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... Smith, Republican (Michigan), said The whole of the North, American continemt, every island in the Gulf of Mexieo and the Caribbean Sea. and such in the Paciflt as are deeispable, are worthy of our ambition' F0I10TY.SPANJ.A&IDS KILLED. New. York, Wednesday ...
... authority be now given to the P'resident to esecute that delayed purpose. Although the controversy arises on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, yet the field of contest will now, as heretofore. lie inorth oftheSt.Lawrence. Canadacannotbeconquer. ed a-ainst her ...
... expelled. The People of that Country, and the neighbouring Provinces to iheEaJl, are defcended in a great Meafure from the old Caribbeans, who fled thither from the Fury of the Spaniards, when they made their Conquefts in that Part of the World. For this Reafon ...
... The People of that Country, and the neighbouring Provinces to the Eaft, Tire defcended in a great Mcafure from the old Caribbean.-, who lied thither from tlic Eury of the Spaniards, when they made their Conqueils in that Part of the World. Eor this Keafon ...
... between their diecrepsrnisa The roeult is aa excellent anad onThe wuhle trnst*rthy. sketeh of the. hitory and'resourcesof the 'Caribbean Super-royal 8ve.,with Forty-five Illustration', bno'kram, 15., Persian leatber binding, 21s. : RBIC.ABRAa Or, Some Phubtoprintq ...
... the final Improvement in this fertile Ifland, as cannot fail to make it the moft opulent and valuable of att his Majefty'l Caribbean Po&SSon*. Wb. Ev.Poft* g. Yeftefday, abtout Twelve at Noon, a Due! was fought ia Hyde-Park, between John Wilkes, Efq; Mamberfor ...
... proposed interoceanic ship canal. The States agree to construct iimmediately a ship canal from Greytown on the coast of the Caribbean Sea to Brito. By adopting this plan, the new route will traverse the San Juan River into Lake Nicaragua, so that the most ...
... part returning to the place from whence it came, .and tho other proceeding oln its course anid eventoially entering the Caribbean Sea, and the water in this sea was hotter than that in any othier sca in ?? globe. On leaving this sea the cur- rent again ...
... their diserepancies. The result is an excellent and on the whole trustworthy f sketch of the history and res3urces of the Caribbean isla&ds.-Aca~lemyI. Super-roysl 8ve. ,wieh Forty-five Illustrations, buckram, c 15S. . Pereian leatber binding, 21s. BR ...
... their discrepancies. The revalt is anu excellent and on the whole trustworthy sketch of the Listory and reoources of the Caribbean islanda3.-Acadleffv. _- _- - - Super-royal Sve ,with Forty-five Illustrations, bucranm, l5s. ; Persian leather binding, ...
... their discressancios. The result is san excellent end on the whole trustw~orthyi sketch of tbe history and resources of tbe Caribbean. islands.-Academsj. - Snper..oyal Sve.,av ith Forty-fire Illustrations, buekrams, 15s.;* Persian leather binding, 21e. ...
... their discrepancies. 'I'he result is an excellent and on the whole trustworthy sketch of the history and resources of the Caribbean islands.-AOOC5mlI Super-royal Svew.,vsith Forty.-five Illustretione, buckram, 159. ; Persian leather binding, 21s. RIC-A-BRAC: ...