... Cuts, 4s. od. cloth. SIR EDWARD SEA WARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent DISCOVERY of , certain ISLANDS the CARIBBEAN SEA; with a detail many Extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written his own Diary. Edited Miss Jane Porter ...

... purchase. The King has been pleased to a int Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. (the Governor-General of the Wind- ward Caribbean Islands) to be the Governor-General of his The King has also been pleased to revive the Commission ap- Majeety’s Colonies ...

... Islands, an influence altogether independent or her commercial enterprise. They intercept the whole Gulf ot Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The gate may be in the hands or America, but the road to it is in the hands England. She could shut it at a moment. ...

... seedling Geraniums, 2s. Gd. to E. Granger. Esq.—Cactus, ss. to W. B. Burne, Esq.— Ditto, 7s. to Mr. VV. Meggs. Pancratium Caribbean, 3s. 6d. to J. VV. Buller, Esq.—Collection of Shrubby Calceolarias, 3s. Cd. to Ditto.—Hybrid Tropaeolum, 2*. 6d. to T. Jackson ...

... Letters have received the both the and At all tranquillity and the supremacy parent was submission and In the vicinity the Caribbean Sea the disposition was apparent-The dissentions whole colony the population of its until the fate the mother country ascertained ...

... Danes tic Port-Royal Miriamnc Schooner September 4 acquaint you' that in purfuance with placed off Bonacca information Caribbean fifiiermen under batteries bad eaptuicd oarried into fchooner Admiral Duckworth Jamaica with vellcl name Honduras J incalculable ...

... France, Spain, |. Tukey, Egypt, India, Ausiralia, Brasils, Chili, Pera, Atlantic: Pacitic, and Indien Oceans. the Ked and Caribbean Sea, the Rivers Nile, Niger. Indus, Ganges. Tagus, Euphrates, &c.— By the Dutch on the Rhine.—By the Austrians on the anube ...