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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 ...
... command to the fon hwnrd and, while cruiilng that fiation and off the ill.ind of Bonacca, received information from the Caribbean filhttmen. that a coda was at anchor under the batteries of Truxillo, and that (he had lately captured and carried into that ...
... placed under command to the Southward ; and, while cruizing on that station, and off the island received information from the Caribbean fishermen that a costa was at anchor under the batteries cf Truxillo, and that she had lately captured and carried into that ...
... 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 ...
... lessened, and it was the intention the American Government to adopt system of policy extremely injurious to the colonies in the Caribbean Sea and the Oulph Mexico. The last resolution therefore recommended that a memorial presented to the Chancellor of the proposing ...
... and other French ions in th. t island. He was present also, at the taking of Guadaloupe | and other, French islands in the Caribbean Sea, with many of their possessions in, St. Domingo. He was nearly car- woman, his nurse ricd off in that climate by the ...
... 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 ...
... and amongst every nation earth. Her Hag waves respected in every sea, in every climate, and in every |H>rt. Studding (he Caribbean Archipelago with her Colonies, site separates Noith and South America, and compels both to look to her with respect. Planted ...
... 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 ...
... by the spectators leads us {o believe that, bad M. Cbaliert himself been sufficiently baked, they would have proceeded a Caribbean Many experimcfitX, as to the extent which the human frame could bear heat, without tha destruction of the vital powers, have ...
... 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 ...
... three brethren each add New honours the already honour'd name ; But Arthur, in tlie morning of his day. Perished amid lha Caribbean tea, Wlien the Pomona, a hurricane Whirl’d, riven, and overwhelmed, with all licr crew Into the deep went dman. A longer ...