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... 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 ...
... number of these persor laints have quitted the Colony amounts to 230. ment PROM JAMAICA COURANT OP THE 7TH AUG.) much By the Caribbean Packet from Savauillo, in three da would learn, that Bricn’s squadron were repairing and fitting nd in the purpose of going ...
... the geological characteristics which Trinidad, Tobago, and the chain of Cum ana, differ essentially from the Antilles, or Caribbean Islands, which have calcateous rocks, and even mountains in Strata, in which are found various kinds of agglomerated and ...