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... constitutional influence ; for whilst it leaves the semblance of a will to the two estates of the several mighty rocks of the Caribbean Sea, it is only when their freedom of legislation is discreetly moulded upon the previously ascertained will of the Colonial ...
... Mauritius, in the Downs, called Nov. 23. Arrivals at Mauritius.—The Achilles, Duncan, Nov. 20, from Ceylon, for London; Caribbean, Fleming, 21, from Calcutta ; Mary, Hunter, from Calcutta; Progress, Luco, from the Cape ; Brave La moriciere. Moreau, 21 ...
... Mauritius, in the Downs, sailed Nov. 23. Arrivals at the Mauritius. — The Achilles, Duncan, Nov. 20, from Ceylon, for London ; Caribbean, Fleming, Nov. 21, from Calcutta; Mary, Hunter, from Calcutta ; Pro- gress, Luco, from the Cape ; Brave Lamoriciere, Moreuu ...
... St. Helene December The Artel, from the Menritius. has arrived in the Down*, sailed at theManritHia-The AchDJe, tar the Caribbean, November 31. from Calcutta —the Mary, from Proirrcaß. from the Cape the Brave Lanjonclero* TiTmrnihnr 91 from Wentf -the ...
... Mauritius, in the Downs, sailed Nov. 23. Arrivals at Mauritlus.—The Achilles, Duncan, Nov. 20, from Ceylou, for London ; Caribbean, Fleming, 21, from Calcutta; M.lry. Hunter, from Calcutta ; Progress, Luco, from the Cape; Brave La moriciere, Moreau, 21 ...
... Bt!i inst , 71. Heiwey. wife of Ileor» I'l l.eils, K>q., of Drvbridgn Monte, Mnnmonth. In August last, Trinidad, one the Caribbean Ts’es. in the AVtst lr.di-s. contijtooat to Soutli America. David, four fin of tbe Her. J. l.lord, A.M., Cilvachwen CardigansMre ...
... Mr. tlawkshaw, the more he was sur- prised at the amazing growth and size of fossil trees Venezuela, on the shore of the Caribbean Sea, be- 4 tween 8° and 16% north lit. and 65° an 70° west and plasts.—Mr. Hawxsuaw seid, he did pot kaow how to account ...
... into the Colonies, as if Barbados were the sum and substance, the length and breadth, of the British possessions in the Caribbean sea. Let me, therefore, beg of you, to allow your better judgment to conquer your imaginings —your-reason to guide. your ...
... toQuebec,27th, by the Ceylon, Cox, arrived ofFScilly. Queen of Britain, of Bristol, for Liverpool, 24th ult. lat. 49. lon. 15. Caribbean, Mauritius to Cork, 15th Jan. lat. 32. S. long. 33. E.; Hey mood, Bombay to Liverpool, 9th Feb. lat. 2. N. lon. 18. W., by ...
... ; lat. 2 N. long. 18 30, spoke the Heywod, fro m g o : I bay to Liverpool ; 15th . Jan., lat. 32 south, long. 33 t i; !Caribbean, front Mauritius to Cork. The cargo of the Aun Crichton, from Liverpool to New Orleans, wrecked on the Carinnans, as report ...
... Liverpool; Feb. 9th, in lat. 2 N., long. 18 30, spoke the Heywood, from Bombay to Liverpool; Jan. 15, in lat. 32, long. 33; the Caribbean, Mauritius to Cork. Ships Arrived.—The Vrow Maria, Aden, for Kohbrand • Merlin, Duff, Tercei ra; C a t a li ne , M ars h ...
... Liverpool; Feb. I?th, in lat. 2 N., long. IS 30, spoke the Heywood, from Bombay to Liverpool; Jan. 15, in lat. 32, long. 33, the Caribbean, Mauritius to Cork. Ships Arrived.—The Vrow Maria, Aden, for Kohbrand ; Merlin, Duff, Terceira ; Cataline, Marshall, Girgenti ...