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... expatid the channels of cominerce. Much, however, depeinds on the line of policy which this government tnay adopt towards South America: we have every reason to expect that our executive, tired out by the bad faith and cbicanery of the beloved Ferdinand, wvill ...
... tfsie i-telit of their meamn of culfivatimt, whilch they uay Pogses ton their arrival in the Colony. 'ie k'sessihoS in North America Where Gratita i Laads aite -6ien ' it is eยขaifegtly reconimended to Intending Settlers to tare thair tepartttre eatly in the ...
... Barbadioes:- The non-intercourse wvinl America prodluces no inconvenience to our ?? in general, and this IsBIQd at least is. per- fectly indepen(p mka f tile United States. The iii- r tercourse .with- Britisls America is extensive, and i benelicial to us ...
... comopanyI 'Thle Toasts wet et- The Day, and all who 'honourtit. Snltiand, te 12nd of our Uw.tivi!y. Ihe United States of America, our sdopted country. The Preshlent of ?? Srates. - The-iKing of the Utf.ted Kingdomi of Great Britain and j Ireland. -U ie ...
... lraloutis, alplyar sincerely faithful, as well as the Kihr's batitalholts, Valeteia, Guiada- laxara, Priueessa, lrinciplia, aand America. - These diiffreuit c rps, aceording-to the last accounts, were idistributed at Alestla de las Gtzulio, untlet tile cont- ...
... are d ,crccus nl Iraving the UriteJ 19inrtlnm, IIc tI icccnttcc SEIF ILERS icc IllS MAJLSI'1; I'OSatn iSON * IN Nl'v'l1 AMERICA, that they wi Ireceive r tiract of Lat di free, to the extecct of their nitens of ctlitiv.stmicc. whitia they may posste crcl ...
... po oiss? on their arrival it the Colrny. ?? above being 'the two Lower Proviices oft His lij -,sy'4s Poesseesoiss in North America where Grants of Ladtis are gven. - It in carnestly recofammended so intending Settlers to ta ce ttheir departure early in ...
... who are desirotis ot leaviag thie Unitse-t Kingdoii, andibe- coming. SET Il'lERS in HIS MAJES I Y's PoS *iES iGN3 IN NOR ?? AMERICA, tinit they will receive a (;rant qfla3ndts free, to the extent of, their means ot ciitivation, which they nuiy possesi on ...
... and Flet- e cher, Sir W. Davenatut, &c. II ! ยง 'rI red, acco;%iing tu Cobbett In one of hit years resi- d Idenictq in America,' is a quaker1 word to CxoFess drunk. How true this is I know I ot; but I hupplicate the gentle read- a tr to take it here ...
... by the Editor of every paper in London. In a comparison of the expense of supporting the Governments of Grtat Britain and America, which appeared in the Spirit of the Union, the Editor bad said, after noticing the expense of the former, that all this went ...
... the 5?th Fehrtary, at her house in Glasgow, Mrs. Cuts ol Bailliesto'. At the City of Anlest.Ca on the River Ornonoco, South America, Mr. Wiliioani'Clckc, merchant, eldest son of Mr. Vrliim ({tcoke, R-ccor if the Graminoar School, Hamilton, in thv 2Cth year ...
... ? to reside there three months.- The -l(dest son of the Duchess of Lipaano (ITadalse Mural) has requested leave to go to America, but has been refused. | Ih'y speak much in Germany of a circumstance whtichi took ulace at ?? a short time ago, an(d Whicii ...