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... FOR BOMBAY Direct, the splendid fast-sailing and frigate-built British Ship CARIBBEAN, A 1 13 years, 871 tons register, newly metidleu, JOHN WINCHESTER, Commatid.r (wlio has had great expericnte in the East India and passenger 1 trade); to load in the ...
... FOR BOMBAY Direct, the splendid fast-sailing and frigate-built British Ship CARIBBEAN, A 1 13 years, B74 tons register, newly metalled, JOHN WINCHESTER, Commander (who has had ?? experience in the East India and passenger trade) jto load in the East India ...
... Charles- ton ; the Washington, for New York; the Clara Wheeler, for Boston ; and the Banshee, for Newfoundland. Off port, the Caribbean, the Zephyr, the Empire State, the Sultan, the Ribeiro, the Jas. Walker, the Vixen, the Holmes, the Tyro, the Fenella, the ...
... Honduras— to •jive up Ruatan, if required to do so — which is some- what probable, seeing that island is the key of the Caribbean Sea ; to make Greytown a free town, giving to Nicaragua (otherwise the United States) all they want, and leaving the un- ...
... Nov. 20.-SSE.— Sailed, the Richard Cob- den, for Bombay ; the Lady Worsley, for Africa ; the Sappho for Buenos Ayres ; the Caribbean, for Barbadoes ; the Donna' for Matanzas; the Parthenon, for New Orleans; the Europa steamer, the Enterprise, and the Antarctic ...
... from Callao ; the Peninsula (steam-tr.-mport), from Uie Crimea- the Propeller (screw-steamer), from Balaklava ; and the Caribbean from Sunderland for Bombay. Arrived lrom the River anil sailed, the Chanticleer, for Newfoundland j and the J.ady •fc-Rlinton ...
... The Eskdale, frqm Mauritius. Aug. 13, long. 19 W. . Tho Princess of Wales, Calcutta to London, Aug. 16, I 0« v w - ul The Caribbean (ship), of and from Sunderland, July 1, •* lON, long. .3 W. -j The Empress of the Sea (ship), July 30, lat. 31 N. long. 37 ...
... (liriti-h brier), -St. Domiu-o to Falmouth, wrecked at Fortune Island J uly 20, arrived here 13th ir.st. by the Delta, from the Caribbean Sea. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, ArorrsT29. VISSRI.S KsTBRHD lirW-HDS. ThoNeptni from Quebec — Gaston from i New York- im Ha- vannah- ...
... Bremen. COWES, Sept. 28— S to SE.— Arrived, the Sidon, from Callao. FALMOUTH, Sept. 28.-NNE. fresh breezes.— Arrived, the Caribbean, from Singapore, with damage ; the Tcido, from Aux Cayes for Antwerp ; the Emma Louisa, from Rio Janeiro ; and the Familiar ...
... let us examine the meaning of these conditions. The island of St. Domingo covers tho free passage of our trade by the Caribbean Sea__ and the Isthmus of Darien, as Cuba covers the Gulf of Mexico and the use of tho Tehuan tepee transit. It is a cardinal ...
... Article 2. Her Britannic Majesty agrees to recognise the mid channel of the River Wanx or Segovia, which falls into tbe Caribbean Sea at Cape Graciaß a Dto.«, as the boun- dary between tbe Republic of Honduras and the territory of the Mosquito Indians ...
... Bombay, at Liverpool ; sailed Nov. 18. c 7ec. _ 7, —Flora Muir, from Bombay, in the Clyde ; sailed v *2i4° & Helena Feb. 7— Caribbean, from Mauritius, at Q? „Tb»*' sailed Doc. 14, St. Helena Jan. 21— Allerton, from &° w ?? the Clyde; sailed Nov. 29. tV r ...