... and the Franklin, of tho Havre line, which sails on the sth proximo, touching at Southampton, will full. The steam ship Caribbean, now very nearly completed, will be run between New York and England, and, should tho demand justify, other steamers will ...

... smooth as glass, and at midnight we retired to our berths with regret. On the two following days we n sailed through the Caribbean Sea, which was very rough, and does not afford me an incident to jot down, with the ex- e ception of a champagne supper to ...

... as smooth as glass,and at midnight we retired to our berths with regret. On the two following days we sailed through the Caribbean Sea, which was very rough, and does not afford me an incident to jot down, with the exception of a champagne supper to which ...

... burnished with golden rind. Hung amiable Hesperian fables true, true, here only—and of delicious taste. The wares the Caribbean Sea that laved its shores teemed with shoals of fish disporting themselves among groves of coral strewn with costliest pearls ...

... Just Published in One Volume, 16mo. Half.a-Crown ; or in IR EDWARD SEAW S of his SHIPWRECK and of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea ; and highly interesting 1743 to, 1749, ae written in his own Diary. fourth and -fifth Parts of the Travel Longman, Brown ...

... Mexico. It is clear that France, having no colonies on the North American Continent, and only two nsignificant islands in the Caribbean Sea, is not im Hed to this by any colonial demand. Indeed, if these conditions are accepted by the government they will amount ...

... India* Mexico, is clear that Frvnce having no colonic* on the North American continent, and only insignificant island* in the Caribbean sea* is not impelled this measure any colonial lemind. In dee-1 if these conditions are accepted the government they will ...

... 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 colonies demand. Indeed, if these could itions are accepted by the Government ...

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

... ; aud manifest that the bar* apprehension such contingency would ot«o* romp*| serious ition our naval are tiiam«-o t the Caribbean Saa| to scours our Wsst Indian dep*>odenci*«. The reuiouairai*ee, Istely issued to lbs Spanish Giivt-rnmeot the subject of ...

... stated that the canals and rivers were frozen over, and navigation stopped. New guano islands had been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. Me , &rs. Pottwin and Curtiss woollen manufactory at Mount Vernon had been entirely destroyed by the fire, entailing ...

... disqualification shall name his socaessor. By the Atlantic steamer, we learn that new guano islands have been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had been kept secret. Several vessels had been dispatched from the United States, and had returned with ...