... fearing their own was going down. CuaaaiiT or the Atlantic.—Between the tropics, especially from the coast Senegal to the Caribbean Sea, there is stream which always flows from east to west, and which named the Equinoctial Current. Its mean rapidity may ...

... small Bvo., edition, 21s. cloth, SIR EDWARD SEAWARDS of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent discoveaw-of certain Islands*!n the Caribbean Sea. With Detail uflnajiy Entraordinary Event* in his Life, firo.n 1733 1719, written in his own Diary. Edited Miss Jane ...

... ! few years, if requires so long, will doubtless amaze them still more ; for the whip-scarred negro in the centreof our Caribbean dominions has but to raise h:s face towards the east, and there are the mountains of delivered Haiti, resting in the horizon ...

... ferociousness! A few years, if it requires long, will doubtless amaze still more for the whip.starred negro iu the centre of our Caribbean dcintnions lias but to raise itis face towards the cast, and tliei* are the mountains of delivered Haiti, resting in the ...

... from diferent sorts palms and from the sager cane, and the pith of the bamboo affords them tabazir : the Brazilians and Caribbeans use sad ;_Europeans, wine and spirits, ...

... Commander Rusael were at Trinidad The Gannet, 18, Commander ('oiton, were al The Ararhne was to sa;', mediately to visit all the Caribbean Islands under the English government. letter from Porte Elizabeth, dated August 15, gives the following of accident that ...

... to appoint Major-General Sir Lime' Smith, K. C. P. (the Goveraer General and Commadar•Weebief of his Majesty's Windward Caribbean Ise lartia,) to be also Governor-General sad Commander. imehid of his My's Colasies of Britiab Guiana, Trinidad, sad St. ...

... to appoint Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. (the Governor-General and Commander-m-Chief of h>» Majesty’s Windward Caribbean Islands,) to be also Governor-General and Commander-in-Chi#f ofhis Majesty Colonies of British Guiana, Trinidad, and St. ...

... arnd Viscount Canterbury, of the city of Canterbury. -Losno,, GfAette. aejor-G(eti. Sir L. Smith, Governor of the Windward Caribbean Islauds, has beenr also appointed Govetnor of British Guiana, Trinidad, aid St. Lwcia.-His Majesty has revived the Commissions ...

... remember that about a month ago bad accounts from the West Indies of a slight shock of an earth quake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, accompanied about far as Barbadoes with clouds of dust, and what was then believed to volcanic ashes. That a new volcano ...

... remember that about a month ago had acoounts from the West Indies of a slight shock of an earth quake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, accompanied about as far with clouds of dust, and what was then be'icved to be volcanic ashes. That new volcano has ...

... reader may remember that about month ajfo had accounts Irom the West Indies of alight shock an earibouake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, about far an Barbadoes with clouds dust, and what was then believed to be vulcanic ashes. That volcano has broken out ...