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... AMERICA The state of trade is the grand 6,tpjkt 'ol co- sideration rn Amierica, as well as in this country. The r eport of the Commiittee of ways and means in the House of Representatives, on the s'tate of the revenue in the Unitede States, has heeni ...
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... AMERICA. Liverpool. April 2. Yhe packet ship New World, Captain Knight, which was telegraphed off Holyhead yesterday evening, readied the port about ten o'clock this morning, after a fino ran of 22 days from New York. Our accounts extend thence to the ...
... TIlE ENGLISH MAIL. TO AMERICA. W~e ( Times) .have re'cei ved among our letters by the Columbia t~le following statemnent, whichl we give w ithout alieratin, amfd with no opinion as to its car - *ectness : Herafd QiSce, Montreal, Monday, Dee. 12, 1842 ...
... TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA. II_ . - . . __ i . d GI A Thje lollowil gI Ve titio.to Itothe Lords 6f thle Ad - ' mira ty, w-ith. the favourlible ?? wh ic t hane I a received,- will be read with great interest b h 6 ommercial part oF the community TO TlE IGH ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN STEAM1 SHIP FlROM AMERICA. The Great Western sream ship arrived on Tues- day at Bristol. She left New York on the 7th inst. thus making the voyage in 14 days. She brought over 68 cabin passengers, at 35 guineas a- head, the ...
... Mllarch G.-TLhis market, in common ?? the neighbouring ones, Iks already Melt the ef- rects of tbe disastrous news from America. There wns alneost a complete cessation of buying for the Unitcd Statex, amn prices of goods suitable for that market must ...
... Nl7abal Intellia-rence. POrtsraouth Aug. 20. ARvRIVtA OF TItC A'MERICA FROM THE PAO!5IC.-The America, t 'i Cpt ?? Johui Gordon at pithea yester- (ay morniny at nirie o'clock, saluting th~e fdag of the Couniniander; Ii-Chief. The Hon. Captain William Gordon ...
... Earl obierved, upon (he impertance of passing this mea-ure, in order that it might, Ia soon as possible, be transmitted to America. Earl Gt10SVENOR agr el upon the propriety of pass- ing the bill as early as possible, but he a ished it to be understsod ...
... of which will give general sa tisfaction. It appeared before the Court, that the l -ship Williarm and Mary proceeded from America to Madeira, to: obtain Portuguese papers, and to sail. un- der a Portuguese flag, as the slave tr.de is prohibited by law ...
... overstocked. At presrnt, however, an extensive field is opened to Spain, Portugal, the Bpazils, and Spanish America--nay, the United States of America cannot long want our goods, as Lord Sheffield declared lately, at th'e great wool tryst in Sussex. His Lordship ...
... independ. ence of the Sooth American provinces. It is ,ell known 1h1aL ?? has advanced a claim to the whole coast of Neith West America, as far, we believe, as the 50th deg. ef nurth lst.j and, in addition to this, the same edict pro. f tibits to foreign vesscis ...