... ntot ,tnear so perfect as in America ; he had never seen a bushel of b tt-flour front Dantaric. Hie was aware of no prohlibition on ther ied exportation of grain, unless, manufactured to flour, in) anyr in- part of America. There hod been sonic wheat broughit ...

... 16s. to 18s. Few horses appeared, and there was no great de- mand. Sept. t4. hrieanta Sn, > BUes.Ayres,) 1t)st ltte10 Lapw6 America-_ Weari. hmont hSept. 4. n Jamaicaand a Leewd.Isis. J lot day oif Yn & Lo gudyra. r a, h Moi rth, S Peterel ?? Mexico nnd ...

... Large orders f or railsa have also arrived from America, subject to the contingency of raising money upon the se- curity of ore in the States; and it is anticipated, that upon money matters in America improving, large quan- tities of this and other ...

... royal yacht, by promotion. The Constance, 50, Capt. Sir Baldwin Walker, is ordered to the Pacific to take the place of the America. The Constance 'is the fittest class of vessel for the above troublesome waters, and will leave Jonathan nothing to swagger ...

... the discovery of America, the anoual supply of gold, he said, might be esti- mated at half a million, and it was probable that the capital stock of Europe did not exceed 20 millions. But, soon about five millions was added trom America, through Spain, ...

... Aberdeen ' do, -9. Mary Ann. M'Syruon, of and frr neria West Indies; Hercules, _ of and in Lt f om America ; Prince of Orangr, Watt or Alsr Leith from America-10. Ythan, Rell of 'I an,] f Dliramiehi for Dundee ; Washingto, 'Car oth fron twenty-seven dass ...

... cleared out. It is probable that the ul- tiniate destination of a large proportion of these goods must f he Spanish South America, as it, greatly exceeds the quantity requisite for the ordinary consumption of the island of St ?? Coerier. So great has been ...

... letter from her of which date says. r: We leave this for ?? on the 15th, with the Admiral, in the Hibernia. The Canopus and America remain hete, and the other inembers of the late blockading squadron are distributed as per iny last. ...

... Falmouth. Beacon,8, 8urveying ?? Cian aeerR.'CoRLseanh! r Mediteielnean. . . - Begie, 1Cm-Cno ndander R. Fitzroy, South America. BBlajdera, 42, Capitain C. 1. Strong, West InWsidid Bermuda, vaeiti. Ca ?? Sir T. Usher Kni Kghb, O.13. ?? Bermuda. 1 , Idliase ...

... north-wvesta yern deserts of America-the Americans, who have free access to the wilderness that lies between their territories and the Pacific Ocean-and the Russians, whose immensee a empire borders on the north-wiest coast of America, gives s them ample op ...

... importers; and as-most of the holders of ride are speculators 'in -the. article, they are unwilling to sell at these low-prices. America flax seed is in demand. Clover seed is inqupired for. Staves are getting scarce, and obtain an advance of price. Tallow continues ...

... ch16. April 6. e BuenosAgres Tuoeslday K Lingfisher saam Cyrsahia, Jocmonti) - archa 24. Mlae. D. America- st Wed. Nocton, none. Redpole, tar n | America . .f-each month March 12. Aptil H.. - 19t r . Jamaica ttnd - W-bstwed. M.Goklfinch, Lady Louisa, a ...