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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 ...
... sailed, 20th, to London; 26th, Lascar, from Calcutta, and sailed, 2oth, to HuU • Natchez' (American), from Shanghai; 21st, Caribbean, from Mauritius, and sailed to Queenstown ; Borneo, from Tutueoreeu to London ■ Ar- gaum, from Calcutta, and sailed to the ...
... Liverpool, sailed 18th Nov., Cape 21st Jan Floia v r i. S ! obo ' from Bomb ». v in the Clyde, ?? Bth Dec., St. Helena .th Feb.; Caribbean, Cockton, from Mauritius at Queenstown, sailed 14th Dec., St. Helena 21st Jan.; BalTord, from Bombay in the Clyde, ?? 29th ...
... Great Yarmouth. 27. Kate, for London j Colony, for Cork. 26. Off the port— Torzah, from Berdi- anski, and sailed for London. Caribbean, from Singapore, with fore-top-mast carried away, and other damage. Swanage, Sept. 24.— The Ottawa, which arrived off Portland ...
... 12th Sept., 49. N. lon. 7.; J' rq N c 1 C 9 hr^ tiana ' ?? - pendt -> No - 1.863. 14th Sept., Falmouth, Sept. 27.— Arrived— Caribbean, from Singa- pore, with damage ; El Teide, from Aux Cayee for Ant- werp; Saomi, from Kertch, with mizen-mast carried away; ...
... Constantinople; Amphi- tnte, for Gibraltar; Giuseppo Nicolo, for Gloucester; Polka, Christine, and Sotiri, for Bristol; Caribbean, for Liverpool; Marion, for the Clyde; Perastino, for Dublin; Polka, for Wexford ; Engineer, for Tralee; Castor, Setem- bro ...
... olmes, Alexandria ; Renovatio, Marseilles; Isabel, Rochefort; Leda, and Vic- torine, Havre ; Davis, Flensburgh. Off .port.— Caribbean, Singapore ; Lord Maidstone, Maranham ; Maria Francisca, Mazatlan; Ribiero, Bahia; Sultan, Akyab ; Duke of York, St. Petersburg ...
... blockading squadron will soon find its presence unne- cessary, and of course will soon be removed, as will the cruis- ers in the Caribbean Sea. By this time, the value of Chinese labour will have been tested, and, if suc- cessful, why it will be unnecessary to ...
... price ls. each, SIR EDWARD SEAW ARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Islands ' in the Caribbean Sea : With a Detail of many extraordinary and : highly interesting Events of his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written ' in ...
... parts, price is. each, SIR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea : With a Detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting Events of his Life, from 1788 to 1749, as written in his ...
... exchanged. The British settle- ment at Honduras and its dependencies consist of the town of Belize, on the coast of the Caribbean Sea, with a tract of almost barren and uninhabited country, stretch- ing inward, ar.d containing about 50,000 square miles ...