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... first-clas steam-ship of 2,000 tons, built on ao. ..count of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, has recently been launched. The Caribbean, a steam. .obip of 1,800 tons, 'will be launched in about two weeks, end is to ron with the Alabama be- tween Newv Orleans ...
... 46 N., 16 WV.; Hamlet, Canton to London, 1lth May, off Angel; Earl Durham, Ceylon to te London, 16th June, 28 S., 37 E. ; Caribbean, Singapore to London, d! 23d, 34 S., 28 E.; Cambria, Ceylon to London, 29th, 35 S. 18 E.; W Hector, Liverpool to Rio Grande ...
... S -~rrdteSdnfo CoWYE, Seer. 2S.-Wilnd S. to SE-Arrived the Sidon fiom Callso, FtALMOUTH, SE'r. 28.-Wind ?? fresh ?? the Caribbean freom Sngapore Nvith damage, Teido from Aux Cayes for Antwerp, Emusna Louisa from Rio Janeiro, Familien from Porto ?? Adelaide ...
... tide. Arrived her Madtrsty's steamer Terrible from Gibraltar. Ove'Trie LIZARD, SrPT. 22.-Tbe Richard Morse from New York, Caribbean from Singapore, with damage. SurFtDS, SEPT. 25.-the William and Sally, from Stettin for Dundee, arnd the Friends, from Sunderland ...
... bulwarks and COWEs, SEPT. 28.-Wind S. to S.E.-Arrived the Sidon from] Callae. FALiMOUTH, SEPT. 28.-Wind ?? fresh ?? the Caribbean from Singapore with damage, Teido from Aux Cayes for Antwerp, Emmla Louisa from Rio Janeiro, Farnilien from Porto Rimo. OI'PScLLy ...
... Bara0does, Thoniaza from Buenuos Ayres, Tcesplar front Valparaiso and 13ahia, Thetis from Syrinam, Icarus from Antigua, Caribbean from Barbadoes, Bal- clutha from Paraiba, British American from Apalachicola, Lady Bute from Calcutta, Adriatic from New ...
... Fanllearti Vietoire from Maurttdwa;Ireabaildge, from R Ceyinio. Nov. 4. Falconz, from Noew York; Tat. from Bortleauz. P. nr. Caribbean, from San Fraticeflso; Wicite Stair, ?? Liverpool; Bethlaund Jewlitt, feeo. Clyde; Ciqanhagen, from Londiaua. S. Orvteli ...
... perverse collusion by thwart- ing and impeding the obstructive equadron. Now, what is to be the upshot of all this? Look at the Caribbean Sea. On one side of it are some twelve or fifteen I islands, wherein the liberality of Great Britain has given freedom to ...
... pious cruelty, said prayers for his soul.-I am, &c., D. BABINGTON RING, of the Western Circuit, Barrister-at-Law. The Trent, Caribbean Sea, June 4. ...
... in different districts of the same island, but also in the rates paid on the many islands which forni the girdle of the Caribbean Sea. Barbadocs has the cheapest labour ; British Guiana the dearest ; Jamaica pays a rate about midsvay between the two ; ...
... foretopmisat-head sprung, 10 bags and boats, &c., swept off by a sea; put in for repairs. .'The Anruirm- laes of tranusport'ship Caribbean, after having struck oh - a reef -Chariot going into Hope Sound, in tow of her Majesty's atearn gun- late Vie prices. boat ...
... 000. The land is situated on the sea coast, and is traversed by the Toouyo, a river which discharges its waters. into the Caribbean Ssee ' some forty miles north west of I Puerto Cabello. The csun'ry at a short distance from the coast begins to ascend until ...