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... may be expected in some branches of manufactures in America, there is no reason to doubt that this Inter- .coure will continue, and perhaps, be increased by the rapid increase of population In America. While the United States continue to import British ...
... received a fortnight ago. But we a only stated the sad truth. How can too much be made of such a crisis as that now existing in America? We knew the real magnitude of the evil, and it is wisdom to let the people of this country understand it, and not to mislead ...
... LitdSaes of'America,.. 447,02) Western Coast of Afri- a Swan itiver Settlement,-. 4,8 Unoled ofa Our0ay JreyRadia British N. American Culonies, 11,418'Ise ?? . ?? andoth.A ?? ?? West ?? a 44 nta .. ?? Colonies 111 711 United Statesaof America,. j 3i!Tta ...
... winter trade t two cireumstances will p m isly determine that amount-the result of the home harvest, and trri the demand for America. We leave out of caleulation, almost, the at state rsf the mtoney market, since the result of the stringent opera. v tret ...
... WSBURY CLOTH HALL.-On Monday last, business tch was only limited at this market, In consequence of the unfavourable news from America. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, Monday, April 1. The market to-day was much better attended than that of last Monday. The demand ...
... and the rest from Italy. | to FOREIGN WOOL, Leeds, Nosv. 15.-We do not per- Ix ceive that the late unfavourable news from America has had such wI an effect on the foreign voeal trade here as was at first anticipated by wet some parties; but, on the contrary ...
... mneet all engagements. The acsnovledg, tments are nothing more ttan the truth, as is ?? by every packet that arrives from America. The aflrlit of property already remitted, under esttrene difltelti', is quite extraordinary, and the general imttession no ...
... agricultural booksellers Splrrier, Chaplin, and Spurrier, BIrminghams, attorneys Hiliborn Goodall, and Co., Philadelphia, America, mer. chants W. Edwards and T. H. B. Venour, Leamington Priors, at- torneys Foster and Hannath, Beverley, woollen drapers ...
... regards J. Stansfeld Leall and Vosper, Launceston, linen-drapers Woodson & Faweson, Leeds and Montreal, Lower Canada, North America. merchants Booth & Surr. Saddleworth, cotton-spinners Netherwood & Carr, Fewstone, flax-spinners Stevens Verbury, Fromne Selwosod ...
... 1 291,112' 276.7711 130,2)30,,40 416,4031,045),27 ?? 20 85 ,116 16,047 i,q801 152,193 11,051 0,1:82486 248 Mexico and S. America 39,670 ,5,902,730 23,920 24.030 17,010' 91,184 73,000 3,163 -1 3,072 367,8201 Guernsey, Jersey, Al. I I . *9 2,371 43.096 ...
... DIVIDENDS. B. Feb. 15 T. Parker, Kent road. Southwark, stationer M- 15 J. and W. B. Meyer, Old Broad street, and Quebec, North 7u America, merchants - 15 H. M. Rinroel, L. J. B. Vandeau, and B. J.G. A. Bessan, - Regent street, and Gerard street, Soho, perfumers ...
... over harmless. A third and very powerful Id be cause of~depreslors is undoubtedly the untoward misurderstandlng in 0' th America respecting the Boundary Qarestion. Confident, as we are, C wi that there is enough of goad sense in the mass of the people ...