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... you in pursuance of orders proceeded with the schooner placed under the while cruizing the of Bonacca received from the Caribbean a Costa at anchor batteries Truxillo she lately capturedand carried Port the schooner Duckworth Jamaica another maturely ...
... and amongst every nation oa earth. Her flag waves respected in every sea, in every clime, and every port.— Studding the Caribbean Archipelago with her colonies, she North and South America, and compels both to look her with xcspect. Planted on Gibraltar ...
... Moore's Life of Lord Byron. SIR EDWARD SEAVVARD's NARRATIVE his SHIPWRECK, and Consequeni Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With a detail ..nv Extraordinary and Highly-interesting Events in his Life, from the year to 1749, as written in his ...
... beauti fid we have ever tnma. -~Metropntltnn. J.R EDWARD SEA WARD'S NARRATIVE and Consequent Discovery certain amis in the Caribbean Sea. With a Detail ot many Extraordinary Events in bis Life, from to 1,49, written his own Diary. Edited Miss vols, post ...
... cuts, 4s. fid. clpth. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD’s NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and CONSEQUENT DISCOVERY of CERTAIN ISLANDS in the CARIBBEAN SEA. With a detail of many extraordinary events in his Life, from to 1749, as written in his own Diary. Edited by Miss Jane ...
... Ait.vstcs St. John. 2 vols. livo. JOS, SIR SF.AWARDS NARU \K of SHIPW RKCK, and consequent Discovery .some Islands in the Caribbean Sea. Kdited .Miss Jam: Pohteii id Kdition. vols. vis. VIS 11 to NSTANIT N P KK, &c. By John At'i.Djn, Ksq. F.(i.S. .t-s. ...
... John. 2 vols. Bvo. 5. SIR EDWARD SEAWARD S NARRATIVE of his SHI P\\ RECK, and consequent Discovery of some Islands in the Caribbean Sea. Edited by Miss Jane Porter. 2d Edition, 3 vols. A VISIT to CONSTANTINOPLE, &c. By John At i.pjo. Esq. F.G.S. Plates ...
... the matter of the ship canal. A gale from the S.W., accompanied with thunder, lightning, and heavy rain, passed over the Caribbean Sea on the Nth and 13th of July. Its force appears to have been chiefly spent on the northern islands, particularly Dominica ...
... occupied, by independent Indian tribes, especially in the vast block land the coasts of which form right angle along the Caribbean sea and the Atlantic. The natives of these districts, who are called generally the Mosquito Indians, have been on friendly ...
... acquainted with the island. The area of Trinidad is 1,750 square miles. Its shores are washed by the Atlantic Ocean and by the Caribbean Sea. The soil is prolific an extent that will surprise even those who know the productiveness of the bayou country of Louisiana ...
... Pprominentiv ont Until the Aeet of Admiral queak was at length bottled on in Rantiago, the A He vlan of campaign in the Caribbean Ser wane pplied nor did they know where gone of Spain might make themasives hen ulway order to reahse the lees n for ourselvaa ...
... size subsidence must follow. His belief, unfortunately, is not without reason. As he points out, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Ttasin was formed in this manner, when the Andean Mountains broke down, and it is notorious that the crust of the earth is ...