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... ant to a second and a richer golden fleece -natural .indepetdence! In Europe, the British empire permits this conquest. In America, it gives bountaries to Russia, towards the Pole; and to the United States, towardsthe temperateregions. Under the Torrid ...
... requested an exoneration of their book. This strange circumstance is attributed to their dealing with the repudiating States of America. It cannot, however, affect the stability of the house, as the partners are known to be the richest merchants in the world ...
... Leeward Islands, and La Guayra, tst day of every month.-JamiliCa, Lee. ward lslandsand Carthagena, 16th day ofevery month.-America, 3rd and 18th in every month.,Madelra,Brazils, and Buenos Ayres, first Tuesday in every month.-France, ?? : Sunday, Monday ...
... MAvNUFACTURING DISTRICTS. NIutoDantsFrr ?? sv',4 little ,ttissilthots displayed it ousr mtarket ts-dlay. The ncwv tariff its America seemo to have damped the spirits of the toetchasits, anid we fear it will Iave an utlfaf vesitrable eff'ect ipon the iteasmatud ...
... are conisidered favourable. Lov Orleans cloths are more in demand, end prices penerally the same as last week. HALIreX.-ror America little or nothing Is done. For the liome market, the demand cosamnues much the sne, prices a trifle impov asrns d weal continoce ...
... delnident on nations who view our commercial aisendancy with feelings of rivalry and jealousy. We must receive the cotton of America; if we vere not dependent on her. woald she have dared to insult uq as she has done by her recent tarilff? And why shonld ...
... marine. Bit the trade, thtts lost to America, was not transferred so British Sbipping; the ,ittecests of the British Ship-owhters were not advanced; and the only reason why Mr. Huskisson liii not regret the policy of America was, that that State was weakening ...
... to meet the trade at prices which consumers have never known. It will certainly be a new feature in domestic economy, if America is enabled to carry on a profitable trade in these commodities, and supply us with cheese at from 26s. to 46s. per cwt., butter ...
... week. HnnEaStFIco.-OuI doubtful i'elatioos with America, La conjunction with the general gloomineas of affairs, render thia market very d al end nisettled. LEEDs.-Thle late unfavosirable accounts from America have had the effect of very materially curtailing ...
... which his wife drinks, and .dignifies by the name of tea. We believe Temperance So- cieties have been very successful in America, but the Arne- e rican legislature will prove the great Temperance Society: it has removed the whole* of the duties on tea ...
... excessively dull, and in pigs little was doing. Average price of Sugar, for the week ending May 16.- British Possessions in America, 34s. I0Jd.; Mauritius, 34s. Ilhd.; East Indies, 37s. 1ld.; Average of the three places, 36s. 5id. per cwt. MONEY MARKET AND ...
... 1245 qrs. Irsh - 10 Foreign .. I - _ - - I Average price of Sugar, for the weekending Marcrl 12th. -British Possessions in America, 375. 2,Sd. per cwt.; Mauritius, 37s. lId.; East Indies, 39s. 7d. ; average of the three places, 37s. I Od. per cwt. SMITHFIELD ...