... shirking, quibbling, hairsplitting; until at last it has become in the cities of Europe an article of commercial faith, that in America it is considered a particularly ' smart' thing to ' do' a number of creditors out of their money, and then to amuse them with ...

... order, that a greneral Embargo or stop be I4 all slips aind vessel whaltsoever,heionging to tile 5 of tile United States of America, sow within, or 511 ?? comne into any of the p srts, liar- Onvr roads, Vi'thin any part of His Miajesty's (lo- such I.sd ethier ...

... exteot, and the business ofisierhahnts trading with South America is new so bad, that many houses in*whichfromfiftoen to twenty clerks were kept, hare now only half a doato. Themardets from North America have, notwithstanding the newv TeilM, been for the tast ...

... the suspension of cash payments in America:-s It appears to us that very erro- neous notions have been propagated by some of our cotemporaries with respect to the effect of the suspension of cash payment in America on the relations with this country ...

... tish North America, shall pay the same duty as British West India rum.-4. That goods, the production, &c,, of the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, and Sark, imported from such islands, be admitted into the British possessions in America upon the payment ...

... severely depressed prices, and at th' prices there is some activity in the market, for the purpose of msrneef5tu eS goods for America. The great proportion of these goods are making, rs the impression of increased orders from thatecounitry, where a inert system ...

... and Sluth America supplied 1 334,1683. the East I.ndies 209,947, and Egypt and the West Indies the remainder. The imports this year exceed the last by nearly one-third of the whole amount, or 506,494 bags. The low price of cotton in America, and her ...

... great part of the workmen are out of employ, and the distress is great; nor is there much hope of any springr trade with America, which was a source of con- siderable eniployment in the early part of former years. Of the recent failures in the north, ...

... tle Journal des Debats contains the following letter on the address of Major Noah, who wishes to colonize the Jews in North America:- - Sir,-The wisdom and love of truth which has long distinguished your jourpal, and the well-deserved reputation it enjoys ...

... gradual: others, with some show of reason perhalps, ascribe the exiating state of things to the monetary systems of' England and America becoming de- ranged, and lo the want uf confidence springing out of such a position, which in time, they think, will correct ...

... with his Staff.-Messengers are sent off to London with dispatches. It is not understood that they are seeking an asylum in America. Should, answers from London be unfavourable, the Austrian dominions will be their ?? Marquess de Choiseul and Duke de Luxembourg ...

... linen-draper. [Ewington, Bond court, Walbrook. H. J. Liodgren, Commercial Chambers, Minories, Blackwell-hall-factor. [Batho, America square, Minories, J. Tordoff, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer. [Few, Henrietta street. J. Stodart, Tooley street, Southwark, ...