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... 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 ...
... British or- t deri in Conncil, average of three years, ending 1807 inclu. sive ..12,136,311 f IAnd to all the other p~arts of America, including the British and Foreign West Indies ?? 10,599,514 . The real, that is, the nominal, value of the ex- i y ports ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. b ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT e Between Citizen Joseph ArtigaQ, Chief of the P Orientals, and the P'retector of the Pree People, C and Lieutenant 11dvard Frankland, Commissiotner P of lhe forces of his Britannic Majesty in South h America, relative ...
... Grentvil' o arrived there on the 1 Ith of Atigu -t. AMER1CAN NAVAL PiTEJ?4ATItOS.'-Tle foXl. ?? ?? of-the naval preparations or America b been brought by the late arrivals _ a At Isle-aux-Neohx we are building two frigates and three pgto remedy our disasters ...
... nported fronm any Foreign Country, except the Province of Quebec, or in other Bridsh Colonies or Planta- tions In North. America: rF AT AND UNDER'rER QUARTER Whea- trye, Bea is, Barley, Beer, Oats. Price. Duty. Price. Duty. Price. Duty. Price. Duty. S ...
... ani-biass' goods, &c. are very ilat. The linen market ?? is just over,- and, owing to the present unsettled state of affairs with America, no purchases ,vhatever were-made tor the United States, consequently the artickes ofiliien, sheetings, &c. wvent off-atrreduced ...
... degriee, supersede the discus- siom of 'this claim.: IAmay be observed, 'hwever, -tat both America dnd Biltahi Agk'ed to a coro- tl mise ?? .by which America, givin up N alln title to the direct trade bybtweenvthe'emies co- ri elonies and the mother ...
... ntot ,tnear so perfect as in America ; he had never seen a bushel of b tt-flour front Dantaric. Hie was aware of no prohlibition on ther ied exportation of grain, unless, manufactured to flour, in) anyr in- part of America. There hod been sonic wheat broughit ...
... cleared out. It is probable that the ul- tiniate destination of a large proportion of these goods must f he Spanish South America, as it, greatly exceeds the quantity requisite for the ordinary consumption of the island of St ?? Coerier. So great has been ...
... importers; and as-most of the holders of ride are speculators 'in -the. article, they are unwilling to sell at these low-prices. America flax seed is in demand. Clover seed is inqupired for. Staves are getting scarce, and obtain an advance of price. Tallow continues ...
... off Portland. On the 17th June, lat. 50. 40. lang. ?? 30. the Charlotte of 6 South Shied Is, 21 days from Scilly to Noq~ America, by the S Rover, arrived at Kirkafdy. . The'folo6wing is a cotiparative view of the Dock.Duties at the Port of Liverpool during ...
... closed I against ?? adsnissioj1. The initrigues of tlhe tr ]'olish JkvWS Co~trilhtte to depress the prices, and re Russia anid America are considered as thle only j countriesv likftly to carry off te immense over- c( ,lus of £o1wpan, fllamnufuctures p6 ?? by ...