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... tl-V crre& the inaccula- 1t) (I1s, cilifirm t le at ccolulI ?? Mir.lnda histaken poffellion of ?? ij LMargarita, in the Caribbean tb coaft*f S(iuth America, with a Of ttilee, thou!la nd men, and was prepar- 1,ke a dec1ent upon the Caraccas, with , is ...
... Maaanna's Eipedition. Upon the arrival of Captain in England, with an account of the appearance of the armament, in the Caribbean Sea, we stated. that our Government had se share.ia it. This statement is now fully confirmed by the Memorial of Mr. 00MIN ...
... out Miranda's expedition. the arrival ot Capt. Cochrane this country, with account the appearance the Expedition to the Caribbean sea, our readers wdi probably recollect that it was confidently stated, that our Government took no part in that enterprize ...
... Expedition. On the arrival Of Capt. Cockrane in this country, with an account of the appearance of the Expedition in the Caribbean Sea, our Readers will probably recolle6l that we timed, from authority, that our .Governtnent took no part in that enterprize ...
... allied to fit out dn the arrival Of Capt. Cochrane iti Englatid with ui accouht of the appearance of the ExpeclitiOn to the Caribbean lea, it was Confidently ftated, that our Govetnrrient took no part in'that enterprize.--r . Mr. Ogtlen's memorial cOnfirms ...
... Miranda's expedition. On the arrival Capt. Cochrane in this country, with an account of the appearance of the expedition the Caribbean Sea, our readers will probably recollect that we stated that the ' British Government took no part in that enterprise. Mr ...
... however, appear to have been entertained, that this adventurer would receive the support of the English vessels in the Caribbean sea. His Majesty’s ship Antidope, with the East India Company’s ship Dover Cattle, and t lie fleet which Stilled from Portsmouth ...
... however, appear to have been entertained, that this adventurer would receive the support of the English vessels in the Caribbean sea. The Nina& cutter, of 14 guns, is arrived at Plymouth, with dispatches from Reac•Admiral Cocossans ; but we have Rot ...
... far, were compelled appear to haye been enturer would receive the and accumulating force. The Latona of 36 gu ffels in the Caribbean fea. at Plymouth on Saturda it is faid, goes as governor that a fquadron of thre re the command both in were defcried on ...
... much Singuine hopes, > have ‘been entertained, that arrival at Chath: prisoners, on bos ld receive the support of the he Caribbean sea. wich prison ship ter from Barbadoes, June 21, and derision int again ‘turned towards the pro- The circuinsta t Offce ...
... themselves ender the care of the British Government. Its commerce being destroyed by the pretence of the British cruisers in the Caribbean sed, and its native produce being inade-4u.tte to the support of Its population, the Island, we understand, was reduced to ...
... Fisgard, and Arethusa, to pos- Caracoa is an session of it ia His Majesty's name, Island belonging to the. Datel in the Caribbean Sea, about twenty-tive leagues from the: Centinent of South America, abont sixty miles in ference, with a good Poteain the ...