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About Of the quantity OF cotton manufactures
Great Britain The importaons Of cotton manufactures
into Braz for ls42, were valued at $ 559 OF which
$06466S came frem Great Britain. This trade gives
very great outlet to British cotton manufactures and the
course the govenusnt of Great Bruin pursuing in
relation to slave grown sugar will reduce their mpora
nations which they will not be very ardy in securing.


Tue commercial treaty between Great Britain and Brsz


ceased in july l842 but the British claimed
notice OF three ears. which expires july ls45 II is
pnrculary unfortunate for Great Britain that this treaty
expires the restrictions upon the sugar Brazil


viii have very great Influence in preventing the forma.
ton OF new treaty upon any terms. Nothing short Of
permitting the Of Brazil to enter the ports Of Grcat
Britain upon as favorable footing those of any other
country, will reconcc the government Of Brazil The
government Of Great Britain cannot abandon the policy
IN relation to DETERMINATIONS between the productions Of
slve and free labor which it has adopted aad therefore,
look upon commercial upture between the two coun
tries which cannot be remeded The United States will