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... AMERICA. EG I’, For IV YO HK, has room for PASSENGERS more. Am! will saii on TUESDAY. WID. HOI.LIN’CWORTH A HOLDERNESS, £\ehange Buildings. Huli., May 3d, 1817. With GOODS and PASSENGERS r OVEIiKV, The fine fut-iailiug Ship, 500 Font burthen, HUNTER ESTU ...
... AMERICA, The Jirsl Vessel for Q Tile fust-sailing Ship, MANIQLTi, 800 Tav, tiurthen, ROBERT SACK HR, JaOKimims Will take in Goods and Passengers for Quebec ami Montreal, and sail the 28111 April. I’asseiigcrs going this Vessel, will have the great advantage ...
... AMERICA. Will positively sail on the SOth APRIL, with , PASSENGERS for QUEBEC, The fine fast-sailing Ship, MAID A. 500 Ton* Burthen, HUNTER ESTILL, Mastcr- Passengers this Ship will meet with encouragement in America equal to those going in any other ...
... AMERICA. American papers to the k’fkl nit. have reached ns. The proceedings of Congress are given in the Government journal The Xaliuniil lull l/igrttcrr, to the ISth. The Democratic party has been once more completely successful in the choice of President ...
... AMERICA. American papers and letteis from Halifax, late date, have arrived. The intelligence is of a mixed nature. The hostile operations on the maritime frontier of the United States, have been prosecuted with a vigour and activity calculated to impress ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. From the last Cadiz papers, it appears that the insurgents continue to acquire advantages over the royalists in South America. The rebels of Santa Fee, the number 1100, invaded in July the province of Lettets front Caraccas state, that ...
... AMERICA. A T. n 1 ' TI 17 C ARRIV AL OF THE SCOTIA. Eive RPooL, SrsndrcY. The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. C. 11. E. Jufikins, from New York on the 19th iust., arrived in the Mfersey at a late hour last night, vsia Queesntown, where she called to ...
... lay on heavily enough to provide for the national debt. .As Mr. Gladstone has said of Great Britain, so it may be said of America, The people like to be taxed. Around the Custom-house all night may be seen hundreds of men and boys, waiting till the opening ...
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... United States America. For LAD EI. PIII A, itli Goods and Passi;nckbs. The fine fjM-s>iiing Hriti.h Shi{>, _ JOHN anti SARAH, C’a|it. U'Ai.rra Hii.tos, Now here, nml will s«il llie latter end March, havin'; several already crjltisrcd; and the pene.itted ...
... TRADE WITH XURTiI AMERICA. The Exports from this country to British America in 1814, amounted in value .€4,080,987 sterling, exclusive of the freight British ships. The accounts for the last year are not yet made up. If this trade is properly encouraged ...
... is Isn etting, of praising. or of spealcing against tire Gsvernment of A ~d America, but be came there as the representative of the three muit 'I ki, liens of olaese of America. and of the anti-slavery movement nf F lie ihat country, So muccl had bssn ...