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Fifteen West Middlesex ditto; live London-Bridze ditto. Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; Hatcbetes Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and the Odice of Mr. Scut!, New Bridge-street, London. To THE LADIES.--The Advertiser be re spectfully to inform Ladies, who, from their peccliar cumstances, require a Temporary Residence, that she . proposes to receive such into her Iloase, whirls is suitthly _adapted fcr the purpose, and where Attention to tiwir Comfort.and - Accom modation, in every recpcct, will be most strictly obsemed.— Seerecy may be deperded on.—Letters addressed (post paid) to T. M. to the care of Mr. L Brown, Surgeon-Aecoucheur, Berier's:street, Oxford -street, will meet with immediate At• tention. FROM GER MAN PAPERS. Faom THE Damson.—No subject which has refer ence to the social welfare of Germany excites at pre sent so great an interest in the Mass of the German nation as the regulation of the trading relations of the country. From the Vioula to the Rhine there is hardly a village in which this subject is not discussed by the whole of the trading and industrious part o f the population . 'll , o cause of the present distress is generally attributed to the restr;ctions on the intercourse between the different Federal States, and the preporplerancy of English and French in dustry. There can be no doubt that much must Le attributed to the transition to a state of peace; for from France, England, and America, we have the same complaints respecting the decay of trade...— However, the festrictionson trade in the interior, and the, unrestricted competition of foreign countries, have added much to the evil. The excessive fall of the produce of the earth is a plienonienon, respecting the causes of which we can as little be in doubt as respecting its ruinous effects. It is more than cheap ness--it is a complete want of market for the pro ductions of the earth, which has taken place. It is a great mistake to suppose that the cahse of this is to be sought for. in the productiveness of late years. This would have occasioned a fall in pikes, but were we not completely deprive:l of a market, the storing up in granaries by speculatUrs would have prevented the total want of sale at any price. The people who supply our wants in manufactures livo on the other side of the channel, and the line of French Custdm-house Officers, where our grain can not find its way. Thus we are in the same state with all other countries in which the productions of industry do not go hand in hand with those of agriculture, as Poland for instance. This detrimental state of things is now warmly felt by great and small lauded pro prietors, and the landholders therefore take as warm an interest in the regulation of German trade as the manufacturers and merchants themselves do. . . . . . A few yeits ago, when the English and French adopted measures injurious to German in dustry, we did mot even take any notice of them ; bat now every step these countries take excites a universal sensation. We have perceived with pain that the French manufacturers lately supplicated their King to endeavour to obtain a free exportation to Germany, whilst France is almost shut to us ; aaa the English have even imposed duties on cur only exchange:sle commodity, cur raw wool. At this moment we look with anxiety to the decisionoof the English Parliament respecting the Cora Bill. In Eng-loot! grain is more than double the price of what it is in Germany, as the importation is only allowed when the quarter rises to eighty shillings. Wete tl.e importation not restricted, the grain of the north of Germany would find a - good - market in England, and the effects of this Would Ile felt in Bavaria and Swabia,' as the grain would then - take its coarse down the - streams. But this is not to be thought of till the Geiman federation brings England to her senses, by retorting her own measures on her. From the reception which the traiing deputations have met with from the different GCrri44ll Goverionents, it is clear that they are aware of what will be hastefichl to the country. Their favourable reception at the Court of Prussia has produced a great sensation is all Germany, and v e entertain the strongest expecta tions of some substantial measures /ions the Congress of Vienna:—Alleme:ne Zeituni;-. LQTTERY OFFICE, SOJIERSETPLACE. JAmeAttv,:27, 1820. • THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MA-. JESTY'S TREASURY have issued . tizeir Rawest to POSTPONE the DRAWING of the LOTTERY, from SA TURDAY NEXT, to SATURDAY, Vie Fifth Day 'of FEBRUARY NEXT. LA-lESSE. 0 j\ t t I~ s I Ii