... Mexico. It is clear that France having no colonies on the North American Continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this measure by any colonial demand. Indeed, if these conditions are accepted by the Government, ...

... It is clear that France, having no colonies on the North American continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean Sea, is not impelled to this measure by any colonial de- 1 mand. Indeed, if these conditions are accepted by the government ...

... It is clear that France, having no colonies on the North American Continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this measure by any colonial demand. Indeed, if these conditions are accepted by the government, ...

... the West | Mexico. It is clese that France having no comnies on | | American continent, and only two insignificaut scord Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this measure by an demand, Indeed, if these conditions are by tly re by no | ment, they will amount ...

... Crusoe. The account of his s when, deserted by the crew, he and his young wife were ao unknown and uninhabited island in the Caribbean came formation of a settlement on the island, of whic Governor; 3 negotiations and contests Spaniards, and the fioal breaking ...

... conceit that they were bet ethan other these circumstances, he maintai we had no mor, an unknown and uninhabited island in the Caribbean Sea; the | to the perishing—endeared 8 they must be, by @ common faith to contemplated by this Ur on Although the dice tors ...

... reterned with full cergovs of guano, to this and other I ports. This guano is from some receotly-checovered I islands in the Caribbean See. We obtained correct ioformation on the subject, and learn that the lucky disconcert have now on band and to arrive a ...

... evidence ports. This guano is-from some recently-discovered lof one who heard it—one n ho, though a dozen islands in the Caribbean Sea. We obtained correct I ears his junior, and of totally opposite politics, 4 information on the subjeet, and learn that ...

... Rapid, Howling, from Comitanticople for Waterford. Dawn, from Eupwinia fur Antwerp. Dudbrook. Mills, from London for Bombay. Caribbean, Irving, from Snits Mania for Bremen. Henrys, Jacksoh, from Ranch for Yarmouth. Susanna, Tindal, from Carrabou4a for Hull ...

... Tlie appearance of thit dreadful disease among the poptda- ton of Nevis, nearly the centre of the group of thme Leeward Caribbean Islantls, has, as a matter of course, thtrowvn the cur- rouitding colonieis into general consternation. It appears by the ...

... 30:— ' Tire appearance of this dreadful dimes* &mow the population of Nevis, umily the centre of the group of the Leeward Caribbean Islands, has, as • matter of course, thrown the surrounding colonies into general consternation. There being tiewspaper printed ...

... have been planted in Cuba, and the worthy chevaliers Industrie enrolled under it shall have began to look I,broad over the Caribbean Sea. Then it may be discovered that the policy adopted towards the West Indies was not wise; that it was unwise and selfish ...