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... Merchants and Manufacturers enable them to maintaiu their ground against all competition i~a the markets of North and South America, and other more remote countries, they are cramped and em- barrassed nearpir horne, by the prohibitory laws and restrictions ...
... sell at about 100 per cenit. m above tbe upset price, provided that upset price be ,rea as bigh as the fair selling price in America, C! whi.h includes the merchatit's profit; and if the tea w 1I at It)o per cent. above the upset price, it must G prove, that ...
... hoiase, ?? t ilito the state of other branches of Bri- I n ile ?? afmordedi to the ?? of II the British colonies in North America, :,I Plositinz of' heavy dstties on woodi fronl to- S ip is ofcomn:r:atively recent date, anti does ?? -rt Of tbe comintercitl ...
... , or from Yquile- 2 I cto Guayiquil. All vessls froml. Europe or the United - . itates, or Etirolupean settletmenlits in America ztid its Islands, which ItUI present themselves after seven moniths, brfite Int of' tic ports 'in the lihie of blockade, shaell ...
... Europe, the eauses of ties extratordlinariy ty ilt atrv thtis decribe(l: - I Agricultuire, il tll th( branchios oli r ade in America, owe the proiperitytlthy blve e Vmled tair the list * o years, to'tbe wars of LE ero. Bunt fior many extraorilinary cir- c ...
... return with cargoes of the ?? ofa China to any part ot the continent of Europe, South I lmerica, or the western ports of North America, in le same manner as. is at preseeut enijoyed b-'e Americans, andl other foreign nations. 'That your memorialists cannot ...
... of I'eterhead is full of wind-bound vessels. A large bark and three brigs went in, on M on- t day last; 'the former, from America, after being driven out t of Yarnouth Roads, made the Lights of the Texel, and r saw the land near the Naze of' Norway. One ...
... of the weather has been very variable in thle Atlantic, for while some of the vessels which have lately arrived from North America describe their passage as hav- in-g been excellent, a number of others have been forced back into British ports after being ...
... move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Trade between his.Aaijesty's Posses-- sions in America and the West Indies, 'and other places in America. ?? the Chairman move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the 'Trade between his MNajesty's ...
... TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA. To the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council The Humble 'Memorial of the Undersigned Merchants,_ Ship-owners, Manufacturers, and Traders of London. SHEWETH --That since the establishment of Independent Governments ...
... four -days 120 vessels have arrived in Liverpool, exclusive of coastways, viz. from West- Indies ?? 2 Europe ?? 35; North America ?? 71 ?? ?? . 11 South All neiica.. .. .. - 120: Fkockia¢.Pirac~y.-he brig.Aurilla, Capt. Howland, of. L2-v~p3I, svas uke ...
... 13 millioi,,. without taking into account the value-of ex- ports and ihbports between the West Indies andi BriLish North America, perhaps three millions inore. It is evi- dent, therefore. that the boa.sted energies of 120 millions of East Indians, whenl ...