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... foreign West Indies commercial tariffs and f regulations, resources anel trade of the several states of Europe and America, together with the comniereial treaties , between Engl md and foreign countries. Part the 20th — . Hayti and foreign West Indies. By ...
... year 184G, ending sth of January, 1847. (No. 71.) 2. Hayti and Foreign West Indies. — Commercial tariffs, &c, of the States of Europe and America, part 12. Hayt and foreign West Indies. By John Macgregor. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by command ...
... Journal dv Havre of the 3d of April : — By tho Baltimore we learn the loss ofthe royal steamer Tweed, which plies to the West Indies. The news of the disaster was brought to New Orleans on the Ist of March, by the schooner Atrevida, Captain Sanchea, who ...
... Mail steam ship, Lieut. Philip Hast j commander, arrived this morning at half-past eleven o'clock, , with mails from the West Indies, in charge of Lieut. J. J. I Wilkinson, R.N., Admiralty agent. They were despatched | to town by the one o'clock ordinary ...
... conducted over that vessel, fitting for the conveyance of free blacks from the coast of Africa to Grenada and Trinidad, in the West Indies The foreigners minutely inspected the fore and aft part of the cabins, and the accommodation and appliances for comfort ...
... of the Kestrel brigantine, now fitting at this ; port. It is expected that she will relieve the Pickle schooner in the West Indies. The Frolic, 16, Commander Hamilton, may be expected in England from the South American station with a large freight, about ...
... dutiesâ 800 per cent.â and the consequence is, that the wines are not brought to England, but are sent to the East and West Indies. Mr. Liddellâ What would be the consequence if these duties were lowered ? Mr. Houghtonâ That would increase the demand ...
... with a still further advance upon both those articles. About 90 barrels of Irish pork have been taken for export to the West Indies WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-Thuroday The arrivals of each artitle to this day's market are only limited, ana the market being ...
... pain to the melancholly loss of the Tweed. An arrangement had been made to prevent any interruption ofthe service for the West Indies through this calamity. He was happy to inform them that by the last arrival they had the first fruits of the contemplated ...
... national power and industry, instead did afterwards the Dutch and the English— of ex- changing the productions of the East and West Indies against their own manufactures, they bought these goods from foreign nations with the gold and silver which they had extorted ...
... 1 April 26 Unril 3* Gibraltar, Malta, Greece and ) * Ionian Islands 4 9 A rf , ?? fcgrypt, Ceylon, India, and China ) West Indies* 0 April 22 Mav Mexico, Honduras, and Havana.. 0 May 7 Mav ' Bermuda, San Juan de N'icara- ) -fua, and New Granada, Chili ...
... n between Trieste and Alexandria, twice i in the month, in strict connection with the steam-boats to i j i.nd from the West Indies, and will make the necessary ar- ' • rangements to establish a regular communication by cou- \ i riers with England, coinciding ...