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HUNTS MERCHANTS MACAzlSE. February. lG12


The leading article in this number Of the Alcr-
chants Magazine long and very instructive pa.
per upon The Falkland stands. prepared by
Robert Grccnllow. Esq. and accompanied bvam map.
The history Of these Islands is givcn and full ac-
count Of the mode in which Great Britain >ucccrd-
c, in planting her flag upon them. They arc Of
but little worth, except aioreing ports for sup
plyn@ water and food to vessels n;vi eating the
stormy Southern Seas: and ortlrispurposc as well
as !or Their. fishery, the United States have always
claimed lhr# unrestricted and unconditional right
10 navigate those Seas and IL use those cu;lSts.-
Hence may arise another ground of dispute be-
tween this Country and Great Britain. The re-
mining contents of the Magazine are less full
than uSual, bu, they embrace much matter OF great
value and interest. Morals of Trade The
Currency, Lights and Shadows of Mercantile
Life, The Trade OF Foreigners in Russia, and
a great amoun, OF Mercantile Statistics comprise
the contents The next number will contain an
article from the Central Committee of tn" Home
League, in reply to the papcrn the January num-
ner ON Countcrvailing Duties, by Condy Rnguc
