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... son ba- made bli appearance ; and if the weather been ont »s ha* been here, there will have been m*oy casualties in the Caribbean Sea and the Ocean. The prevailing wind ba* barn from the NNW, and time* chopping round to the W and Up this lima we have ...
... E. Fothergill, curate of Clevedon, related how ready he found those with whom he came in contact, both in the Baltic and Caribbean Sea, to receive the Word of God. The Rev. J. Acres then proposed that the Evening Hymn, composed by him who was so associated ...
... Liverpool, supposed for Shanghai, 48 N 11 W by the Fling, Cox, in the River. Diriffo (ship), outward-bound, 3rd Fob., 26 Caribbean, London to Bombay, (which had apokcu the ships Fear Sot, itfa, and Her Majetty, 20(h 'Jan., off Madeira), Ith, 2 21 by tbj ...
... Liverpool, supposed for Shanghai, 48 N 11 W by the Fling, Cox, in the River. Dirigo (ship), outword-bouml, :sr;i Feb., 2C Caribbean, London to Bombay, (which had spoken the ships Fear Not, Ida, and Her Majesty, 20th Jan., off i deira), Ith, 2 21 W ths Queen ...
... Star ot the East, from Liverpool supposed fe r Shanghai , 4^ N. 11 Vf. Dirigo ship , outward-bound, Feb. ?? 2 N. 26 W. Caribbean, from London to Bombay, which had spoken tbe -.Ops Fear-Not. Ida. and Her Majesty, Jan. -29, ort Maderia, Feb. 4 2 N. 21 ...
... Star of the East, from Liverpool (supposed for Shanghai)' 11W. Dingo (ship), outward-bound, Feb. 3, 2 N. 26 W. 5 10 :, t Caribbean, from London to Bombay, which had spoken Fear-Not, Ida, and Her Majesty, Jan. 20, off Maderia, 2 N. 21 W. Harbinger, from ...
... Star of the East, from Liverpool (supposed for ShanghaL) , 11 W. Dingo (ship), outward-bound, Feb. 3, 2 N. 26 W. s lO9l Caribbean, from London to Bombay, which had spoken tneD, Fear-Not, Ida, and Her Majesty, Jan. 20, off Maderia, 2 N. 21 W. Harbinger ...
... had escaped from the roadstead of Toulon, and passed the gut of Gibraltar. It was now—in the middle of May, 1805 in the Caribbean Seas. The Diamond Rock, a cone of narrow base rising four or five hundred feet out of theses, and standing as it were sentinel ...
... had he sent a counter despatch, Nelson proceeding on his own judgment, unquestionably would have met the French Fleet the Caribbean Seas, probably about the spot have already named. But, then, England would not have had to record the crowning, the annihilating ...
... oa escaped from the roadstead of Toulon, and Passed the gut of Gibraltar. It was now—in the Jjiddle of May, 1805—in the Caribbean Seas. The isimond Rock, a cone of narrow base rising four five hundred feet out of the sea, and standing as were a sentinel ...
... received with great respect, and at an interesting sermon confirmed upwards of fifty people. The next day he embarked cross the Caribbean Sea, but on the very day after the steamer had left the shore, the yellow fever broke out, pervading every cabin of the il'- ...
... Lord Nelson's blockading Squadron from the roadstead of Toulon parsed of Gibraltar It was now middle of May 1805 in the Caribbean Seas Diamond Rock a cone narrow base rising four or five hundred feet out of the sea standing it were a over the of the harbour ...