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... s in cveryeritirtrof condition , welch the Weie Indlee , can present. '• I ,heve seen . them in Barbacitiee, and Other 'Caribbean to English command and disciphne I Seen theinin Martinique and other places subject to French rule. have seen, them in St ...
... YIT.od, 8w t Ch.t n:o d' Cr r i'inge t Organs, This Day is Published by WILKINSON. 125, Fenelituch-street, AMAP of the CARIBBEAN ISLANDS, being one of a General . Atlas, consisting of Forty.two Maps, each on a sheet.of elephant paper; price seven guineas ...
... suppressed by a military power. Among all her Colonial possessions, Denmark derives the greatest advantages from her three Caribbean Islands, St. Croix, St. Thomas's, and St. John's. St. Croix was purchased from France, in 1733, for 750,000 livres. After ...
... shall have arrived at Havanna,Admiral Laborde will sail again with part of his squadtv n, and 4,000 or 5,000 troops, for the Caribbean Sea, the ' i nte n tio n of our Government being to attack either Port o-Cabello, Carthagena, Santa Marta, or Caraccas, an' ...
... welcome as we passed and noticed them, as we left it in the evening. Barbadoes is perhaps one of the most beautiful of the Caribbean Islands. It differs from most others in this—that the scenery is not so bold, there being but little elevation above the ...
... spectators, as Isads us to believe that, had M. Chabert himeelf been sufficiently baked, they would have proceeded to a :Caribbean banquet. Many experiments, as to the emelt to. which the human frame could bear beat, wlttiont the ih. i rtructim of the ...
... and Fenn. Charing-cross; and Richardson, Cornhill. Day is l'ulnished by R. WILKINSON. 125, Fch enchur-street, AMAP of the CARIBBEAN ISLANDS, being one of a General Atlas. consisting of Forty two Maps, each on a sheet of elephant paper; price seven guineas ...
... geological characteristics by which Trinidad, Tobago, and the - chain, of Cumana, differ essentially from the Antilles, or Caribbean Islands, which have calcaresais rocks, and even mountains in strata, inwhich are found various kinds of agglomerated and ...
... island has had to sustain. Not a ship of war of those which under Laborde now ride triumphant in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, despite Don Bombastes Porter, the fee-simple of which, previous to its sailing from the Peninsula, has not been purchased ...
... Construction for performing Electra-magnetic Experiments. By W. H. Pepys, Esq.—On the Temperature at considerable Depths of the Caribbean Sea. By Captain Edward Sabine.—Letter from Captain Basil Hall to Captain Kater, on Experiments made by hint and Henry Foster ...
... 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 ...
... spectators, as leads us to believe, that, had Mons. Chabert himself been sufficiently haked, they would haae proceeded to a Caribbean banquet. Many experiments, as to the extent to which the human frame could bear heat, without the destruction of the vital ...