... tie, and is usually taken front the If iwk's Lb II or 1, ,g--gerhead varieties. In a receut article, en •111,31 Cruel CAribbean ludianza, ii the L..)i) lon Suindard, ULI the report of the Ainericin at Co.on, in Central America, the writer says : The ...

... Itanken, McMillen. Charente 578 Colonint, Gila.. 1192 Cunpauick, lihnilic —W. Nicol & Co. 850 Confidence, Holy—W. Nicol Cu. Caribbean, Winchester. C 4 Campbell, Roy. 710 Daphne, Foreutan—Martin, Young I Cu. 927 Mound Graben', Mclntyre. July 2 Elwin Fos, ...

... God's at boom I Foe we are too fond of leisure, And of love and Ugh tame ease, As we chase the phantom Pleasure Thro' the Caribbean seas. We have mild the Golden /thaw We have Waded the of Pearl o But our loot we tees it snot To the laaghter-loalag girls ...

... women, In children, of H. 11.'• various Regiments ; The following vowels their port R. Wood, to hoodoo via Cal- Witten. Ship Caribbean, lama 10)On:ion, lomat to Cahalite. Th. following began to fool : Shin LMrnOte., for Liverpool. Ship Arrept, foe Lirerpool ...

... Union most be treated sainting', without distinction of colour, and prophesies that within ten years the islands of the Caribbean Sea sad the States of Central Amerkca will form an independent Federal Republic), with fifty millions of people. under the ...

... Sidney. £42 10s. shipping intelligrarr. ARRIVAL. Mrs. Slip. Vase Jess &ma* .-Onerck Mat DEPARTURIL Dam Slim To J. 26 Caribbean DAILY EXPORTS. Treater. 261.4 IMO. r Lonioa. mai - Orlierms. sWs J. C. /impel. Whitt Jacket —73 Wool. r.. 3 cwt, CIE* 2 ladian ...

... toot:laity or diameter to their impulses of benevoleoce. This the sort of feeling wheel makes people groan over the emu of the Caribbean sad totally to the aeon aims of So. Giles. ?amnia of noway, got up chiefly to fashionable oaken:lgs, an no creditable thaw ...

... upon the dominions of adjoining Powers in a southern direction. The interests of the British colonies, situated in the Caribbean Sea, might become seriously affected in the event of thew encroachments being made; and he, for one, never could consent ...

... laverpod, of which particulars are kept secret. has taken the Vulture at Rs. 131, the b o sh Li nsee d and Rape(bee/d, the Caribbean, and the Prime. 11 . the Now. Nod basso very active, is consequence o r th e at 14 pot tun per month for the ('mina Transport ...

... Jaeles. —Leanness 6 Ca. (e. L 39) VIM Aw. 608 (e), H. H. Pella (e. L Jaws 14) Yea Cos 473 Admen% C. —Vaster, Beall t Co. Caribbean, 1131 Wee —11•96. Leases' brew—H. I. Hale* 1. NV 1112 11.. t C. Neale Lodi*. —W. A. Maass' R co 361 Weedier.. Memo—W. t A ...

... Singapore, and Manilla. Liverpool. • Expected to sail daily—lsabella, Sezton, Cape Bombay. Cork. April 11. Symmetry, , Downs; Caribbean. Irving, Alain Anis, Downs.—March 26. Europe. Bridle, Mauritius, •Dowus ; Cleopatra,Early, Mauritius Downs. • PROJILCTRD ...

... Mies Jacob, Lout Hughes, Lieut Phillips, and—llstlonee. Do 14, Barque Ann Mile, Captain U Thomas, to Calingapatam. Do. Brig Caribbean, Capt 3 Cockton, to Penang and Singarassengers26 convicts, 12 gaper, anil natives. Do. Ship Rn des, Cuptsin J Side% to auritius ...