... Soutl A mexica. 'We understand, however, that Mlessu'o Dick and Park, the British Cotunai-sictners lt ViI4 Cruz, who wvere engaged in transtinittiuI saiver froel't Mexico to this cauntry last yeart, 4ave received ih structions ts continue there, unnder ...

... IAI NDATIO\.' IUL L). I- . ?? Flfi4, 13. A most respecla lle meeting of' mercan ts ol this city engaged in the;commerce wia ?? NCe Ithlerlanids, to( k place yester,!ay £!t t'i'v Lt1nild- Tevern, for the purpose of raisingm a soub-iciption among thenr ...

... society ; whilst at the same time very considerable obstacles are opposed to the art of any person, who might he disposed to engage in fbrging themn. Asd we humbly submit to your M4ajesty our Opirion, that these objects will be attained by the adoption of ...

... reeeived by the H&ix whaler ar.r ' We consider the capture ot the strong fortress of Valdivia of that consequence to those engaged in the trade of Chili, that we hasien to comimunicate the'sarne tfirugh you. It-was attacked by, Lord Cocbrane on the niglit ...

... c3rried on by eveiv Amner.. canl 1fatmer in remote si-aimoio. But the fir great. Ier pirt of the powdio'iiu of Britain is not en~gaged in ?? (tr pnprlja~ij In 18 ?? Vow- tyareiA andl waonufciuri-Mg, and becelling mov~s aid ?? so evory Jay;' Qw 'nonereLIsdite ...

... ably engaged in he frade, though under other cclours,' and in d s- 'Spalnby' ier D'eees, in consequenceof her engogeffleols with' Gie-t` Ertain. has relirquished tbe -trade; but her Colonies still carry it on in de- fiance of 'these engagements. ' flo1ard ...

... off, and this has been alluded to by some of our contemporaries as proving that the industrious clzsses are less actively engaged than heretofore. This reasoning we hold to be unsound. A year of very extraordinary calamity would be very likely to swell ...

... enle-eighlstl p Iart as, Lord Combernmere's: share, there weill he about £300 e s terlking to each*su~balter~n of ficer engaged. ,I Bofer.seT-Printed by A. s Id.P CKriYc Ju.n. Bridgt-stract. ...

... 19s. s¶ DUBLIN CORN-EXCHANGE, MIAse 21.-The 9 supply of grain to-day was limited, in consequence of the '9 farmers being engaged with tbe spring work. Prime Wheat le 6d to Is per barretldearer than last ?? Red elf Wheat 24s to 25s; ditto White 28s to ...

... a stranger caine into a boot and shoe store inLCanai- :tnkeet, New York, to purchase a pair of shoes. He wav e long time engaged In'trying shoes before he could fild a pair tol fit. 1'Meantinme another gentleman came to purcbases piair of boots.; He soon ...

... Liverpool committee next proceed to specify se- veral instances in which the East India Company have not filfilled their engagements to the nation. But by a table of sales respectively at Quebec antl London, in Sept. 1827, it is distinctly shewn, that the ...

... guttiog and curing commences. This is all done by the hands of wo. men. It is a common thing to see 20 fr 3' Wvomen tbus I engaged at one of these yards or stations-some occupied lI gutting-some lis curing-and some in packing the berrings uto barrels, while ...