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... of'the Prince Ernest, I ve given a fresh proof of the spirit which pervades e Falmouth Packets. On the 19th of March, t the Caribbean Sea, Captain Petre 101 l in with a 'tench schooner privateer, of 10 guns, and full o men, which he fought in close action ...
... and the supremacy of the parent State was acknowledged with perfect sabmission wud complaceney. In the vicinity of the Caribbean J 2., the same disposition was not apparent. ‘The dissentions in Venezucla had been ¢xtesied to the whole colony of the Caraccas ...
... Falkland Islands, but to eontroui the coin nit rcc that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our own co;>st from one extremity the other ...
... observed the bull of large steamer floating bottom but mark letter could seen so as to lead her identity.—Ou the of April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's, Newfoundland, was lovt off Cape Bollard; crew, passengers, and part of cargo saved.-—At St ...
... up o a bottle, was five days. In this last-named instance, the Racehorse threw out a bottle the seventeenth of ri in the Caribbean Sea; and by the twenty -second of the same month, the bottle had made nice little voyage of about three degrees of longitude ...
... been roceived at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the guano islands the Caribbean Sea belonging to America. New York, Dec. 28, Evening.—The Secretary of the Treasury opened to-day the proposals for the 5 ...
... been received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government hud taken forcible possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America. New York, Dec. 28, Evening.—The Secretary of the Treasury opened to-day the proposals for the 6 ...
... Islands. The British fthit* Co-lfi.sh went ashore St Vincent, and *welv« of h**r crew were drowned. The British sir nor Caribbean arrived at St. Th« ba*lly damaged. Her bridge, an«l f eerinjr were c«rried awav. and she part of her crew. American schooner ...
... considerable part of the ship's company were concerned, it resulted in dire misfortune. Ten days after the Hecate left the Caribbean Sea, two ships were sighted, which the captain and everybody else on board believed to be the long-sought treasure-ships ...
... which eight, a-e battleships 20 armoured crnisers. and 37 unarmoured ships! Of these ships 20 are within immediate call of Caribbean waters. THE TIMES THE FITTJATION. The Times says : It is impossible ti disguise the gravity of the difficulties which have ...
... Senator Lodge delivered a Jingo speech on the Venezuelan Question, ascribing to this country settled purpose of making Caribbean Sea a British lake. THE MONROE DOCTRINE “CORRECT.” A letter from Senator Sherman, one of the Republican leader®, who expeoted ...
... perpetual darkness. The spotted corals are plainly visible near Mindora in the Indian Ocean at 150 ft. under water. The Caribbean Sea, which is of capital clearness, shows objects the bottom at a very great depth. Invention. ...