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... the geological characteristics which Trinidad, Tobago, and the chain of Cum ana, differ essentially from the Antilles, or Caribbean Islands, which have calcateous rocks, and even mountains in Strata, in which are found various kinds of agglomerated and ...
... under convoy of the Bann-post sloop, of 20 The total number of these persons who have quitted tire Colony amounts 230. the Caribbean packet from Savanillo, in three days, e learn, that squadron were repairing and tilting out for the purpose of going against ...
... number of these persor laints have quitted the Colony amounts to 230. ment PROM JAMAICA COURANT OP THE 7TH AUG.) much By the Caribbean Packet from Savauillo, in three da would learn, that Bricn’s squadron were repairing and fitting nd in the purpose of going ...
... h | © Toe manis for speculation fn Steam-boats. fh: Ow “ue uitted | prospectus of a Steam-boat Company, for ns At of the Caribbean sea. The Steam-boats are to ply fron of her | does southward to Demerara, and northward to St. T ~ | from re atthe| Tas Keraay ...
... the , ! ■ads to lielieve, tiiat, had M. left liimsell been se.tficiently baked, they ihi- ~ti • ,.:d have proceeded to Caribbean banquet. cxperiinonts, the extent to which the human frame could bear heat, without the d.struction of the vital powers, ...
... spectators, leads to believe, that, had Monsieur Cbabert himself keen sufficiently baked, they would here proceeded to a Caribbean banquet. Many experiments, to the extent to which the human frame could hear beat, without the destruction of the vital power ...
... avidity the spectators, leads to believe, that had Mons. Chabert himsell been sufficiently they would have proceeded to Caribbean banquet. The Farming Society of Ireland hare pr«. poaed a number of very liberal premium* for the best lota of beiferg, sheep ...
... next in point of advantages is the State Guatimala, the St. John river flows from out the lake Nicargua, and falls into the Caribbean Sea. This river is of such magnitude,that vessels can pass without difficulty into the lake. From the Gulf of Papagayo.the ...
... rival the men in dress, wearing rings in their cars and noses, and adorning their necks with many rows of shells The female Caribbeans and Brasilians are exceedingly fond of ornament, and the Hottentot ladies stiive outvie each other in adurnin their krorses ...
... of LordJJyron./ . Sir EDWARD SEA/WARIPS NA4jJ®.TIVE of his SHIP WRECK,and Coifflfcanent Discovery certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With detail of many extraordinary and highlv-intcresting events in his life, from the year 1733 to 1749, as* written ...
... vats, post Bvo. 3I«. 6d SIR EDWARD SEAWARD’S NARRATIVE of bis SHIPWRECK, and CONSEQUENT DISCOVERY CERTAN ISLANDS fat the CARIBBEAN SEA. WiHLa Detail of many Extraordinary Events in his Life, fronyayt to 1749, written in his own Diary. Edited by PORTER ...
... with Cuts, 4a. (id. cloth. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD’S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and CONSEQUENT DISCOVERY CERTAIN ISLANDS in the CARIBBEAN SEA. With Detail many Extraordinary Events Life, from 1733 1749, as written in his own Diary, Edited Misa JANE POUTER. vols ...