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... the 7th, degree of southern latitude. It is now bounded on the north by the province of Costa-Rica, in Guatimala, and the Caribbean Sea, and on the east by the Atlantic and Dutch Guiana; on the south by Portuguese Guiana, the River Maranon and Peru; and ...
... many particulars incorrect. The Pieelmontese garri- sons liave indeed declared for tie Spanish constitutien, and Prince Caribbean is now at the head of the state, from the'abdication of the KingofSardihia: buttliere is no intelligence of the march of ...
... under convoy of the Bann-post sloop, of 20 The total number of these persons who have quitted tire Colony amounts 230. the Caribbean packet from Savanillo, in three days, e learn, that squadron were repairing and tilting out for the purpose of going against ...
... leagues from land, on his passage to Jamaica. No opportunity of writing home occurred during the voyage, but reaching the Caribbean Sea, and joining the squadron which the Sirius was sent to reinforce, they learnt the news of the signature of the peace ...
... NAVIGATION » COMPANY. —A Company having been formed in the Island .o*, the INDIA \ M rOMPANY*** tor 1>»* puriione of the Caribbean i «ilhStenin Vessels; MEETING of CENTCRMEN, friemlly ,• measure, was l»eld In Ijlvei*poi»l,on the 9fltli November, IS?j. ...
... NAV IGATION bean Company having bn formed in WV Island of the WEST INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. for of Navigating the Caribbean Sea with Steam Vessels; a MISTING 0 lit- TL KM EN friendly to the measure was held in Liverpool, on the 213th of November ...
... spectators, as leads us to believe, that, had Mons. Chabert himself been sufficiently baked, they would have 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 ...
... I have seen eaves in every variety of condition which the West earl• Pr' cut. I have seen them in Barhadoes, and other Caribbean Isles subject to English command and discipline. I hare seen them in Martinique and other places subject to French rule. ...
... This is an ex-3t. John's, the prin- , ground, the street , hill eastward of the town, the harbour,. plantations of sugar e Caribbean Islands, Its shipping is little egulator of the prising, and Obliging ' ngland every month, iribbean Isles. Both the Jamaica ...
... Islands, an influence altogether independent or her commercial enterprise. They intercept the whole Gulf ot Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The gate may be in the hands or America, but the road to it is in the hands England. She could shut it at a moment. ...
... specta- tors, as leads us to believe, that, had iM. Chabert himself been sufficiently baked, they would have proceeded to a Caribbean banquet. Many experiments, as to the extent to which the human frame could bear heat, without the destruaton of the vital ...
... have seen slaves in every variety of condition which the West Indies can present. I have seen them in Barbadoes, and other Caribbean Isles subject to English command and discipline. I have seen them in Martinique and other places subject to French rule. ...