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... countrymen in his fourth and last visit to the world which he had discovered. This vast commonwealth, extending front the Caribbean Sea to Pent, and from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean, embracing a territory nearly as large as all Europe, is inhabited ...
... PROSPECTUS OF A STEAM-BOAT ESTABLISHMENT ,- FOR THE NAVIGATION OF THE CARIBBEAN SEAS, liespectfull,y submitted to the Anifamities 4 , inhabitants of the Windward West India Islands, ,by W. ' NIA COMB. Ist, That a Company be estahlished, to be called the ...
... consolidated, under one and tbe same com- wouwealth, the political existence of that immense country, which extends from the Caribbean Sea to Pern, and from the Pacific lo the Atlantic Ocean. ■ At the present moment not only does Spain no longer pos- sess ...
... PROSPECTUS OF A STEAM-BOAT ESTABLISELMINT7 FOR THE NAVIGATION OF THE CARIBBEAN SUAs, Respectfully submitted to the Audio' if IFF and inhabitants of the IV indward West India Islands, by VV. MACOM IL Ist, That ft Company be established, to I e called the ...
... consolidated, under one and the same commonwealth, the political existence of that immense country, which extends from the Caribbean sea to Peru, and from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean. At the present moment, not only does Spain no longer possess a ...
... PROSPECTUS OF A STEAM-.BOAT ESTABLISHMENT' FOR THE NA‘ , IGATION OF THE CARIBBEAN SEAS, Respectfully man - flitted to the Authorities and Inhabitants of the Wi n d. ward West India Islands, by W. MAC° MB. Ist, That a Company be egtablished, to be called ...
... running through the territory of this nation will eventually be opened, which will connect together the Pacific and the Caribbean seas. The following extract of a letter from Captain HOI-oGSO, C: the merchant skip, the Vebilia, was this mornimg pouved ...
... we, --Aug/us, may be Sierra and loss be his, not hers. • - . , I Leone laws, but these ard not yet established in the Caribbean Archi, The value of all property in the Colonies, as fixed by mortgage ya- pelago. . . Mations, prnvious to the commencement ...
... this measure. Our policy, with regard to sugar, had been to confine our supply to wine very small portions of land in the Caribbean Sea, whilst that from our extensive territory in the East Indies wan entirely excluded by the prohibitory duties. This only ...
... that its imposts might be said to have the growth of sugars for our market to a few small and isolated spots of land in the Caribbean sea (hear.) ThoteeThieitse amounted to a prohibition upon the impot tation of sugar-raised in any other countries, eecepting ...
... imposts might be said to have confined the growth of sugars for our market to a few small and isolated spots of land in the Caribbean sea (hear.) Those duties amounted to a prohibition upon the imp°, Lotion of sugar raised in any other countries, excepting ...
... every other growih, that its, imposts might conhar'd tlie growth sugare for our market small and ated spot* of land in the Caribbean sea. (Hear.) Those dunes amounted prohibition upon theimponalionotragarraiscdm any other countries, excepting. Indeed, Hcsrions: ...