... lessened; and, as was the intention of the American Government to adopt a system policy extremely injurious the Colonies the Caribbean sea, and the Gulph of Mexico, the last resuluiion therefore recommended, that a Memorial be presented to the Chancellor of ...

... thillyeisnew, Gorey, Valliniek. Civaty Limerick-21, ArJebah ; 25, lkury, Pallasgroom; 2d, Anglabborough ; 26, Bra; 30, Cana and Caribbean. Cauaty Tallow ; C:0114'11; 3U. Th. Agency of !king's. slid invaluable 111ACASSA5 OIL for the Hair. his caused impostors ...

... mav remember that about a month ago had accounts from the West Indies of a slight shock of earthquake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, accompanied about far as Barbadoes with clouds of dust and what was then believed to be volcanic ashes. That new volcano ...

... remember that about a month ago bad accounts from the West Indies of a slight shock of an earth quake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, accompanied about far as Barbadoes with clouds of dust, and what was then believed to volcanic ashes. That a new volcano ...

... alarm of war with England The population of tlie whole Government is estimated at 728,000. Venexuela, is op the north by thd Caribbean Sea, on the east by Cumana, on the south Ihe Spanish Gupma and Varinas, and ori the west the province of Maracaybo. The ...

... avidity the spectators, leads to believe, that had Mons. Chabert himsell been sufficiently they would have proceeded to Caribbean banquet. The Farming Society of Ireland hare pr«. poaed a number of very liberal premium* for the best lota of beiferg, sheep ...

... the rights which possessed to the sovereignty of this country. Thus the English are masters of 123 leagues of const outhe Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Honduras, and this important acquisition has cost them nothing but the expense of the will. This is secure ...

... the , ! ■ads to lielieve, tiiat, had M. left liimsell been se.tficiently baked, they ihi- ~ti • ,.:d have proceeded to Caribbean banquet. cxperiinonts, the extent to which the human frame could bear heat, without the d.struction of the vital powers, ...

... reader may remember that about month ajfo had accounts Irom the West Indies of alight shock an earibouake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, about far an Barbadoes with clouds dust, and what was then believed to be vulcanic ashes. That volcano has broken out ...

... EARTHQUAKE ON THE PACIUC. About a month ago we had accounts from the West Indies slight shock of an earthquake being felt in the Caribbean Sra, accompanied about as far as Barbadoes with clouds of dust, and what was then believed be volcanic ashes. That a new ...

... would mailer of little far sugar, rum, molasses, coffee, ' ...

... of LordJJyron./ . Sir EDWARD SEA/WARIPS NA4jJ®.TIVE of his SHIP WRECK,and Coifflfcanent Discovery certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With detail of many extraordinary and highlv-intcresting events in his life, from the year 1733 to 1749, as* written ...