The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-03 00:00:00

MI 111 • E LEWES. JULY .30. elore. F r the lout quatter, euding . - .llk July. to . _ . • " Notwithstanding the see iii i i .nispension or the wool trade, is constqueuee of the failures its the (..1 „awl the check to the tide wuulleli•nimiufactuee of the West of England, o filch I cannot occotant fur, unless the exravAgitlit price of it hie, produced great economy in the 4.,e oh it, and • sultstitution of woalleus of an inferior quality : I bay, notwith ststolitig the check in the West, the lowest prices of Spanish wool, of the first quality, 10 Bristol and London, were,sahout the Nth of this month, Leo stew/ Its. Segurianu Ins, (I. tool Soria ins. per lb. and at the sam•• time tonne I loreford4iire was Ser. per lb. South Down of the first quality from 46. to 4.. 6.1. per lb. " At Hereford Fair. the hi...ginning of this month, fine %your sold at an advunce from last yeiir of Js. per slime of I 211 a. Is. 91d. wee refoi,ed for soul of the Ryland and Cross, and some of an inferior qatulity sold at 41. 70. Of the middling kind of wool a great deal remained unsold. Mr. Clive mild his wool, which is pure Hyland, with e slight mixture of Merino, ut St. liter lb. The prime Hyland wool sold ut 36. 7d. inferior Hyland at Se. Bill. per lb.; but it is said the Hylutid breed is so generally mixed with the Leicester to promote the increase of mutton, that the wool no longer retains its pre.enintence, cud that the Siouii Down harm,: considerably improved in quality. is wurth wore in fact than the Ryland brought to Hereford or to Rose Fein. Mo,t of the Herefordshire wool is sold . t 6 Gloucester clothier.. •' At Ross wool fair, on the 20th instant, the best Rylsad trinded wool sold from 3s. td, to 3r. 10d. per lb. A friend of our of my correspondents ex pects Ss. 9J. p. r lb. for his wool, which is very tint ; hardly any Merino Ryland was oflered, and the coerse wools were very low. There is no regular fair for wool is Cheshire; but I learn float Mv. George NVilbraham. of Dela mere Forest, who is well acquaiuted with the -utr ject, that the prices of the fleeces of that forest vary very much, (tom 3s. 6d. to 4.*. Jil. per lb. which Is* rise of 414. per lh. Waco last year ;—he obseretk. the Delaraerr Forest Nene is liner than the South-Down, hotpot soeveri t►rewghuut, end that it works well with the Spanish—a convincing proof of the fineness of the pile--as does also the South Down. of which a conoderable quantity Isis of late been carded with ►he Spanish, in mills tri.idr for the purpose. lie sold his wool this year. coo sisong of .'.5 South Down. 7o Detainers.. and :10 mixed Merino, at 4s. 2.0. err lb. ; loud WIC Of his neighbour., sold Forest and South-Down at 4*. per lb. and mixed Merle() at .5f.. 11.1. per lb. All three .4.m:it, are bought up for the Yorkshire ins nufammers. I 'lnds rstand Mr. Tollett has sold his wool of Spanish mixture, at per lb. including, however, utic-sixtb part or thereabouts of pure Me rin 0. " Thetford fair has not yet taken place ; but Mr. Coke informs Ina, that he has sold 773 fleeces half. bred South Doren and Ryland. by • Merino ram. at is. 6d. per lb.; and I team also. that inure than last year's pricey (.3s. 20.) is expected fur wool in those part.. •' As Colchest►r fair will not be held till nest Monday. we know little of the price of South- Down wool in that part of the cotietry. " At Dorchester lair in Oxfor.l.hore. held last week, the whole of the wool brought there're* sold. The best Suuth-Dowu there sold at 2s. 5 , 1. per lb. but it is tout h inferior ill quality to our fine wool. Common Berk.hire wool sold hetier than last year. At the sale at London Wall. I understand lunch business was not done. The Duke of Bedford sold sure lots of pure South-Down, at 3a. Id. and other lots at 3.. Id. per lb. Mr. Elliman refused 3s. 3d. per lb. for his wool. " Suns time after the last fair, held at tln, place twelve mouth, ago. the price of South-Down wool ruse very much. uotoillistauding the vehe ment assertions that the in.orket was gre.nly or ',tusked, and that the wool,taplers could not dispose of their stocks. The prime wool sold eison - afier the fair, from 3s. I iii. to 3.. lid. and upward.. fur. Price, of Ly ' ge in Kent, sold his South- Down wool at 3..9d. per Ih. and it should tie ob served, that he has no flown—lie hss ooly artificial grasses, and a few grass fields—he keeps above 300 ewes: amid Mir. Honeywood sold his wool of the same hind, at the like price. But the South-Down wool, grown in Ireland, wild there last Summer, by swim" greatly surpassed soy price we have ever heard of in this country; it sold from ss. Id. to be. rid. per lb. " The official value of woollen manufacture s expected lut year. 1115,416,1511. which is 562,15 ii. more than the preceding year. " The wise and highly to he applauded conduct of the present Admiaistration, in firmly supporting the dignity and moat essential interest. of this country against the blockading system of hula- Iparte, and the non-importation s od noborgo hies ;sures of the Arneriern Seater, has proved hi g hly beueficial to oar commerce. The trade in gencral greatly exceeded that of preceding years, viz. the exports in Isoll were 34434.2h71. and in 1 , 109 they rose to 30401,7031. and the g-iieral commerce of the country never floiiiialied to the degree it does at present. " Under all these eircumatancu, namely, the increase of the woollen manufacture in Yorkshire, , the estraordinary increase of our foreign trade. ' sod the reruns failures or great decrease of is fu ture slimily from Spun, I coocove the value of South-Dowes wool will usaintsen a high prlce, not only !root the •pprehesision that the "'reach will get 'munition of the port. of that cs.untry, but lain cause the quantity produced three will be eery greatly diminished in COnlietiti•lfee of its denser bon and the ruined state of the docks: and that i the reduction of the pnee of Spanish sod in eon. tsequence of the late failures. soil of the late exten ordniary importation, should lint materially affect list value of Sonih-Down anal, which is the prin cipal object of our cons.deratioo. and which ap t pears to be 3.. 4;.1. per lb. from an average of th e prcee of that article wild since the I..iluies, Rini wit iiiii the present month. in the several part. of the Innards n. I have avoidid all coasiileini ion of tearer Or loud wools. not wishing to ',pride* the : sni,ject with soy ii.i,or that del not belong to it : 1 I leave made littl e i nqu i r y, b ut I un d erstand the sale ii Tel dolt. The !Spanish bruit is rapidly Isprripting otter the kingdom, sod also the hired of I I:ri:ndi tine aoolltd sheep, which must dattioisli the growth or coarse wool, and eeplibequetitly the value of an article, necessary to loan) eareutial manu factures, will rise." . _ Lord Sheffield concluded by saying, tithe Meet ing wished fur his opinion respecting the price of guts& South. Down wool, that notwithstanding •the overage value within the present mouth throuJiont the kingdom wits 3s. 41d. per lb. he Willi .disposed to recommend, under all circumstances, and fur this encouragement of the Fair, mad the dispatch of business, 316 per lb. for such hargaine as shuuld Le made that day, but he was satisfied that those to whom it might be convenient. and who wished to reserve their %gaol, would have u better puce; and that in future, when the present stock of foreign wool IS disposed of, that our farmers, who I+4d at tended to the quality of their wool, would never fail to obtain a very good price for it. The company seemed highly gratified with a statement vo comprehensive ot r the whole subject, and which 1041 before the meeting the priers and character of the wool of the several parts of the kingdom. Mr. Shitfuer observed, that be hail at tended all the meetings from the first emtalili,ls meta of the fair; that the stateount• or time Lord. so full of mfortuati ~,,, had elwnts proved perfectly correct ; and that without that infatua tion so ably collected, the country would have been under great difficulty, and almost incapable of judging of the value of aii article of so much consequence to every person present ; he then roc posed that the health of Lord Stsrlfirld. the inuml er of the fair, shsuld be drank, with 3 t i me s 3. Persons well acquainted will, the nature and valor of wool, lament that this important article cannot yet field a fair market, and that we have not yet reached an adequate price according to quality. The coast/any continued a considerable trine at wide, and lifter the 6itag and Royal Family, the healths of the most disti.iguisheil friends of agri culture were• drunk, viz. Doke of Bedford, Mr. Coke of Norfolk, the great supporter of the cha racter of South-Down sheep, Earl of Egreinont, Earl of Chichester, Sir Joseph Ranks, Sir John Seabriglit, &c. Ste. The Agricultural Meeting, to he held here on Wednesday next, it is expected, will be, as usual, attended by all the principal agrieultnrists in the kingdom ; and a great number of different kinds of stock will le exhilmed for the prizes, in praise worthy competition. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AF GUILDRA LI., 10-211.1111 WW. Yd. it. John Frederick VeteMeer, Aagel•cuurt, Threermortina• Street, gierrlynal - - 10 hilin i /ram, 1110-street, Soother:irk, ebeesemimeer . In Thomas Goodell, Piolpm-laue and Iliiiciim.lane, 1.0.W.'s ; and Snerev.smsare, Surrev, merrhant - to William Field., Nortii•graen, 11tirsitip street, chip hat niaanfact neer • - 3 lir George Steen, late of Poplar, Middlesex, bricklayer and builder - - 3 I Am Jones St. Janies's,treet, milliner - - 3 1 9 9 6110194 Er:iiton, Duver, Gel, brand> . merchant - 9 1 Wiliam Forster Carlmetini-street, Fitstop-square, coach. maker • .1 19 Print's, Pearson, late it chiewell-street, pane.. hanzer .t 10 Esiantrod Ciatterell, jos. V ine.street, Lamm pond street, liornmerrelso et - - 3 11 William Woolcousbe, sou. and William Woolconihe, jun Itiritheil.dhe, Sin ; ey, ship buddy,. - - ::. I I Richard 'lrmo Sheldon, Neville's-court, Fetter-lane, jeweller - • 9 11 - John Shims, James-street, Westminster, baker - a- a Richard Pickier., Dock-Inaci, Storey, alova and glainnian . - . 9 to Thomas Saunders, Borungb-market, Southwark, builder - - 9 It - Joke Bloom, Imrlgate-hill, victualler - - 9 ist Richard Legg, late of Cornwell's Acids, Middlesex, dealer in coals . - • 9 10 • Jan Peters, Pnrtsmonth, Hampshire, merchant - o I huphis Mingay, Thomas Mingay, and Philip Nutt, Smithfield, hankers - 2 le John Thar; Deal, late of Shanesbui y. Mower - it 11 Chi istaplier &Mho, now or late of Nesbory, Berk- shire, cabiari•makte . - - I In Philip Hark, Plyniot.lleAlink, draper - - it 12 Tlonnaa Andrews, Ituingliall•street, Blackwell. hall (aerie . . - 1 10 Jobe II bode , late of Bneltersirory, London, wind( sale --- _ . - .mere- - - . 9 12 John Fairweather Harrisna, John Breather Fame. • arid Thomas Blake, 11enirosticet, Somber.. I:, merchaidi - - 9 li 11.11111161111F1/14 Coleman.strect.haildhige, inerchamt, - 9 to Witham Imbe, Richard Whitehall, mad Hear, Jenkir, West Smithßeid, Londe% limn-drapers - g I James Kiiiiit, Manias% Kent, shoemaker - - 9 1 William Hammy% William Garet, Wllll.lllll or riroll, Snuael Cooke, and John Fairweatlici Harrison, late of Tower.street, Laredo% merchants - - 910 Jobe Fairweather HAffil.l4l, Olken, vie John Fair weather Harrows, Frucharch street, banker - .. I Henry Surat, George street, Brick-hore, •ietualler - a I t Hobert Skydive, Epsom, Storey, ian-keeper - 9 11 Heigh Wainer and Slit her! Watson, hiewertie upon. Tyne, gloom - - - a 11 Richard Walton, Bishoptgate-strcet within, mer chant . - - 2 12 William Thomas Hul l o, St. Margaret's.hill, South wark, jeweller - - I lo Thomas Porter, Union-emu!, London, riser haat , I IS Willond Stark, late a Parerns-law, Loaders, noes theme - - - 1 10 Gregory Jeremiah Belem Grairearad, Kent, Mop miler - M- - I , i John Pearson, Hydess-emas, Mantliest er, green - II I Thomas Layenek, 7/11111111111Pl. Loudon, stup-seller - ! i a Hear, Moore, Brumley, brut, tailor - i lit Join Tstrecry, late elf dialnipagate street, Load.., inerelent - - I le Thomas pietism', Chapel.plasie, Smith Autlky •st rcet, tailor - - - - 110 DIVIDENDS. Thomas Resole, Geteet-lase, Imulon, merchant - IS Harry Hale and Harry Haggard Hale, Boehm lane, Jobe tt liestlev, Marli-lise, onsfamer - - I I Jobe Frei mantle sod Johns Damormeaas, Kiug street, Gina ell street, iroohlsaders - I t Newry Fkeserg, Haaway.strort, Osford street, jeweller - ri - to William Pamir Hecker, Bangliall.street, mer (hant . . . I Josei.h Evan, Red-hoe, glassman - id Juba Parkes, Eresialsart, ilonleydrira, wine-niter - elms. - . II George Swiallerinsil," BrecKairort, Barbican, braes mid staffordaliire wairrlimmemaa - - - .19 IF dila. Onstre mil lame Hill, StraaJ. hatters - ht Utl;nban Redford and laionscl Somner, Pomer.last, Limb% whisbask linan-drapen - la Joiwith bimodal% Limrstoampusi-Holl, dealer - le Roberta arbridie, Paragon-plate, Kent road, iiin• bermerehatit - I Thomas Paykr, late of Greenwich, Kest, merchant I CERTIFICATES. Whim firwpreilieracte, .it HU Fab %met, London, grocer. Jtoein Starts% of Millbroint, pari.h o f Maker, ca ti m m il, Sinew I Ifterwin, of Eiditkrord, parrot. id Okeford ritaplima, Ih.rmt, Inbt•er to ballot kt F.1.. 0 111. 8 . 1 . .A hpliitll4. ( , [Al.!' .In, Ilium anc , rhint. 1 1n.m.... Atom. u s ..e r roe ) , 11 e,-.11... n, hal 111 4. Robot Iliji..l, .1 it., • ioth, Miditke,., •alico pr:ut•r. .ff; . oi 114/.1)4t.' P-leCii(feETS. • 10Tr•Slarrt Jirc•'u.hin Lei and j.ktepA Cliavery. Iwo welLkolOll,44, poclui., were in - ought to the ()thee. In Olt fan to d, at ham ~brriS, Oa Weditenin) evening, charged with p . rkingp ik k at , eliar.u.e-Cris at the tith e the mock am *amain is 011 Wed:rade) nearwitig. tie. HuuhyL.e@hated, ,that be saw the Prisones and a & oilier mum in aismany together, at Claims at th above wl the crowd • dad knowing ow! uf M, 1 .4 suspecting they were ,boot to commit a rolihei, he imi%lbws them, and saw Lee stake several attempt. at a sir. ti,, w a, pocket. awl the other Prisoner way doe. Lee'a tib muw. endeavouring t o p revent him heiag sera Olt a coach passing at the ti me , l ow d rew • p : 44 4 Rent@ Ur. orket4,4 Jacksiner pocket upon which le ma th dim.* seized hint, and he dropped the ...Joh. The P0r n ,., , ( Hem, is... e a re d by a young man o f th e name of and the third man made lair recap.: in the Cll/11,i. Robert Jacktua, ether's- street, Grosvenor-91;4a,, tele. said, that he wan at Chat init•Creas areir.r, the math ;u r :,l. when his pocket-both nail handkerchief •vr, bef.ate the hook ate.. stolen, he felt k pocket; and us his miming it and twain r.atisd, kr 4, Prisotstr r 'vie; with Wit hotd, 4 ,4 picking tip his porket•Look with the oilier. Josrph Rich. it saki, that be w.u. with Hioaphrtas ob i saw sou's p e th ifk p rcf. i„oner ; , Le v : t h aw t h e poc k et book hum Mr. Jab, t The Poisouere were hilly committed to Newgate tor 441. £&,. the di iver of a Richmond sta2e cool, ~, charged, nutter the late Act of Parliament kir rep:little& st r ionic., with using abusive and sionniag I.ogu,gt: is JotLuM'Cresry, he brin g a p assenger b y the said coach, . s a the ahth tall. The Prosec.6., who rests es in Windsor:street, Petrel, said he was an...wile pas...ricer on the abort 431, C.v.' (niftily to Putney ; and eutwriving the Prisoner was dl. trei:l , l a hoc, he took his part, which induced the coachmen salt * him in the must gross manner all the way. him :twill in the moat diabolical language, th a t t h e Prusicai,, ti 4 the boy better then a wonian.—The Pnsuuer was co., in the maitilty of toe. which be paid. Ilelfuf Meer pi eat go to the Cumplatuard rod halt to the finneyrre of the k ay Jahn 11'e56 was brought by Taunton, charged aid, , returned transport. Taunton said he apprehended tA, . sower in l's•iometrett, in the Homagis, ampecting ai . to have escaped from ou hoard the Welke at Wouleith, slam be was under sentence of transportattort in the saute uild. tenni and since he had the Primmer is ceawli,l o acknowledged to him that he Lad escaped from the Maki d Woolwich, in the guard-boat, with two Other council. The Prisoner was euartnitted far trial. newest Haffner was brought to the. time In the meal of Harry Adkins, charged • ith defenadiag Mr. Humphries the Barrister, of New-are, Lint-obis-Mu, a mi... a The prisoner was formerly the Prosecutor's ark. Os the a7th day of Jannary last M settled an arcwut7lth 1,. Lowden, the Attorney, of Lieerrisie ma, statuette/6 471. Gs. for his ennstee, bat only tecituuted to im 71. 175.6 d OS the discovery being made 11 the ati It' of Jose, be abecouilled. Store that time he 1141 wroloieve ral times to his master, proposing to settle the bosom, Set did sot say where he was to be met with; hat et INA di. reeled that • letter would reach him if left at his broilee i n, the Borough. slam Adkins, Isowevcr, by good tuansiannt„ found hint et his brother's ow iVednaday, sad 64 lin into custody. His brother sem weeds applied to Me Prim cuter to settle the Miasma. The Prisoner arkentledpi the charge, Bad attributed his bad maiden is an nernmer connection with afa male. Ik was committed fur bud. 111 1714 (V" I %,o1 104 rya frlif pEss.i tbA• bY oubjell Sucil • • ( r ir:4l, 1 ist at I rilH 1. a Zfat: a• - . 1 fa seat rain ire • viol( VEND train, it 01 tb , Alps a lilt aim ask, ao 9,1, tact ••• • ibt kit ik.o der V;,i mho rell Yew. .4!" it( f.O ' te*m it virfe W 1:4 R. Le Cb4-I I. II L E R~~.i, ~ C. V U. ell `..lc t vrs, IA; J 1V r:em L h u.;, •M yy N.n. Ind 9 f ea,' 11 h i , Lasl. 4 Irvla . . . . - . . ~ . . - . LEWES. JULY...it). alore, f- r the last quatter, eliding . :Alt July. to growth of coarse wool, and consequently the value. : .1- a , Pitixi 4 r. 3.); .tioslbv. • of an ertieleom necessary to matt) essential maim- - "'' ;..5 ke 5....„. --owes- • WOOL FA IR. " Notwithstanding the Pee iiiii is siispensiou of the factures, will rise." - . ..1 . : • 'err ata -, . . - wool trade, iii cense-gut/flee of the failures iti the Lord Sheffield concluded by saying, tithe Meet- PIC P°C... I 4ETS• L " veer! Thursday the annual fair for the sale of wool wts k ay. mot the check to the line woolly -1i- maiitifaettlre if% wished fur his °notion reapectisig the price of r i1i,‘"...4:4" L' and J . AsePA C4einery, two „ e u. ka *ui held here, and was well attended by many reeve a- of the %Vest of Englaiid, ta filch INI iiiiii account good South. Down wool, that eutwitlistituding •the liara P i i : •w yr ` re ed * a . ::: l - 7 a ht 1 7 the Other. in the esibia ,""l o ai•k. ....--- able woolmtaplers, from London, Yorkshire, heal for, uuless the txritv.ogailt price of it ha•i produced overage value vrithils the present mouth aunt' Jiont . st c.c rou at il i ? l e a a ,:, l44 ,, n ir ell ::!:: 1 1 :" l'''' l6- ot - pul h. e , elsewhere; god by all the principal gentlemen and great economy in the use 01 if, and a aulwetution the kingdom grit J. 41(1. per lb. he was .diapootel Pillory. on , tv i l:erd c a T Li d wei . s u s:eknowins "::::::la t tl e. reago e, farmers of the South-Downs and heighbourhood• in woalleue of an interior quality : I bay, notwith- to recommend, owlet all circuttintatices, awl tOr Hosoploeta moted,,thot he law the Pr' e An excellent dioner wao provided at the Star Inn. statialiog the the in the Weal, the lowed Prices or the encouragement of the Fair, turd the dispatch t o n t' isohj,i,::, t.7:,:4:,ll.,:pcsa.PittAes:eig::::;";:epai,..,:t.b,";,::::":4;.; o u 44,.. ]: : ' , where Lord` !Sheffield presided. a t after dioner Spanish wool, of the first quality, its Bristol and businees, 3s. per lb. fur ouch barrio.' as should Le suspecting they w about to co ' his Lordship being requested to comm u n icat e the London, wertasabout the Nth a this month, Leo- made that day, but he was satisfied that those inforinotivis li e h a d received tespectiof wool 111111:1 serge ids SegoViallU Ws, fait. awl Soria Jo e . per w h u ," it mi g ht lie convenient, and who wished to ,f t , ii i u . i : : : : a e e t .th...aha j : .,... t k h . e .s.tic o , t a ll t ei• thk P e ri t so in a t i e e , r(Chiu d i l te w r i... 4 :l . 3 ::::: f 55 $ Ci., leek st the tenollen trupinfacture , rose arid said-- lb. and at the sante time mime I lerefordshire was reserve their .soul, would have a better price; hind 11- " • d ell ."' "dt4"arimit Cu Patton him being a .---- aI new: •• Mt desire to acquire iiiformation that might set per lb. South Dorris of the fi rst quality from ' that in future, when the preseid stock of foreign f be 'ireful et these meetings. ham been greatly in- 44. ler 4.. 6.1. ptr 14.. wool is disposed of, that our farmers, who had ist- seised 141114 alid 1016 draPPail et t ' llc ur Zs ci‘ T i 1 - - auta ' d ' a rtf f r i l!er crenate' liy the flattering opittion which hits been "At Hereford Fair. the beginnieg efthis mon th, t en d e d to th e quality of their wool , would never foil `aid, died je_•7a-crikeeel..,h.y4 j a s :o e n . ::::::ai t i ,t o; n t s t , 4:::::: . ‘ ;" '',":". vii. D . E bi. S eby S i t expressed, that my endeavours have been service- five wool' sold id au advance from last y ear of Jo. to obtain a very good price for it. unit the St u nt man made late escape in the ens„:l;,..e o f t"-Ltil. able. It encourages me to persevere in my inquivy per ensue of 11211 a. Is. !)'d. vies refuted for wool The company seemed highly gratified with Is 4.1. r, .1114 R 1,,, s , .tl l., l ii i t h 7 .14 at t7hating•Cross aceie.:, the 0,,,, 4, i y. ri e me 3 "i i inns the state of the woollen trade, auto the probable of the Itylaud and Swinish Cross, and Some of an statement I 04) ( . 0111preliefisire of the whale subject, pocket-boos and toinekereeier - enmity and quality of wool from this and other inferior rioulity sold at 4s. 7ld. Of the middling and shin', heel before the meeting the prsePs sms.il i s :h n :) mr . sy li b :i i d , ee,.., th it: N ewris k :rsit.ce , iwi 1:1:1., :::: 6 1 4, t . .n5 ui_ P V dowries, and the probable demand there is likely kind of wool a great deal remained uhruhl. Mr. character of the wool of the several parts of the p ocke t ; and uo his m is ting it un it r, 44 „1„ g rwa telli , t a ia , ti if A to he former omoulio•tote. 'The perpetually dialog- Clive sold his wool, which i. pure Hyland , with a kingdom. Mr. Shitfuer observed, that he lioil at- If vs' i:. 1 .: :•onoletwoo of the civilised world, its-distracted slight mixture of Menem at Ss. par lb. The prime tended all the meetings from the tiro establish- picking up h it Parkrtia`olt with We other. usjesh sei h Beck. it said that he w 0 with and ron.oas el a te, semi is t o b e t& inquiry, and to Ryland wool sold ut 3.. 711. etifer.or Ryland at meet of the fair; that the statement. 4,f th e :\,.ble saw the Prisoner di ' B"wthreis "i awn' ! ironer , -et, thaw the pod" book flout Mr. s in k, that, ail reader it estrenielyeliffienit to offer you satisfactory 2*. Mil. per lb.; but it is said the Ilylund breed is so Lord, so full of iliforiumti iiii i hail alwoy I proved t ow, pocket. i s tbe , opinions; but if we rely no faces (audit is to them I generally mixed with the Leicester to promote the perfectly coffee' ; and that withont that inlirtiot- The Whalers were hilly committed 1 0 N e ,, g „,, tot td4. te am°, shall principally endeavour to taut your attention) increnee of mutton, that the wool no longer retaine tion so ably collected, the country would hese • -- ar,ten reasonable conclusions may be drawn. Theincreaa. its preeentimence, and that the Sote.h Down barite; been under greet difficulty, and almost incapable j tizjiyu,shoebeb:iiumgiitarep:t.neguerhoilbylo' athelinm.iu.4l,L,ecoaell:6s,l:l6.; r . .. , 11 ). 7 :;: " d i : e r l jeu rt,h ? th th e c li d t i c it A -e i r of of a Richimmid sta2e comi c „„ (Kho Fa, liament for Teo • e - yo own ed difficulty of pro , ursug, aryl the eon sent high considerable improved in quality, is worth more in of judging of the value of ail article of so mach price rif Spaaish wool, raised the value of British. fact than the Ryland brought to Hereford or to eotiseittieure to every person Dres,ot ; be th en per- Sue wools, and induced our spirited farmers to at- Rose Fairs. Most of the Herefordshire wool is sold posed that the Lentil' of Lord Shef fi eld, the Inuati- the atith all The Preserves -, who rendes in Wituko r 4t ere ,. p,,,, , ,, r i i.4.. . f , l etil sr. fit ; lat .ti : tried to the •Ineliorittiott of an article which had le Gloucester clothier... er of the fair, should be drank, with 3 times 3. moil he teas an .1116114 p3ll.l . nrer MI the above -.' been grea tl y d e b as ed and neglected, Inconsequence l si At Ross wool fair , on the 2.oth instant, the heat Perwn. lo wel acquainted with the nature and treble (* dut y to p i n," , and ~,,,,,,,;,.,,,ki , p i i , 431 ,4 "1..-, &meat of the pernicious mono of at hrene, and the per. Rylaad trinfled wool sold from 3s. itl. to 30. 10d. of wool, lament that this important article cannot r a li tiNs :l .,[l:ll % "'e W ilt: : :bi d e i• h bn migtni i p ir airt a iT l , l i ing slicsia u b efe ni'n; , deur til e . id t irflt t eh ls iee : wc Pk : l tc .:bsi e nl' t :t ': : ):::; ‘ : cS r iltP:47' .. ": mission t o i m port wool, free of all dunes, from per lb. A fnend of one of toy corre s p o ndents ex- . yet lied a fair market, and that we have not yet every part of Or world. Depreciation and ne- pects Ss. 9J. p. r lb. for his wool, which is very tent ; teethe." an adequate price according 40 quality. Me boy letter then 4 winnan..-The Pi iouner was r 0.4 ..: l ~a ~n glees, of course, raised a prejudice againat the use of hardly any Menno Ryland was alerted, and the The company continued a considerable time at t s e rs. go jo ns h :l l i t e .c r s6 ol . s 4l , ,i la b = g t h s t n;l . :T r l a t n io nt t o h n e . ...... r y chaiseasa ~, ,i f , : . 1 ,4 K , .., .. std p. table, and After the King sae Royal Family. the i " the 1".""1"."( s ! a ' which he Pahl. l e______ lalf " "heft P "a' .-; it i n nu. g oer ,o ,onfectures; mid it Masao longer cowrie wools were very low. worth iii‘• while of iiiir -00 l growers to attend to the " There is no regular fair for wool in Cheshire; health. of the most didieguisheil friends of ugri- Troika., 'int tonim at at.- :neatest weight or qoantity. but I learn flout Mf. George Wilbraham. of Deit- culture were • drunk, viz. Doke of Bedford, Mr. returned tratopeort. Taunton said he' msreberided ik, :,, psired,i armee hi t's•ion-strect, it die lief er I ..-The adequate price now g i ven for British fine mere Forest, who is well acquainte d with the , 4ils- Coke of Norfolk. the great supporter of the chi.. iiiimet!i i ii“ is wool has had 14 SUrrlr.Zlllit effect, sod the wool of ject, that the prices of the fleece s of that forest ratter of South-Down sheep, Earl of Egrrinont, I b l e av vr e is esc un ate r a rm o us ru ou ce !i f? ard Illaraltat Wouleteb, els e ward Malin ; and since he bait 1 1° Lotaer in tik ia a c a ri• e tial l i i l a d. r our principal South-Down flacks is inituitely bet- vary very much, ft om 3s. 6d. to la. j.l. per lb. Earl of Chichester, Sir Joseph Banks, Sir Joins .. ter than it was • few tears ago, so touch tin that which Ise rise tit 414 i. per lb. sista him year ;-he Seabright, Ste. Ste. acknowledged to hint diet he Lad escaped from the hour s with the help of the , i4,raiinli breed of sheep, so ofearryta, the Delaraere Forest fierce is finer than The Agricultural Meeting, to be held here on Woolwich, in the guard-boat, with tweedier moats 4 rapidly increasing in the United Kingdom, and for the South-Dowie but pot soevers theasighout, and Wednesday next, it is expected, will be, at; usual, The Primmer was cusantitted keened. Z fa tr7 Amon Gaddia.... em brought to the ,ice In she lf sod po which we are to peculiarlyindelited to His M a j es ty, that it works well with the Spanish-a convincing otteoiled by all the principal agrieulturists hi the o f .ii. Aoki's - charged Unit ,1 4 - the Bar rrir rister, pr isoner°l t ri as sw• ronnT a i e r at ly ir. L u t i l l ee i New e c : l l l :lr . .: l- r i al ug : lo arc t .t or's r ir . : " . ;7lol .l . l, " l, o 4 : sir a there can he little doubt that this country ma y be- proof of the fineness of the pile--as does tam the kingdom ; and a great number of different kinds rink come independent of on other., as to the supply of South Down , of which a considerable quantity has of stock will be exhibited for the prizes, in praise. The V I TIrD wool of aft kinds. The export of saperfine cloths of late been carded with the Spanish, in Mills maths . worthy competition. . t ia he . v .ies eth . eri tb. yof A ta n n or nar mi y rompserd with inferior manufactures. is small, soil for the purpose. He sold his wool this year. coo- -------o- Iroise, the great hulk of near woollen mannfartures is listing or .235 South Down. itt th'lentett. alitt MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, OV. Ga. few his wanstee, bat only creosoted ta km k it odo 71. ays.6ll Os the discovery betug made ,C the Ilt . Iff made of British wool. especially fur exportation : :10 mixed Merino, at es. 2:d. per lb. ; mid one of Joh, Fret:dz.i,i-li- ► ,Y.nearlitactro,-;.:;elll.cut:tr.t,Tloroginortoio: its. le in . ';',.! .. 1 ) . .1..... ea r t a h he is em ma t ieci . e ; , ra S ' u p . ee , s th iag et te h ati nle t h ic e .L7 ae a s r: aus ile:am' ive shl e it i l m, " :6 , l those of Spanish wool are primevally for home con- his neighbours sold Forest and South-Down at 4.. 4 *tree 10 run sp r ay where he was to be met with; hat at lestit e di. animation, which. Imerver, is the beet inarket. per lb , and mixed )letioo at ss. 11.1 per lh. All ; John Orem, litgiondreet, Soothe/ark, r:beesemrseer - sale, ao Very good superliee cloth is matte of South-Down these wools are bought up for the Yorkshire ma- Thomas Goodell, Plolpot-laue and Iliticiuglane, reeled that a letter would reach him if left at lastest Oa the Borough. 'tarry Adkins, however. by goud asasegenme, 9d. eat Loudon; and Marrev.square, Sums, merrhant - to wool, and is very sulliient for the woollen mend. nurse:tuners. I understood Mr. Tollett has told his found him at his brother's oa Wednesday sad mrek I. ••• -1 W h illiam Field, Nordi•green, Worship street, chip into . „ i o ike fat-vanes of Yorkshire; and when its improved qua- wool of Spanish mixture, at Lis. per Ili. including , 3 ., custody. His brother a mine& applied soda Press hie hes Illy is better know,' therms it will surely come into however, one-sixth port or thereabouts of pule Me- Gegirg A r al ß ßa t u re f.° ll, l° lnt ivr e of Poplar, Middlesex , * bricklay er - ' cult. ,' te matte the heal "' The Pell a' "' walla/ g al .... jinakir . _ ___ 3 , the charge, and attribuSed his bail caudon is an 'sumps thrviy greater deruanl than is at present the case, where rum • Out nil ma the northern wools are generally used, and the coo. " Thetford fair has not yet taken place ; but Mr. A's. imle.' Son, Dwer, Lent, homy merchant a I somir St. Jastees.'amtis Milliner - -3 is connection with aft le. Ik was committed fur not. 'lama ad - -„1- 4 enniptiou of Herefordshire and South-Down wool, Coke informs tee, that he has sold 774 fleeces half. ' ~ 'meal E Sono SS' ILK Caebortuu-street, Fitleol-aquare, NAVAL I N TELL IGENCL -. 4t' is not considerable. The woollen trade in the bred South INuen and Ryland , by • Merino nun. NAU coach- maker - • • • I la • that mute thou William PeSISOO, late r.fChiswelhstreet, pale:-inners '3 10 •••••••••••-• recto West Riding is at present very good : the detitottd at 4s. 6.1. per lb.; and I karst also, . wars for low and middle-priced woollens, have a e e pt last year's pricer (.3s. 2}d.) is expected fur wool in I falmaad Cotters, jam. Viee.streil, L a itioi peal- . , . . .. . roatessocte, *uncle I. - away all the stock on hated at so advauce of from 3 those Parts. I street, lionineterchom - - - 3 ~ Armed the i'residetrt. 44 guns, Capt. fillies- . witness wsoicombr. sea. and William Woolcoutbe, COLD to 71 per cent. and of course the price of wool em - "As Colchester fair will not be held till next zie, in seven week % from Rio de Janeiro. r u• anther! .;the , Sun:, do haiku, - , I, . 11- 4 it Sailed the Iris, 3f grans. Captain ShortlaaJou ;p i ne d i n t h aw we i sio n i eu ses has a dsa uc est. Prime Monday, we know little of the price of South- k i n-hard Hew; Sheldon, Neville's-court, Frtter.lane, . ~...... Sponsish wool Ices beet purchased hit awing at las. Down wool its that part of the emirate. Jeweller - . - . 3 lg ". .....'''• . S ' • 31 mid upwards, per lb. to sell again ; awl it. Iliart•h "At Dofelleater lair in Oxfordshire, held last Jolla Stirrer', James-neect, Westminster, baker - J. a The Argo g i ves convoy instructions to the halt i w g, , Last. the current poet at Bristol, from whence our week, the whole of the wool brought there're* sold. Richard Pickerels, Dock-head, Surrey, 4.lima and booed lo Quebec, Ilelifax, &c.-Wind W.N.W. 141 tte s ler C flue fabrics .1 w o ol Tie the West of B og l ea d are The best South-Down there sold at 2s. 54. per lh. Ti t i tlautaaa . - - - - sto PLTY01:111. JULY 31. times aunders, Bortingb-market, South.% , II C ame i n the Al ge i rat S itat i a h sloop of ear , el,,,ark, nis o: supplied o soliket 1k pet lb. Late failures, sei s i ng but it is ou t h inferior in quality to our fine wool. h a ndy,. . . . . from speculetioth have had the e ff e ct o f Common ßerkshire wool sold heater titan last year. John lilrsice, Linigate-hill, victualler - -9 i, from Cadiz, with damage. soa... fee eta loreiggo wools • at prices At the sale at London Wall, I understand touch Richard Legg, late of Cornwell's Scuds, Midatrscx, Sailed the Niemen frigate, oo a eruize.--Wild 00'W , obilh sidle glen to did illealtiaaalf the times tha w busmen was not done. The Duke of Bedford sold 'kaki i" rail* • - - •• 9 to N.W.Clef% abet, lolls Nader glommul saftke tad.; however, igaa mese lots of pure South-Down, at 3m. Id. and Jain h p s eters, Portsio r zoth, Hampshire, merchant -a i FILuorTll. JCLY SO. Itself„ WU is will asked sit Bristol, and it is emafideattly other lots at $ 4. Id. per II). Mr. Ellu t an refused sow o ok liztar . ,.. t.r :mas Mangey, and Philip Nutt, 2 12 Arrived the Medusa. floss. Capt. Bouvene, grid,,,,„,, - • - 115114.902* the onuses will ho l d rather thou sell ae 3s. 3rl. per lb. for his wool. John Thee Deal, late of Shrinesbu 4 y, h ee ,, e , . , i i di.i.attches front Curunna, in three dart' passage. sae i. lase ghats ISa. Yet a few instance* *rude just now. " Suns time after the last fair, held at tin, eloistaldber,s6hhee vow or late of NeahorY, Berk- . -The dispatches were immediately forwarded is sits ei ill 0•11111111939113111 of left failures, and the present place twelve moutht ago, the price of Synth- Down hire. ratueri•maker -I lo London by expreae. Alan. arrived the Erprtu lout., lielibitlin 01 demand. iii we likely White, a perms. wool ruse very much. unto illistauding the virile- Phi lip Mark, Pi t alaalh. ' l "rkt rhal'er - -a is pseket with a mail from NI Its (letters are in nisi), Tl,..mas Andrews, Batinglialtstreet Blackwell. hall ' 8 111111.1114111hre; 'lid a prineipel corrospoodeut says. it meat millennium that the market was gre.nly over- ( ac ,, , r . . ' . . a 10 fifteen d a ys from Gib ra lter. The packet left at am., AY / um, he affirmed. IMZJIrse sum/. are fairkior stocked, and that the MOOkla pier* COUlei mist dispose John Made, late of Beelterabury, Leaden, wholesale - - Malta the Cartert . f. 6(1 ' 4 alb Spats is drained of steers, see Socks scatt ere d, of their stocky. The prime wool sold ersolisfier t.r'' Tairweatior; Harriet; John Breather Furze. -- - II 12 DRAL , ACO. I. he ..i toiin air, • said persons well informed say, that the l a te s h ear _ the fair, from 3s. I Id. t o 31. lid. an d u p war d.. Mr. amid Thomas Bloke itehise-sitect Soother.. I: Sailed the Beagle sloop of war, and the M. Al- iog cianeet possibly furnish more than 10,000 ba r , Price, of 14 'ge in Bent, sold his South- ~, 6." . ' ' .. , 4 han's men of war. for Sheerness. The semis& s e ,,, , - loader the most favourable circumstances of ship.. Dawn wool at 3s. (Id. per lb. and it should Ise ob- JOOSMaII Fort, C..lesoan.stresS•boadlors, . merriest.- ;;; bound remain.-Vilud W.S.W. Ih r._'''' !leg, he. It appears that the priers are higher served. that be has no nown-he hiss only artificial Witham Lake, Richard Whitehall, sad Henry !esti', colts, JOLT VI. nape. 1.1,, s ees raw at Lathan and Cadiz limb heave, wh ic h t e gnaw*, anti a tear gnaw fi e ld s- h e keeps above 300 West Smithfield, Looks, titan-drapers -t I amounted for by the prevent .t„t e a th e moues . ewes : awl hiss Honeywood sol.l Ins wool of she j tZ a r„, Kt i i i" tt ' Msatisie' Kent, ahwmatiSer SOIL, William Gizmo William II oriron vine, wlth the undermentioned transports teeter ha soda, _ _ a 1 . Tuesday lest arrived the Rota, Capt. l'. Sower. ".. ebarket. The balk of the Spanish wool now ou slew kind, at the like price. But the South-Down Samuel s Cake, and John F i . 1 hereto., , neotection :--- eenmi Esigkuid is said to be ia very few lo a ds, and they wool, grown in Ireland, wild there last Summer , late of Tower.street, Lardy., Le n :Cha t : e t: - r- • • • • It 'meal -9 to Diana, Agincourt, Franco mull Elles---76th egg - E tail leaving purchased at an high rate, it is believed will by ...0., greatly vurpasi•rd any price we have ham Fairweathee Haffi.oll, eiher•Vie John Fad.- R,dwrt , Trafalgar, and Wolga-.-s oh Regiment. beep ep the present prices. Spain having now ever heard of in ibis country; it sold from 3s. Id. weather Hannon, Fruitage-eh shy et. booker -3 1 Thetis, Nik, soil Brothers-oath Regiment. . 4 ,.., W. li.i (seta for • considerahl• time the theatre of the moat to ( is. tie l leer lb Henry vomit, George street, Brick.lsoe,•tetualler -. I t Jaime with the MA illwil blklwrialt" tiled" 841111.1111. Hobert Sicnker , Epsom, Sinewy ion-keeper . 911 . destructive warfare. and its rued economy cum- '' The official . value of woollen manufectures Heigh Waimea and Slither! fin esses, N elk . pletely deranged , the future ion porsehups of au .,l i exported last year. is 3,4 16,1311. which is sal, 'sal. Tyne, groom ' apes PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. J.B L - - - aI it uf E must be greatly deficient. Th:s is known to ' more than the preceding year. - Rickert Walton, Bisheptgatc-strcet within, mei , Bank Stack T. PA, the holders of that article, and that it will become " The wise and highly to los applauded condi/et ellase 36 . ' - -a 12 s per Cwt. Itedosed William ir :--insa Doha, St. Margaret's-hill, South- 3 P" Cs " . C• 1 6 .1 6 9 11 . ! I t %I T C ! . miry scarce. sod that they will have' hereafter, of the present Adnsitaistration, in firmly suppormog 4 pwr CMS.. iii •• •• • • a $ if not now. a very great Price fir it. Oa au the dignity sod most ewsenttel interest. of this Th w o a Ls k, "irs ir e e t i re s 7unian - - - - 3 la •MeentowL 'lsom I , "-", -coot., London, user bast , I is „ e-__ -._____........--. a •re a average of seven yearv, ending 3tli January itso7, country agatnat the blockading system a Belli. Willeritil Stark. late of Piancras- . haus, Loading, war- .aa ll''''' • - parte, and the non-importation sod fed:ergo mese ' l ' 4 ()maniere. II al- il 45.1 portation of foreign wool anauumetl to 7,644,3471b5. sures of the Atnerocan States, has proved highly Gregory Jeremiah Briggs. Gravesend, Kmit, atop. India Bomb es a ppm , " 10 Jr `..le seller general John Pearson, Hirie s a-eweas,Maorbest w e;, grocer ". I t :1 Liteltinfore MRS.. 4 7 P"' and daring the year leao, the French not being in beueficial to our commerce. The trade in English Lottery Tialisis a..es Wr 1,,, possession of the principal torts of Spain, the sin- greatly exceeded than of preceding years, viz. the Thomas Loyesek, Minister, Loudon du sellerCommis for • sift mat , fie....ti portstion of foreign wool was very lar g e, viz. exports in I lane were 34454.21171. and in I ilo9 they Haar, Muon, Boman. Rest, tailor ' P. - 7 I 3 1: T. 1111111 .1_, In "" hag. he 6,045,ne51b5. not so vouch as 900,04:01ho. less thau rant la 34.301,7631. and the g- .real commerce Of Min Torisey, late of Bin to street, Loadon, , 4,, Comehill„ ems Cliaelwituot" _ the usual importation t one-third of which, how. the com a t r y S tever flouij o iwej to the degree it does at Tb m."l4lB°l tinsas Dalin*, Cl:apel.place, Sued' Aii - elkysirett, I ill - Burnes. - - L UZ ever. came front other parts, and not from Spans • Pessent- tailor - -I to In Control, Mrs Aylmer Lady of Chides Weer. kit hot fig th e q uarter t u t lin g th e stb April 1810 , tit "Under all these circumstances, namely, thel %Sid DIVIDEND*. Assistant( cosuatisvary-Geweral to tbe For ce• *erring 10 i..• Thomas Ilksolie, Geiger-Moe, London, merchant . la Insgsl)of 4 Iltr O 7l importation into Gnat Britain has been very gre a t, 1 increase of the woollen manufacture in Yorkshire, viz. 4,630,4 !Mb,. and the importation lute the port I the . errsordirsery_ _lucerne of our foreign trade. 1" .7... Ha1e sail nal" Halls/4 Halt ' BUThift laße. ~., E.. . m i nk n e ss. : l 4 e .„„l,„ stress ' Datslia ' 111° lady of R'''' M•••••'' J Uilt of lased la alone. in the last quarter, ending 3th sod 1 th e reenlist failures or great decrease of a fu - Let : t i t . i.e.r . . ; _,l., ; :b.a_ro.-______ . • ~...a " s se .., ' _ - July 1810, onsoonts to 1,333,924165. which steady Suer =.ltibply from Spun. I conceive the value of Irv, i , anal Jeiha Ilimonsirsas, Kiag street, I.; ---.• Tcs - terda -- ;sit - "ani - gh . L l :t A lira ßa nce ßf pc ;Eg ds, in the vista, °I D ee . 611:1: emc e ed" what has bee n imported in the Seine pier. SOW' 14 )0W 0 wool will utaintren at high lance. not , u .Gossell avert. iro•fell•SkT• - 11 Isom. the Rev. lobo Bermford, eldest MO la th e Him 3. 1 :. ',ln ter the preceding years, nearly one-third of which only fr om the apprehension that the Freaeh will awe ia ..... e f Fkalath Hainroy.stotet, Oxford sure , , Moot R•erieuti his Ceram the Land Areldsishop uf Team. la reser, else did not come from Spasms or rOrtllgal; but as get I'mwes'iorl of the port' of that e‘untry , but bit- It e • c otru li t er Passans Meeker, B - asisiliall.skeet, seer- I° Emli Mu. l i a l t7itr ieY ßoll "" atite l"la tel ligla the " c as4 4 93lleireesl l o 14134 ki lit : bs m brTI " asii"dr*73: ite.l " l the average Maisonettes of later years is c ansidera. eauee the quantity produced there will be very his' below that of Fortner ream, it us proh i bi t !bat IltrcollY diminished In eonsequ•nce of its detests. Joset.h Eyed, llowl- . larie. - elasstans • - . • I I ; 61.1144 .0.,„ a.' "ph all. ~ ift,„ink,A ..-L o yeh, Mr. Jcbn the; fl'44•• 4 1e0,,, the flemitity of foreign wool sew in the ...entry, bon and the ruined state of the flocks; and that Ju t... Pul l ", Elatlaha t th ati ""nt e Theall, triaa-wleir - - el""wart "Mee. iir Reatie ftl.Mte . la )1 " a Belisle ' 4Hi • lies k Dottrithrtancittig the late large isaportatios , does not ' the reduction of the price of Spanish sea in con. ,-.;---",..„ ___." , - -.* - - SI wick. l". • ,' materially sacred the usual stock. It appears fromsequence of Ili , hale &Herm moil of she late woo. -- 47 1 1 ;: - 7 41- .. '-'".. - orret, manwerea, braes sad At the mare ti me, Miss Sarah Hatehirooo, dart__.. ..__.... a ~... - - to Mr. John HadebionOn, to Weald= Bell, inekeeper, 4 0 40 1,4, -. these statemeut% that we cermet in future de:a:it'd iner] iineertation. should tint reaterially affect In stl7 Owe: LI l Hit; Straati. ;miters . to &edition', lather sad daughter •ere both coarri, e , a d ck.„:' on the usual Huorratioii. probably pot rese.hdr. t he value of Sonth-Down anal, which is the pri gs - %%Mina tidied owl lloonori sawow, p.m...t aw . d 0c i r0ev0.",....00 tke day frillutsiog. Mr . WO ate "..'!-..• 0,., eorterquently that the prier of Images woo 0,111 • tiled object of our cons.deration. and which ap- , L "imb'uo'buttoti• Ibmsaloeen - • It IhMaild of a Ai* .hash, 441 she MIA. eat 113107t0 4, r Tii .I„ Robert I art/re*, Paractia-p lace , Rest road, ion• troolutair h.gh. and the value ref &diet) fine quota t pears to be 9.. .H.I. per Ita from On aye-rime of the . - n u o ar tar b Dt • shaldhl ' Llshrelea-silum-Hall ' ' heal " - will income in petopearttom to the detieitoro of th e ; pryer of that article mild since the I.lllls ea. and . le el y , ba eli vre ore , b . w n h n ere a w its ti : . .. b i te.t. bud- •,f in d l i g i l g sla .... .lfll hss awe, twr `" I.nit .f I DEATH , L coa , o f ere, ii part. of - Thomas Psykr. late of 1 - keenwieh . , Kest merchant I It an P 4,B "Pli ate, at I" + teat at M. "Y. •a t It ha importation of• the former. It ta competed rh e a wst iiiii the pre.eet month. in the several Ilasuairarte lias emoted many millions 4.: . :, „ e nd s the kingdom I have avoided all coosideration of 1 CritTirlirATES. ' Wee . tweed' Sir 111111j1110 Ciopost.is, Bat 1 onkel .'fi r „a wl , 5 „ tie d n ..,,. 44 . Fra . we. arid it I . .......cn tenant 0 , hued weia*. not .i. iii 1 lc . wr Ira the Wilts.% rowpertheisetr, ..5 told Fish suriet, Les.J.n, voter. the It pewealatiees in alas hula l'ornalnewsi .. „of that C.. ' lIPMe. C l ot a bor e arantory of Spatinh wool •• hi. dom. : 00,j...et with ray his ig that del lint is i elern i g ' to • • Joss- ;. t. Marisa, of Millnroot. pare -h .4 Maker, Cornwall, ...P..- 11 -•••••••••••.-_•••••-• -- - - • - ;• fated in 114 , 4 `aallatrY• winch -As r*. etnnont c u m, to I I Isstre mode !stile i • I I - it • ."''''' " HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRUN • - , n 0,,,, nit sonderstanrl the Senouri Mows of Fiddkford, parish ni (Raeford Fitspoisie, IM 4i min after a 1 Lre ........ .......0. 0 min• Mr' a eta awed from e'en., , potntily some part Ands its 1 .40:e is very dolt. The t‘panish hewed is rapidly th'•••t z loht'er in 'nit" k.. " - "" - •": 11 - • may through llernal:iy , setta.:h has rll{Sel the liew spreading over the kingdom, Nod also the hired of F . l. err C.... 1 , ' A " I".C. L '''' sus ' ih l un ' hia t• LONEWtN 7 -•- -- Praiitedbw - C; 1011- T 71 . 14 I. Cr. !" ', '. I '. , por•Atrue Irons thence into the port of I.uAlpo I I:r4i-li tine aeolltd sheep , which must ditniuish the 1 la ' s ' . SN '''' ''t .o-5,,,,, e ' ..11. "' ha". ' Beloit ll;ii..i, ..1 ls.i • ord., .14ei•insi . •, ..lieu or:tit.r. a seg u ed, by J WHIT& VS whim Plate* • • aad festani . het at No 'Lt. rt.,. or .44 Clement 5. , . .. WOOL FAIR. Thursday thy annual fair for the Isle of wool w is held here, and was well attended by many reeve .t. able wool-staplers, front London, Yorkshire, aittl elsewhere; sod by all the principal gentlemen and farmers of the South-Dowin and neighbourhood. An excellent dinner ss.ai provided at the Star huh where Lord Sheffield presided. Soou after diluter his Lards!iip being requested to communicate the inform: iin lie had received respecting wool god th e *nutlet: inivuufecture. rose and said— Mi 'train to acquire lot . ..notation that might be useful at these int-Ming*, has been greatly In creased br the flattering opinion which has been expressed, that my endeavours have been service. able. It rm.-Gunfire% me to persevere to my inquiry bog the state of the woollen trade, Tutu the probable 'moldy and quality of wool from this and other cl•is!ries, and the probable demand There is likely to he far nor inainilacture. • I'he perpetually chaug i:.g omlNtuu , if the civilised world, itsalistracted stud rott.uits aster, scents to bale inquiry, stud to reader to extremely difficnlt to offer yuu satisfactory opinions; htit awe rely nu fads (audit is to thew shall principally endeavour to pont% your attention) reasonable conclusions may be .Yawn. The turret's. ed difficulty of prie•urougz and the consequent high price of Spanish wool, raised the value of British. doe wools, and induced our spirited farmers to at tend to the •Inelturatutt of an article which had been greatly debased and neglected, inconsequence of the inanitions mononoly at home, end the per. snisaion to import wool, free of all duties, front every Fort of the world. Depreciation and ne glect, of course, raised s prejudice against the use of it 111 Oil liner to o , l,W:tures; sad it was no longer worth ili‘• while atoll- - tool growers to attend to the crudity, lint tOniurit 'h.- :neatest weight or quantity. .s—The adequate price now given for British fine wool has had a surprtzing etlect, cud the wool of our principal South-Llown flacks is infinitely bet ter than - it was • few t ears ago, so much an that with the help of the ,Sintnish breed of sheep, so rapidly increasing in the United Kingdom, and for which we are so peculiarly indebted to His Majesty, there can he brute doubt that this country may be come independent of all other., as to the supply of wool of a t kinds. The export of superfine cloths rotuptared with inferior manufactures, is small. soul the great hulk of our woollen mannfaetures Is t wide of British wool, especially fur exportation : those of Spanish wont are print:lividly for home con- sninption, which. lio.rever, i• the hest market. Very good surwrlir.e cloth is mail, of South-Down wool, and is very suffwient for the woollen mend. factories of Yorkshire; and when ifs improved qu.,- lily is better known there., it will surely come into realer demand than is at preseut the ease, where the northern wools are generally used, and the eon. rnmptiou of Herefordshire and South-Down wool, is sot considerable. The woollen trade iu the %Vest Riding is at present very good : the demand for low and middle-priced woollens, have s.rept away all the stock on band at so *drawee of from S to 71 per cent. and of course the price of wool em ployed in them eninallictorea lias sdvsuctd. Prime Speuish wool hes beet purchased brit spring at lets. and upwards, per lb. to sell agaiu ; and to Mardi Last, the current price at Bristol, from wheate our tine fahries of wool is the West of Liglood are supplicd s laidl . at lie. per lb. Late failures, arisin g free specalatios, hove had the effect of facies Ewe eM swim s 'moo week, at prices who& Mar sera to thaillilleakisoof the times thee Nit noir dead of die teede ; however, 14a. asked et Bristol. end it is eonfideittly miii s toa• thermoses will hold rather thou sell at lose than 13a. Yet a few iastaucss of sale just now, I. aouseqeseace of loft failures. and the present swam of demand. w ea likely to haves perms 110111011het ; and a priostipol correspoodeut saes. it loop safely he Armed. Jim 'Pooh are looking up. Spain is drained of went, tee Stock. scattered, end persons well informed say, that the late shear ing cannot possibly furnish more than 10,000 bar, soder the moot favourable clireUtDetilllCes of ship ping, &c. It appear, that the prices are higher sue sew at Lisbon and Cadiz that here, which is accounted for by the present state of the money caseket. The bulk of the Spanish wool now no is said to be it very few heads, and they having purchased at an high rate, it is believed will keep op the present prices. Spain having now `ash for • entsidereble time the theatre of the moat destmetiee warfare. and its rural econosny com pletely derenged, the future imporsahuns of wool must be greatly deficient. Th:s is known to the holders of that article, and that it will become vary scarce, sad that they will have herenfter, if not now, a very gi . eat price for it. Oa Nu average of seven years, ending jth January leo7, and before Spain was completely deranged, the im portation of foreign wool arnoun•ed to 7,144.347161. and during the year Isol!), the French not being in possession of ihe principal ports of Spain. the im portation of foreign wool was very large, viz. 6,045,9981bi5. not so much as 900,0 4:olhs. le,s than the meal impnrtation; one-third of which, how ever, came from other parts, and not front Spain; bat is the quarter en ling the Sth April 1810, the importation into Great Britain has been very great, viz. 4,630,4 161bs. and the importation into the port of Leaden elope. in the last quarter. ending Sth July 1810, ontoonts to 1,335,824165. which greatly sacred. what has been imported in the Seale mitre ter the precediag years, nearly one-third of which also did not come from Spain or rortogal; but as the average isuportatioa of later years is c insiders. Mr below that of former years, its. pro!, ible thet the quantity of foreign wool mow is the country, notwithstandnig the late large itaportatioa, does not matenelly exceed the usual stock, ft appears from these steteineuts, that we cannot in future on the user! nuportatioo. prohahly not nae-htlf. .:onertplently that the price of foralien *MA will enshrine h.gh, and the value of Bethel) fine mails will increase in leaven:on ro the deficient-, of the importation of• the former. It Ps competed that Ilanapai tic has corned litany millions 4.: . :••• •41114 .heri , is be driven into France. and it is • that a Lore Arentity of S:ninish wool ,• a. (item tided in that tweet,,. winch - .111 h cannot Conte to ,is direct (rein Verne, , pos,ibly some pet Mils its way through tier:at:l i which has rdl4•Ci the ins pne*.atrow hoar *mute miti the port of Londois NAVAL INTELLIGENCI. roarasount. avactt 1. Arrived the l'residemt, 44 guns, Capt. billies zie, in seven week % how Rio de Janeiro. Sided the Iris, .34 rms. Captam Shortlathl, a erUlzr. The Argo g i ves convoy instructions to the wok bona! La Quebec, 1141. fax, &c.—Wind PLIMOUTII. JULY 31. Came in the Alge:iras Sisaush sloop of oar, from Cadiz, with damage. Soiled the Niemen frigate, on a eruize.--Wtol N.%%. ru.mocvs. JCL`, SO. Arrived the Medusa. Ilou. Capt. Bouvenr, end di•natches from Curunna, in three days passage. —The di•patches were itnmedistely forwarded Lisn,lon by expresa. Also, arriv,it the Erprtu trteket, with a mail (ram Malta (letters are is Urea). fifteen days from Gibraltar. The packet left at Malta the (*anent. ACO. I. Sailed the Beagle sloop of war, and the 3t. 4/. ham's man of war. for Sheerneva. The oatuud• bound remain.—Vilud W.S.W. colts, JULY 94. - - Tuesday lest arrived the Rota, Capt. P. Sower• villa, with the undermeutioned transports wader her protection Diana, kiacoart, r. ascii asil Eliza-76th Regittesl- Rt.hert, Tndalgat, tad Wolgaz 412 Regiment. Thetis, Nik, sad Brothers-44th Reginald. Jaaa, with the Oa* tam bakogingto the these igloo& PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 9bs l. 9 3 per Cent Iteducsi ld 3 per Cad. Comb • per .41 3 per Gait. Nagy L:Abs Awaysithita: - -lit Chmasa. India line EarfwiThey lids.. . es a per. English Lottery Tidos 4 F"' L cuireis tor lnr lb Ali T. Ball. 244416•Traer. _ 4. Ombill. ids Clogisituses IMMTIIS. In Camel, M.s Aylmer Lady of Charles Weer, 1.1 (As.istant Cosunass.ary•Gesersl to the Foi ca• *erring 10 I . +• loin!), of a sow In 31.4..rueth street, Dahlia, RN lady of Ross )1..!..0, E.q. of a dasaglder. MARRIAGES. Yesterday a.Coniglet, at Itrancepetb, in the crossly of Roe halo. the Her. lob's Berest.rd, ehlest of the Has sa 31...1 R.-ve1e...1 his Grace the Lord Arehlsraboy. Too. , I. Miss Marley, only dasightrr and win+s o f it o b s •rs lb,rsks, Erg late of Bolas. in the county's( Nortklumbe.laisd, Se 111111401. els the tolls ult. at Rossaldliieli dowels, Mr. iebn NO eisinauo, senses, of Hondertlisraste. to Miss Beige, HO. work. At the sow tine, Bliss Sarah Helehicsois, alargbier Mr. John Mokliia•O M n. to Weald= Bell, woulterFer, at Ma- Jertimater father to 4411410er •ete both ...oared Cleft atateere+.nly...oa the dr, tollos Uri Rvil 01,11 , .00! d" 11. " 1 " • ebikl. wh.rh, .er the Thll4. Will lateen.: Al ifle Nuns eligreb •hrre its ow..the. vaii•lfil hit swat, bid 1" a baf we, untteJ to OK baud...J/4 , 0t DEATH At an advanced ate, At Su :eat at St. Lucy, 0 ,10 1 0 , ( 1 Vtant.vveatb, Str Bosjautia Citvat B f nater4 twt'n lb. agsg."1"1"" is Ibis hula l'arUaoveat for Nt at Ng, if WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON OFIDi Nun u New Aim I I tree. o Isla. Met • J.ONDoN fry c 4,111'3, Ns. .rst sad paldwi. v i at N. 13 rim.% M CICOr O . J 1111174. wisalm Plme•