... France, 167 ; Prussia, 145 ; Scotland, 83 and Sweden 18. Barbados is the most easterly or windward of what is called the Caribbean group, and occupies a somewhat isolated position without the range, 78 miles from St. Vincent's. Contrary to the usually ...

... Craig, Grenada Admiral, Criap. St John a Sailed [Jan. 9J for Tamar, Hall. Hobart Town Daring, Criap. Constantinople ..Bolus, Caribbean,Cookan. Workngtn 8, a.m.— Wind N.W. p.m. —Variable. —E. N. E., fresh. DUBLIN. Arrived [Jan. from Margaret, St. John Isabella ...

... early years of the present, kept appropriating to itself the colonies of Holland, France, and Spain —Guiana, many of the Caribbean islands, Trinidad and Mauritius—had the same effect at the time upon the planters of the old colonies, as the investment ...

... early years of ,the present kept appropriating to itself the colonies ' of UEland, France, atnd Spain-Guiana, many of the Caribbean islands, Trinidad and Mauritius-had the I same effect at the time upon the planters of the I old colonies, as the investment ...

... should have doubted whether it was possible to make so large a volume as this out of so small a subject as an island in the Caribbean sea; but there can be no question as to the fact, for there is the book, a b large and handsome one it is. To review it, ...

... for Bombay : Conner, for Semfor New Orleans; Themis, for ditto. Off port, the Maypo, from Africa; Peruvian, from ditto; Caribbean, Camilla, and Pink. The Zenobia, from St. Petersburg grounded the river, received considerable damajre, ancl has been docked ...

... fall flow of his communications. As it is, however, the instruction conveyed respect- ing the tides and currents of the Caribbean sea- respecting earthquakes and hurricanes and their cyclical recurrences-respecting the sanitary condition (actual and possible) ...

... which traverses in a longitudinal valley a considerable portion of the Isthmus of Panama, and at the above town enters the Caribbean Sea. The whole course of the river hardly exceeds 80 or 90 miles: it has acquired considerable importance by having become ...

... has ended by acquiring all the lands, and driving the save out, This is as, true of Penusyl- . vania as of any ?? in the Caribbean sea, where the aboriginal race has disappeared. 'The savages fancy- a ing that the o p sfwl only reclaim patches of ground ...

... has ended by acquiring all the lands, and driving the savage out. This is as true on Pennsylvania as of any island in the Caribbean sea, where the aboriginal race has disappeared. The savages fancying that the European will only reclaim patches of ground ...

... are intimately affecting or is familiar hope labours will in rescuing the difficulties weigh to the of valuable the the Caribbean of America of will prove with of the Bill for removing civil political our their Abraham so dullest honours Protectionist ...

... map, it will be seen, like a solitary sentinel, standh i l outside, to the eastward of the vast chain of islands that the Caribbean or Colon sea; so that it receives the interrupted breeze, brought to it, in all its purity, diately from a wide extent of ...