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... cotton goods, from the port of Liver- pool to the United States of America, wvss 882,0291.; during the samne period to Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, Chile, and the Wcst coast of America, 852,6541.; and in the following year, to thie former, 1,033,2061 ...
... 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 ...
... Africa . .. | 23 7]437 1 3632 22 48;7 28 7676 South America 222 40446 157 29186 188 35365 196 38098 liritish America 355 82219 325 73365 356 84859i 355 91793 Unted States of l America. 4461 3324 393127104 450 141153 470 149563 Europe .. 665 ...
... Richard Noble, of Buenos Ayres, South America, merchants and cornmtssion.agents (so far as concerns the said John Fox Seaton)-John Plowes, John Fox Seaton, anti Vilinam Dobie Roscoe, of Rio de Ja,,elro, South America, merchants and commisslon-aaeoLs (so ...
... eachmonth March 10. April SO. Sd Tuesday Walsinaham, Chichester. Buenos Ayres.. ditto.3. Marc.h 9. Ist Wed. Quecnsberry, Camden, America - ditto March 22. Mar.' 24. Jamtica IIMS Rin aldo$ IJM, EMU 1Oous, Demerar tto March 20. May*4. Leew. IsI. & 3d Wed. Nocton ...
... Diarling proceeds to New South WVales, to siteeed Sir Thomas Brisba.ae. The Commissioners appointed to proceed to North America, are Colonel Cockburn, Mr M'Gillivray, Co- lonel Hervey, Nr Galt, and Mr Davison; two being dppointed by the Government, two ...
... coffee, logwood, sugar, rum, cotton, ginger, molasses, and ?? from I America, with turpentine, tar, logwood, timber, tobacco, ashes and cotton..One from Newfoundland with ?? from South America, with cotton, sugar, hides, and horns..Two from Spain and Portugal ...
... and restrictions were repealed, the tanners of this country would be better enabled to purchase the raw produce of South America, and would be much greater con- sumers of it; this would promote the South American trade, and cause a greater consumption ...
... Indies, with wine, sugar, coffee, molasses. pepper, ram, cotton, and ?? from America, with apples, ashes, tar, clover seed, cotton, timber, and turpentine.- Foeer from Xouth America, with cotton and ?? from the gediterranean, with shumnac, currants, madder ...
... sinations at Grenada and Corunna, those who, having bad an ie active share in the Constitutional Government, have gne to America to disturb that country; and those who, having fled ig to foreign countries, write and conspire against his MaJestyS or Government ...
... mahogany, cedar, molasses, and pepper. Seventeen from America, with timber, cotton, hides, flaxseed, apples, tobacco, bark, and ?? from Newfoundland, with oil, codfish, salmon, and ?? from South America, with specie and plate, cotton, hides, horns, jewellery ...
... that thoe British Prliament has been prorogued till the 3d of February. Some Journalists fancy that the affairs of South America will be discussed in that assembly. We are ignorant under what point of view they 3udge such a discussion practicable, if ...