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... from Rear-Admiral Cochrane, which announce, that General Miranda has taken possession of the Island Margaritta, in the Caribbean Sea, on the coast of South America, with force men, and was preparing to make descent upon the Caracas. A letter from Tortola ...
... 22d. to London ; Mercambie, Boivin. from Bourbon, and Mded. Havre ; Arab. from whaling, and sailed, 26th. to Fairbaven ; Caribbean, Fleming, from Calcu-ta. and sailed, * \eerlands Koning. Schcewart. from Java, and sailed, 25th, Rotterdam ; Phenomene, Kales ...
... River and sailed, the Magnett, Mann, fur Port Philip. Sydney Egyptian, Skelton, Hobart Town; Symmetry, Saville, Mauritius; Caribbean, Flemming. Mauritius ; Mary Walker, Livingstone, Trinidad ; CamlUus, Mulas. Barbadoeg; Lord Brougham and Vaux, Storey. Quebec ...
... out Miranda's expedition. the arrival ot Capt. Cochrane this country, with account the appearance the Expedition to the Caribbean sea, our readers wdi probably recollect that it was confidently stated, that our Government took no part in that enterprize ...
... breeze with drizzling rain. Seven p. South* eriy. It has rained at intervals since noon. GRAVESEND, Jan. 10.—Arrived the Caribbean, from Calcutta. Jan. 11.—Arrived the Bencoolen, from Manilla; Mary Bulmer, Singapore; Admiral Nelson, Laguna; Richmond, ...
... Shepherd, 84. Vincent's; Joseph Porter, Wilson, Mobile: Hall, Singapore; Wanderer, , Pernambuco; Hebrides, ——, Bassos Ayres: Caribbean, Fleming, Madras; Lydia, Pstre,.Bahia; Derwent, Steele, Barbadoes. Cleared Outwards.—The Tartar, Nicker, for Gibraltar; Stephen ...
... Greenock, 19th utt, lat. 48, long. 31 W. —Sherbrooke, 27th, lat 49 long. 12 W., by the Neptune, arrived off Portland. The Caribbean, for Quebec, 17th ult, lat. 45 N., long. W.—Kate (barque), of Dundalk, for St John's, 9th, lat. 43 N. long. 52 W.—Nelson ...
... W. The Spartan, Bull, from London to Sydney, New South Wales, on the 18th of Not., lat. 1.46. N., long. 34. 66. W. The Caribbean, Irving, from Bordeaux to Mauritius, on the 12th of Dec., lat. 36.51.8., long. 6.41. W., the Waterloo, arrived at the Cape ...
... Georgetown. Hell, Sd, from Batavia, and tailed 6th to I>tmerara; Ocean Queen, Van Zoliecom, 4th, from Batavia, eeited 6th, Cork; Caribbean. •, 4th, from Madnu, end tailed 6'h to Liverpool; Anna and Jane, 4th. from Bengal, patted > Iverpool; Otters pool. Cora orth ...
... Antilles. Thus Cuba commands the navigation of the Gulf of Mexico, 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 ...
... CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST. March 22. The Caribbean, Fleming, for Calcutta; Thomas Henry, Churchward. Mauritius. SCOTCH WHARFS. March 22. Lkith ant» Berwick Wharf. —Arrived, the of Buccleugb, Jordan, from Leith. Miller's Wharf. —Sailed, the Rover. Walker ...
... however, appear to have been entertained, that this adventurer would receive the support of the English vessels in the Caribbean sea. His Majesty’s ship Antidope, with the East India Company’s ship Dover Cattle, and t lie fleet which Stilled from Portsmouth ...