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... nauillity, and the supremacy the parent Slate was acknowledged with perfect submission and comtdacency. the vicinity ot the Caribbean Sea, the dt position was not apparent. Ihe d.ssent.ons ,ame nisp e ,i tc) the whole colony of thTc ecus, the population of ...
... Aazara. 3. The Guarani race, formerly over the forests of Krazil and tbe interior of .South America. 4. Tbs Peruvians. 5. The Caribbean nations, including the Cbaymat and Tamanacs, derived the moat probable accounts from the vicinity of tbe Apalacbian Mountains ...
... Moore's Life of Lord Byron. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE°, his SHIPWRECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With a Detail assay Ewaordinary and highly-interesting Events in his Life, from the Year 1753 to 1749, as written in ...
... Baptist, upon locusts and wild honey. Having a prophetic eye to coming events, he has applied for a A1 osionaryslip to the Caribbean is- lands. We think Sierra Leone would be a better loca- tion for many of his fraternity. The following offlcle was to be ...
... 4s. 6d. cloth. Silt EDWARD SEA W A RD'S NARRATIVE of his Sill PW RECK, and consequent Discovery of certain Wands in the Caribbean Sea. With • Detail of many Extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, wntten in his own Diary. Edited by Miss JANE ...
... mTs'esses the Falkland Islands but to control he commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while rnmilad gives her al she desires the Caribbean He.. Halitax. one pom ,a Bermuda at another, stand out in great force coasTtan one extremity the other Her positrons over ...
... mlustered a party of fourteen I e men, As it wanted ouly six daya of the festie'al of St. Jag-a, and the distance acrosa the Caribbean sea swas great eniough to're- iiqaire all our exertions to be there in tima, eve ?? and i sailed that very night. Our cattes- ...
... consult them the subject, they determined to nay them a visit. Accordingly, his friend went to Trinidad, and he crossed the Caribbean sea to Hayti, where, after most tempestuous voyage, he arrived. landing he found the friendsex|>ectißg visit. Indeed, it ...
... S. Harrison, Poole, provision m ® wheat, qrs beans. . ' Sept. 19, J. Cramond, Lime-street, sbipbroker—Sept. 21, In the Caribbean, Cocktou, from Calcutta:—A. BobertMr,Jklia J‘ eke la , Aj, m r,, Old Broad street, lime nerchaM bacs rice, 250 bags saltpetre ...
... iwsilioa Ihemselses to sue being was destroyed ; andaecord- Uk' in 1116I 116 «Sl>>g the solid matter phases, but now erne „ , Caribbean, a enabled separate the these lltlle Jf 1 ® iu , te into their gelatinous bodies, sea watet, and assimilate , , qllan tity ...
... enjoined to be most cautious and guarded-in the measures taken by them to protect British property and British interests in the Caribbean Sea. TEE BRAWLING CASE AT E XETEiR.-The Church Dis- cipline Act provides that a preliminary inquiry shall be made by c ...
... mainland of Honduras, f great dread heaving for some time previously been excited by the doings of the buccaneers in the Caribbean sees. By and by tidings are gained of the whereabouts of the pirates. and v an expedition is msrshalled of the principal-portion ...