... cotton, beef pork Charlotte Harrison, M'lntyre, fin New Orleans, witb cotton BRITISE AMERICA. Lemenabagow, Perry, fen St Johnia, N B. with birch, deals SOUTH AMERICA James Stewart,.Laird, fm Pernambuco, with sugar, cotton Mary Marsden, Harvey, fin Savanilla ...

... 2 b Roftkell & Co, s7S NorthAmerlea,New York W Fairelough, 420 Bainbridge, Do. C L Bahr, 3S4 NelsgipVillage, Do. BRITISH AMERICA. d ie Watson & Co. 71 Rifleman, Halifax E Graham & Taylor, 168 Charles, Newfoundland B b. Do. 107 Heart of Oak, Do. a Do. ...

... remains in the same tranquil state as we have represented for many weeks past. Our export trade is steadily improving with America and India; and with a prospect of low prices here for manufactured goods, we may reasonably expect to receive large orders ...

... of failing crops either in America or; Canada, for the wheat crops have been quite as good in both- these countriesiduring the last two 'years as they ever .are.- The truth is, that the general .range of prices-in &America is much higher.than is siiaily ...

... BRITISH AMERICA. .Huskisson,?. Jackson, with 650t palm oil, T. Tobin and co. .WEST INDIES. Beaver, H. T. Poole, fm Demerara, with 249 h sugar, 238 ck molasses, C. W. and F. Shand. .26 do 41h sugar, L. Ellis. .10 do, T. Murray.-F. Dk. .BRITISH AMERICA. Ann ...

... restored the previous firmness, and a fair share t of general business was transacted with a buoyant spirit. The accounts fronm America do not, indeed, authorize any great animation in the price of cotton, .and, therefore, speculation is still rather quiescent- ...

... cotton Clyde, Ralorow, ?m Charleston, with cotton provisions Neptune, Relchenberg, fm Charleston, with cotton, fustlo South America, Bailey, fm New York, with cotton, tar, tur. pontine, tobacco, sparm nil, cheese. tallow, clocks, treenalls Areatus lncoln ...

... the Bank of England still con tinues to be the subject of animadversion. It is not un likely, from the last accounts from America, that by the time the gold arrives at New York, the news of its ern. ing will cause the present premium upon gold to decline ...

... the future would be useless, perhaps deemed absurd. Whilst, however, the unexpected differences between this country and America are adjusted, and things put into a fair train of being so amicably settled, it is probable that no steady bu- siness san ...

... Vasey, fml Oran, With sheeps' wool WEST INDIES. Migvie, Murray, fm Turk's Island, with mahogany and logwood-K Dlc BRITISH AMERICA. Mary, Deaves.fm Quebec, with ticnber,deals, staves, spars, oars, handspites-B Dk ! Mersey, Nash, fn Quebec, with timber, ...

... hMobile; cotton Shenandoah, Weat, Cm Pbiladclpldia; cotton, turpentine bak Gardiner, Purinton, Cm Mobilc; cotton BRITISH AMERICA. Sedulons. Levis, ?? Montreal; flour, wheat, deals, staves Uniteil Kingdom, Wallace, fm Quebec; lo0r, battens Sir H Pottinger ...

... be true in the great Church establishment question, and others of great moment nowv agitating England. If Enyland desires America to befreedfrom slavery, Eng- land must receive the products of ourfree labour, instead of the products of our slaves. Believe ...