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... 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 ...
... Major Rennell. Even before that work was published the notorious facts of a eontinuousinset of water into the gulf, from the Caribbean sea, through the Yucatan channel, and a continuous drain, the commencement of the gulfstream, through the Florida channel ...
... —Jaegar, from do. April 2.—Colombo, from London. Sailed. March 23.—James Lumsden, for do. 25.—Frances, tor Liverpool. 27.—Caribbean. for Bristol. 29.—Ann Mary, and Tigris, for Liverpool—Hero, for London. 3).—Lancaa. ter, for Liverpool. April L—Dorisana ...
... SPOKEN WITH Caribbean, from Calcutta for Bristol, July 20, lat. 13. N., lour 24W. _ _ - diendaragh, from Liverpool for Calcutta, July 23, Ist, 14. N., long. 25. W. Kilblain, Shaw, from London for Calcutta, July 14,1 at. 6. N., long. 23W. -- 11;c;kerby ...
... Cestus, London, Pernainbuco 27, M. Ange , o, L'pool, N. Orleans 28, Camilla, London, Bahia 28, Neptune, London, Quebec 28, Caribbean, Bristol, Calcutta 27, Nelson Pkt.,Poole, Newfound. 28, Cicely, L'pool, Bahia 27, Oxenbridge, L'pool,N.Orleana 28, Clifton ...
... Antilles. Thus Cuba commands the navigation of the Gulf of Mexico; of the Bay of Honduras, and of a considerable part of the Caribbean Sea. No vessel can sail from the coasts bordering on these waters into the Atlantic without passing along the coast of Cuba ...