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... consult them the subject, they determined to nay them a visit. Accordingly, his friend went to Trinidad, and he crossed the Caribbean sea to Hayti, where, after most tempestuous voyage, he arrived. landing he found the friendsex|>ectißg visit. Indeed, it ...
... France or Spain. The island of Ciira?oa, or Cnrassow, lias been, since its settlement, subject the Dutch. is situated in the Caribbean sta, bool leagues from the continent South America, \V. long. «8. jo. N. lat. I*, jo. It is little else.than a bare rock ...
... steamer floating bottom upwards, but no mark or letter could be seen so as to lead to her identity. On the Bth of April,the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John’s, Newfouudland, was lost in the ice off Cape Bollard; crew, passengers, and part of eargo were ...
... fct-tesworth however reason repent attack for one their sunk anil remainder dispersed having considerable brother-in-law to Earl Caribbean Capt Petre in the Prince Ernest in with privateer of and men which he in close for three hours off the t?oth the packet arrived ...
... St. Aldwin ¢ Bay of Biscay, and which bich On Monday last 1 by La Niemen; and of city, in the € th ye Commanders in the Caribbean On Tuesday die >ntable information. which she bore wit La Niemen frgate, Capt. wife of Mr. Barto Rev. Dr. Barton. i in with ...
... 4s. 6d. cloth. Silt EDWARD SEA W A RD'S NARRATIVE of his Sill PW RECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Wands in the Caribbean Sea. With • Detail of many Extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, wntten in his own Diary. Edited by Miss JANE ...
... mTs'esses the Falkland Islands but to control he commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while rnmilad gives her al she desires the Caribbean He.. Halitax. one pom ,a Bermuda at another, stand out in great force coasTtan one extremity the other Her positrons over ...
... CorrespondetU I have seen slaves in every variety the West Indies can present. I have seen them in Barbadoes, and other Caribbean Isles subject to English command and discipline. I have seen them in Martinique and other places subject to Freuch rule. ...
... much Singuine hopes, > have ‘been entertained, that arrival at Chath: prisoners, on bos ld receive the support of the he Caribbean sea. wich prison ship ter from Barbadoes, June 21, and derision int again ‘turned towards the pro- The circuinsta t Offce ...
... gratification of hopes which bold out to their imaginations fancied crown of glory In order objell of AFRICAN SOVEREIGNTY in Caribbean sea” which they erroneously imagine might them credit in the world would involve once happy contented negroes in the ruin ...
... 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 ...
... possesses Falkland Island but to controul the commerce that passes around Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives all she desires in the Caribbean sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great lorce over our own coast from one extremity to the ...