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... Plantations in America, without certificate, is the fame as from Europe in a Britith thip. Pig Iron, for every C.1oo of the |17e ton. value ?? 8 17 6 Z8 17 6 _free- o o 60 z The duty on Pig Iron imported from the Britilh Plantations in America, without c ...
... tlhe whole; :and this will be evident to the lovers of planting. and botany, when they see the list. - But, when I was in America, last; it was one of the plep.ng prosppcts of my lile, that-l should be able to introduce into Eniland, and to make plenty ...
... -have an armny inAmerica 'of fron '3 to-,OSO- meii. aid' another in Holland of -ncii4 twice - that antotunt. t'hie' rmy in America -can- bt ~be br6ogh -hoinme fro at kast sIk mnonths to come;' ad that-in Belgliu; 1- sApPose, will not bh brought homle at ...
... happen .t:What.mnwyfbe~ sides. -. H~wever,- fke~ Skin799 i$> oko donte. \G~1d sand ;;sil r, pere, .the. legal euirrencyrin ,America, -ans tbewy .ale. In. IE~ngand at .tli tia ?? ?? r da notes. fcircethasifg wuith -thef gold ,and1 siver3, Ss0thley^ ngvy crcuh' ...
... rpapers are paid for this,- which is intended to make fools believe, that these Repubfics are iust about like that of North America! It is all-a cheat altogether. The fellows. who call themselves a Congress, have not, perhaps, frty shirts amongst every thirty ...
... Narrative of'the Author. (an English Farmer) from the year 1824 to 1830; during which time he traversed the United States-of America' and the British province of Canada, with ?? settle as an Emigrant. SYJOSas'n PjCK1EB ING. Late of Feony-Strat- ,ford,: I ...
... British vessels, shall be subject to no higher duties than if impor-ed- in French vessels. The produce of Asia, Africa, and America, not being allowed to be imported from the said countries nor from any other, in French ves- sels, nor from France in French ...
... ? I Tall Marrowfats. S8. Dwarf Marrowfats- 39,.. Radish-Early Scarlet. t40 Whit Ttrniip. ,41. Spinage . 42. Si ash (from America, great va4 riety). 43. Turnip-Early-Garden., FLOWER, SEEDS. 44. Canterbury Bells. 45. Catch Fly. 46. China-asters. 47. Co ...
... banking. establishments in general, are wholly untenable. It was a pity that Wri. BURGESS mentioned the United States of America at all, in conne0ion with the subject of banking. He cites their example, indeedi as a reason for shunning the establishment ...
... the Sister Island.-Law of Arrest for Debt.-Paulina's Letters to her Kinsfolk.-Fine Arts.-The Forfeit..Pledge.-Tbe Ballot in America.- Lines by a Lady.-My Old Regiznent.-The Qgeen of Nigt.-The Britishf Museum.- Emigration.-Ode to the People of France.- The ...
... SEEDS For Sale at my'Shop, Boll-court, Fleet- street, London. LOCUST SEED.-Very fine and fresh, at 6s. a pound, received from America, about two months ago. For instruc- tions relative to sowing of these seeds, for rearing the -plants, for making plantations ...
... expense of taxeP. white servants, main- teriance of stockand negroes, purchliass. of lumber and other necessaries fromi': Americas this cannot betckoned in . those years, on an average, less than . 21. per hhd. ols sugar, say on iso,ooo hhds. ?? 300,00e0 ...