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... a medal for his conduct in the Kossta affair. The York Herald states that new guano islands ha«l been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. Several vessels had been despatched from the United States, and had returned with full cargoes. A body of men was being ...
... and thecesßion of Coaling Stations in the Ladrones and the Philippines. A further condition is that Spanish Sovereignty in Caribbean and West Indian waters must be abandoned. No d cision has yet been come to on the question of the Philippines, though the ...
... to have Puerto Rico, which tbey intend to make into a strong Military and Naval Statiou, commanding the West Indies, the Caribbean Sea, and the future Isthmian Canal. The contract for carrying the Spanish prisonera back to Spain haa been given to the Spaniab ...
... Mexico. It is clear that France having colonies the North American Continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean sea, not impelled to this measure by any colonial demand. Indeed, if these conditions are accepted by the Government, they ...
... t-.liin.j- us of a new enterprize from Barbadoes against Guadalcupe, the only remaining settlement of the Fr-.-nch in the Caribbean sea. When this project was abandoned by General Prevost, after j the capture of Martinique, it was said that the former was ...
... the Cambean Sea. Jlr. Collinson has answered in the affirmative. The tract of land between the south of the lake and the Caribbean Sea, uninhabited and covered by dense forests and jungle, remained unexplored until lbb.i. In that year Captain Pirn and ...
... an American Company who had been fur some time engaged in recovering treasure from the wreck «.f the San Pedro . in the Caribbean Sea. have succeeded after three months Sswawnumn the Amy India.-A Istlm UMta( ml ckariMl th, the C In.'Li Hired.,r. 1 ...
... long step toward our end. Without San Juan del Norte we lack what will In the end indispensable to -a naval force in the Caribbean Sea. You can more than any American could possibly accomplish, because you can make the British Cabinet see that are not ...
... do. Why is all this, my good friend ? said I, there is no absolute favour asked. A grant of some barren rocks in the Caribbean Sea is desired; and an equivalent ready to be paid. Lands were granted on the same principles, the other day I may say, iv ...
... —Churchill's Voyages, 6 voU. folio, 41. Goldsmith's Hiftory of England, vols. elegant, il. Athr mail Otacle, vols. 5s. —Caribbean Fails, volt 410. 4s. —Mi iron’s Travels, French cuts, 4 vols. 7s. 6d.—TKcoph.aitus's Hiftory Stones, js. 6d.—Cent, Mag. vols ...
... Portrait. 21s. boards. SIR EDWARD SEAWARDS NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery of cer- tain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With a Detail of'mauy Extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1T33 to 1749, as written in his own diary. Edited by Miss ...