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... ?? ORIGINAL POETRY. A CARIBBEAN SONG. Why roll so fast thy volumed pride, And hide it from the blazing day, Why pierce yon tangled covert side. And snatch thy spangled folds away. Oh, Snake, -.lay ! Ah ! yet awhile thy beauties show, And on that verdant ...
... Neptune, Haacks. from Os- f*_ ?? Couch from St Michael's ; Cain. Merrills, from Dun. tend ; Myrtle, Coucn,ir Barfleur ; Caribbean. Irving, kirk; A°>^ leV^ , l!* G ebr-»_ers,Fokema, frora Woreum ; Jane, w m ?? l - WUiM^anTHenry. B*m, from Smyrna* Mary ...
... Gravesend, Dec. 16. — Arrived, 15th, the Alarm, from St. Malo. 16th, the Anna Maria, from Singapore ; Nautilus, from Madras ; Caribbean, from Mauritius ; Clipper, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Jane, from Accra ; Hendrik Hudson, from New York ; Novelty, from ...
... The Leeward Island Papers mention that it „ understood some very important alteration with rZ '' ■tructure of the Caribbean Governments wa , ?? ■ tion, and would be carried into effect on the v ° f ' H: - next, so as to cause a greater assimilation ...
... ; Resolution, from Aalborg ; Magnet (steamer), from Boulogne ; Wave, from Medemblick Sailed the Eleanor, for Calcutta ; Caribbean, for Colombo ; Eme- rald, for St. Vincent's ; Deborah, for New Zealand ; Claret, for Bayonne ; Reward and Maria Catharina ...
... was assisted off, leaky, and sailed this morning for Townin» ?? n GRAVESEND, March 1 --Arrived the (iroenstadt, f r „ m «. Caribbean, from the Mauritius ; James M'Queen, from St ?? I_le, from Graveline. ; Flora, from Harlingen • ( harlotr. , ' ' Antwerp; ...
... of a large steamer floating bottom upwards but no mark or letter could be seen so Is to lead 1 -\ltTl\ ?l ° f April * the Caribbean, from . r v I i ° hu *'■ Newfoundland, was lost in the ice u. I -ape _U..llard ; crew, passengers, and part of cargo were ...
... Buenos Ayres ; Queen, Sawdeu, for Carthagena; Josephine, for Quebec; Falcon, Smith, for Genoa; Amalie, Radmau, for Stettin ; Caribbean, Fleming, for Demerara ; Fencer, Radmore, for Leghorn ; Clydes- dale, Piercy, for Gulf of Mexico ; Gardiner, Radstreet, for ...
... Pottinger, for I Riga. i Sailed.— l4th, The Higginsca, Hogs, for Bombay, Bella j Minna, Ashbridge, for Bd'avi^and Singapore ; Caribbean, Fleiuuig, :or Cyylon. loth, The Th.,mas P. Cope, ' Mierck.-n, h.r Philadelphia ; Palmyra, Si.noson, for New * c' « * Cli ...
... Elizabeth, Weatherby, for Trieste and Venice'; Malcolm Browne, Wills, for Seville. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. \RRIV U.S.— The Caribbean, Fleming from Bengal, in the Downs sailed August 28, for St. Helena, Nov. 15; Gentoo, Cubitt, from Bengal, on Salcombe, ...
... London for Calcutta, and Duncan Ritchie 14tb,6N, 23 W. ; Rookery, Turner, from London, for Launceston, 15th 9 N., 22 VV. ; Caribbean, from Calcutta, for Bristol, 20th, 13 N., 24 W. ; Glendaragh, from Liver- pool, for Calcutta, 23d, 14 N., 26 W.— by the Clifton ...
... sure in- stinct of nature, soon occupies the vacant domain, just as we ourselves seize on the unit, abited islands of the Caribbean Seas, or the Atlantic er Pacific Oceans. We have recently taken possession of the desert Island of Ascension, nearest to ...