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... destroyed in vain, the creature's at his drt :k~. of Ile then entered into the situation of thls irty orL *rs Portugal uard America, and concluded his e at that ' -antil Bonapaarlc becomes sensible bth ef 11 e e- euitiJ OJ Great Britain, no such desirable ...
... India, wi athout any excalue ucharter the Eceantusr and upwards ; and still snore froim, hev ersuc of the erchdan of North America, who now traverse e of the ndiand and Pacific Oceans with aessels of no larger a size then those pI interests ~ ~ ~ ~~ . os ...
... above all, avoid a war wit/i A47erica;-/mat cennsun- c .-natirn of calatity to this country. By keeping open our-trade with America, we may perhaps h-ave some chaisce of supporting I, our expences, until the benefits resulting from a F'ree Trade to the East ...
... for at least thirty thousand crates of eathenware for America (which would nearly load one hundred ships of three hundred tons each) to be executed whenever the intercourse between England and America shall be renewed. Surcharges, PYsperly T'1ax.-Every ...
... flfolish regulations of their own. pi n k 809-,O: 68 Lac&6 went to America, while our IH merchants, wvith aif theirb'rasted superiority, brought -t oiily 74, a mere 6urplsiusof 6 Larks. - America imn- ci ported' lrod's4, not for ierselt, but for other coun- ...
... VESSELS ARRIVED. A'MERICA. Pacific, J. W. Smith, from New Bunmhvitk, with 352 logs pile timer 64 do birch do Ic Iq 27 deals 61fathonms lathwood Sic staves 26 bandspikes 100 ?? turpentine 6SO pine boards 7 masts, for W. B. Cripps and co.. PORTUGAL. 'lving ...
... in merch-ant vessels taptored by the ; Ameriran privateer FRx: T'Ihe. privateer bhd seet .- her most valuable caytures to America; the others lt:se burnt.- 4 Sturgeon caught in the River Mese, ?? on- : day moiining, two fine Sturgeons iuere exhibited in ...
... I:ISSEL'S AtULVIED. . - - AMERICA. 0 .lRttrn, a. W Herbert, from Nova SCotlaw r thi56 pces pine 1 timrber 23 pcet oak ditto 46 birch planks IC 12q SO oars 120 handspikeo some lathvwood Sc spars and masts 46ceq gstaves 1000 deal planks and'boards 5 ?? ...
... they are destined to Anti We understand that Lord bHil01i' ceed to America immediately aftn. F visit to Shropshire. It is, ?? n that ministers believe that a peactr concluded with America. Denmark appears to be inv'lrf increasing difficultie-a letter from ...
... VS SL A R R IV JD. NORTH AMERICA. .it S,~tcer,,Vf Eletcher, from Queebec,, wvifhlr.m3sts, .l9t Toga sen,, 1ipi t9lgqa cITta.v.eai.S 27 ?? 1ls asheo'4 i 5r Janeala,L lE usish froi~ Nova Scotia, wvith 556. logo 1$ne22Y efd25 pkes~lc Yq 24 oaro fths ?? co ...
... justice. It appears, such was their foresight, judgment, and zeal, that they hired transports to carry out water-casks to America, for the service of the 100 gun -ship, which was to float en a lake of the purestf fresh eter. These casks, most unaccountably ...
... Little, Wotherspoon and Humberston,-5 do J, F Leitch and co-37 do c J Stewart,-39 casks bees wax 421 bales cotton order t t America, F Locket, from alexandria, with I1 07 I brls 84 half do flour for J.Wylde,-500.brls do J 4 Wood, Brothers and co-231 do C ...