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... the River and sailed, the Peruvian, Pitkethly, for Sydney, N.S.W.; Sons of Commerce, Williams, for Hebert-Town ; and the Caribbean, Fleming, for Mauritius, 7. Arrived from the River and sailed, the Mountstoart Elphinstone ' Hutton, for Hobart - Town; and ...
... outposts and forts, we may bid adieu to our West Indian possessions, and France to any dependencies she may still have in the Caribbean sea; while .ate and enfeebled as she now is, will be a cola power. The presumption, _ this act of unprincipled spoliation ...
... and aban.', , and with part of foremast and bowsprit standing, was paserd the 27th ult., in lat. 41., long. 29., by the Caribbean, arrived in Downs. 15. The Eleanor Barrett, totally disma s t e d, has bet% towed into the roads by a ;steamer. Ba/inv.—Landed' ...
... SHIP NEWS. Gravesend, Dec. 16.—Arrived the Ann Maria, Ta 3 , Singapore • Nautilus, E ll is, from Madras; Caribbean, II from Mauritius and the Clipper, Perelle, from the Cape Hope. 17. Arrived the Curraghmore, Ball, from Cal, uttJ the Australian. Liddle ...
... harvest. Permit that, parenthetically ? I should offer has served, the people whom mi , father loved, and loved even of the Caribbean, whose only historical Fault is being evince towards his memory would be to continue to serve as he e r ally too brave. ...
... In twenty years from this date there will be a change of masters and a re-distribution of property in the islands of the Caribbean Sea. Britain is becoming too weak to prevent it, and the plantations of the commonwealth will pass I into new and probably ...
... should have doubted whether it was possible to make so large a volume as this out of so small a subject as an island in the Caribbean sea; but there can be no question as to the fact, for there is the book, a b large and handsome one it is. To review it, ...
... felony, for which offence they are punishable (by 7 Wm. for three years, with hard labour and solitary confinement. But the Caribbean Sea. Though poor ignorant Indians, they have i W t e have thus adverted to this part of the subject, because l itah V we ...