... A~~4fZ~~~Pm li TiIo. eh 'nattv ?? e di' re .the Un-ted States of Ameica in regard to the Aboli- tion ?? aigbe~~irno~yadi consi~ndystate, anso~meof O r . neow s Tail fn. ]owyingcoqrie account 'Ofit, 4nd' df t Q yzthe, Constiruin1of theY ULnited Statei'the Gene! r~al Congress wvas restrained foin i: ohbug h i portation of slaves, prior to,,theA sto = . ?? The restrialon, however,, not extending ...

... 4?-- 1 1) (P n,. e In 5. Ds, 3ran. ?? in the Downs the P Bruizergun-brig, Lieutenant Smihers,comrnlan- 13 drr, .-ith the Impromptu French lugger priva- teer, 4te6guns andS3 men, which Lieutenant S.F f i- with off Folkstone ; and after a chace of E hours struck to tne Bruizer. The Impromptu d was ope of the fastest sailing privateers belong- s jn-- ta BIoulogne, has captured many English ves- C ...

... MCNTHL2-E COJUMINERCIAL REPOR7. Cur egport-trlde at this moment Is unusually dull and languid, and may be ascribed chief.y to the incertitude ,f the manner in which certain cnountries on the Continenlt will be parcelled ouat, ard finally arranged. The season of the year also operates to produce a considerable diminution in the expott-trade, as we- ha-e no communication to the Continent while ...