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... expelled. The People of that Country, and the neighbouring Provinces to iheEaJl, are defcended in a great Meafure from the old Caribbeans, who fled thither from the Fury of the Spaniards, when they made their Conquefts in that Part of the World. For this Reafon ...
... The People of that Country, and the neighbouring Provinces to the Eaft, Tire defcended in a great Mcafure from the old Caribbean.-, who lied thither from tlic Eury of the Spaniards, when they made their Conqueils in that Part of the World. Eor this Keafon ...
... the final Improvement in this fertile Ifland, as cannot fail to make it the moft opulent and valuable of att his Majefty'l Caribbean Po&SSon*. Wb. Ev.Poft* g. Yeftefday, abtout Twelve at Noon, a Due! was fought ia Hyde-Park, between John Wilkes, Efq; Mamberfor ...
... —Churchill's Voyages, 6 voU. folio, 41. Goldsmith's Hiftory of England, vols. elegant, il. Athr mail Otacle, vols. 5s. —Caribbean Fails, volt 410. 4s. —Mi iron’s Travels, French cuts, 4 vols. 7s. 6d.—TKcoph.aitus's Hiftory Stones, js. 6d.—Cent, Mag. vols ...
... you in pursuance of orders proceeded with the schooner placed under the while cruizing the of Bonacca received from the Caribbean a Costa at anchor batteries Truxillo she lately capturedand carried Port the schooner Duckworth Jamaica another maturely ...
... t-.liin.j- us of a new enterprize from Barbadoes against Guadalcupe, the only remaining settlement of the Fr-.-nch in the Caribbean sea. When this project was abandoned by General Prevost, after j the capture of Martinique, it was said that the former was ...
... France, the four frigates which outstripped the Dreadnought, in the Bay Biscay, and of which we hope Naval Ctimmandcr the Caribbean Sea, will give unacceptable His Kxcellency Abdallah Hassan; the Ambassador from the Court Persia i arrived in town Thurclay ...
... tranquillity, and the supremacy of the parent state was acknowledged withperfect submission and complacency. the vicinity of the Caribbean Sea, the same disposition was not apparent. The disseritions in Venezuela had been extended, the whole colony of the Caraccas ...
... tranquillity, and the supremacy of the parent state was acknowledged withperfect submission and complacency. the vicinity ofthe Caribbean Sea, the same disposition was not apparent. The distentions Venezuesa had been extended to the whole colony ofthe Caraccas ...
... and amongst every nation oa earth. Her flag waves respected in every sea, in every clime, and every port.— Studding the Caribbean Archipelago with her colonies, she North and South America, and compels both to look her with xcspect. Planted on Gibraltar ...
... Lifeof laird Byron, SIR EDWARD SEA WARD’S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and Consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With Detail of many Extraordinary and Highly-interesting Events in his Life, from the Year 1733 1749, as written in ...
... Moore's Life of Lord Byron. SIR EDWARD SEAVVARD's NARRATIVE his SHIPWRECK, and Consequeni Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With a detail ..nv Extraordinary and Highly-interesting Events in his Life, from the year to 1749, as written in his ...