of Derry for Victoria, Macao, and Canton—Palmyra and General Wolfe for Demerara—Caribbean for Mauritins—Magnet for Boulogne—Egbam for Cadiz—Rosalind for Gibraltar and Marseilles—Tourist for Calais. ...
... the 31st litaY, full or not full, or forfeit freight, for which an engagement will 0 e given —The fine fast-sailing Barque CARIBBEAN, A 1, burden 300 tons, coppered and - copper-fastened, A. C. FLEMING, Commander, lying in the London Dock.—For terms of freight ...
... SAIL on the 3lpt full-or not full, or forfeit freight, far which an engagement will us given—The fine fast-sailing Barque CARIBBEAN, A 1, burden 300 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, A. C. FLEIIIING, Commander, lying in the London Dock.—For terms of freight ...
... post Bvo, 21s, cloth, IR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of LO his SHIPWRECK, and consequent DISCOVERY of certain ISLANDS in the CARIBBEAN SEA; with a Detail of many extraordinary and highly-interesting Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...
... London. 26.—The Thomas Lee, Wooff, for the Clyde. 27.—The Syren, Hoskin, for Liverpool; Isis, Fisher, for Liverpool. 28.—The Caribbean, Fleming, for London. 29.—The Gentoo, Corbitt, for London. Sept. 4.—The David Malcolm, Howard, for London; Princess Royal ...
... Mauritius, in the Downs, called Nov. 23. Arrivals at Mauritius.—The Achilles, Duncan, Nov. 20, from Ceylon, for London; Caribbean, Fleming, 21, from Calcutta ; Mary, Hunter, from Calcutta; Progress, Luco, from the Cape ; Brave La moriciere. Moreau, 21 ...
... CALCUTTA. Arrivals.—Feb. 7—The brig Soonamooke, Nacoda from Coringa. B—The brig Caribbean, Corkton, from Nacoda, barque General Chasse, Rehling, from Batavia. 9—The ship Sartille, Peirie, from New York; ship Ormelie, Eachurn, from Liverpool. 10—The schooner ...
... 20, from London; Thomas Henry, from Bordeaux; Corinna, from Liverpool; Ann, from Greenock ; Augusta Jessie, from London; Caribbean, 23, from Bordeaux; Essex, 24, from Madras; Frankland, 25, from London; Esther, 27, from Liverpool; London, 28, from Liverpool; ...
... lat. 30, long. 35; Socrates, Ichaboe to Cork, same day—by her Majesty's ship Isis, arrived at Portsmouth. _ _ _ _ _ _ The Caribbean, for London, 6th ult., lat. 19, long. 31, by the , Ripley, arrived at Liverpool. The Nile, Portsmouth, N. H., to Valparaiso ...
... ashes of their sires, The embers of their former Cies, and to bear the British thunder triumphant over the world. In the Caribbean Sea, the finest of the West Indian islands, independently of Canada, Newfoundland, New Holland, and New Zealand, acknowledge ...
... 21s cloth lettered, 111 EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of L. his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea; with a Detail of many Extraordinary and highly Interesting Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...
... occasions, and whenever required to do so, furnished a body of men to act against the Spaniards in the Bay of Honduras and the Caribbean Sea. Though poor ignorant Indians they have always shown an unswerving attachment to the British Crown, for which abandoning ...