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... command to the fouthward; and while cruioing on that. flation, and off the ifland of Bonacca, received information fromn the Caribbean fifhermen, that a guarda cofta was at anchor under the batteries of Truxillo, and that She had lately cap- tured and carried ...
... tn the Souithward; and, while cruizing on th.t ft idon, and ofil the Wland of Bonacca, receivcd infbor rnatioli, from the Caribbean Ffiherinen, that a griarda cefta vas :rt anchor uinder tire batteries of Truxillo, and that ihe hart lately captureci antd ...
... fulbltmien oft.t-csyw Friday's Ga-ette contains the appolettisent of AMajor- IGeneral Sir l~ionel Smtith, Govertior of the Caribb~ean Islands, to be also Govcrnor and C~ommarnder. in- Chief of ritishl Guiana, 'I'rinidlad, and St. Lucia,; Sir James Carinlicha ...
... steansor floating bottom upwards, hut no mark or letterc could be seen so as to lead to'her identity. On the 8ith of April the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. Johni's, Newfoundland, wae lost in the ice off Cape Bollard, ;crew, passengers, and part of cargo ...
... steainer floatitig upwaris, but nt mnnrk or letter countl be seen so as to lead to her identity. Oin the 8tb ot April, the Caribbean from the Clydte to et. John's, Newf'oundland, was lost in the ice off Cape Bollard ciew, W rtsseirgeru , and part of cargo ...
... colony) tef, btb h isterests of other dependencies more nrearly and naturally connected with it than our settlemnents i. r the Caribbean Sea. 3 IE AL.TII OF LONDON DURING THE 5 VEEIK.- (From the Regivrr-General s Return.)-.lz t!7e week endingoist Satuilday 1tC5 ...
... Lieut. Commander Scott, and the officers and crew of tne Jaseur, for the loss of that vessel on the Baxo Nuevo Shoal in the Caribbean Sea on the 26tli of February last. The Court was composed of Captain Gordon, c.B. (president), Captain Harris, Capt. Hewlett ...
... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under t wenty-five fathoms of vater. The crystalline clearness of the Caribbean sea excited the admiration of Columbus, who, in the pursuit of his great discoveries, evr retained an open eye for the beauties ...
... mniiy -vessels were lying in close proxiniity to the 1'vropean at the timne of' the disaster, thi none, exuceptiisg the Caribbean of the samnelhue, sustained lie any serious damage. Tlio last-liamued vessel was moored at ~n- the opposlte aide of the whaorf ...
... not made much out of this t 'mares nest.s On. HAYTI. of LIVERPOOL, APWn 37. ied bhe The West India and pacific steamer Caribbean arrived in the Mersey last night, with five days later, news from Hayti. On the 27th nit. a public proclamation wasmade banish- ...
... submersion of its' lower nI inhabited portions during a hurricane, such as has been i, known, to raise the water of theU Caribbean Sea to an le.a enormous height. 'this information,' by leaving room to 11' hope that some lives might have been saved, will ...
... course, of a com- y pany. It has also a fine lighthouse, which is of vast im- portance to ships entering and leaving the Caribbean Sea. O It is a remarkable fact that there is not a woman on the s island. The Gri,#on leaves St. Kitts on the 16th for Barbuda ...