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... With the single exception of Jamaic:*, which is of sufficient extent snd resources to provide her own defence, all the Caribbean Islands are at the mercy of the United Stales; and upon this simple principle, that they will not he worth the expence of ...
... Sharun Tunwr. F.B.A. f toU. Bra IBa. lIL SIR EDWARD SEAWARDS NARRATIVE SHIP* WRECK, eoaiiequMit IMsweapy liJaaAi in the Caribbean Sea: with Detail of many axtranrdlnary aad highly Intonating Even Is bis Life, from the year to 1749. written hfatown Diary ...
... With the single exception of Jamaica, which is of sufficient extent and resources to provide for her own defence, all the Caribbean Islands are the mercy of the United States; and upon this simple principle, that lliey will not be worth the expence of ...
... portion of South America, the Federate Province* of New Grenada:— The Federate Province* of New Grenada, comprehend, on the Caribbean San, alt the coast which extend* from the rronltara of Gnatimala, far as the Point of G illiaaa, beyond the Bay of Haada; ...
... Commander Maxwell, and Racehorse, 18, Commander Colton, were at Barbadocs. The Arachue was sail immediately to visit all the Caribbean Islands under the government. British Men-of-VVar on Foreign Str.tious.—The Belvi lcra, Vi, Captain Dundas, left Madeira ...
... the hull huge steamer floating bottom upwards, but no mark letter could seen to lead to her identity—On the ol Api.l, the Caribbean, from to St. John’s, Newfound land, was lost the ice Cape Bollard . crew, passengers, and part cargo were saved—At at. e ...
... —ln Coleridge’s six months the West Indies, is au amusing story connected with the first appearance of a steam-boat in the Caribbean waters. Sir R. Woodford was taking a cruise round Trinidad, of which he w as governor, when a little schooner privateer belonging ...
... Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our own coast from one extremity to the ...