... as has been the case Now, when it is considered the royal sometimes come from St Thomas, one of obealthy islands in the Caribbean Sea, in 13 ere seems to be some ground for dread that the would make its home in England. \nents die, on board the mail steamers ...

... to be employed the coming season in operating upon vessels in Turkish waters. The other expedition has been cent to the Caribbean Sea, under the command of Capt. Couthouy. After various miaadventures, the whole crew being attacked with yellow fever at ...

... add to. the navy are necessary for this protection of our commerce imm the China seas, the Gulf of Mexico, amid the .a. Caribbean, Sea, Lord Napier resetived] dispatches yesterday from Admiral Ps Stewart in relation- to this overhanling of American vessels ...

... June. The total loss was estimated to be 200.000 dollars. Twelve Japanese had been rescued from junk at sea, by the ship Caribbean, and t iken into San Franc iso. They had been floating about on the ocean iu a rudderless hulk for over five months. Mr. ...

... mercy of the ocean, under jury masts, attempting to reach laud, until the Caribbean hove sight. They were at once rescued from their danger, and brought San Francisco. The Caribbean was to take them back in safety. Foreign Demand for English Cattle.—At the ...

... Eng- 1 lish Consul, who was sorely puzzled how to act, as he had no funds or authority, recommended to the captain of the Caribbean to call in at Jeddo on the coast of Japan, and drop them there on his way to China, and that he, the Con- 3Sil, would recommend ...

... in Bridgetown as high as 92 deg. Far., and in the coolest outskirts generally in the day dog. A heavy swell disturbed the Caribbean Sea from about the lltli October to the day the homeward packet sailed on the 27th, breaking the coast from about S.W., and ...

... follows | Name “East Indies wees tl were (in 1 dialect perve: persists in miscalling our great in m to the islands in the Caribbean Sea), ), India (rather let us write) imports, aa from England 589 to 4 and exports, Jamaica ‘the chief island of what are ...

... official dialect perversely persists in miscalling our great ire in Asia, if in •beard antithesis the cluster of islands in the Caribbean Sea). India (rather let us write) inq-orta £23,244,782 (£14,668,312 from England), and exi-ort* (wbcioof £1u,305,539 England) ...

... in reference to the weak, sickly, disorganised, and troublesome republics, islands, dtc., of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea in such a palpable shape before the two houses, that they will be compelled to act upon it. And why not' While the ...

... consists principally of ',road heads; while on the East Coast, from Cautda downwards, including the United States, the Caribbean Islands, the West Indies, Venezuela, Guiana, and Brazil, the oval heads predominate. This would coincide with Humboldt's ...

... 30° W. Johzn Oray, Calder, of and from Glasgow, for Trinidad. IS days out, 5th inst., 1st. 45° 12' N., long. 14° 52' W. Caribbean, from London forBombay, 5th ult., on the Equa- tor. Margaret (schooner), of and from Bristol for Demerara, 11th inst, lat ...