... mouth of the Orinoco, in the Caribbean Sea. It so happen s , writes John D. Leckie in ••Chainber',: Journal, that there exists the account of a shipwrecked Spanish sailor who was vast ashore on an island in the Caribbean Sea, on which hc spent seven ...

... tired with the rnta:tion wetting treasure horn the hold a sunken Spanish galleon. at o spot which had leen ated in the Caribbean Sen. experienced within thing days enough danger. @Wrenn. and likewise se:tmckners. to !art them for the rest their natural ...

... Before he ilied, however, be told the lad the story of a wen aLA he hid buried in one of the nsanv islands which stud' the Caribbean Sea ; and, what wa s more to the point, gave into his custody papers in,Licatitg the precise spot where the gold was to be ...

... & oteareh in the neighbouritot eater., but it ass not until the follotvintr Friday that the officer was ph 1 lip in the Caribbean Sea. Own* thirty milt- from Carlton. Grenada. lie ea. in a moot exhau.ted condition. haying had nothing to eat or drink for ...