... Sunderland, for Quebec, fifty-nine days out. Wind SSW. thick weather. GLASGOW TON'rlNE LIST. Comet, -, at Troon from North America *Hope, Tlomon, at Liverpool from the Clyde Fame, Hiepburn, in the CLyde from Liverpool, Stag, Drysdale, at Liverpool from ...

... net being ithe growth, productioti, or manufacture of thle United Ditto, RI Kingdam, or asiy oftele liritish posesesions in America, and Imported Ilyreig by sea or by inland carriage or navigation, a duty of £7 for every £110O Dressil of the value thereof ...

... BuenosAyes'd Tesday Lord Hobart, ims. Plover, SC BuetoS yres. . each iosmtb March3. March 24. a1 America . .st Wed. Pr. Regent, HStB. Eclipse, di America eachnmonth Feb. C0. April 6. Leew. Isail. Ist Wed. H isD. Swallow, Css.Chichester, . Carth M-ex. ...

... wabil3lnt eire. Portsmouth, Dec. 23. The Resintance trnop ship, Commander C. E. Paiey, is espected home from North America, with ttoops. Sbe is to bring the 30th regiment from New Brunswick, ant dikembark them at Cork The Resistance conveyed the 33d1 ...

... 2&3.Tbe Nanna, Walker, from St John 2 N: B. to this port, was abandoned at sea 14th inst. being in F a sinking stale. -The America, Maltimore, from Newbury 2 Port to Stockhlolm,1ias abandoned 9th itist. in lat. 42. long. 2, t65. leaky, &c. Both crews saved ...

... of exports to our North American colonies. In 1831 the declared value of our exports to the British possessions in North America was 1.53,089,327; in 1838 it was only L,1,992,457; in the following year it reached the highest amount of the twelve years ...

... and the prevailing belief that rather large quantities of these articles, as well as of Indian corn, are on passage from America. On Tuesday, wheat was very difficult of disposal, the finer sorts were sold 2d. to 3d. per 7Olbs. below the rates currer ...

... left Pnoth 27th ult. for Cadiz i Bolivar, Ml'Donildi, at Saanasah 16th ?? from Dun.* dee. ?? . - - - f e a at e t inst. s America' ; ~~~GLASGOV TONTI L~~ !Prsrgori,*Boydat ?? fronti ClydeLit Hamilla, Main, in the Clyde fros Jamaic- ;- a~ S ?? off Porstsnouth ...

... eacnsont Dec,9;s. J is.' 1. 1. 1. ?? >,ass. Pigeon, ;Link ~mklvitle, -t j g Btiens,Ayres{ easjrnonth Dec. 19 .Tso, 1. lt n America. {. -\ eaclinethf -ae Brieis 5& - ?? 9 ea ath ~~ ?? .. J dan. 91. Jamaica and Ir Leesn'. IsIs. ?? Wed. ?? Spey,, ea. Swallos' ...

... 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 ...

... about the latter end of the moath. The Talbot frigate, 26, Captain Sir Thomas Thotnp- son, Bart. sailed yesterday for Suoti America, end nill touch at Plymouth to receive supernmeraries. She took out extra powder and shet, to be placed on board the Crescent ...

... Diarling proceeds to New South WVales, to siteeed Sir Thomas Brisba.ae. The Commissioners appointed to proceed to North America, are Colonel Cockburn, Mr M'Gillivray, Co- lonel Hervey, Nr Galt, and Mr Davison; two being dppointed by the Government, two ...