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... elepots. With Cuba on one side, and Jamaica on the other, yve would have full possession of the Gulf of Florida and the Caribbean Sea; snd whilst the former would be the fulcrum to the Gulf, the latter would answer as a naval station for our ships. Jamaica ...
... kingly tribute of slaves and spices, and coaly woods and gold. The very presence of an English, French, or Dutch ship in the Caribbean Sea was in itself a casus belli as against that ship, and straightway the caravels of Arragon and Castile sallied forth to ...
... NYork Atlantic Ocean, Hamburg Sarab, Lamb [lo] London Jane [ls] Sailed [March 30] for Alex Robertson, M Laeblan West Indies Caribbean, Cockton Cape of Good Hope Emanuel Boutcber, Farmer [April 2J Bnceo Geo&Ricbd,Nichols [3] Brasls Blisb Rose, .Valparaiso ...
... Through this valley a river winds its tortuous stream, which, after pursuing its course for several miles, falls into the Caribbean sea. Its banks are fringed with bamboos, guinea-grass, and dwarf shrubs of a light green hue- A rasige of enchanting hills ...
... consideration. These are, one across the Isthmus from Chsgres or Porto Bello to Panama ; the second, from Port Son Juan, in the Caribbean Bea, across the Lake of Ninny's, to Realejo, on the Pacific; and a third, from the mouth of the river Costsacoalocte to ...
... political newt of any importance fna|. Pacific. A gale from the accompanied with thunder, ning, and heavy rain, patted over the Caribbean See wfc 12th and 13th July. Ita force appfara to have been cM apent on northern islands, particularly maW Gaadaloape. The ...
... the matter of the ship canal. A gale from the S.W., accompanied with thunder, lightning, and heavy rain, passed over the Caribbean Sea on the 12th and July. The force appears have been chiefly spent on the pai* ticularly Dominica and Guadaloupe. The Medway ...
... news any importance from the Pacific. gale from ths accompanied with thunder, lightning, and heavy rain, passed ever the Caribbean Ssa tire 12th and 13th July, Its force appears to hare been chiefly spent the northern islands, particularly Dominica and ...
... State could close at pleasure the navigation of the Gulf of Mexico and would command to slight extent the waters of the Caribbean sea. e trust that such contingencies as these may be remote in the extreme ; but we have said enough to show that the events ...
... essentially a British settlement) and Honduras com- bine with the islandswe hate named to formd a chain of posts round the Caribbean sea. The Bahamas, to the northward of the colonies above enumerated, complete this group. The Whole of this cluster of colonies ...
... positions of Orey Tows (now a British settlement) and Honduras *ow' hiss the islands we have named to form a of pore round the Caribbean The to the northward of the colonies slier esnmereted, complete this group. The whole of of colonies may be conewlered as ...
... great bsiin of Nictitsa Wli in which are Lakes Managua and Nicaragua, 'and which toal draied b therive SanJuan flo ?? the Caribbean W firs;thatis t say beteen he weterextremsity of Lakera hisnar and he Paific he Codilleas ra wholly lnter- ?? thence subsiding ...