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... received from South America. The insurrection, we arc told, was in a coniracted portion of the territory, on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, and was not supported by persons of weight and opulence in the Colony. By the arrival of his Majesty's ship PRESIDENT ...
... gallant Admiral had replied to in fuitable terms. Since the capture of their remaining illand, the enemy's cruizers in the Caribbean feas no lunger commit the depredations on our commerce which , were formerly fo feverely felt. CHRISTOPH E, according to ...
... the 22d of September arrived in town. We are sorry to find by them, that very serious depredations are committed iii the Caribbean Seas by the enemy'e cruisers, which are fitted ,out from American ports, and manned with crews of all nations and complexions ...
... sure in- stinct of nature, soon occupies the vacant domain, just as we ourselves seize on the unit, abited islands of the Caribbean Seas, or the Atlantic er Pacific Oceans. We have recently taken possession of the desert Island of Ascension, nearest to ...
... is with AURY, BRION, and the other French and American Pirates, who, under the narce of Spanish Insurgents,, infest the Caribbean seas: in like manner it has been reported that MaconEGoa, a Scotchman, who commanded in Venezuela, has amassed not less than ...
... their civilised neighbours. The system of the ancient Birecaneers is beginning to be revived on the southern banks of the Caribbean sea; and as the desperadoes'from every part of the world may there find refuge, many will doubtleSs resort to it, as a place ...
... against th'ir civilised neighbours. The system of.. the .Buccaneers is beginning to, be revived on the . ern banks of the Caribbean sea; and as the dcl e ; II . radoes . from every pert of the world may there hi a tefuge, many will doubtless resort to it ...
... the BLOOD RED K NIGH r ; ratan The Melo Dram. to ter i t Lae wan the Fortrew on Eitel at AMA' Grand Horseard Font I —Novo Caribbean°. by L'Hescale Re. Inant. —Th.- Comic Extravaganza ot the Hunted Tailor and his Hotse Tally.Ho Diavolu Anton's) wale° threurt ...
... Havannah. From Cape Vela to the month of the Oroonokc, direct line of about 200 leagues ; and from the lint the and tiie Caribbean Sea, average breadth of 100 leagues, from Caiaboso ( . raccaa, the royal authority holds not a field of culti.o. tion, or ...
... portion of South America, the Federate Province* of New Grenada:— The Federate Province* of New Grenada, comprehend, on the Caribbean San, alt the coast which extend* from the rronltara of Gnatimala, far as the Point of G illiaaa, beyond the Bay of Haada; ...
... hitt eseitedepocb 'teetotal is Anierica. At rte Sad•, quarters were in the biked 4f Providence Poe, N. lat. 13. 80. Is Caribbean sea, nearly Aehdistant betimes 0,140 of Jamaica sod - Bello, the narnsweat eet et _ Pod..tboie Granada. posit* sitl* seen ...
... With the single exception of Jamaic:*, which is of sufficient extent snd resources to provide her own defence, all the Caribbean Islands are at the mercy of the United Stales; and upon this simple principle, that they will not he worth the expence of ...