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... The project of a ship canal through the Isthmus of Pa- nama, suggested by the narrowness of the division there between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific, is nearly as old as the European knowledge of that fact Why it has not been done is apt, when asked ...
... ne'er again shall wear the bandsman's yoke, Whilst Britain's mighty standard waves amidst The Isles which stud the wil! Caribbean seas I Oh, First of Augustl each returning year ?? thy return with jubilee be hailed, And joyful shootings usher in thy birth ...
... Al stores, at tire whole of which sratinos the troops were Cr healtihy. Wei have by her tire best accounts from all tire Caribbean Islands ; the new apprenticeshiij system Ti works exceedingly well, and to the satisfaction of bath itt master and servant ...
... command to the southward; : and, svhile cruizing on that station, and iff the island of Bonacca, received information from the Caribbean fishermen, rhat a guakda costa was at anchor under the batteries of Truxillo, and that £he had lately captured and cartied ...
... brave crew of the Prince hive giyen a fresh proof of the spirit which per. ae the Falmouth packets. Onthe 19th March, i Caribbean sea, Captain Petre fell in with a French schooner privateer, of 10 guns and fall of which he fought in close action for three ...
... all precedents haves ben arrayed in suopoe of ttirt side of the question-thse annihilation of thte ancient Mexicains and Caribbean tribes by the Spaniards' the disappear- ince of North American Indian tribes, by thr colonial hordes froam Francs, Spain ...
... coffee.m 5. c The Puke of DaritofGeprivateer a l' a had a period put to her depredations. gignist British commerce in the Caribbean Seas, if we mnay'l Inteflo ing extract fiom the Jamaica, Cbo ouranl faed 1th Mo~rxrj, BAY, Jan. 4.-The ship Flora, Pow- ...
... for Bombay-Letitia, 3, ?? -Ghika, 6, for South Australia-Syrian, 6, and Lady Flora, 7, for London. Arrivals in Algoa Bay-Caribbean, April 20, Nautilus, 21, Mary Ann, 25, Charles Carter, 27th May from London-Lady Leith. 23, from Mauritius. The Herald, for ...
... Wilson, for New South Wales—29. Arrived from London, the Constant, Coombes, for Adelaide. Bristol, Aug. 27.—Arrived the Caribbean, Cockton, from Calentta. Liverpool, Aug. 27.—Arrived the William Gillies, ——, from Bombay—28. Arrived the Mary Spencer, Fisher ...
... fimportance to tuavi'aitiori ho in generail,'t comipared his chbart. which'le one polalislisd by in Biachford in 11525, of the Caribbean Sea anti Islands, coast A of Colowibia, &c. with Hidilgo's Spanish' Chart; but they- ~§ differ so very materially that nio ...
... S. long, 20. W. by the WVilliam Lee, arrived at Hull. e The Undaunted, Palermo, to Fowey, 3d inst. lat. 39. long. 1O.: Caribbean, Bordeaux to Calcutta, 6th, 1at. 42. long. 10. by the ,ff Messenger, Cargill, arrived in the river. LEITH SHIPPING. ARrivED-April ...
... W. to WSW. blowing strong with rain and togs, which con. tinued during the remainder of the pasenge. Left the new barque Caribbean, of Glasgow, Camphell, loading, and would oail in eight days. Spoke no vessels. Arrived on Friday, the Zephyr, Dyer, from ...