... POSTSCRIPT. (by 9PREES)-LONDON, .Da c. 22. fOST 1MPORTANT N.ETVS FROM. AMERICA. This m oruing]ve ereceived-by way of Qu ebec, American paplrsl t the beginning of last mo nth, ?? Qebec papers of the 17th u lt. The for. moer are of the utmost impdrtance ...

... chiefly peltry from the North-West coast of America to China, and exchange it for China produce, so tatt tiey are rnot untler the necessity tf paying for every thing wit], specie brought from Europe or South America. Siutce the rescored continental and maritime ...

... lris Brrtiiir rae AL.'jrsily. Be it cracted and declaredl by the ?? tire ?? lteptcsetrtatives ot' tire United Surites ot America, in Ctongress assembled, Ihat sar mitch of tiny act as imposes a higher tltty of trtrnage. or of in- postson tndarticlesiniporteul ...

... atid its teigghbourbood, are trulv affecting. No part of the country cat, possibly feel the pressure of the _ war withl America, with keeneur sufferings thaittlie poor wveaver. wvithin, the precincts of that commer- cial mnettroplis, To describe the ...

... impression in the city. At the Admiralty, we are total they have been extremely busy to accelerate anld complete the out-fits for America. Trheopinion of the hostile disposition of the American Atgents at Ghent, occasioned on Wed . nesday tile decline of the public ...

... Srn,--An Evening Paper having infrntsed the | public of thefort thth emy ?? antt son ladl sailati j yestcrday mnorning for America, concludvs the article by saying, ' Whtether tte t)rator is to follow them or no, we have not learnt.' Noiv, Sir, perutit ...

... John Reeve, of union street, Buxton, Mliddlesex, plaistec builder, d. ci to our. Dec. 7, 14, and Jan. 1t at I 1--A Lang, America-square. Thomas Cornwell, late of Rochester, gent, d. c. to ?? 7, 14, and Jun. I , at to.-Att. Simmons, Rochester. . George ...

... the Prince Regnt, prayirng htis Royal lI. *ness to renew his efforts, snore especially witbt irl n d t i*. United States of America, for the entire abolition of thle Slave Trade.- The nmotion was seconded by Sir James Macintoih, and u Lord Casrhrettgh said ...

... gave us greater reasoc tobe firm ia this opinion. ?? If our cotton musnuflatures are not allowed to be expoited to South America, and we are a prevented from 'dispising of them in thei Peeiti- u suls, it is obvious that the perusission to cend ia them ...

... Qs. Oct. 9, and so. at o.-Atls. Kearsey & Spurr, 1.6, Bishoprgnte.steet.-Witin. Samtel Nuel, late of Rio J.Ineiro, South America, mer-h-,nt.. d.c. to sur. cJt, 7,8, and sn, at I1, at tile S/an Hotef,'; Birminghlm.-Atts. Spurrier & InglLv, Birmingham. ...

... cantny f I anrnster, merchant. (partner mitlt Colin tbetsen. late of liver- pool afiros-t,; but nwk~v at ('anads, irt Britist America, mercban, cat rolg ott bhtsines tn iliverp ol alre3aid, -nde: ife irn, -f Coctr Rob-srin arid Ciecnanv) ts, sur. Jan. 30, ...

... to sur. Oet. 26, and Nov. 6, 27, at 10.- Atts. Stratton &, Allnort, Shoreditlcl. Thomas NT'Nac, late of New York, in North America, bit now residing in Queest square, is t11e City of London (late partner in tirde with Tlmomas Taylor, of Austin-friars, in ...