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... passed act of separation from the Republic of Colombia, a large tract of country extending length from east to west, with the Caribbean Sea along the whole of its northern line. It lies to the eastward of the main territory of Colombia, and is, in a great measure ...
... measure detached from it. The province comprises a large tract of country extending in length front east to west, with the Caribbean Sea along the whole of its northern line. Being within ten degrees of the line, the temperature is very hot on the coast ...
... waves when they break into foam do not sparkle, which is quite different from what is noticed in the passage out, and in the Caribbean Sea. The colour of the water in the Sea of Mexico is dark indigo, darker or more intense than that of the ocean generally ...
... es when they break into foam do not sparkle, which is quite different from what is netieed in the passage out, and in the Caribbean Sea. The colour of the water in the sea of Mexico is a dark indigo, darker or more intense than that of the ocean generally ...
... possessed a foot of ground within the tropics; and she might still remain a great nation, though all the islands of the Caribbean tea were submerged beneath, its waters. But neither England, nor any other nation, will ever great, alter she shall have ...
... effects K i,h his usual force and * eloquence : — It is, indeed, no common fate lo which the European settle- B ments in lha Caribbean -ea will he left. Hordes of blood-thirsty ?? intimately acquainted -silh every coi ner of the planter's „ nouse, every reireat ...
... the local governments of Upper and Lower Canada and the island of Newfoundlind ; he can enumerate all the islands in the Caribbean Sea; and is preparing, on the meeting of Parliament, to commence a correspondence with the local governments in , our West ...
... - ' r . Occam the region the Oriental Slice Islands, and that it and course unproductive ; but -mart by strait with the Caribbean sea. His '' ,,10h ' could easily turned account. hat xjst voyage for the een \nkova ar.u. are nurrirpoac discover lax imaginary ...
... this point, of iroportaat* navigation In gtncial, I compared bit chart, which i> one pubUthad by aiachfotd, in 1885, the Caribbean Sea Island*, Coaat Colombia, , with Hidalgo's Spanish Chat* ; but they differ so very materially that no jiaat conclusion ...
... point, of importance to navigation in generil. I compared bis cbalt. which is we published by Bhuseldord. in 1025. of the Caribbean Ses and Islands. Coast of Colornbia. Ike.. with Hidalgo'n Spanish Chat; but they differ so very materially that no just ...
... to _navigation in _general , I comp ! . rcd _ilia _chart , wliicll is one published by Blacliford , in _13-25 . ol _the Caribbean Sea and Islands , coast of Colombia , &c willl _Hl ' thlfiO ' s _Spanish _Chart ; kul _lllcy _tlifl ' _irso very _milieriiilly ...
... fimportance to tuavi'aitiori ho in generail,'t comipared his chbart. which'le one polalislisd by in Biachford in 11525, of the Caribbean Sea anti Islands, coast A of Colowibia, &c. with Hidilgo's Spanish' Chart; but they- ~§ differ so very materially that nio ...