... is formed for the purpose of constriroting a line of railway, about 02 milee In length, from the port ot Toacacos, in toe Caribbean Sea, to the celebrated copper minee of Aroe, reputed to be J the mcrt extensive ansi the richest in the wenld. Tere mineral ...

... Vols. 8vo. 28s. 3. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of liis SHIP. WRECK, and cottsequent Discovery of certain Islaids in. the Caribbean Seat ?? a Detail of niany extraordixary and highly interesting Events in his Life, frotn the Year 1713 to 1749, as written ...

... seas, have been attributed to eccentricities on the part of the Gulf Stream. This imbuense body of water o lowing frof the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in w a channel fs well defined as that of a river by its banks, which, however, in the case of ...

... NAoRnow ESCAIPE OF A FneNcix MLIn STrnarEn.-By the arrival at Liverpool of the West India aud Pacific Royal Mail steamer Caribbean we have some details of the late fearful hurricane which swept over the West Indies. Captain Woodward, of the mail steamer ...

... erioal inthe previnoe of Bernmudee thyareos advnaeuly place for epiyn h aiu ot Situtd onh norhr gn outher bordeso h pns li (Caribbean Sea), and also t hose of the Atlantic sebadfon ?? to the northern ports of Brazil. The conensssion Is meranted by the Government ...

... le, its Veraguas, on1 tile rsvr and belen or Pdienqiio, and its tributaries, wns'ht. river empties and itself into tile Caribbean Sea in about latitude IN 95 degrees, lct iongitude ks 81 ..egrees, oslo mile asid a quarter west of the said port of JNscribatins ...

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