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... parents, and of those who have silently conformed that is to say, without a public recantation.— Dublin Mail. Longevity.—The Caribbeans usnally live a a great age. The Dutch traders to the Moluccoes affirm that the inhabitants live ordinarily 130 years Vincent ...
... with portrait. 21s. bds. SIR EDWARD SEA WARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery certain Islands the Caribbean Sja. With a Detail many extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1733 174!), as wiilten in his own Diary. Edit Miss JANE PORTER ...
... Augustus St. John. Vols. Bvo. 30s. SIR EDWARD SEA WARD'S NARRATIVE his SHIPWRECK, And coi sequent Discovery some Islands the Caribbean Sea. Edited Miss Jane Porter. 2nd Edit. 3 vo's.2ls. A VISIT to CONSTANTINOPLE, &c. By John Alldjo, Esq. F.G.S. Plates, iOs ...
... The Great Britain, from Newport to New York. This vessel foundered in lat. 48, lon. 33 ; crew and passengers saved. The Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's Newfoundland, was lost in the ice off Cane Bollard : crew, passengers, and part of cargo saved ...
... about a score of negroes, whose history was as follows : 182.'i, slaver, named Las Nieoas, or The Snow, was captured in the. Caribbean ssa, taken to Paramaribo, and condemned by the mixed Commission. The slaves on board were 49 number, and were immediately ...
... Bowen and Howardsville, Veraguas, on the River Belen or Palenque, and its tributaries—which river empties itself into the Caribbean Sea in about latitude N. 9 deg., longitude W. 81 deg., miles west of the Port of Escribanos, and about 50 statute miles west ...
... IsLiNDS.-By A *' mer which arived in Liverpool on Thuradoyeveomg, learii that new guano islands have been diMOTered the Caribbean Sea. The discovery bad kejn a secret. Several vessel* had been dispatched from the Un » and had returned with 1 full cargoes ...
... lost in November at 820,000 dollars. The United States' steamship Fulton was in the Boca del Torres, which flows in the Caribbean Sea, watching for Gen, Walker and the Filibunt ...
... description of the Gulf Stream is that of a vast, and rapid ocean current, issuing from the basin of the Mexican Gulf and Caribbean Sea, doubling the Southern Cape Florida, pressing forward to the north-east, in a line almost parallel to the American coast; ...
... territory compiled, no metier where, added to oar impartance, wealth, attd power, and whoa the occnpation of some isla'.d in the Caribbean Bee, was thought a very Natio. (scum , exprmsien of nal tart or naval triumph. But, though we may have tree been ressased ...
... thrown overboard from Her Britannic Majesty's ship Arachne, V. D. laglefield commanding, on the 6th of July. 1857, in the Caribbean Sea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Carman. or between Jamaica and Cuba. The caper we., sent to the Seers. ...
... that it was thrown overboard Her Britannic Majesty's ship Arachne V D Inglefield commanding on the 6th of July 1857 in the Caribbean Sea somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Cayman or between Jamaica and Cuba The paper sent the Secretary Admiralty ...