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... gentleman at Port Spain, in I'rinidad, which gives a most sickening report of the condition of the independents in South America, and of the fata! disappointment suffered by the volunteers from this country who have embarked in their cause. The editor ...
... months ; and unless the British Government send out a number of fast-sailing vessels, the trade will increase.— Sun. SOUTH AMERICA. Order is completely restored in every part of the republic of Mexico. THE EAST. Letters from the Bay of Beshika, dated the ...
... who, in warding off a stone with his sabre, cut off a slice of bis nose. About seventy rioters were made prisoners, NORTH AMERICA. There cannot be a stronger proof of the scareity of money, than the fact that all the workmen employed in building the New ...
... the sum Assured in case of death abroad. For Europe, Australia, Cape of Good IHope, and the British Possessions in North America, No EXTRA PREMIUM OR DEDUCTION, ANNUITY BRANCII. Purchasers of Annuitics are treated as a separate bod,y; their funds are ...
... that then we should have wheat, if we required it, from the Baltic and the Euxine—from the St. Lawrence and the Nilefrom America and Africa. We are also perfectly certain that the repeal of the Corn Laws would increase the home supply as well as the home ...
... manufacturers complain that the prices offered are not such as would yield a remunerating profit. The favorable acounts from America which we noticed in our last, and which are fully borne out by letters from othor agents to their correspondents here, encourage ...
... greatly exceed the gross sum of the revenue. Arrangements had been made for procuring supplies of corn from India and South America in April, which it was hoped would tend to relieve any apprehensions arising out of decreased imports from Van Diomen's Land ...
... The Montreal Herald informs us that fifty-eight of the Caunder sentence of death were shipped on board the garner British America, to be reshipped on board the Sport Buffalo, in which they will be transported to Botany a J for life. They were chained in ...
... to the reformed and regenerated Church, in the welfare of which they take so warm interest. Trade. —The late accounts from America have had rather an unfavourable effect on our markets; and some sales of flax have been made at an abatement of 10 per cent ...
... act under mistaken notions of independence, in pursuit of a chimeranational vanity, in which Scotland almost parallels free America. Thev shun, with false and ridiculous pride, (he of domestic service, the wages given in which, being £C, £B, and even a-ycar ...
... continues to pr, liis soldiery in all their excesses toe army I his hobby ; and, indeed, he familiarly styles c. soldier his sou. AMERICA. New Yokk.-Tlic New York packet ahip, tte Cambridge, l aptain liuvsley, has amved ofl Lo.> which arc possession oiAmirioanint ...
... York. Stereoty/*’ Edition, with Copious Notes and Illustrative Matter. Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1841. In a country like America, rent the sectarian curse, and deluged with latitudinarian opinions in religion, we can easily conceive the good effect of ...