... large Tonnage, to AMERICA, viz.,- To NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS, weekly. To BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, and BALTI- MORE, occasionally. To QUEBEC, the first Ships sail about the 1st of April. FOR NEW YORK. The Line of Packet Ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain A. B. LousA ...

... large Tonnage, to AMERICA, viz.;- To NEW YORK and NEW ORLEANS, weekly. To BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA, and BALTI- MORE, occasionally. To QUEBEC, the first Ships sail about the 1st of April. FOR NEW YORK. The Line of Packet Ship NORTH AMERICA, Captain A. B. LOURA ...

... Inhabitants of America. I. On the Origin and Design of Government in general, with concise Remarks on the English Con- seitution. n eet II. Monarchy and Hereditary Succession. III. Thoughts on American Affairs. IV. The ability of America, with Miscellaneolus ...

... and MR. LINDLEY. THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, Prce Nine Shillings THREE YEARS' ADVENTURES OF A T MINOR in Europe, Africa, and Americas, Vy WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH. Leeds: Printed and sold by Edward Baines, and may abebad of Messrs. Hutst &. Robinson, London. S ...

... YORK, Cropper, Feb. 7, June 7, Oct. 7. CAMBRIDGE, Barstow, - 19, - 19, - 19. S. AMERICA, Bailey, Mar. 7, July 7, Nov. 7. COLUMBUS, Cole, - 19, - 19, - 19. Now Ship AMERICA, Waite, April 7, Aug. 7, Dec. 7. ENGLAND,' Lowber, - 19, - 19, - 19. OXFORD, Rathbone ...

... the Inhabitants of America. 1. On the Origin and Design of Government in general, with concise Remarks on the English Con- stitution. ILI Monarchy and Hereditary Scicession. III. Thoughts on American Affairs. IV. The ability of America, with Mliscellaneous ...

... United States of America 44,253 210 6,459 229 272,485 53,9477 745,22.) 3 19,517 ,5225.215 35,1)49 37.89418It 2712 of Brazil ?? 334 so 2,660 7,225 74,091 9,332 180,834 6.569 85,655 4,292 14,116 19753 Mexico, and the States of he South America ?? 41,417 .. ...

... STEERAGE PASSAGE TO AMERICA. FOR NEW YORK. The Line of Packet Ship Ceaptafn. Regis. Bur. To sail. Tons. Tons, OXFORD Rathbone 780' 13850 Aug. 19. GRNEJRJAL } Hoyt 554 050 Sept. 1. The Line of Packet Ship AMERICA, L ber 610 1050 Sept. 7. OHIO Lyons 747 ...

... fitted up handsomely for Passengers. They sail punctuaUy, Wind and Wecathler permitting. Register. Burthen. To eail. NORTH AMERICA, (Regular Line of Pac- -650 - 9500 7th Sept. ket Ship ?? QUEEN VICTORIA712 - 1000 - 13th EUROPE, (Regular )620 950 -9th ...

... Captain. BRes. Busr . To sail. Tons. Tons. GENERAL Hoyt, 594 1050 It tSt. PARKHILL, ~Hy, 54 15 s et ;Line of Packet Ship. NORTH AMERICA { Lowber 600 1050 7th. OHIO ?? Lyons 695 1250 -13J. FOR PHILADELPHIA. Line of Packet Ship. SUSQUEHANNAL Mierekan 560 1000 ...

... York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans, &c. and at suitable periods for Quebec and Montreal, and other ports in British America. These Vessels will be found on inspection to average from 500 to 1000 Tons Burthen, very roomy betwixt docks, and fitted ...

... th Ii Vrp.1 p ieluel's Land mi-ii N ow Zvelamld, i;ouall l Ii India, Pen', Chile, LIt l'Ia: i; id Ullitlud appl) oil 03 ek America, with iiijIII; Account 01: :helil iAT1 Y I OI. titG ,,Z Awi''. ' Aull li k, flt briligilig lat's 1 ! i ii.It:iei'iC il 3cezciciit ...