... Parliimenjt will, it. i« expe&ed, meet the fecond week in that month, on bufinefs of the very firft importance, re. fpc&ing America. Many articles, concerning refolutions and re ...

... Commissioners; also an assurance made by Mr. Clay, that tbe attempt tbe part of Allied Europe upon the independence of South America, had been abandoned. It also stated in these papers, that an insurrection of the black troops holding the castles in Cailao ...

... any other power to oppose so potent an expression of will. The Emperor Nicholas acquiesces. The recent advices from South America are interesting to those who cultivate commercial connexions therein. Buenos Ayres, the rival chiefs Lavalle and Rosas, have ...

... while admiring the various powers of this entertainine; novelist, will find something on almost every subject connected wiih America and the Americans. is, fact, a book to be read again and again. Major Skinner, the popular author oE Excursions in the Himalaya ...

... whole may be had of Mr. Town, of Horouiy near Wakefield- ¦-90 i : Th c Continuation of A clear andfuccincl Account of NORTH AMERICA, Hiftorical, Geographical, hfc. fo far as it refpeds the Arguments of the prefent Time, done from authen- tic Records, and ...

... with dramatic ■terrst.— Atlas. 3. In vols.Bvo. with numerous illustrations. ? A SOLIMKR'S RECOLLECTIONS THE WEST INDIES AND AMERICA. LIEUTENANT-COLOR EL Sr. CLAIR. The uniform good the spirit, and ability displayed itthm volume*,would constitute, themselves ...

... in this Night's Gazette. IT generally believed that fomething tending to a peace with the Dutch, or a reconciliation with America, is aftually on the carpet j and in confequence the Three per Cent. Confols. have rilen lull Four and a half per cent, this ...

... have extravagant prices put oat the power poorer it. is reported, {ays that fcheme is its agitation create Peerages North America, and that there are great mifunderftandings now fubfifting between our Court and that of Holland. Sunday laft the (Hip Good ...

... Letter of larque efcaped, though much damaged. [Edwburg ant. The charge of inhumanity towards the Rebel prifoaers taken in America mentioned in Washington Letter, fur which fee the Lift P a e is nothing more than a pretence to detain the and Engli(h Soldiers ...

... unqualified Praise for several Seasons io the British Metropolis, the principal Cities of Scotland and the United States America. Open fiom Ten o'Clock till Dusk. Admittance Is.; Pamphlets 6d.; Perpetual Tickets 3s. TO SCHOOLMASTERS.—A Person unexceptionable ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONO A V, 183 A The' royal was the Irish malt duty Mil, the West Ino and America intercourse Ml. the ancient statutes repeal bill, the rate interest bin, the colonial trade bill, the Importation goods bill, tbe ...

... required the last meetin-, nor had he paid the costs adj urment. Mr. Courtenay added that he believed the bankrupt had gone to America. His asked if it would desirable to send tbe messenger to have apprehenued. Mr. Col'rtknat replied that in some cases where ...