... tations of corn to America are not likely to be realized. l 1, According to the intelligence from Canada, the ag a cultural interests in that Colony will realize the ad- it vantages arising from the high priceof Grain in North r ;- America. Considerable purchases ...

... mile; and in fi6 America, 0000 miles have been laid down for o' twenty-sevell millions, equal to an average of II £4,500 per mile. This vast discrepancy has C arisen, in the first instance, from there being in tl Belgium and America a system of central ...

... B13rn iM.llrs.-Arrived, the Massasoit, -ligginson, rbon llavre de Grace, for Bangor, ballast, to load slttes for Bjiton, America. lout in, and now at anchor in the Cross-road, John I and Elizabeth, Churchill, from Liverpool to New _ York, general curgo ...

... and Elizabeth, Evans; and the lack Tar, Alaicolm ; Ila ey all with slates. aS CAItN NAMVON.-Arrived, the John M'Adam, Kemp America, Owens; Uope, Roberts; Flambeau, ?? F ?? Roberis, Roberts-; Erin go Bragh, Warren; n Vale ft lwyd, Humphreys; Skinmer, Wall; ...

... the altention and anxiety of time Parisiates, whjo areanxiously waiting the arrival ofthe President's Speech. A war with America is not expected totake lilace ; the Frenich Goveriincmnt, however, contitene their armamemcnts to a great extent. French ...

... cloth trade at Saddle- worth has been extremely dull for some time past, but this week better news hies been received from America; the hands are not fully employed. MANCuItSTE-r, Nov. 16-On Thursday, Friday, end Saturday last, as well as yesterday, there ...

... PWtLLlittLt.-Arrivcd the i'ary Ann, Jones; Ill- chaird ald lary, Jones; Major Nanney, Datics. . tSailed, tite Pearl, litobcrs ; America, TIhuias ;l Swallow, Lewis. CARNAItVox.-Arrivvd, the Emily Jane, noberts Athalia, Pritchard ; Anie, Lewis; Vision, bijehelli ...

... per barrel re- le duction, but the dealers have fought shy of the re article even at the proffered fall. Our import from America continues very great; one ship, the hap- al pahannock, has to-day brought ten thousands barrels of flour, the largest quantity ...

... the Hugh Lupus, Jones Aliss Snitl, lloberts; Anne end Jane, Julies; Alex- inider and Jean3-, 9X illiarns; Blue Vein, Parry America, Thorires WVilliam and Robert, Roberts; Jane and AMary, Evans; Dr-fenice, Rowlvands; Six- Brothers, XVWhiteside; Dee, Owens ...

... No particular cause for this gloom could bc traced to nov aiithenfic sourcc ; but the Iunsettled stat of th Caftfail of America wnitI the French Goe(ocrnment, Ds Well as the prepjaratioiso iu tic sca-ports of' France, give sus- picion that the C'runch ...

... dIraper. 1. Jlarrison, Blirminghiam, victualler. EI. Few, -Manchester, cabinet-mn:iker. S. ltodgett, Blackburn iron-founder. In America, it is said, patients arc enabled to consult eminent phlysicians by means of the elec- tric telegraph. There are at present ...

... hand. We may therefore calculate oni a considerable auzouinulution under look between this and the lst of Febiuary. From America the reports respecting the result of the last harvest have all aloug been tavourable; and the inland navigation having remained ...