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... who fir It difeovered it, gave it the Name ot Grena Ii , , ~f t!,c Province that Name in Old Spain. I: . 1 S*.a always the Caribbean;, the firit Inu.i-, the It the Caribbcc Iflands, for its variety of ( and plenty of Filh. It enjoys good Air, and has a Soil ...
... than those in the Pacific, as soon as the channel is opened there will probably be a great revolution in the streams of the Caribbean seat. Perhaps even the Eurolpean currents will be affiectcd ; and the sentinel on Europa point, in Gibral- tar, some morning ...
... Island of in A R ARAssnas, denoroinste the WEST INDIA STEAM A 'NAVIGATION COMPANY, for the purpose of Navigating a, - thle Caribbean Sea with Steam Yessels. A -MCETING sif al GENTLEMEN frlendly to the measure was held in Liverpool, di oil the 28th Of November ...
... Worthy werethese each to add New to the already honoufd name; Bur Arthur, in the morning of his day , Perished an-, id the Caribbean sna. When the Pomona, hurricane Whirl'd riven and overwhelmed, with all her crew Info the deep went down. longer date Alexander ...
... brethren each to add New honours to the already honour'd name ; But Arthur, in the morning of his day, Perished amid the Caribbean sea, When the Pomona, by a hurricane Whirl'd, riven, and overwhelmed, with all her crew Into the deep went down. A longer ...
... point of inportance to na. vigation in gencral, I compared his chart, which is one published by Blachford, ill 1825, of the Caribbean Sea and Islands, coast of Colombia, &c., with Hlidalgo's Spanish Chart * but they differ so materially that no just ?? can ...
... ci Byron. - - SIr EDWARD SEAIWARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK. ?? arid consequne~t Discovery of certain Islands in tue Caribbean Sea; as Wihadti frmarry exraerordintiry and hlghly-lnteresting events Y ii his Life, from the yesr-r.1733 to 1749, as written ...
... Brown and Green London THE LIFE and THOMAS MOORE Esq a Portrait 21 lx! SEAWARD'S NAlUlATIVEof and Consequent eer-tain in Caribbean With Detail Extraordinary Events in 1733 own JANE 3 vols post personal from Month GUIDE KITCHEN-GARDEN an Account valuable ...
... ouse Cow-house Coach-house venient Outbuilding Garden few ' last Song Come - 3 Is 6d of rmVAltl) consequent biSHIP'VRKCK caRIBbean 0f CEK ECtrSordinary SEA l)el-'s'0 1749 written in own Fli Diarv illgtructive has ap- discovery and ta(of larv of narrative ...
... MP Foolscap with Cuts 4s fid cloth SIR SEAWARD’S NARRATIVE his SHIPWRECK and consequent Discovery Certain Islands in the Caribbean Detail many Extraordinary Events in his Life from 1733 to 1749 as written in own Diary Edited JANE PORTER 3 vols small Ovo ...
... Bombay, and 1 from Charleston. CURRENT OF THE ATLANTIC.---Between the tropics, espocially from the coast of Senegal to the Caribbean sea, there is a stream that always flows from east to west, and which is named the equinoctial current. Its mean rapidity ...
... A. vols. Bvo. 28s. 3. Sir Edward Seawards Narrative of his Shipwreck, and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea ; with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting events in his life, from the year 1733 to 1749, as written ...