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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... most magnificent schemes for uniting the Duero • the Ebro, and the Tagus; the Niger and the Nile ; the South-Sea and the Caribb'ean ; but never executing it hem. .* _ , This appears to me the great, the leading trait in the Spanish character. In other ...
... seen on the ith -March by the Mullet schooner, is sitpposed.to have been no other than that of Sir .Tons Ducxworurn's. The Caribbean Seas, the Capes of Virginia—the Western Isles, and the Irish Coast, have , all been explored in this vain . pursuit.— While ...
... crew of the Prince Erne'S, have given freth proof of the which ptrvades the Falmouth Packets. Ou the t9th March, in the Caribbean Sea, Captain Petre fell in with French privateer 10 guns, and full of men, which he fought in clofe aftion for three I hours ...
... crew of ILE! Erneft,, have a tielh proof of the Ipttit vanch,pervades Faltnooth Packets. .0.0 the,.l9th of March, in the Caribbean Sea, .Cant., l'etre fell in with a Frew: i ll fchooner . privittc-:tr,of 26;guns, and 'full of men ; which . hc fuight in ...
... Prince Ernest, have given a fresh proof of the spirit which pei ' , l des the Falmouth packets. On the 19th of March, in the Caribbean Sea, Capt. Petre fell in with a French schooner privateer, of 10 guns, and full of men, which he fought in close action, ...
... four frigates , • which outstripped the Dreadnought in the Bay of Biscay, and of which we hope our Naval Commander in, the Caribbean Sea will give us acceptablo'informa- N . 1 • + 4 4,1 - ...
... tranquillity, and the supremacy of the parent State was acknowledged with perfect submission and complacency. In fhe vicinity of Caribbean Sea, the same disposition was not ap. parent. The drssentions in Venezuela had been extended to tile whole colony of the ...
... y, and the supremacy of parent State WAS acknowledgcd will, perffct submission and compla.' may. In the vicinity of the Caribbean Sea, the same daspositioo was not apparent. The dissen. signs initeneauela bad been extmitltd to the whole colony of the ...
... tranquillity, and the supretnary of the parent State acknowledged with perfect admission and complacency. In the vicinity of the Caribbean Sea r the same disposition not apparent. The dissentious in Venezuela had hero', extended to the wholecolonv of the Caraccas ...
... and the fupretnacy of the parent State was acknowledged-with perfe& fubmiffion and complacency. In the vicinity of the Caribbean Sea, the difporition was not apparent. The diffentions in Venezuela had been extended to the .whole colony of the Caraccas ...