... somewhere from ZS. 10s. to £B. 15s. per tierce. The transactions in American Ports are restricted, for want of assortment; new Irish, however, being now offered at lower rates, the want of American is not felt. The prices given by the Government will probably ...

... former port on Jan 10, but floated after having jettisoned 1,500 packages of tobacco, bark, and copper. Vessel undamaged Gem, American herein% hence for Bristol; Frances Hilyard, British barque, Philadelphia for Antwerp, and Augvald, hence for Honfleur, have ...

... commodities Of that kind if a relative of the British lion had the rattle the throat. Accordingly, the moonshine was soon dis- Pelled ; the sun shone out in a style sufficient, in these Philo-oriental days, to convert the Earl of Shaftesbury himself into a ...