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ments before they appear in this paper. —The
price per square is, i5 Cents for the first insertion,
and SO for every subsequent one.
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT. ~
D. C.
TonAcco, 3 to 9
»i.ovu—superfine, 8 50
90. rtvR, 8
fORN,?SR RARnU, 4
WllRA't', 1 50
■ ACON, TER LB. 00 12
WHISKEY, PER GALLON, 0 67
BAR IRON, PER TON, 100 00
HEMP, PER TON, 150 180
g”' | „..
TWRATY DOLLARS RRIVARD.
RUNAWAY from Uie Subscriber two Ap
prentice Boys, John Judah and William
Welch. John Judah is a mulatto, and went of
the ninth inst he is about nineteen years of age,
he is rather small of his age, but well sett. Wil
liam Welch is a white Lad and went oil’ about
the 11th inst. about nineteen years old also, he is
rather slender made, light hair, and blue eyes,
they had sailor’s apparel on—I will give the a
bove reward to any person who will apprehend
them and secure them in any Jail so that I can
get them—I for warn any pe-son harboring them
or employing them, as the Law’ will he enforc
ed by me •gainst thus'* thnt do it.
HEJYDLE Y D UjYMNG TOjY.
July 23. tf
KOWYEll’S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
Greenbrier.—The Subscribers, the pre
ncnt occupants of these Springs, heg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou
ragement which they received the last seaeon,
and to inform the public, that they are nowin a
situation to receive company-that they have
■with much trouble and very great cxpence, en
abled themselves to entertain comfortably, up
wards of one hundred persons, with their ser
vants. They have r->aired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg
ing houses, with plank floors, glass window^
and brick ehimnies ; they have also built a very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining of travellers ;
ami have added so largely to their stables, that
they can now stall upwards of an hundred hor
ses They have laid in an abundant supply of
the best stores—from all of which, they confi
dently hope to give general satisfaction to those
who may visit their
FO VFrt'ALV O F URAL 1H !
A Post Office has lately Dcen established at
these Springs, and a variety of Newspapers will
lie taken from different parts of the U. S. for the
amusement of the visitors
V/m. HERNDON & Co,
Greenbrier, jQnfi 13. tf
Dissolution of co-partnership
—In consequence of the death of r. Ro
bert Pollok, the business lately carried on in this
place, under the firm of Pollok & .Tredway, is
dissolved. Those who have claims iigainst the
said-firm arc requested to apply to Thomas
Tredway for paymeut^to whom those indebted
are requested to make payment
THOMAS^ TREDWAY,
Surviving partner of
POLLOK & TR&DW AY,
ALLAN POLLOK, ex'or.
of the last Will of
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, June 25.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok,
Tredway St Co. are requested to come forward
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
of their respective debts, as after the long in
dulgence already granted, we shnll be under
the necessity of using coercive measures against
all those who fail so to do
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
Surviving partners in this Country of
POLLOK, TREDWAY, U. Co.
t take this opportunity of announcing, to all
those still indebted to the late firm of Robert
end Mian Pollok & Co. that unless they come
forward and m-tke speedy and satisfactory ar
rangements, for the payment of their respective
debts, suits shall be immediately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
Surviving partner in this Country c.f
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, fc Co
R ichmond, June 25. tt
WANTED—For the next year (or immedi
ately, if not now engaged) a Manager for
a valmble Estate oil James River, a few miles
above Richmond.
A person from Loudoun County, who is well
acquainted with tlie clover husbandry and cm
come highly recommended for honesty, sobrie
ty, industry and skill in farming, would be pre
ferred
July 19. If
TO PRINTERS.
FOR RALE, the TYPE on wliSr.li this p
per is printed, Buhceois Ii Brevier._
A great bargain may he had, by immediate ap
plication to the Editor.
June 7. ->
NOTICE.
CASH given for South Carolina Bank Notes,
at a discount—Apply to
JOHN ALCOCK.
Governor's Hill
J»tywtf
FOR SALE.
MY House and Lots, at present in the occu
pation of Wm. F. Carter, esq_Unless
previ. usiy disposed of by private sale, the abov
property will be sold at Public Auction on the
first day ,,f August. One fourth of the purchase
money will be required in hand, for the ba
lance a liberal credit will be given For fur
ther particulars apply to Mr. Davidson Brad
futc.
Wm. RAD FORD.
July 2ft. _ tds
FMFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD—Will
be given for apprehending a mulatto g.rl
named BE I 8Y.—She is one of the subscriber's
house-servant*, and was so much pleased with
Richmond, as to abscond, when his family re
turned from thence, about the first inst. She i
a bright mulatto, about 18 years of age, ofaniai
*t.i. e, has high check bone*, a freckled lac.
is-smart, St speaks very fast, especially when
Ktf' *o<l- Site i» well known in Richmond, „r.
- n no v undoubtedly harbored there.
S. ROANE.
' r. - Carden, Hanover, June 26. 3twU’
W ANTKD lo niircl.nse a puio-’ COOK, (a
* * man would he preferred) who is sober,
industrious, and well acquainted with his bu*
s>ness—Also a pood SeaniMtress F r terms and
particulars enquire of
Moncurc, Robertson & Pleasants.
July 23. tf
THE following is a list of Penitentiary Man
ufactures which have be-n lately reduced
to and are now selling at the prices annexed to
them.
CUT MAILS.
Wholesale Prices Retail Prices.
3*ly 12 Cts. per lb. J3
4 Hi 123
5 11 12
« 103 113
s 93 103
lo y io"
12 9 io
20 9 Id
BRADS.
8dy 9j cts. 10J
10 9 10
12 9 • 10
20 9 10
SPRIGS.
6dy 15 16
WROUGHT MAILS.
6dy 133 143
8 13 14
10 123 133
12 12 13
20 113 123
30 1*3 123
Spikes from 4 to 7 inches 11 cts. 12
ui unu ajiro io cans
peril*.
Nr. row do 17
Hook & Eye Hiwg< s
large 1.'}
Do Small 14
Iron Fenders 15
Hilling Si Grubbing
Hoes 12}
Wedges 10
H liter chains each 62}
Cinder Shovels pr. 25
W iggon Traces 10;)
Plough do 92
snnine untiles 87$
Curb do 112$
Horse Collars 125
Backhands G6
Waggon Breaching
27«—pair
Car* do 80s
Bed Cords 9 Strands
36s—per doz
Do G do 30s
Lending Lines Six
Do 137$ cts.
Do 3 do 108
Seine Twine 58
Spun Cotton No. 5 54 Cts.
6 58
7 G2
8 67
9 72
10 75
11 78
12 81
13 85
14 9'»
15 95
Together with the above article* will be kept
n constant supply of Shoes, Hoots, &c. at their
former low prices.
WM: ANDERSON,
Agent for the Conimotrweatth.
July 16. eptf
RICES of the Penitentiary Manufactures re
duced,—In order to prevent anything like
a competition in the sale of Penitentiary Manu
factures and similar articles sold in Richmond,
the following list will shew the great reduction
and the very low prices which they will in fu
ture be offered at, and it is expected from the
great change in the workmanship, owing to su
pci inr management, and the growing experi
ence of the workmen, together with the excel
lent quality of the materials of which the differ
ent articles are made, that they will be prefer- i
red to any that can be ofliered in this Market.
C UT A’AILS.
Wholesale Prices. Retail Pricer.
\ 3ily 12 els. per lb. 13
I 4 11$ 12$
5 11 12
6 10$ 11$
a 9$ 10$
10 9 10
12 9 10
20 9 10
CtfT BRADS'.
3dv 9$ 10$
10 9 10
12 9 10
20 9 10
SPRIGS.
Gdy IS IQ
IVBOUGHT jXAILS.
Gdy i.3g l^i
8 13, 14
10 12$ 13$
12 12 13
20 11$ 12$
30 11$ 12$
6ptkes from 4 to 7 inches 11
»roa« Axes la cis.
per lb.
Narrow do 17 j
Hook & teye If in
ges large 12 1-2 I
Do small 14 |
Iron Fenders 15 i
Hilling and Grub- j
bing H cs 12 1 -2
Wedges 10 j
IIh.u r Chains f*2 J-2 I
Cinder Shovels 25 |
vv-.ggon 1 races 100
Sn.dl'e Bridles 87 1 a
Back Hands 66 1
Belly . do 66
Cart Breaching 39s
Waggon do 27*
Seine Twine 3s 6<1
Six Strands Bed
Cords per doz. 30s ;
Leading Lines 8s 3d j
cis. per .a.
6 58
7 62
8 r,7
9 72
10 75
11 78
12 81
l.i 8 5
8 90
15 95
A constant supply of Roots and Shops of all
sizes, amiable to the present h approaching sea
son-all orders left at the Penitentiary Store on
Shocka: Hill, will be strictly attended (u by
MANN S. VAhliNTlSK,
AgentJor the Commonwealth.
July 23. tf
]' HF subscriber being about to remnv* to the
. state of Kentucky, will sell at Puolic Auc
tion on Monday the 5>th flay ot August, at t‘ e
fr»nt door of me Eagle Tavern, in the City ot
Richmond, hit truly valuable FARM, distant
about 2 miles from Ihe said City—It is so w. II
known that a description is thought uuneces»<
*y
The ♦erms of sale will bp one then-and dol
lars in rash, and the balance oi the purchase mo
rn y will be m «de payable at one and two ye-irs
to carry inteiest— The purchaser giving a deed
of Trust f»n th^ premises to secure the pa\ m<*r t
ol each instalment—Possession can be given to
tne purchaser, on payment ot £> I0tx» cash.
SA« HILL.
H£h Meadow, July 25, eptf 1
I am authorised to sell for cash or on a short
credit the materials which tl»C old palace,
(or governor5* house) is composed, the framing
is extraordinary rood—For terms apply to the
Subscriber, wlif*. wishes to employ 4 or 5 good
Carpenters or Joiners, to whom constant em
ployment and generous wages will be given .
none n**d apply but those that are steady and
induvtrious.
C TOMPKINS.
July 19. . 3t
rf"M!F subscribers, a majority or the acting
» Commissioners of the Lottery for the ben.
efit of William and Mary Colleg*, heroby give*
notice.tbal they have transP-rved :o Simon Dh*efc
of the city of Williamrbiirg, under the act of As.
senibly passed on the 11th day o| Feb. 1311, au
thorising them to do so, the right to raise by.a
lottery or lotteries ten thousand dollars—& they
also inform the public, that Mr. block will gave
tickets in the lottery set on font ay him unde
the transfer aforesaid, in payment lor prue tick
ets due in the first 'dtps already drawn ?y the
9aid commissioners, and for such tickets at have
been sold io the 2nd class ot the 'oltery which
tvas under their management—the price due on
the latter being first ascertained by their a«*-ent,
and endorsed »h«iv>n by him.
J MADISON.
JOHN BLACKEN,
H ro. NELSON,
B. BASSE; T,
PO . SACNDERS,
RO : GREEN HOW.
June 19. (3t
WILLIAM & M/IKY COLLEGE LOT.
I f£RY of 90 NumberFirst drawing.
The first drawing of rttin Lottery, agreeable to
Notice, took place tbi» day at the Capitol, un
der the superintendance of several Magistrates
ofthia City and in the presence of a puts her of
Citizens— when agreeable to the system pur*
sued in Europe^ in the conducting the drawing
of this plan ot Lottery—the different numbers
from 1 to 90 delusive, was publicly s. _*\vn and
put into a ylass wheel, from whence a boy
blind-folded drew tiie following five numbers
33, 87. 13. 70, 18.
Persons holding tickets with one or the above
numbers will be entitled to receive fifteen tim-'s
t!i« cost of one nt-mber—those holding tickeis
of two numbers of tfie shove, will be entitled to
receive two hundred and forty t:nc3 the cost of
those numbers—if of three numbers, four thou
sand five hundred times their cost, and if of
four numbers, forty thousand tim^s their cost_ !
All prizes will b~ pa.d upon application either
at the Offices at wfiich the 1 ickets were 'ought,
or of Simon Blok, jr. Richmond, or of Simon'
Block, Williamsburg—The second drawing will
take pbee on Thursday, this 22d Angus'_
Tickets for sale at the different St-tionary Sto.es
in this City—The Propri tor in >fi‘ ring this Lot
tery to the Pnhlic frit great doubts "as to f.ei
success that might attend it, owing to the dif
ference that existed between this and the sys
tem of Lottery generally pursued in this Conn-1
try—but the event thus far has proved lhaU.is
fear was groundless and that the good sense of I
the people will dways predominate over preiu-1
dice which lias neen fully evinced by H.e de
mand for Tickets lor the first drawing—the vt -
ry laudable purpose to which the fund arising
from this Lottery *s to be applied, affi.rds -he
most pleasing presages—of the liberal support
ofthc friends of the William & Mary C dl«ge
Lottery, particularly when superadded thereto is
the .'-(Wantage resulting to adventurers of risk
ing but a small sum for the chence ofobtaiuin
a capital prize.
Richmond, July 16. 6l
FOR SALK,
rp HAT well known esi .u- 'in the Conn*}’ol
1 Mecklenburg, upon Ko.noak River, called
RICHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand Two- Huntred Acres,
a sufficient portion of which s first rale tow
Grounds— This tract from its superior fertility is
calculat'd to product*any thing which the most
salubrious.climate will permit—the local situa
tion anti elegant mprovement3 thereon, need on
ly be seen to attract the attention ol bny person
disposed to own one of the finest estates in the
Southern parts of Virginia—file premises wilt
hr shown by Mr. Richard Jones, the Overse-i
thereon—
Also, another Estate in view of the ahovi
called Butcher’s Creek Bridge Tract, wh*icb
contains upwards of 8‘<I0 acres, a portion
ol which is prime creed low grounds, and is es
teemed very valuable for the production of To
bacco, Wheat. Corn, &c. Lc.— This will be
shewn by my i/iend, Cnpt Francis Hester, wb<.
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers James W i|.
9on of Mecklenburg,John Wilson ol Halifax, or
to the Subscriber in this Citv.
■ . THOMAS WILSON.
Richmond, July 16th. eptf
I
EDUCATION.
lOHif. WOOD having drcolvcd his r.onrex
»" ion with L |[ Girardin, will commence on
1 hursday the. 1st of August, a public school for
'be instruction of youth in (lie various branches
ol the M ifiemattr-s. Orography, Surveying,
Navigation, Natural ft Moral Philosophy, the
Creek ?■ I.at*-’ Lanrfdnges. with English Gram
mar, English Composition, Writing and Arith
metic Fees twelve dollars and fifty cents per
quarter, paid in advance. .
His private classes will bo continued as ii
""al, but on the 1st of August he will proceed m
Natural Philosophy with Galvanism. A Gen.
tlem .ti a native ol France will t.^icli the Trench
Language for which a small additional lee in
proportion to the number of Studentn will be
required.
The School room until October will he above
the office of the i£nq,.rer, but (afterwards in the
house adjacent to the Custom House.
N 1). Whereas from the Card published by
L. H. Girardin, several persons have been in
(lured to suppose,* that Urn discontinuation of
C. Frrmoti at the Academy received mv disap
probation ; I think it pronwr to state that the
reverse was directly the tact.
. J. w.
* TV,e hare seen Mr. G. who disclaim.; me in
fertnre.—Koi i or.
June 19. (f
Ft OL N I), near Mr. Hull’s, 15 u ilUie in notes
-*■ —Apply at this office.
June 26.
i' HE Subscriber will practwe the LAW, in
the Superior and Inferior C iurts holden
in this City and in the adjacent counties
, , J.GRANTLAND.
July 19. w4w
printing,
nr ivip.r dkioiiiptisn, neatly executei.
AT T1U.1 OFFICE,
Europe.
communicated foa thr kn«juihkk.
Liverpool,6th Month 8th, 1811.
The intelligence received on the 16th h
18th *i|t. bv the Herald and Paragon, from
New York, to the 8th and 14 of 4ah month,
gave us sensible pleasure. The appoint J
tneut of a Secretary »n your Government, in
the person ofJatr.es Monroe; ard the re
luxation of the laws in favour ot ves els fc
enrgoes detained in this country a*ier the
2d of 2d iriontb, bur which had previously
Imen cleared, yielding gratifying ground
for the hope of an amicable reception of our
Ambassador, and of a successful terminati
onto his mission Subsequent advice* Iron
yonr side to the 4,h ult. confirm his paci
fic and friendly feeling ; which we trust a
sense of 'he mutual and great in crests in
vnlvcd v/i!l ever forbid being broken.
1 ha measures of our g rvemment. with
respect to the orders in fcouhcil, have not
undergone any change ; they are rtil! n tin
tained. Hect-ntly. y>ur Charge d’AfTtires
at London, received official intelligence
from Paris, respecting the restoration of :11C
American vessels and property sequestered
since the 2d of 11th month, a list of lose
has been in circulation, amounting to about
20 sail ol shipping. Last week 'he adjourn |
ed casrs nt the Fox and other American j
vessels, brought into our ports under our or
ders since the above date, were proceeded j
on, Sc tlie opinion of the Judge of the Admi
ralty Court, was given at great length, and
thence it was evident, that nothing shr r of
a tormal r. peal o' the British orders. accom_
partied liy a retrospective clause, direr.'ing
a specific restitution of the American
brought in, could sanction his protecting
them. Sentence would have been pronoun ’ ;
ccd, but that the agents for the claimants i
procured an official note from the Ameri
can Charge d’AflVrcs to the Secreta-y of
State, detailing the 'ate act of the French
government -the Judge was consequently 1
induced to postpone his final adjudication j
untd had communicated with ministers.
In this postpone in ent. vve have pleasure hi
l emgnizing what we consider an indication
of an intention *o rescind the orders, when !
our government is satisfied of the substanti- j
al revocation of the French decrees. The '
enemy still perseveres in his favorite <>h„ |
jert of impairing our resources bv the ex
clusion of our expor s ; he is indeOtigahly
occupied in guarding even avenue • u he
continent against them, end h'oher n, with
a success severely felt. On the other hand,
the campaign in the Peninsul lias open- <1
with terrible effect; and from the victories
ot the British armies, t 'is country will pro
bably become more than ever engaged jn
tbe pertnanen* support of 'heSpanish ca;>-e.
In these circumstances, we cannot, h w* -
ver, lint perceive an enrour *gement to each
government to persever. in the contest and
by perseverance, s*ill hirth**r see removed
the pro*pert of a disposition to peace
Cottox.-Our (.niton ' ark tisin a
state .if extreme depression, and nor-h ing
has vet t 'ken place in the circumstance*
which have caused i*. Unchecked bv our
low pi'ces and *he unfavorable exchanges
the arrivals c-ntinu*-to |>e oumer ns. Vied
rather to exceed h"se of the r.or responding
period of last year ; which h ovover it must
be remembered immediately preceded the
re-o/irwntr of cur divert intercourse wi'h
th" T n t d S'a'e*—a circumstance which
must also be taken into art our t in compar
ing the Imports of the Icad’ng articles of
Slmerirnn produc- in 'he first /ivr month*
of IfilOand 1811 On* imr>'>rtto the 3d in
slant is ah u' 101,000 hags, and 'he sates
in 'he s-imr* period are abnu* 70 000 hags
It is in vain to expect that Britis matin.
factur»* can continue to bear so disprooorii
onate a supply, when added to the immense
stock previously in 'he kingdom ; nm- ca ■
wo justly export, even from tlio restoration
or a free interenu'se with 'he United States,
any adequate relief from so extr 'ordinary a
pressure. This branch of our munu' ic'nre
has experienced an increase far eXfc-eding
all precedent in this or any o'her ciuntrv,
but political events have combined o rut
off on** great source of its prosperity •. ('ot
ton Twis' has been altogether deprived of
its lucrative market on *ho (’online t foi
nearly a year. Our sales fur 'he last > n
months average .3000hags weekly, mostly,
if not wholly *o the consumers, thedispnsi
tion lo speculate he'mg v"py empnr rv ——
The demand during this p rind has bee -
with r.ttlo nr no exception, characterised
by unvaried dullness, and this reek th- d»f
Acuity of effecting sites is extreme ; a fur
tlier drcline is more than probable when t •»*
•'otdersobtain an ofTer Several pubi c - !e* of
West Indian and Demerara bare been nos»
pnned. but will soon he decisiv. !v brought
forward Uplands lOJd to J3o ; M. w (}
leans middling 12d, fair to prime 12 1 -3d
a 14j l ; S"a Is’ands in* rior ands*alhed Is
to 16d. fa’*r 21 tl a 22 I, g >d and »,n • 22
l-2d a 2f>d. very A re 2s i gs I „ H <7-I C<.
West India Have d-cbned lrl 1 I 1 2 | prr
lb and prices of all descriptions just 1 «w
a’-e ou)y nominal. I he proposed additio.
nal duty of Id per *b. on American has been
abandoned.
WilkAT 3c Ft.our.-pr'i rprnnl stair
of the Corn marko* has justified the opini
ons which, Since last harvest wo have u
niformly expressed. 1 he revival no ir.-d a
tew weeks past appr >r.ilike|vto prov* only
u suspension of a <*• aduai or gross of decline
The verv moderate amount of our import
combined with our exte»s;ve exports to
Spain and Portugal, (where tiie w mb of
our armies anti the prog '■-ss ,,f |[,e wa..
cause a vast consumption) have be -n ijmifli
cient to counteract the (fTects of a good
crop, and ol a consumption limited by a dull
trade. '1 he arrrivais of Foreign Wheat in.,
to London (during the iwolast months 15,
42.5 qi s.) h ive lately enercased an ap
pear to be producingan effect on the mar
ke\ In this port the arrivals of foreign
Wheat and Flour have been very limrteu;
nd though the.export demand is not brisk,
h ive been movly t iker off f ,r tha'
I 11 pose at a bon 13sper'70b for \mpiic n.
ivis i Its p r 70h> for DautZ'g Wlie. , ,< .
S9ntk 49s perbrl. f<r American Floifr. \v**
have no good Ameirrn V. c 0 F. »r
heir; -nil in the pr< sen sc.rcitv of such
we think some woo il sell lot home use at
prices equal to, or t little under, our quota
tion".
I uitPHNTiNK.-has also fluctuated in
demand,.slid .the pi ices lia\e no undergone
•in\ great variation ; tin y are at pri sent
nu rely nomi'ia’;. pin- s lies in the num h cn
.(mg I8-Ii u ■. a veraged lolly 1 200 rl • we k
j l\ .it 11 s, 11 s Ot! a 18s j 1 j(•() brls. nearly
•ill soft, < brajn-.-d 19s « 19s fed 8c 2cobrls. very
hi e 4Os. For the h.st loi might in tiling has
been done, though holders have ■ tttied to
sell on lower terms : the demand has fpnte
subsided—Our import to ibe 3d lost, is 17,
'*"r ' l» c responding period ot"
1810, 7377 hr Is --HtrisH Spirits a*-e
tMlictil-nfsalea' 85/ fct/per ton. — liosiN 3c
I'itch are in*very Un ited demand.
I ah.- , At 111c beginning ol last month,
1 ar obta.it il an iir>pi>.vr>i.ent ; in It*- tot t„
";ght ending 4>h n . 900 brls were sold,
ai 20s ^ ; r Wilmington, >nd at 3Os a
,ls l’*1' ^ ;K ; since which however .it—
tie h is bem time—only abou. 800 brls. of
American has been s Id, at 33s a 342, fr.r
Viigtnii, ..Is f. r New v.i k, and latterly
at 28s f ,|' ( .if .lina. A public sale ot 15ob
oils. \ uginia, the onU pare-1 hereof hit
desenpn n, was ast w ik im flei tuaily at
.erupttrl ; 8 a 900 brls. \rchange! ,.,ive
.’lea t iccd oil at 85s per hij—Our import
this year, 18.850 bils. far exceeds that of
the same period in 1810, w hich was 3580
bi K
l'ux Skkd has b-on sold for crushing
at 57 ‘hi •, f,4 p | for American and Sicily,
as in quality ; we have latteriy had .onie
«u t ivals from the Baltic. ; prices pretty sta,
tionary, and the sales limi?e<!—Last month
a few tons (.lcvkii Seed imported from
f.o .dm. obiairn-d 112s. p r cwt. the demand,
has laden oft. <ind the pr.ces are n«w only
nominal. 1 -
A oracco--S >me fine w rappery Tobac
ct> tor Ireland obtained 8d, and thV'-e des
criptions continuing to be scarce, command
high pr ees ; a tew pii<cuases were made,
last, week a* 6 1.2 a tiv. The sales last
month amount to about 1000 hhds and a
few parch■■ >t s ot low descrip'ions were
made for Norway : this temporary revival
was attributable t . the expecta.ion ot an
encrease o*the duties : prices .ire without
any variation, and the muikethas relapsed
into its usual dulnes;. — i lie stock in port
on tiie 1st-ns-, was 13,592 llhds. and 648 o
th"r packages ; «.ur export this year is only
2.>9 Hhds taken at an average o! 12001b.
ex h.
liMnv.R -Several cargoes of Ar. -ii
cao com M’.ij l* ne were s Id hist mm n at
^ a,,(^ ffi'-oigia Pitch P m- at
ds <d a 9 , hoi :ers cxpec>ed <n aftv ince,
rtnu 1,1 so'»ie few instances obtained it, but
th" (irinand h is nearly subsided ; it is now
c! fficul sale. — BiUic descriptions have
obtained an advance of 3d pe- foot, and 31
a 4/per standard 10' : the sales ircli ited.
1 i. at’.vanre n timber ot foreign import
is jnmcipaUy raving to tiie impesidon of
double do ies expected to apply to such af
t'” '.n 1. proximo: these will amount tc
ahont 15 1 2d ; et cubic fool.
Staves—— H 'Inc and Canada .■staves
are ou!v nominal in • .or; wt have l.u.erly
jhad enqui es lor United states’ «hscr ;»ti
oos. particularly -r those imposed sonce
1st nioo'h 1st ; pri < e Virginia Hhd. nave
bee" sold 30 guineas. a d hanei ■. IS
C- c.eas per M. 'l'hough our s.ock* «.l .» -;eL
ue heavy tlir- pi no <p, ilities .are s< • ce,
an*> Hhd. are m • difficult tube procured.
Hides ai been repeatedly off-oetl to
Pu but n van: ; 17000 Buenos Ay
and II se were lately exp see „"ly
200 he I rmrr could be s> Id tt 4? ntl
1 bale H 'r-n ,.t 4s 3 ! oer Hide. 3500 da*
mag-1 I Bm n s A\-es were s >ld at 2 lid a
9s 2d pet Hi Our im > tins yem al
ready h ii mi s to about 187.000 Hides ; and
while weave deptivi ri oi an export, so vast
• supply, added t.» tin stock previously on
hand, wi.l probably preven any disposition
t sp» culati ; even .he pres nt low prices
( Inch are less by on- th»n t os> cur
ve;.: <n the s- ing ot 1810) have no induced
.iny purchases.
~ i n re ,s m ;\.neriC °Vui”
m*ch. . rk 1 ; it is »>c.c;s» nady »r red.
1 ’f, all ! v'M:ld Till 19 a 21 per cwt e
demand t o ail Jt cr j> ons ol this hriiclc
is very dull
I'orkion Sug ars continue to be mere-.
U nomiiMi in value ; manv publu sale?.
Ii.m c bren ‘tempted : Caudal upe and Mar
tinique Mu<*rovad<rs have ber.n fruitlessly
offered at 17s ; with -tie exception ol mvo
S mill ,nl - ! good Martinique Clayed at.
26. a 28s 9ii, nd of line Muscovado at 18s
nothing has been d ne.
flu- stock .*t ihi-port I he close ofl8lO
was computed til uuout
13' 00 Hhds ft 8000 chi sts 8cc
impoitcd to 3ii lust. 250 1460
,, -13230-946}
l.xpor'ed, 8845rw .annul 6» .
I" ,,vinE on li , d -12651 9460
being ab ut 900 packages . tha ir*
the ocies; ond g period o 1810.—A e\v
I Klers of pat cds intended ft„ so enft
1 “,l >’• r hav . as a last rt sort, ndven ur-d
'hem lately to the Baltic to seek !m a ,„ar
ke<-lie irit• mled application to Govern*
mem to xdmii Gaudai upe and .VI rt tuque
Sugars to home consumption, on payment}
of an extra duty, is given u
i sterns t< mains without ary demand :
at 'he rod I 4 h month v ine middli .» Ja**
maica was forced.IT a 54s ; ,nd hist u.-ntU
about ,120 csksgood ordinary Mat (inaj e,
tor sh ^pment to the Mediterranean, >b edl
49 6 ; since which only one limited sale:
of laii middling Jamaica has been made at
53s 3d per cwt.
Um *« me cloiteof 181 was com
ped to be about 7V00 tons.
ImpotTed to jd inst, 70(1
_ , -7700
exported to this time 4- m.«,
T krnf r home use s4o——• —.GG0
He n lining on hand — 7 G - tll
l o which add the cxpeccd arrivals frotn
Demerafa, ftt (where me crops at.e ,-ry
abort.1 nt,J anti d>e vast i'.adequacy of our
present inarkrt for this nmclr is app ,-cllU
We are rcspeciltdy,
, You assuvi d fruinna;
hvvy<ijs. % £#