... Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our own coast from one extremity to the ...

... —Arrived here, the Cuthhert oung, Henderson, Newcastle, from Calcutta 2nd.— The Matilda, and sailed for Naples; and the Caribbean, Fleming and sailed for Bourdeaux, both from Newcastle. 3rd.—The Lydia, Horsman.from Rouen, and sailed for Shields; and ...

... Newcastle. BOULOGNE, Jan. 15—Hannah and Malvina, ; San Giovanni, Maresca, Newcastle. BOURDEAUX, Jan. 17-Sirene, Topp, Sunderland—Caribbean, Flemn Achilles, Trivet, Newca-tle. Edn.ond, Newcastle. - - R bt. Watt. Bone. Gibraltar. LHAHj-.rj 11, Jan. 17—Border Chieftain ...

... A merchant of this city has recently applied to Mr. Collyer to build him a steamer of similar dimensions to those of the Caribbean, but no definite understanding has at yet been come to. William Collyer has recently commenced steam propeller of 150 feet ...

... INDIAMAN AT SUNDERLAND.—A fine ship nearly 900 tons burthen, named the Caribbean, was launched from the building yard of Mr. Haswell, Ayre's Quay, at Sunderland, on Tuesday last. The Caribbean is the property of John Hay, Esq. of Cresswell House, and is intended ...

... North-Western parts of Europe are buil? the stream to the method of warming aot water, and calls the Torrid Zone the furthe ,, Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, •hamh the conducting pipe, and the great hot-air shore** ein from the bank of Ne ...

... the Gulf of Mexico is replaced by an equatorial current, which crosses the ocean from the coast of Africa, and enters the Caribbean Sea. Between the Gulf Stream on the north and this equatorial current on the south, lies a region which is known as the Sargasso ...

... the metropolitan press. He states that: The line of central eclipse commences upon the earth in ; the southern part of the Caribbean Sea, about fifty miles from the mouth of the river Tocuyo, in Venezuela ; in other words, the middle of the eclipss corresponds ...

... years since. It was there shown that the hurricanes of the North Atlantic Ocean are great whirlwinds which arise in the Caribbean Sea, about teu decrees from the equator, and travelling first north-westward through the Gulf of Mexico, recurve, sweep along ...

... candidate, Mr. F. D. Goldsmid, secured only 548. Mr. F. K. i Dumas, who is engaged in mining operations at Sombrero, iv the Caribbean Sea, and elsewhere abroad, is by many of the ■ electors regarded quite out of place iv seeking their suffrages. ...

... Felling Shore ; Michael Pearson, a titter at Palmer s ship- Janow, years age, brother killed only a short time ago board the Caribbean ; Thompson, yeare of age, who had ou his person a sdver watch with gold chain, and a good deal of money in his pockets, about ...

... justification can be given for extending the reward to that part of the navy which is cruising in the E a Indies or in the Caribbean Sea. The special attention which has been bestowed upon the army and navy cannot but excite the suspicion that the Interim ...