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"IN iiiist a rk: 4o i , 7.4 ,... 62 4 6 47: • 40 11 4) \ 4 ', ' - 1 . 7- * l• 7 je ..„ .. 1 • v P f , lir ': S • . t. : . tr• . ( _ ''., , • ~. I ' id iot i Voter \ W TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1814. NnIBER 8637. PRICE SIXPENCE-HAI 1714;.;T5T. THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, h7HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will pvrform the Tragedy of WAREHOUSING AND BONDING SYtiTEril. SALES BY AUCTION. COMMERCE. THE COMMITTEE of' MERCHANTS ap pointed at the General Meeting hell on the 11th October, give Notice, That on Thursday, the loth November instant, there will be a General Meeting of MERCHANTS and abets at the City of I.madoti Tavern, at Twelve o'Clock, to receive the Report of the Committee of their late interview with hi. Ma jesty's Ministers, and to take into consP.eration what may be farther conducive t' the attainment of objects so essentially im portant to the general Commerce of the Country. • London, Nov. 2, 1814. C. MICE, Chairman. NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE • FREE ESTATES. THE FAIR OF I.FIPSIC. A Vienna Paper cnntains the followirci: statement respecting the last Leipsic Michadmas F is : " The most business was, wit!)out &spire, d-ne in all those articles which belong to the manirlic tures of Lyons, as also in woollen cloths, c MACBETH. Vith a new Overture and Act Symphonies, compose; sad arrargoi by Mr. Hostv. Dencan, King of Scotland, Mr. POWELL ; 1 1 / 4 1achrtk, Mr. KEAN ; Maeduff, Mr. RAE ; Mateo ns, Mr. I. WALLACK; Banque, Mr. POPE; Lenox, Mr. El RINGTON ; Rosse Mr. HOLLAND. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. BARTLEY ; !levee, Mr BELLAMY ; First Witch, Mr. DOWTON ; • lliecondWitch,Mr.KNlGHT; ThirdWitch,II•Ir.LOVEGROVE. To which will be added, the new Comic Drama, called JEAN DE PARIS. By Mr. WILLoCK, At Bridges Hotel, in the City of York. un Wednesday, the 2Sd S:c. The latter has had afa vo:trable inflAt r,ce on the price of wool, which was hitherto exceedingly . depressed ; but which, to the t omfort of the lantitd The Chair will he taken at One &Clock preciely. proprietors, who have suffered severely, is now ra pidly advancing. The merino cloths produced in various Saxon manufacturing towns were in cltra 'rdinary request. An Armen:an met chant, from Tefilis, in vain offered Pcrsiati shawls for Sale ; the greater majority invariably preferred cheaper ar zieles ; and it was, upon the whole, one of the cha racteristic features of this fait, that the Bar and tRINCIPAL ACTERS : Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. EDWIN, Miss KELLY, Mrs. ORGER. In Act 11. anew Mkt, compozed by Mr. Bv NE. Mr. Kean will appear in the character of Macbeth nn Thtirs(iay and Saturday; and in King Richard the Third k.vcry Monday till kr 1-er notice. Mr Braliam wrl nuke his first appearance this Season to morrow, in the Opera of The Devil's Bridge. On Friday, The Castle or Andalusia. lh alst-in, of the Flicatre koyal, Dublin, is engaged flr a litr.ited number of nights a• t h's Theatre, and her first 2.ppear ence will be speedily announced. more costly aricles of luxury. fine sitars Ott" the highly tasteful French patterns, jewellery, found scarcely any sail, because the higher classes have not yet recovered froni the heavrlosses and pp; verty occasioned by the war. IVEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ►THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed • dm Coned/ of THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. Penni&lock, Mr KEMBLE; The Hon. Mr. Tempest, Mr. TERRY; Captain Woodville, Mr. ABBOTT ; firienhast,'Mr. BARR Y MORE. Emily Tempest, Miss/ 1 00TE. To which will be added, the Romance of BLUE BEARD. To. narrow, Venice Precerved ; with The Forest of Bondy. 'll.tir , day, The Mountaineers : Octavian, Mr. Kemple; with Tiriour tt.e Tartar. Friday, the 7'raged;• of Isabella. A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, called John, of Paris, and will be produced twat Saturday. Monday, Rcnieo and Juliet. SHIONABLE DANCING,hy Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stree . , Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that acrcmpli•liment, or have not-the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly rudied for those to whom it Is an object to acquire easily that faglionabh• requisite for genteel society expedit:ously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expetsce, with a respectable set of pupils, on the ',ohne teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the roost el .gant fancy dances, and aft the superior parts of the profes sion. The subscription Astemblies aae every Friday. FROM ROBARTS AND PLOWMAN. PEAT and MANDALL have the honour to an t ounce to the Nobility and Gentry, they have the richest tailed argil figured Silks and Tissues, Velvets, Sattios, Iri.h Poplins. figured Tabbineas ' Wellington Poplins, Merino Crapes, Bainliazettis, l.7..Ah‘ca and Cottage S uffs, &c. P. and M. solicit t.tle attention n 4 Ladies purchasing the above articles, and they *a confident they will be found or: inspection Hnequall.-d for 7,llehrese of testure, and J 5' to el per cdnr. uncle:: the ntiral prices. Ohs. Zo, Bedford-steef, Covent garden, nrarly opposite Het.riuttw street. BORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the ISublfe, that the Lottery will be drawn cite nth cf • this Mends, consisting of only 4000 Numbers, Two Tickets of , •eattisAluntb K 'rickets and Shares are on Pale at their Office, No. 26, CaNPIII.L. Hos ssi and Co. clividtti among their friends in the hit'4line moth% One Hundred and Thirty-three Thousand Pounds. Scheme contains: 2 Primal X 16,000 I 2 Prizes of ,t 2,000 2 13,000 4 3 ,000, &c. WAN MD TO PURCHASE AHOUSE,. Furnished or not, in a solitary and romantic situation, among the Mountains of the North- West of Scotland. Ireland, Cumbetland, or Wales: a small por tion of iltaclied Land is regnited, but this is no object. The Purchase-money cannot be Nid fur several years, lam will rest the rtt an-time, on the most ample security, aod be attended with tircum , t.n:os of the musi advantag.eoto nature to any per sons desirous of disposing of their Property for thew Children* . &reit • •„,* Addrcss Particulars, *tam Mr. S. No. st, At ans. • • . . BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES; FIRST SERIEi. 'VMS day seas .published, Prints, price 2e2. kti. 61. ; Proofs on India Paper, XI ss.; or correctly Coloured, in imitation of die Originals, I'vrelve Merles.' and a Her, . "THE SEVENTH PART of THE MARQUIS of S'rAFFORD's COLLEC: . TioN of PICTIIit ; arranged accortitug to Schools, and in Ct•rotiologieal Order; with Rentarks, and a parsicailar Description of each Picture. By W. Y. orrLEy, Esq. F. S.A. Ilia Part COTIThIII of Teti Plates, ceintaitung "Uwenty-two Sub-' jectsengraved in the l.ine Maner. Puldished by Lortgmanand Co. Paternovrr-row; I. White, Vert-street ; Cedell and Davies, Strand; P. W. Tomkins, and' at th, British Galery of .Picture;, No 54, Weer. Bond-street, where the beautiful Drawings In Water Colours, executed ex pressly fir this Pablicatmo, are exhibh44. 4/1111kmil he had, the lino Si: Carts, at the same Prices. i o fplipl..X TO TUE EDINBURGH REVIEW. This day vies publidted, pace 15s. boardr, A COMPLETE GENERAL ANALYTICAL AN- INDEX ft 'the EDINBUROH REVIEW, from Orto tser.sso9.. to November t ate; comprehending, in one Alpluibe• tad ;cries, distinct Referenc.s to all the Names of Authors re viewed, Titles of Books reviewed, Authorities cited or quoted, Pul lie Questioos disclosed, and all ineilental hiatus-. To wh eh are prefixed, for greater facility and rromptit tide of reference to the several Articles ' a separa.e Index of Books Reviewed, and aEether of Authors Reviewed. Edinburgh; !'rimed for ArchibalS Constable ard Co. ; and Longutan, Hurst, Rees. Orrne, and Brown, London. ••• This Work, which was undertaken at the concurrent sug gts• tun of a verycot.soerable class of It cads rs, Eas born extsc u t rd confdrsuity totbe best precedents in ancient and modt•rt! Li "taatttse, and on a plan in some respects improved. whole is comprised in One Volume, punted twifotmly and of equal site with any of the Volumes of the Edinburgh Review, to the inultitarious and important contents of arbicb it is Intended to afford the n aliest and roost satisfactory access. CHANGE OF SEASON! THE COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, so often teal to delicate Cinisiiutions, and which the chil ling atmoiplwe of the IA inter make• so prevalent, may be Like tually guarded against, and cured, by a free use of PRO BATT's elegant OXF. 1.3 ifYLENGES. `f 13. y absolutely ent and cure HOARSENLSN in any stage of the disraxe; and are the ONLY Med,ciue yet %covered that ha! the Infalli ifeet of iorengtlienitig and nielodizing Tim Hymns Votes! Sold, whele-eale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; an I Butler, No. 4, Chearide ; retail by Sanger, 350, Ox. fo d-street,l.ntieltio ; Munday, Oxford ; and by every respectable Veader io lowa and Country, at ita. W. per box. ESCAPE OF AMERICAN PRISONERS 01 WAR. TRANSPORT OF JCR, NOV. 7, Is 14. WHEREAS the two Atnetican Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from the Prison of DARTMOOR, on the 3d instant —the Commissioners for conducting his Majesty's Transport Service. &c. do horeby offer a 11l WARD cf RYE OULNAS for the Recapture of each of the said Prisonersito any peril"; or persons who shall apprehend them, and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise cause them to be igeurely lodged in any of the Public Gao!s Tuamits SWAINIL, Lieutenant of a Privateer, aged live feet seven inches and three-quarters NO, inithtle 'Axe oval face, fresh complexion, brown hair, aud,brown eyes, , RICHARD GLASIIOW, Lieutenant of a Privateer, age 4 five • feet five inches and one-quarter high, stout made, oval face, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey ties, pitted with the sm a ll-pox, and scar on right thigh. TRANSPORT OFFICE, October 22, 1/114. • THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTr* TRAN'SPORT SERVICE, for Wing ; Care 9 SICK and WOUNDED SEA ME N,and fur Me Cm and ; Clutely f PRISONERS of WAR, de herrby give nosier, That they will be ready at this °Eke, on Thursiay the 24th Novetubt•r, 1814, to rec Live scaled Tenth rs, and treat with sue% Persons as play be willing to contract for ~ upplyitig ;he Royal Hospital at DEAL, for twelve ninothS certain frsun the Ist of January, 1815, with BEEN, WILTON, BREAD, CHEESE, , RICE, BARLEY, OATMEAL, SAGO, SALT, VINEGAR, OIL, COALS, SOAP, CANDLES, SUGAR,. BEER, and BA V INS. No tender will be received after one o*.:1•4 oa the da y oftreaty,nor any noticed unless the party, or an agent for Lino, personally attend Each testier lima be acconp ;flied by a lases from two respataltle ter sons, engaging to beco;ne hound with the person tendersdg, in the mat ot se 500, for the due performance of the contrast. Farther particulars may he known by applying at this (Via; or to the Agent of the said Hospital. TRANSPORT bFFICE, °doter 27, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING. HIS MAJESTro TRANSPORT SERpICE,for taking Care if SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, awl . * the Care sod Cusco. j, of PRISONERS of WAR, do hrreby give Notirr, That they will beicaly at this Office, au Tuesday, the 1.24 of November, 1814, to receive scaled Tessler!, reat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Supplying the Royal Hospital at PLYMOU with BEEF, OATMEAL, CANDI E 3, MUI - FON, SAGO, SUGAR, • BREAD, SALT, BEER, CHEESE, VINEGAR, WINE, PP2E, OIL, CARROTS, BARLEY, SOAP, Fog Twelve Mtmths certain front the lit January, 1815 ; and MI K, GIUE NS, POTATOES, and POT-HERBS, Fur Three Years certain from the same period. A-, Tinier toil( he received . a ster one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the tare", or an agent for hint, perroi.liy attrint. Ea.di Tender aunt he accompanied by a Letter from two reriie. table it'ersont,rngaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the JIM of oe ;t for the due performance of the Contract. Farther 'aortic:dare way 6e known, ty applying at this Office, or tot leto Agent of the :did Hospital. PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFFECTIONS. THE following is the Copy of a Letter from the Rev RICHARD JORDAN, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester, Kent, to JA NILS RI( st ea, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey :—(By the Klogs Patent) RYMER's CARDIAC and NERVOU i I'INC TURE, for disorders of the head, stomach, and bowels ; gouty, b.liotn, and nervous complaints; itebility, palsy, spasmg, angina pectoris, &c. College Yard, Rochester, Sept. 11, 1814. Dear Sir—l continue vastly well, and am a striking evidence of tile beneficial dicers of your medicine, in Paralytic Affections. I use it now occasionally only, alei that chiefly in cold weather, when I have been in situations likely to give me cold ; such as greug to church in a wet day, &c. &c. and it is worthy of re mark, that I have never once taken cold, not even the slightest, since I have been in the habit of taking this method of preven tion. Your ol)edient servant, RICHARD JORDAN. N. E. Mr. Jordan's CaSe of Palsy, and Certificate of Cure, are No. 17, and :14, in the pamphlets put up with the bottles Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Ryni,r's appiiitment, by Messrs. Suttoo and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. id, Bow-church Yard; and retail try Fred. Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbury and Son, 45, St. Paul's Churcli.yard; J. Harris, the corner of Ludgate-street; mid by every Vender of Patent Medicines iu the United Kingdom, in bottles at 4s. 6d. 9s. 17s. and In pints, at 535. by which there is a coaliderable saving. Of whoa may be bad, Rymer's Pectoral Medicine, a specific In bad colds and coughs and as a sure Preventive of Consumption of the lows ill We*. at Go, and Lis. each. levant ' at Twelve &block, in Fourteen Lots, UND RYVery Eligible FREEHOLD and chieflyS TITHE•FREE EIiTATE, most desirably situate at Wes: Nunnlngton, Muscuttes, Stonegrave, Cawton, and lin. vineham, five m'le, front the Market 'Towns of Helmsley and Kirby Moorside, ten from Mahon, and the Foss Navigstion at Sheriff Hooton, twenty from the City of Yorlx„ and on exceed ingly gond Roads :—Cunsistiog of- SEVERAL. COMPAC FARMS, with EXCELLENT PAP BARNq, STABLE% and convenient FAR MSTRADS, and sundry COT VAGES and TF.NEMENTS, containing altogether upwards of ONE THOUSAND ACRES. of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and 'Arable Land, ntostly Thhc-free, and in the occupation of very respectable Yearly Tenants, who are tinder Notice to quit at lady -day nett. Mr. 'themes Skinner, of Nunningtan, will anew the Estates, aqd give Pafticialars and Plans t:f each Lot.; they may also he had at the Onfatft at 110041441' j White Horse, Kirby Moorside ; Blue lieil, at souliorcni g h ; Husband's ion, at Milton ; Etritlw.t's Hs: el, at York; Bose and Crown, at rit4'ngwo'd; Caldera Fleece, at l'lsirsk ; Crown. at ilonseghhAdzt ; I-ImA, at Leeds ; of Mr. Humphries, Land Atient, at R'pon ; of Mr. Sheardown, Printer, at Doncaster; of Merin. Daulm and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville place, New B u rlington - s treet ; and of Mr. Willuck, No. o;, Golden•spiare, Landon. GR F 14 7 S I'R EE t. BOND-ST R F ET. Capital, Spscious, and Substantial Brick built It FaIDENCE, with OFFICP.S, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, &c. with early Posiession.—By MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, December 11, at Twelve &Cluck, VERY Des:r.ible LEASEHOLD. ESTATE. renewable for ever at a Fine certain, compriAng a capital and substantial will-built, Family Mansion, adapted for the ae commisdation of a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction. The Property of a Gentleman. The apartments are well arranged and handsomely fined up, containing on the Upper Storey, livegood Sleeping-rooms ; on the Recond Stnrey, three excellent Bed-chambers papered, a Water closet, and binuse•ntaid's Closet; on the first Floor, in front are two capk.d.Vrawhig-rooms, communicating by folding-doors, ' eleestitly fitted op, a spacious Landing, Anti-room, horiing to a noble library, sit a s u thine and errant style of arzhitecture, Ground flo,r, Enrollee hall, Vestibule or inner-hall, Gentleman's Morning En nti, excellent Dining-parloar slid Close., a Bed-cham ' her, Dressing-rump, mud Water-elwer, a noble principal stone Staircase, with wrouitht Mil As:re and mahogany Handrail. l thelowcr Mobs, House.its epees Room, Screams' Hall, Butt . lees Pantry. Kitchen, Scullery, Larders, Wine and Beer Cello-s, a stone Staine s e ei3h t-stall Stable, Standing for three Carriages e l. rfit an.l R nom, corer, Wash howc, Lautriry, ate. To hr eh-we'll inlets. Particulars may be lad on the Pre ttily.% ; of Messrs lknbow and Alban, Solteitors, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Teesdale. solldtor, Threadneedle-street ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick s'reet, Golden-square, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had. COPYFIOLD ANI) LEASPADLD F.S HAMPSTEAD, CAMDEN TOWN. EAT 11.F.-13RIDGE, AND OXFORD-STREET. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cnffee hope, 'Change-arey, Cornhili, on Thurs day. the Bth of December. 11114, at • rwelve o'Clock, in Lots, By. order of the Executors of Mr.Wal Ft.cw za, deceased ; HE CoPYHoLn• AND I.EASEHOLD T •FSTAfFEri, cony Wog a essubolimis DWEL .I.INCI.I-10 tioree Stories high, four Roods* ea a Boor, with Double,frwtreti Sh,p, end private Enttance, Omar opposite Chstrebsianc, Hann's:end, in the occupation of Mr. Dixon, Shoe maker, Tenant at Will, whit a. Garden. Two neat, DWELLING-HOUSES, with ST-TOP, situate In High-stre , t, Hamp'.eal, in the (occupation of Mr. Brown and Me, Quntethien, oa Lease to Mr. Taylor, Copying& of the Manor of tiatnitstrad. A contract Brick-hurt DWELLING-HOUSE, two Stories, high, and neatly fitted ty, si•us.e No 8, Arlington-street, Cam- I den Town. A Brick-bu It TrATP.I.I.ING-HOUSR, two Stories high, con verit-ntly Mooed. 21 1 time No. 32, George-street, Battle-bridge, lathe occupation of Mr Bearer. . . Aneligiblc DWELLING-HOUSE, three Stories high, two rooms oo a floor, with spacious Shops, Parlour. and Store-room, Kitchen, &c. •n 111- bacement, situate No. 84, Oz turd-street, on Leak to Mr. Rl,f7.lt H. Portir.olars may be nad on the premises; of Mr. Witc, Harais- Inca ;ofßu .y thitclthissm, Esq. Brewers' Fait, Ald-r hilry ; at Orrraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gold. n• square. MIDDLESEX AND SURREY. iR 0.110 LD an: CO vyliol.o ESTA . FES, Whitt DWEL • I.INGAIOIJAES and • GARDENS, HAMPTON-COURT, adjoining BUSHY-PARK; three DWELUNG HOUSES awl GARDEN:, at TWICKENHAM; three DWELLING HOUsES and SHOPS, with GARDENS, hi bIEATHEN SIREh If, and THAMES-STREE V, KINGSTON. By Mr. ROBINS, At 'Oarraway's Cuffee-Houssi, •Thange-Alley, Cornhitl, on Tiniest) AY the Bth of December, 1814, at 12 o'clock, in Lots, by Order o f EleCUtOtS of MirWmt.i A 74 FLOWP.X, deceased. THE Eligible and trnproveable . FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, comprising, a Comtno• thous and Substintial Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE, with Offices, Coach-House, and Sta't'e, Garden and Pleasere Ground, in tl,e occupation of, and on Lease to Mrs. Letau ; and a DM'EI.I.ING• HOUSE, with Garden, itt.c. in the occit t eion of Mrs. Sot ru, on Lease situate at Hampton-Court, a ijoiniug Rushy-Park, and overioiking Hammon-Co - art Gardens. A contract, neat BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE and GAR DEN, late in the occupation of Mr. nowt'; a commodious and stittitaxial Brick-built Dwtfling, conveniently planned with; Carpenter.' Shop., large Yard, Sheds, Sawpit, and Stable, situate near the George, at Twickenham, in ;he occupation of Mr. Ro bert Hudson, Carpenter; Walnut-tree Cottage, with Garden, &c. situate near the Church, TwickeAtam, on the road front Rich mon4-bridge, of which immediate possession may be had. A BRICK BUILT DWELLING-MUSE, in the occupation of Mr. Danes', situate in - 1 - hares-street, opposite the Horse market, Kingston ; the Reversion of Two Freehold Dwelhng houses with Farrier's Shops, and Outbuildings, Garden., &c. in Heathen -street, Kingston, in the occupation of, and on lease to, Messrs. Hardittee and Cannon. . . To he viewed, by leave of the Tenants. Particulars may be bad at "se King's Head, and Mr Robert Hudson, Twickenham ; Bell, lsleworth ; Pigeons, brrntford ; Talbot, Itic'unond ; King's Arms, Hampton Court ; Griffin, Kingston ; Bury Hutchinson, Eq. Brewer's Hall, Aldermanbury ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden•square. • 'ALAND OP SKERREES 1,,1bH 13, NEAR ANGLEA, 'FOR CAPIIALISTS.—By Mr. SCOTT, At the Mart, London, on Friday, December 16, unless an ac ceptable offer is previously made by private contract, THE ROCK SAND ISLAND, or Skerries Light-house.—ONE-1 HIRD PART, or Share in this very valuable property, situated in the Irish Sea, near Holyhead, in the county of Angleses, first established by letters patent, in £714, for a lung term; but from the experience of its great utility, and the expense incurred in erecting the same, the patent was con firmed by Act of Parliament in 1730, and made perpetual, with the right to certain duties to be paid by all vessels " passing, crossing, or sailing in or through St. George's Channel, b/ Holy head, or Wicklow, &c. except his Majesty's ships of war ;" the profits are regularly paid half-yearly, the average of which for some years past will be stated at the sale. Printed particulars may be had one month before the vas, at the hotels at Liverpool and Chester ; Bush Tavern, Bra g 01; the Mart; and of Mt. Scott, Nu. Sib, New Bridge-street, ILondest. " England sent immense quantities of goods w Leipsic. For the first time, English hardware, im proved by a hundred intent inventhns, wav!igain to be had in abundance, and at very moder ite prices. Such persons, too, as prefer Eitgl,sli harness, in which all the leather work is incomparably better than any that can be met with on the Continent, had an excellent opportunity of supplying themselves: Large orders for these ankles arrived from all quar r tees, and extensive purchases were made. People were astonished when they saw the lists of orders. Oire single house wanted 17,090 dozen buttons. The English, howsnrer, did not meet with so advantage ous a market for their cottons and printed stuffs; the deluge of these articles surpassed alt conceptioo e This was but natural ; for whatever the English and Scotch manufacturers had destined for the American States, where the animosity with which the war is carried on prevents even the possibility of smuggling, was transferred to the C , ; int.nent. Large qiia.itities had gone to Holland and BAgium, but aid I.:rgi.r cime by way of Bremen and H imborgh to Leipsic. Owing, however, to the impi . overhent in regard to taste and neatness made upon Cie Cintinent, and po- Ocularly in Switzerlaid, the patterns of these goods appeared old-fashioned, or at least n.,t agreeable.--i The Swiss and Saxon dealers in those articles, the, fore, obtained a decided preference over tic English. with the Polish and Macedonian buyers, and aiso with those who purchased for the consumption of Ger many. The English, however, sold almost all their stock for what it would fetch, merely to clear their warehouses, and in doing so they followed the wisest mercantile rule. " There were also some very fine new English goods, and these, as well as the best Swiss taatsnfAc• turns, great quantities of which had been sent Ir•on Frankfort to Leipsie, were in great requect, and sold by the piece at the rate of 16 to 18 grocchen (?s. to 2s. 3d.) per ell. S, , eeral Cnemnitz hLuses, and particularly Becker and Hubner, did so much busi ness that their warehouses seemed to be completely exhausted. 11 The English were in want of Georgia cotton wool, which they therefore bought up at Hannburgas and whereier they could find MIT/. The Saxon ma. nufacturers found the price of the Mac'edonian and Levant cottons very high, being obiiged still to eighty guilders for it, including the Athtriin duoes and carriage. 11 How very much the balance of trade must be, upon the whole, in favour of England, is shewn by the progressively rising course of exchange, which has already got up from tour rix-dollars tour gro schen to five rix-dollars 21 groschen. The payment of subsidies is of course discontinued. On the other hand, the whole Continent pays for a hundred neces sary and indispensable articles of luxury far more to England than England lays out on the Continent. To this circumstance it must be chiefly ascribed, that colo nial produce, instead of falling, as was at first expec ted, advanced a little, and in all probability will ob tain still higher prices; but people are catitioris of speculating in these articles. No branch of trade, perhaps, feels so keenly the effects of the Iv er as the bookselling. The inspection of the catalog re of this tair will shew, that if all the ephemeral productions of the press were subtracted, very little indeed would remain. A Spaniard at Paris has undertaken to defend the ordinance of Ferdinand VII. prohibiting the im portation of cotton goods into Spain. He stem that during the war, every day or every night English cotton goods were landed with the connivance of the custom-house officers, along an immense line, from Nlattaro to Cadaques, and sold far below the real value ; muslins at 15 francs per piece of nine yards ; neck-handkerchiefs at 20 sous; stockings at 40 sous per pair ; nankeens at 35 sous per yard : all the towns were filled with these articles. What n itive mann factories could withstand such an inundatimi ? In six months they were all ruined, and the workmen obliged to go into the army. As soon as there %v.:6 no longer any competition to fear, the prices were raised, so that muslins are now sold at 40 italic , neck-handkerchiefs at three and four francs, and n.tt - keens at 6. This fact, which among others can I:e attested by two millions of people, was certainly if sufficient importance to induce Ferdinand to issue the decree, on account of which the English now accuse him of ingratitude. Had England said to Spain—. 66 I will supply you with arms and troops to main tain your independence, but all your ports shall be opened to our manufactures, however your own arti• zans may suffer by it," Spain would probably not have subscribed to the Treaty. It would be like saying to her—a Corn is cheaper in Barbary •go and buy it there: why should you take the troubl e to cal* tivate it 2"‘ TRANSPORT October 27, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS fur CONDUCTIA'G L HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SERVICE, for ta4i 7 Care ef SICK end WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Car: and Cmctody V . PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Wednesday the •231 of November, 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such fern .n++ as may be willing to contract Ihr Siapidlittg the actra liosrital at HAS AR. with IVEF, OATMEAL, BALT, MU I:TON, S%G7, CARROT'S, BREAD, CANDLE'S, SUGAR, CHEESE, SOAP, RICE, OIL, Bt'EP., BARLEY, VINEGAR, BAN/INS, for Twelve Months certain, from the tst January, Istis; and MILK, OREEN3, POTATOES, 'nd PO E-lIERBS, For Three Years certain from the same period. No Te:,4l::cill received after one O ' lle3 4/1 the day of treaty, nm. uny nut Lei, 'mien the party, or an tr,--nt pr hint, personalty att.:4. I%:eh Tender adult be acc.wj'anied Ay a Letter from two seepetohle Porsolli eng,.;ins, I , i become tound with Me P‘rega ien../..ring, in :he IWO of fir the due performance of the Contract. Furtter partkif'. , ri may be imrtvn, by applying at !hit ; or to t he .Ig•ent of the mid Hcipitai.