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LEWES WOOL FAlse. 11.egislatura; and Mowed of allowing then' to he discouraged in the growth of wool by importaiiiiiii swell as f have alluded to, it seems but reasonable to desire that 161,110111 d he pro tected to their own market, and here *reared, as far as the Lewislettere tau iecure it, a remonahle juice fur their Imo product. Let it hnsiyer he obeerved, as basket* romarliod in a late Report; Ball the growers of king wool have out the same rowed for complaint with the growers of other wool. Loop wool bas risen an tweaty.eiglit year ending 1315, from 4d. to Oil. per ih. nail as uo meit of that kind it, or will he imported into this country to any enlist, bowmaae very little so good as our owu Can he procured from the Con tinent, the price is not debased, an is tie case with the short sad One *moll, by en overwhelealug importation. With respect to other wools, I would repeat it spin and again, we should never relax in our efforts to obtain tor them • solfieirtil protection in mar ow. market. The cause is in just that it must succeed al hist, wars its merits shall he better understood, mail the question snore fully comprtheniktl. A single Petition, however, kill Rat be sulneiout. There allOold be Petitions from evert district where fins short wool is poem, and by this memo, certainly • peutecti op ditty will be olitaised in favour of wool, similar to that shieh is extended to iVery other prudu#a and niAnu faietnre of the country. We may judge what would be the effect of such a duly as wool, by the effect which has beets produced by the policy of protection respecting the iron-loses of this comilvr- "Iv impor tattoo of tiowrought ins* into these kingdoms was ay.y great until Parliament laid on a duty of Si. 17s. B d. Pre toe imported in British, and of 41 11., kid. it formal' sailal. The consequence has hems that the importation vit &nig , iron is extremely restored, awl yet the notainfieture la so tu creased, that tt was lately supposed we had surpaesed the drniand ab.oad fur many snicks of Iran. It i• flinch to be lamented that the Leek:More slid not see the inlpso lane! of • duty on Wool to the rtwritior, stn period when revenue was so much emoted. tin the which took place in Ike year 1814 of 15,111.3171b5. it would have proillared, at the rale of our shilling per pound, an ad dition to the reverie of 785,6154 and 01 would bare saved the come ry the expeuse of sui it extraordinary importations, as that shirk its the year abovc.mentioned amirmited, at the low rate of 31.134. per 'wood, le slit sum of 1.11114,04141. It di serves NI titer ObitTIPAN . . that this addition to therein. nue is sot all the emilitry would have Kai lie 1 by the inspintb. ti of the duty; for it would have pets . . pled 11W eatrerne debasement whirls took police is the pelts oaf antish wool, and by securing that article an Inieloalt market,proishl boot cootributed to increase the supply, and thereby to mimeo our woollen manufactures. such annum only we can render ourselves ind(Troodriot of other countries, for pa article of the , utmost i m p or t ance t o oar trade, aid if ire phoilld once become dependant uu them, they Will know hoer to regtilite their prima V , our wanly, awl ti iii Immigrate our great manufacture a intrden niftier *hick it .list infallibly decline, aqd evcotually perish. 1111 may be intention to the Meeting, mid assist many usormlis‘ an estimate of the value of their wool, i bare coil/Med fresh the different unontier and dlatricts where short sad pate toot is grows the following actuutits At Raeford Cite Miser imfol wld ,on an average for Per lb. The Byelsaid,of which there is very little pyre, being mostly mixed with Leicester, front ta. 64, to ,3a. 21d, Mr. Price sold his Marion • wool et as. lid. per lb. and u. was refused fur Merino of rather inferior imality. At Ross Fair, on the inth last, Ryeland trustd sold at 2s. and Merino sold at 4.. td. Thetford Fair was iicry fully attev.ded hot by sellers and buyers, and boatmen was itaiiiact.4 with great spirit, sad Ilan sales took place in the wont, Mr. Cohn offered his wind at 2a. per pound, which Was immediately accepteit, he 11 , - clariusi that he should dot sell it so low if it ow on sold ill the room. The wool of the piston(' Reeks siolol readily at the same price, and 'some shoot • halfpeawy less. We bare nu accimul of the coarser wool, The priee of wool of the same Titlark in Suffolk and Essex, it is expected, will he nearly the same. Bon the ae. count of the wasl meetings have not yet re...el id or. Ilk! Meeting at Dorrherier, in Oxfordshire, will nut take place till the 19th. Rot I leans that la 4 per plum' is asked far the comae sort of Gloucester anti Leicester unit d, a. d 2a. lid refused. I ace no reason why our best Sonthiliiivo wool should lo sell at least as high as it Jack in wadi- conotiea, via. 3a. per pound, and in proportion fur wool nut cquvtiy hoe. I am sorry to find that some wool grohrres, contrary In agree. cut, sell their wool befdre the fair, by which practice they injure the sale in general, and seldom do OH touters soy good. CeIISASSARI AT DEPARTNIRNT, JULY 24, MIIB. N OTICE is herby g iven to all PCTSOIIII slcsir oils of csairatiin g 10 supply BEEP sad NWT ro N ! obis Majesty's Laud Fumes in Cantonments, Quarters, sod Barracks the eatler-aseationcd Counties:— LEWES, suntizT 3. Our Wool Pair on Monday the it7th lust, was attesUfed by n very krge tininher of respectable gr o..,er., and buyers. Mr. Shiffner tea• in the chair, auJ after the usual toasts of " The lii. ," " The Prince Koons." &c. he proposed " The health of their Prtsi , fent, the Earl of Sheffield," the luau. tier and zealous hupporter of the wool fair, and lamented most sincerely that the stiste of his Lord ship's health prevented his attendance. Ile then informed the Meeting that he had received a Re port to them from the Noble Lord, emit g all the information he had been stile to collect from the different parts of the kingdom, together with some important suggestions in which the interest of the wool growers, and the coentry at large are ma serially concerned, which he then read to the Meet ing as follows:- I.ORD SHEFFIELD'S REPORT. Alter which, the favourite Comedy it TEASING MADE EASY. I.itivint, Mr. Terry; Glowworm, Mr. Sores; Gammon, Mr J. Rnmell (hie 3,1 ;appearance in that character); Peter V.i.torni, Mr.Tokely; Mina o, Mr. Weikiseime. Mrs. Teaser, 11,0 ILiv.stpait; Mrs. Crompton, Mrs. Conner; Mull, 31ixrm, Miss Copelawd; Min Mauly, Mn. Gibbs. Poxes, bt.—Pit, Sae—First Gallery, b.—amend Gel lert. lc Tie Doors to he opined at Six o'Cloek, and the Perform. mire to begin at &yea. Pt .crs for the Notes to be taken of Mr. ailieebelbeelly gt the Tie lure. N R —A Private Bea may be had sightly, by opglicades at the Box Office. T•i.rnerrow and Wonky the revived Play of The Arricalia A CirnerlT, in those Aett, is in preparation, and will Ire pro lured towards the end of the ruining west. Bedford Bake (iseciniime the Tows of Howire(ue.l), Berwick, Bucks, CalmbeiJr (inele.lina the Tows tif Newaeacket), Cheater, Cereweil (nelselies Scilly), Ceatiteelleed, Derby, Owe% Dodos Cleelellisi ifety 1.- bed), East (eedeeiwe d Tfibery hot, ha the Cepewty wt E ews), G leereeteroseleiliesibediy et 'rime% Matas, Reverent, Ream* Mists r law of Ben Fort, le the County of limes), Lcicesitr, Li nevi* ' idakses, Illosnuoutit, Not folk, Na Illertlanntberiao4, thrttingham, Oxford, RullanJ, Salop, Sat, Stalfurel, Suffolk, Surrey, Satusen, Warwick. Widintweliad, Took Nora awl South Water, It is with minis regret that I find myself, tin recovering from a long and severe indisposition, still prevented from attending the Lcwes Wool FAtr. My absence uts the present occasion more partienlasly concerns me, filing all anxiety to suggest to the consideration of the Netting, some topics highly deservieg of its notice, and intimately coisuected with the acricoltural prosperity of the country. have slated to you, on former occasion", and wills great aattafaction, that in rossareptence of the iintemitteel and ex pressive exertions auto* tato.l able azrivoltorusts, the wool of thus eousslgy has hero, in a high degree, iiicreased in quantity and improved in quality. From Hose aoccrasful efforts we haul not unreasourstity clorishcsl the 'locoine ex pectation of heing ollusrcd to crap 44=914.11cm:de wives'. tares. We had hoped that the insportatiost of foreign wool, especialPV to the enormous and inexpedient extent In which it has been recently carried, would have been checked and regulated by stoic provisions of the Legislature. Rot as yet this principle., plain and necesrary as it is, lOU lwen hitherto neelected or supposed ; and in conserpaeocc of a 'lie ge:weftsl and heedless poley, our wool, instead of hearing a rc.L-ustatile and steady juke, a frrgornily so di based in •alae by the large importations which take place, that it cameos, gets. rally, continue to answer to the agrienliorist to raise that hied of wool which has, fur so many centu ries, supplied and impious ted our eiceell!ait mannfactures. 11 most h e a.;nottegl tusked, that the price of wool Is not in the piesent year so moth hi he complained of. Bat we must not suffer the I. iiiporary improvement of the day to put not of woo mind. the see , ,nerttou of the reduced priers of areeral succeediug y. ars, nod induce its to slippovr, th.tt mob r prevrati s)strot, that improvement ran be lasting and a.•tt led. rfR.f?RR-ROPAI swauart OPRRA, arnAND. T"'' EVF:NING. THURSDAY. August 6: will be porßwosea. doe Conk Open of THE AMERICANS. American Tadiase--Fnemea, 111 c. S. bases; Kenna, Mr. Tinsley ',mhos, Mina Carew; Clittibaw, Mimi Ateveusse. The Tribe, by the native American ladiana, trim will ma. rut in all the wrigiaal intuition. albs cable of ibis Drama, particularly is the admired War.wbsop Minn at Me mid of 11.. first Art, and in the Dawes of Pease at the essehreies or the pecnntl Act. Briii.ll--Coploi• Wilmot, Mr. Peanamit tewannie Us. domisiiis Maeonaatie, Mr. W. S. Cbatterlity ; Dabble, Mr. II a, ; 31id.hipmaa, Mr. Nears. Levies (Ward of rail 31i.. Kelly. AnirricauA— Pawl Tyrohl, Mr. Sallee; Mania Maw, Me. Hu. kcl. _ _ Smile prindysl wool-stsplrrs to London sprat of s peat demand for liuwilidoso wuol, sad appear surprm.ed at .I t as the ferrite wuul is cognise/ in very Cast • auJ th ey within that 11.11(11400‘111u. foreign wool hate bCrn impurted into Lando awl Bristol store the lilt of !amiss" hest, sod con seqamesitly coached. that wool will out co..tinue to bear amy ideanee en the last year's prim; so that Owur upioion iy that British wool will not Maims its prearrat price, and I am dispooerl to agree in that opinion, it 455 UM estrlctta legion of furtive woad Should be C41011'3661 Af, in.—Zedekiab, Mr. ; 'gave., Maws. Jas. I;outief. The Report havihg been trod, the Meeting oil.: enisooesly requested that their thanks might be given to Lord Sheffield, for the •iluablr itiforma• non he had afforded them. Afkr whit+ will be produced (for the *me time this steennte), in ihr ronsbilieJ forma of a Melo-drama, the tietarit• Opera and Ballet of Action, called THE DESETEIt OF NAPLES. I am scary to sly that one lauded interest, on which the real prosperity a the country so essentially depends, is too often borne.limn in the House c‘Cotainons by the clamours or efforts of men who are comparatively little concerned in the general welf4re, sod who seem to imagine that every thing shoos give way to their views of the monied and ma. nufacturilig intirests of the kingdom. Vet none have s greater stake is the country, or ale so much interested is its welfare as the owners and weepier, of the soil; and the policy which has so frequently prettied, or resisted their claims, must eventually excite great and dis. content, and promote opinions cakulated to encourage um titivation' iujori tttt P, if not fatal to the order, the welfare, and the coo sliut, of the realm. Usury (the Deserter), Mr. T. P Cooke (Ms int appearance in that distracter); Rowel, Mr. J. Isaacs; Eliot, Mr. Salter; Niraokia, M. ; Skirmish,. Mr. M. B . Cbstierk. !Amiss, MIMI Kelly; Margina l , Jerrold Jruny, 1111f11. Ptheett. As usual little businees was done in the meeting room. it to mach to he regreite'd that rhould continue the case, when the coottory itraettce, which has succeeded so well et Thetford, ha. been tequent ly said strongly recommended. .11•. EllnlNu Offrieti hits WWI at 34. per lb. which was moat me; considering that his wool is of the WIMP .lua.. y, and that the Southdown wool, which •riot,•y 14 elsewhere at that price, cult driite•l from In. 114.0:. It is supposed that a few sake tafirltysia. to. k ph^r, and that isSetior wools sold fruits a•. eft. to 3• Itbl. 111 I soy of the very respectable Wool Staplers .., 0 itauallt• attended the fair were present, mufti% whim were Mr. D)er, Mr. Cisrdiner, 3!eitsre. Drew mud Nottage, Ste. &c. ise — iire4sl be the Plea". will be exhibited Military Me. Ile/gyres The enema Preemie. of fishtails-41re Deed Neale—eitil the awful cereassay used Is Ilbsesiag a Db. better. Winn the woollen manufactories of oilier countries shall have recovered from the .1. ritig , moil and riiiiions more q smock - % of the !ate war, we no tod rx pt el a decreased &mend fur our manufacture, and conseqnt ntly of our Awl wool; which) of room's will become a drug, awl the price debnaeol (es has it., n lately the rate), unless sum, cheek iv given to the importrhuo of foreign wool. II is, therefore, that I urze you strruuonsty to pursue the only measure which re maim., to seen e as fair sod ideally market fo.. a product of all noich coma linear). 10 the tiationid welfare, and I 411111 be 'tejireed In find that %no oer-evcre. :toil resolutely, in your eel) romilicl.d.thic application for such a duly on the import of foreign wool, as may he thought milli( lent to afford a re:1%0110de protection to our own. In every other instance Pa, liament 11311 interposed with its d u ties to protect our pi oduets. These dui is a need out be here cifically ttttt iterated; but I would ask the littlish opposer of tlo• measure I have recommended, why, of the articles of our own growth, wool alone is to receive Slat et:courage meld from the Et gislatteie ? and why that co tttttt witty, Ott which depends tote of Ilw most valuable and essential of our manufactures, is to he 1.-rt utterly toopruletted from the Con sequences of nti opera h lining importation? It es painful to me to observe, that the owners and wen. pe e s of laud have be. n tsitareoutdably vispiite arid negligent uu Ihts drat gaestlns, , and have been hitherto effectually couuteractyil its their 110 . 1 , 111 by the Cattll44 . Sl and energy of the inantameturers, and of those interested and prejudiced IlerS4/11/1 who espouse their rause. Hot three is still no rea son to despond. During the last Session, the proposition fur a Committee I)) inquire into the propriety of a protect ing duty on the importat 1111 l of foreign wool, was lust hut by the small majority of five; though the friends of that measure were far less assiduous its thin. eget toms, than they ought to have hens, to ohtai» an attentlauce its the House favonrahle to their application; rehiial their opporir tits, who aerated to think it tivivasary to sac. diet every other in t to t h eir usijoid sort illmosisideitsl propcsaitious, were indefa tigablr in their opposition. it would appear, therefor', that the common sei)se and public spirts of the country arc heemning to view this important subject in its proper light, 1111111 eery encouragement seems to he afforded to a re newal of the applicatimi for a deity on imported wool; or, in other words, to the prosecution of the only wastes* which rue Pftwool llhe speedy deterioration and ruin of the growth of Mae as outs in the Visited Kingdom, •11,1, comiequeutly, the decline of all those essential manufactures in which that kind of wool is employed. That you may see this question in its stroneer light, let me advert for st moment to the quantity of fauvism wool which has been lately disown upon our market. The Span ish breed of sheep in spreading all over Europe, and the quantity of wool product is so great, notwithstanding all the e tiles distui he d lay the war are struggliug ti) re. establish their niannfaelures, that in the last year was im port) II 14.715,R431b5. 4 quantity not far short of the immense importation in the year 1814, and more than double the ave rage importations of eight year« previutorly to 1793 ; and 11 gh in the gussets's. ending Ike bth of April, ISIS, we im ported 2,903,6h81b5. which is Etb9,2ltOlbta. more than the importation of the itorreeponding quarter of last year, yet a great importation has Ritter, and is at this moment taking plan. Of the above importation of 14,715,8431 in. only 6,182/17311m rains . from Spain, the greater past of the re moonier f t Germany ; sonic indeed was %fiat from almost every country in the world, even front leelmol, the East ladies, the Cape of (loud !lope, ikc. It is also worthy of towsideistion, that fornii.rly none but lite foie words of Spain, hut latterly the coarse soots of Illst kitigituen, have been also imported tato Cita country; mod, as I have already oh d, the wools of every pail of the *odd ate now introduced among us. The Comic Opera of the Americans, ds which Me %tin ln.hstu are istrodweed, iimeripeive of the peculiar Ilhisserit on.l Co.toros of ;heir saaatty, will he repealed ewtry Ewes. for till further Nattiest tmearmieww "deb We sew Open ta of Ile SON Hist Earts .4 west vs &WM lw periemnsti lieheraters Cembe Opera .it bond earl amines. Lionel, Mr. Norman mi.. Carew; Jenny, Mien Kelly. The Balks of The Death of Captain Cash, sad the MOO. etronoe rolled The Blind Boy, will shortly be mind, and performed IN ibis tbeatre for the Bret time. Three are those who on this question seem to think every thing is to be aaer.lictd ton foreign market, as if that mar ket were the only one on which we had to &prod fo the sale of uor productions; or as it. it were the bra sad the most profitable. Now the troth is eltarly the reverse. It is not only not the best mud most profitable, ►out the most precarious and Muctuatiug. may be drivria from it by the contis:t:.•.,cirs of war, by the aitifiern of pulley, by ►he effects of competition, and by that failure of demand fur our own which may arise front the grow hug sanituiactures of other countries Whereas the sure sad highly improving markets of the British Empire are liable to 1/4111e of these unties of unsteadiness or decline, are always ituftioieut W ens. ploy a vast number of manufacture's, and to consume the greater part of our manufacture This, generally culled the HOME. ill runtradiatieci ion to the foreign market, !window, as staled to yua on a former raceasiuti, out only England, Scotland, and Ireland, hat a 9 our colonies is North America, the whole of the West ladies, the Cape of Gaud Hope, Gibraltar, Malta, awl all other places now in our occupation; containing a population of nearly thinly Mill loos, exclusive of Negroes sad Indians. Such a anal ket, compared with which unr export Uwdr to foreign nations is insignificant, we cannot consent to impair or sacrifice fur any other, by nu means fur the supply (so much exaggerated of late by certain declaimers) of doe fear millions ui people not ref) °Pollens. rcallrred over the thinly inhabited couutry of the American Stales. The woollen maintain-lure of &g -land has been compord to amount to 28.000,1401. It is nut easy au furls as accurate calculatiou, butt that sum is, I think, the towel • The tilluniacis a i•orrebt account or the preartit prices of Sp.tnik.b wool :-- _ _ . F.iiretnadurs t or &rifle %Von!, to 3d per lb. Soria, twee to the Mai het. REGENT'S BIRTH DAY. ALL THE NEW 801riEREIGNS, BOTH the 30,000 Pounds PRIZF, BOTH the 2,060 Pounds PRIZES, ALL the eIN) Pounds PRIZES, YET UN DRAWN, And may, with the Pori. Char'', and Madeira, ALL BE DECIDED NEXT WEDNESDAY. BEING 1 HE LAST DAY BUT ONE. W.4BRit NTED UNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are sellioß by N L.) J. SIVEWRIGHT. At thvir silt! established London Otßees, No. 1 , Houk's), ; I 141, ( I tt►OßD-ITIRIT; 37, colifilitLL; 311, HAVNIAIUULT; 4A. 61. to 5.. 3.1 diilo --- loomed& 5 to 6-. lid. Three are wools ID the market of the latter Cleft, tor 14111126 6a. Pd. is &quaked ; bat the chief of this c:ass of wuji mar be humid at ss. Dd. to es. 3d. BAHdMA PIIPARS: [Fraatia the Baialaw Royal Gol-elle]. Os the let %east, ArbilHowl sod Armbrister, sits etre takes at the caplare of Furl Pi. Math's, were tried by a Cosset-nsartial, in pairseauce of ur,lers frau; Ge:irral Jackson, of which !lechers, Grimes was the President li..th wen's e.. dewily,: he die. The former was aenteisced s.• b. Italic tbs latter to he shot. Tbry were exr'nted a, •• agremility to the mandate of the Court. It is se.d tie.; Ai an twist' r died like a soldier.—he b•as Punt and firm to the last national. Arbuthuutt was ninth agitated, end evinced cleat fear. A man by the seas df Cool, one of Ilse ace.iiiip..res of A rbu hum t and A nabliater, turned coo:rare uguili-t them, and um his testimony they were cosvicted •I h , • discos and specillealiwils alleged against theist %rural lat. for sup; lag the Indians with arms lad nwuitiuus „f vat. ;...-241, for stirring them up ageism, thns while• ;—and 3.1. as spies. Armbrister wirs a Liesamisot in the Eltii.sh army, mid was an intelligent, Sue 'oohing non. Arbuthnot, was an old offender, and has been ohms advised to Ileaust from excitant the savages against the frontier people of vur stair He was the bosom friend of the famous Wooilidne, al) •wr e fluently wilds hail fallen into the (sands of Jackson—for w ■ greater willow canes mat else face of the earth Ser. Rep. it2d May.) Sot* is the rude account which as America's Editor gives of a transaction which mutt be viewed with horror by all civilised ustions.s.perpetrated within the territory of 111 mistral power, who had nut at the time and place the means of morel nig itself, or the alrallpe who was within its Wes. Me. A ! buibiloil was a Braid' merchant, assay years resident here, and only weal to Florida since the last peace with America, for the purpose of trailing with the ladians, un der the sanction of the Spanish Oovernmc'iii; and had sup plied t►em with dry goods, is return fur which he received skins sad corn, a cousiderable quantaly of which, po the amount af 001. sterling, be hail at some of the Jnillan tuition, and which has bees destroyed by the forces under Gassers! Jackass. The lissoldeles hiving fund him Ilhei al sail honest is big dealings with them, 'Nod much conh iteiseeiu him,aid be Imisilialidanally written letters for thiir Chiefs to the British Ambassador, couiplaining of the predations sod robberies committed on them by the Georgis sass them were the crimes of whisk he Was guilty !awards the Veiled Statesman its ciliates's. Cook, who is said to bare bees the only evidence ageing Mc. Arbaithautt, lived Sarre as a caliector of veuans• leCull nu, with a geutlenosa lb that limb of baseness; mostertci to his own use a cousiderable ism which he had collected, mid was is eisorequelice disclaimed. Mr. Arbeithnott bring in want of a prang mail to NNW it, his store in Florida, that as this was his Snit Dawes he might be reclaimed, took Cook into his emptily; but Sy& 4 soon site. his arrival, that he had recommenced his (mop r thefts, he it, l',vs red him over to the bpasb►. :omm••.daat at St. - • Sir d. with semd ate to la, .such is :be W' II rbt• . 1 - iryeral Jacksau ist.diseed at tie trial: ,us I' is ELI, An to the Int Our, it is !pH kau leM•e. lfr. Artnithoott never souk any a%.na will bun ; ' small rieautiticia, he might have hau ; ►ad haw IP et, Indies to hula or evil' Must without it Arbwitieg slid be had sup n lO Oll atuitionsas of wa►," be .•as 0.4 erloanolly liable oi `he Visit►d Stages for SO doing; nor (*aid the so fond el. • owl, him or; which, however, we believe Sc. be as ;ads La* as the first ; and, k■pecsia; the sill i , Imo a•.O it it VII.. • tiro %lOW. et, who ans in a neutral itaroisoo, ells, kid iis R Inns II CI 1 . 4 ce, hr considered as r spy 371. Ambrose' . was a hip-c Mkt! )onag elan, tad :4,0 V. here they sold and sawed (2.4.'201, First .00.000 rear drawn. 15,760. Lust .130.000 ever drawn. And la the lad Lanny. FOrlt CAPITAL. PRIM! The value of the British soolieus exported front Great Finlulu in the three last years has been as folloiss ; Value as calculated) 1615. 1816. 1617. at the official rates; £7,466,066 21,646,747 £6,074,729 of valuation. ) V4lue accordion to the derlaratious of the merchaots• ex g '°,l"o" £6,4",3"£7,948,919 putter, THE TWO tskooo PRIZES. And Maims ears alphas pi M Ms Iris& NEXT WEDNESDAY, Auntie li, ITIII be the Nest Day of Drawing, Was sal dos seep any bs draws. N'EBN. Steri-ir;llev. 9. Grabill. sad T. 17, Lodirotwelreet, clingrolsiolles flees *hum. Ticket. or Maui were sot *swot lire First eir int-wand Wise, is essespesee • I a die Lest Cepi : 1. hriog yet is Ow Wbrel ; sod he earitortly rossarmardo t . o h o bare Sol ye, mode their porehosts is Qs moist LAtcrs, to pew S. ittleowitsr Rielt tide of the Whorl :- 2 Prreer ....... aura 2 31,1100 3 31,400 4 SIM 040 Le. &e. A lc,. 'rickets and f harra, warested indrawn, sot we Isle at Now, of the whole of this export, scarcely the amount of one million actually went to &retro markets for direct consumption. The rent is consumed in Ilse home teethe!, winch includes, as before stated, behold. the Col and other Dependencies of Great Britain. I do not mese, hews ever, in thus ailvertiog to the superior importance of the home market, and the claims which it possesses to all possi ble enwuragement on the part lathe Legislature, to imply 5111 opinion that our foreign trade is to be neglected or ssertficed. , It is princips4 beneficial to taking off any redaudaacy that may occur, and thus preventing the loss and discuss , agement of the mannfacturets. If, indeed, the bum mid the foreign markets were to be pet in opposition to each other, and the alternative of necessarily alsandoniag one of them presented itself, there wissahl he no difficulty in deriding which should be preferred. But 1 am decidedly of the opinion that the due encomremitient uf the home market, would operate favourably MI the foreign; and if, by a duty WI the import of foreign wool, we might be induced so to cultivate 011 t own wools as to reader us independent, or nearly so, of foreign nations for their drier, that we should welters* a considerable portioa of our capital at home, %Inch is now paid to foreign coun tries, to the annusl at 11111 l oil of upwards of two millions sterling, and we 0.111111.1 he *hie to *apply our woollen Ems nufactures with the raw material mote certainly, and ea better terms than they are supplied at present, and by Ibis demand for • home prodiret in preference to a foreign, Um agricultural interests uf the country would lass proportiosally encouraged and advance,!. The serewity of encouraging the growth of our owe wools, does out depend ton these arguments alone fur its tee • rpi Ilion and %minaret. It is fertile that if we soffits' our tried* to decline, our woollen onanefacture most deans also io precisely the same proportion The *Mile world would toot be able to supply us with caul see runt fur astir damned. Whatever capital we might poorness, we could not procure fimn tither elfetlirlill more them ilrey meld spire from them pare supply, 'ditch would hie utterly itaidequae to out *mita, awl if we could presort • s al t MO supply, the pike *wild rise with the demand, and the &mold uss Cr. see plUtot). WO to the &Rehm or UM own wool, snittoo•ill.4 nor calptal could aft..ra such no ropet,diture, our wooseiii would advance to a price which wink' necessarily cat lode Ilona front the (..reign mask. a It ss third . ..re .1 K. at moment to the prosy. rity of sine own woollen mann factures to encoat.tg: ivo Jai of our wint:s at bum*. Bg TO be SOLD, passant to a Decree or the MO Covet sf Chutery, !truism date the nth day of Slay,llllll. sad at several Marne( the said Court, wade is a mew " Hates. a. Leebaterr," The eligible nisamoi.o, COPYHOI.D, and LEASE. 1101.° ESTATES of RICHARD CHA HERS, tate of Whitbenee Covet, is the County of Hereford, Eaq. de emed. WERE'S iertesage OFFICES. CORNHILI., auul 17. LUDGATE-STREET, 11. ic LIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES were dosed awl sold Loot Lottery, awl 71111 EE Prises .f €30,000 In the *Mort spire of Thirtreo Months. TWO ESTATES, situate at Miners. in the Parish of Whitbortse, in Hie said County of Hereford. Auather ESTATE, situate at Handley* End, in Crailley, I. the said County of Hereford. Certain TITHES sod LANDS, held of the Poriiimist of Hereford; a Wilt E and ROLLING MILL, with HOUSES and GARDENS, at SeUy, near Rirsitietlinin. And a certain TEN EM ENT, ratted Mantles Tenrmeut, situate at Whitbrirur, iu the raid C tttttttt of Hertford ;which will be Sold by WILLIAM HAN DV, of she City of Wor crOer, Aitetioacer, the person appoinied by birJuliu Simeon, Bart. our of the dl.,i air oof the said Court. L0t•1,2, 3,4, and 5, wo t 'hereof at 11t flop Pole Inn, in the City of Worcester. on FRIDAY, lbr 28th slay of AuGusr, 1818, at Four o'Clock in the Afirflll/0111; Anil Lois 11, 7,8, 9, lit, i I, and 12, slit rentalori, r tiontuf, at the Fake, Inn, in the Town or Brinnyard, in the Li m c om p ly of Hereford, ON MON DAY, the 3lst day of AUGUST, Ibis, 1 . 10 N.—The txttli•ive demand for the fool lioninj articles harlot' oec isioned numerous imitations a.e respectfully informed that the genniee has si4sature and address of the Proprietor 1143 the !abet ATKINSON'S F 1.1.111) fir the grivelh of the flair, founded on a discovery of the .10 , 1 which ocessiou baldness. It prevtilis the hair fall 'dr nT forming grey, suit it hi re bahluess has already taken P rt , tither from illness, perspiration, choose of climate, or lereditary causes, it wilt rrsturr it to its 'original strength and thickness; eistorciable referencrs to ibis fact arc given i 9 a pamphlet enclosed rousil etch bottle. It also frees the 12.1, from scarf, ISA es it soft and glossy as silk, slid keeps io curl daring exercise in dimming or walking, ea' In daa, weather. Prier 30. &I. a bottle. There might be some semblanee ohm 'moment in favour of the Imp...uatwn of the fittest wool. if we were to ...splurge th it such coul.l not be ra.ge.l to II chnatte i but there is nothing lake au argousent 111 alipplot of an uurcstrlctc4l ins poi halm. of each WoOlg 11$ csu he crown of an excellent qua. hiy so this co...thy. A protecting .I.ity of nue anthem per pound on forties wool would not obstruct the irnportatiou of the finest and b. I w.e.h. of Spain; mu/ sr U allooltl iu pollee degree faille the price or our Inuutr.Clnns, 11 11111.111411 Not street our ftheig.. - trade. since very little, romparstively, is expurird 4.f our sn....thiroure of Ike fin. at wool. The great tiled let hiss. dray woohl be to cheek the in.portattou let sorb Clolrfirr no IneitilliCially to Intr. rem Wet, Ilse *9Ol of lb growth; mot the. effect would nut only lo Wooly all poipply or our 0%/11 Wool, but a Wet anal more gt. gay Mast:el 01.111 h.loo hitherto) enjoyed. . . . - --- - ATK I NSON'S 1' EGETADLE DT I:: .- iat :Three &Cluck in the Afternoon. ''t Ines er. y Ils ref! Isa.r tot the head sir whiskers to • brows i Nay he viewed by permission of the resprrtive Tensnt• ; qi tobtrk, % 415 3 1.14 . 01 pHief Il y humeral, nod to sive a perms- i anal printed particulars may lot hail Traits st the said Sir u•ut ruku.• Pu rr b.i., IN. lit!.. and 11 Is. as I Jotter Sicaeon's Chantbeia, in Smith irsipt,lei buildifig4, t 'hat.- .` 1 I.' ollo NI .1 VI 111!S MI AI. SoeP ; eery•latie, ',intim ; of Mt so*. S!. Vt. 116 iiii soil Sow, SOliei• rttIMITI: It) a 01.1, !WM . 'S , ' tibial frees it (met i t tine $ tors, New (trinotttl-street, Bi.lforibtrow ; a 14 " 2 " 1). " .. . 1 4 • lii , refiliFTl s friektts, Fe 'hies% tool bar the ; Church, awl 1)o kr, Soloilunt i Classic, r) -lane. Ilmoilmi; of I. pie , rult 110 chapping, ati.l ',saki* its as ca" . 31e tit:soul Beale, Solicitor, Uptuis-tit iiiii -5... root, Worn...ter ' ... hoe Iv th e square' soi l prepared stills 4ti ... Sitire ;or Mr. Ili:chard Itartielsy, Soho dor. Woirte.fri ;al the ti , liarit..4. 11'..iet Oil., Is. Juil 1., 6.1 rash. . flop Pule lull, at Worcester; sail al •Ii the toe toc.pal hots X' . .; 1 1 Jittne , Alkiiitton, Y.eftout-i, No 4.1, Git rrsea-street i al UltructstAs, Mori sire, snit Iliirernerl. • VP, lAllidUll ; 1161 by w or t Pertunicrs and flaw- • bIEt'IIENSON and SON, Ds ft oddities Solicitors. - , Wetshusil.l rucullect In ihm istatenicut Ilse emulating of the °learns mill occopisrs of hula. Thvy are uppressed by moor sssss .tisig to muse than all oilier mousioninents awl ins posui ..... s, a n t fullitsx almost exclusively ust them, at the P' •u Ms list 11111 May all Other tithe. In ettillTtiti With the 1.., of the rimissioime To Emshh. them io heir Nisch bur sitis: c...ty rdi f should be viiictitled to *hi Ul by the 6v !!)atifb 14;.r Cl.l tv4,10 1 . il 1 I L ' ; I . • c . . • : 1 " i . I : 1 I : 1, It . ' ' 4 1 i c ti .. c. RI 1. til . 4i 1 , 0: 4 1 , 1 • I 1 . ; 1 4! • - 1 • . kJ ° r '. 0 , , . I I r 4 : 1 I . i 11 ,1 1 1 1: 1 13 i 1 ' l , - -A.' , i f t : 1 i • J I . r Asel i• she several Cults li. is Math Britain. Isle.( Wiitit. Kilts (iacledisi Tilbsey Tist the Deliveries gee to naimesee ow and fur the 4511. day of bpgamber ant I Ent Propane Is Wriiin, sealed op sad narbil, "Toads, Or Army Sappliea," will be received at this Orpetasset es se bean WEDNESDAY, she 20th day ef Agent (bat gime will be received after Twelve Oast! as it An) NW, V mot by Peet, the Postage mud ►e pia Properside Nasal be made separately for each County, except far tie Osestiee trewiptisiug North and South %Yaks, all of which must be bellaileal is COS Tender; as alto most the Newel Cosoths Ito North eritsia ; and each, Proposal ain't bare the Lotter obi& is sneezed to the Tender properly ilkd up, by Two Persons of haven Property. enmity( to breams bound with the party tendril nig in the amoeba stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Perfarmanee of the Cootrset ; sod so Proposal will be walked ■Mess made ow a Mated Tender, and the Prier. espreseed i■ words st Isegili; and should it so happen that dariag the consitinaues of the Contract no Troops sisemid be supplied nosier 'be Comilla, the expense of the fee lie Contract sod Bawl, petit in the first instance by Om Contractor, shall be refewied to him. Paellealees of the Garrienees may be had upon aluplica liow al these Clambers between the hours of Eleven and Pine; sad at the Mice of Deputy Commissary-General Teets. Faliabergb. Pltres..—lkorte fres:Jaroble alteratiteas Lavin% been mark its the TJPll4left for the &apply of Meal to the Troop., such PrffeNlSl are ilesicous of tesdering arc r, quested to apply for the proper Particulars. PURCHASERS of LINEN will obtwiu :1 lug Crows MI. to I. • yard Isy applicat at the Rel. foal Company's Warehouse, SO, Rossell.sereri, RI lom y, racism the British Maaenm, where kink Lomas awl Sloe.log of superior fabric, bleached by a pesters, !wrist - 14r hi tilers '/elves, without cheroiral weld, which reoills• Ilona moth more durable, Ste lathe( is single pieces at wholesale prices. BY THE liINGII ROYAL LETTER% PATENT. THE ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LANIP. IK presenting to the Public, mid thweribing the merits of any new invertiou, a atrial regard ought ever to he paid to truth—bearing this al.urt preface es mind, the Pateotre assorts, that this Lamp *chi lapis the escristial principle of as invariable contiguity of the Hanle to the oil, gitiog a roost/tot Wittiest light, snitulde and askew calculated for the purpose it mayp be iiitended, viz. the lsill, fan-light, passage, stoic -ease, sideboard, dieing-table, study, to write or reild eig eanallutiece. manic -atainl, house or servants' 1104 bow Ire. Asc. and so perfectly fire frees sawn, that le will be foued to writ the precedency of won, sad only requires N. he kerma to the Nobility and olismot to be in pumal use se • sebstitale Air the candle, being so prerelly amfe,that wbakeer somber may be burning at the armalfbne. the mod timid mind will feel s perfect RV - airily koala damper of lire. It is portable se • /tablet, anil bond from all the many weight of brass, with which must lamps ese aseembered, capable of any degree of u•lriesuce, and ila sallOwsip souiplese, being loss Ann half the es pouse of islipar, will bees say length of time, and requires tas hisiMM2,9lol *an sevens fres( affect k. BoN i• ite variety by T. Prune sad Co. Agent, to the raleallse, No. 111, the tamer of Piekett.place, near Temple ear, who. to swore We reputation from the effects of had oil. GM booed to Milner to the Public noire bust the ANN pore Sgerelaatti dot An be peseured. ~. _. . 1 ' .~ f t t