... Packet Magnet, Lieutenant Griffith, Falmouth, 27 days. _ • May I—Barques Medora, Gregg, Liverpool, 28 days—gencral cargo ; Caribbean, Irving, London, 2$ days—general cargo. 2—Schooner Elizabeth Barnes, Miller, Saint Lucia, 2i days—cocoa and charcoal ; American ...

... bits ; Third size ditto--7 bits ; small boxes— 4 bits ; and Powders-3 bits each. E. LININGTON, Sole General Agent for the Caribbean [slaves. Mr. JOHN WILLIAM. Sub Agent for peight's Town, , Mr. E. J. HENER Y, George. Town, D6merara— Sub. Agent for British ...

... philanthropy immediately. Ask them who are the most fitted for freedom in the world. Oh ! the black population of the Caribbean Islands, to be stire.—lt is high time, my Lord, that this folly should be exposed. I contend, my Lord, that the negro has ...

... —on the shores of the Ganges, awl at the toot ot the Himalaya—by the ocean Lakes of Cantina, and in the humblest ol the Caribbean Isle—in the wilderness of the _ _ Cape, and the torests of Australia, duty is as regularly pertortned, and the rights ...

... as regards the other Colonies in the West, may, without much stretch of the imagination, be called the St. Giles's of the Caribbean sea. It was peopled latterly by the refuse of all nations ; no crime precluded admission, and it was proclaimed by the Spaniards ...

... hiund in great quantities on Ithe low and woody lands, - ever. upon the rocks in • tlie countries On the V/eatern of the Caribbean Sea, about Hondurne arid CaMpeachy. It is also abortelaitt in the Islands 4.1 'Cuba end Hayti, mid it used to plentiful in ...

... of the 10th of August, the wind at N. E. On the 11th it was felt at Martinique ; it appears then to have swept across the Caribbean Sea, notil it reached the Island of Cuba, where it commenced on the 131 h and continued its destruction until the 16th. ...

... British gold. And by the same crooked and indirect means they will obtain possession of certain West India islands in the Caribbean Ocean. There may he--there no doubt will be-- a Bort of makewise %Aar between France and America ; but the upshot will ...

... September 22. _ THE FAT LANDLADY , OF BARBAIDOS• (From Dr Madden's Twelvemonth's Asidence in the West Indies) so ignorant of Caribbean hostlery as not to have heard of Miss Hannah Lewis the brown lady ? Coleridge has done much to immortalize the brckm ladies ...

... of £25 each, to provide a substantial British-built steamer with engines ef sufficient power to ply upon any part of the Caribbean sea. When £5OO or more shall be subscribed, a meeting of shareholders to be called for establishing rules, &c. We have been ...

... ROMANCE IN: REAL LIFE. Sir Edward Sea ward' Nurratiec of his Shipwreck, and y qf (retain Islands in the Caribbean ii WWI U (.lil of I:7OnY extraordinary iil events in his Lift, .f.om ti# 1;:i3 1,, 1749, as written in his hoe Potter. 3 y'cls, Lortdt , ...

... or a sound on the waters but that of the ripple at the bows, as our vessel glided softly.and slowly through the sparkling Caribbean, it was close along the shore of Grenada, with tho shadows of her blue mountains projected far beyond us, and the white shingle ...