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... MANUFACTURES IN AMERICA. In the file of New York papers just received is con- tained the annexed very curious account of the mauu- factures of the town of Lowell, in Boston, which proves the very rapid progress meaking in the United States in that branch ...
... GROWTH OF COTTON IN AMERICA, : (From the Wigan Ga-ette.) a 'T'he official report on the cultivation, manufacture, tl and foreign trade in cotton, laid before the Congress of t, the United States in the beginning of this year, contains S much information ...
... that their appyehenslons were illfounded; Ailnm that the mission of Mr. Jaudon was almost similar to thaf of Mr. Cdw- eli to America on the part of the Bank of England, which we then described fully. The receipt of bills upon Mrl;. Jandon, however, so soon ...
... with cotton W Dk Henry Lee, Pierce, fm New Orleans, with cotton P Dk Anerica, Tomkins, fm New Orleans, with cotton W Dk America, Tomkins,fm New Orleans, with citton W Dk. St George, Thompson, fmn New York, with daxseed, cot- ton, horn tips, tobacco, ...
... 2 b Roftkell & Co, s7S NorthAmerlea,New York W Fairelough, 420 Bainbridge, Do. C L Bahr, 3S4 NelsgipVillage, Do. BRITISH AMERICA. d ie Watson & Co. 71 Rifleman, Halifax E Graham & Taylor, 168 Charles, Newfoundland B b. Do. 107 Heart of Oak, Do. a Do. ...
... Vasey, fml Oran, With sheeps' wool WEST INDIES. Migvie, Murray, fm Turk's Island, with mahogany and logwood-K Dlc BRITISH AMERICA. Mary, Deaves.fm Quebec, with ticnber,deals, staves, spars, oars, handspites-B Dk ! Mersey, Nash, fn Quebec, with timber, ...
... the Bank of England still con tinues to be the subject of animadversion. It is not un likely, from the last accounts from America, that by the time the gold arrives at New York, the news of its ern. ing will cause the present premium upon gold to decline ...
... woollen cloth trade. The goods H. manufactured at this place are chiefly for America, and he the latter part of last week several very cheering letters dy were received from America, stating that they bad several he very large sales, and trade was better ...
... arrow-root, sweetmeats, succades and pickles, staves c Eliza, Wheeler, fin Trinidad, with cotto,1, sugar-G Dk s BRITISH AMERICA. il Britannia, Taylor, fm Quebec, with timber, deals, staves Economist, Slocombe, fm Quebec, with timber, deals, staves, ...
... BRITJSH AMERICA. Pekin, Hutchinson, fm Quebec, with 16100 iniots wheat, I T Booth and co Zebulon, Foster, fm Liverpool, N S, with 273 pe birch, i68pepine, Ic 27 birch planks, Ide 24 deals, 5 fath lath- wood, J Holt and co-B Dkk SOUTH AMERICA. Canadian ...
... was held in the Cluters' Hull, on Monday, for the purpose of raking into consideration the present state of oar trade with America, and the hest metns of remedying the evil. Mr. Samuel Smith, mnastcr cutler, in the chair. The meeting swas highly-respectable ...
... do, R Orrell- .56 do, Milne, Travis, and co-P Dk BRITISH AMERICA. Joanna, Kerr, fm St John's, N B, with 721 pc dr, 11 ic 29 deals and deal ends, 56c staves, 5 fath lathwood; G Glen SOUTH AMERICA. Worrall, Dennis, fm Savanillaand Santa Martha, with 671 ...