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... expenditure, will be more disastrous than ever they have proved in the mother country. What have the cheap lines done for America? for cotton consumers will no doubt attribute the extension of that cultivation to have been influenced in a very considerable ...
... looking on the laboars of human victims. In a later age, when Chris- tianity had indriced. at more humuane civilisation, America commenced among the vast primeval forests her noble and boundless career. Free front tde charums of the old world, but with ...
... 888 packages of yarn;, butl a decrease of 8,491 packages of goods. ou- MossY A1jARKT;-r-The steady influx of bullions ?? -America andi other quarters, has increased the satock of the haute- of Enxgland-to£17, 080,642, alatrger amount by about £ilOO,0t0tthan ...
... railways anl canail, in Lancashlre,..&o.-to lay inheavysupplies. on extremely advantageous term), ae well as on, t'e ieuboard of America, andihe actively increasim. m ake. of Scotch pig-iron, there may be, smae reason td'sppreilend a Cl inmarked increase of ...
... Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation ther.ofinto Great Britain:— ». d. I'rom the British possessionsiu America 24 2j per cwt. From the Mauritius 24 M From the Eaat Indie. 25 0} Average price of the three foregoing de- scription* of ...
... floods than yel id Professor LEardner was in his proofs (vide Edinburgh Re- hil ed view) that steam ships could never reach America from las r England, Portsuiouth was' throwniinto a pauic fear, not- coi bce 'withstanding its fortiications, and that capital ...
... years the cost of transpor, 1: been considerably relduced in aid fromz tlie chief corn-pr duciug countries of both Europe and America. Raitv% - conveyance. and. reduced freights :loue uity be cxpecw:. . make a dilferemnco of 3s. or 4s. per quarter; antud iib ...
... Jforrtrjn anD Colonial AMERICA. The Europa arrived at Liverpool on Sunday evening last, bringing advices from Boston ofthe 19th and Halifax ofthe 2 1st. The political intelligence is unimportant. Previous accounts from Washington extended to the 10th ...
... hekl in flan- over-witiiire, Mr. 11. Manning commuilicated the fullowuig remit of his cultivation of potatoes froml South America seeds The Peruvian potato seed, was sit in ordinary grniim ground at Sliacklowell, in 11414 ; nil M due Comae showed Girt& ...
... lib »o™. t WftftMftAw ft ft ft « lft> l*» ftftg.Uft xftftiftftift ..Ift ft ftftilft TJftfttftftr >lftfta Ik ftu •••Btei AMERICA—ARRIVAL THE EUROPA. The royal mail Ueam-ahlp Burttpa. Captain Lett, arrived In the Mersey on Monday evening, at eight o'clock ...
... in Briitah ships. That no goods nor passengers shall be carried from one part of any British possession In Asia, Africa or America to another the same posvessions. except io British ships. Her Majesty in council may regulate the coasting t-ade of the colonics ...
... of 4mrrua>. LINE PACKET J FOR THF. WEST COART SOUTH AMERICA. The underngned will continue to L CHILI and PERU, under atricust rood tiont at. to careful I.w«dmg, with the same regularity in the dates beretofori;. —, Will despatched few Jans. For Valparaiso ...