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... “Independence,” accounts dated New York the ult., have been received. There are papers also from Boston the ult, by the “ Minstrel.” The rate of exchange New York on was 105, and dull. France it was 5.40 to 42J. Cotton was firm, with moderate sales. Western ...
... hence on the 4th March. The Clyde will take out the West India mails of the morning of the 17th inst. The Caledonia, for the American mails of the 4th Varch. The Superior, for the New South Wales mails of the th inst. Holyrood Palace.—On Wednesday afternoon ...
... furnish two a e instances of. it. On Wednesday, the American ship New Si ie England left our harbour, full laden, for Canton, (but officially s re cleared for Batavia :) and yesterday, the American ship Isa. in bella also sailed, full laden, for Canton ...
... eoun- mild lend ayy the Aulie Council of War, which condemn hard labour, in fortresses, during 10, 12, years. AMERICA. Two American packet-shi s—the Was! ving and the Henry Clay—arrived in the Thursday. By the former we have advice ton to the 6th instant ...
... for £15,500 was wholly effected with London Companies and Underwriters. American Sympathy for thr Destitute Highlanders.—The Glasgow Daily Mnil of Tuesday, says The splendid American ship, Morea Captain Rand, arrived yesterday at the Broomielaw, with a ...
... had fallen into their ?? squadron did nut t's- n pect to return to Spithead tntil Novetnrlr. t It has transpired, that the A.merican frigate, the President, V Was never at Bergen as ?? frigate which was mistaken t, for the President was Ettglish and had ...
... anti-slavery squadron, or he g was brought Ov'er in an American vessel, merely.bchanging a her flag temporarily to -avoid search. Thus, if pursued by cl en English man-of-wbr,' the slaver hoists American colours, -which protect her against searpih from any ...
... Thomas Bell, Esq. . 0 0 John Masterman, Esq. . 0 3 0 American Slavery *On Monday Evening, Mr Moses Roper addressed a large audience in the Rev. Mr Pringle's Church, on the evils and horrors of American Slavery. Moses Roper appears to possess a considerable ...
... merchant bark Minstrel arrived at Plymouth the 20th from Monte ideo, which she left on the 16th of April. General Oribe continued invest Monte Video, whose inhabitants were occasionally shot by his forces. About a fortnight before the Minstrel left, an English ...
... and Culloden, and has spoken to, and partaken of wine with, the Pretender. He served on the side of the royalists in the American war, and was at the battle Quebec, where (ieneral Wolfe lost his life at the moment of victory. He served board a man-of-war ...
... for considera- tion. Cornet Walter Scott Lockl-art, of Abbotsford, only sur- viving descendant and heir of the. immortal minstrel, has been promoted to be Lieutenant, by purchase, in the 16th Light Dragoons. Her Majesty could not do a more gra- cious ...
... inhabitants of the green isle, —an able review of the Princeton Essays, originally published in the Biblical Repertory, an American periodical, edited by Professor Hodge. We have alio an admirable notice of The Holy City, a werk from the pen of the Rev ...