... been made at our former prices, hard not the hold- ers calciulatcd tmt a farther rise, from the apparent hostility shewn b. America to this country, CorrEe -Several purchases have been made, Wye be- lieve solely on specuation, at rates rather lower than ...

... ,MONwrLY. COMMERCIAL'REPORT. . , , ?? The absolute ceuatioai of intercourse between this coun- iry and America, within the last tpenth, has shed a gloom *ver the' face of the trading world in general, and nearfty , i e 3uced the most imnpertant branches'of ...

... any particular definite object were to lt Lained by it, sunh as the establishment of improved commercial rela- tions with America, we cannot say. But this Is not the ground on which the present elamour Is raised. So we say the call now made for the removal ...

... manufacturing States of America, on the other hand, there is a law prohibiting all persons under fifteen years of age from working in the cotton manufactories more than nine months during the year. Yet, with this restriction, America keeps up a success- ful ...

... has been absent s ,le exactly six months, cruizing principally on the Line, ti , and on the whole range between Africa tend America, int quest of pirates, without meeting with or hearing of one in her cruize. She has goise over the space of 23,0V0 0 it miles ...

... This searcit is partly owing to the mortality which prevailed last winter among the reaping class; to the vast emigration to America and England, of the samne Find rather higher classes of labourers; and to the great increase of tillage in their own localities ...

... Fackrt, Crane, Lcith, dIo. ;SUp.liC, no ?? Lucqdon, do. ?? Claspowv Packet, Ca;opln ohli. .:rtomm, ?? -: ?? Dahe, Philps, America, do. * Ci arolihia,, V d.. irl (10. Patriot, A c Aderson,- du. do. Good Inotent, liop- Lif.. Isabflla. Cumning;, Norwity, ...

... -our commerce and manufactures, are brighter than they hare been for some years pist. The situaijon of the United States of America at this mo. ment is such, that toweier strongly the arm of the executive may be raised in crushinglthatswhich may bet denominated ...

... Forte, Ringdove,. and Esk, on the 9th of April. PLYMOUTHt, MAY 24.-The Briton, 46, Capt. Sir Murray Maxwell, sailed for South America, on: Monday. The Honduras Packet, from London for Poyaiq,, with settlers, arrived off Black Town, iu that territo- ry, on ...

... 'A ries, Kennedy, Dundee, goods ; Lilly. Emily, liltll, re Potatoes; Gramspian, Flower, London. stoness; M- . cher, Kenn. America, ballast ; Mary, Philips, LDoI- (ton, stones ; Two Sisters, Gordiin, KirLcaldy, goods ; t- r. Lovely Mary, Mark, Leith, ballast; ...

... India, though there it grosws indigestously; while we take 800,000 out of 1,000,000 bales from North America. of Cottos is isot isdigescous to North America. Fifty years We ago the first eight bales were brought into England from one 11 of her ports and seized ...

... tradcrs lhave sailed for various ports in the East, and a number of other e vessels for British America, the West Indies, &c, Those for British o America have on board a considerable nsumber of ?? e Advertiser, I On Monday evening, on the arrival of the ...