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BRITISH NORTH ANiiifal. An Account of the NUMBER and TONNAGE of the Sears and \rums which have entered Inwards, and cleared Outwards, at CANADA, NOVA Scam, NEW. ERUNSWFE; PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, CAPE linrror, and NEWFOUND LAND, to and from any part of EUROPE, South Of CAPE FINISTERRR, MALTA, the WESTERN ISLANDS, and MAnEnta ; distinguishing each, in each Year, from leo6 to 1814, both Years inclusive; and the Number of Men employed therein. , ',-0 CAN. Importations of Rum into the PORT ( 1811 7,750 puncheons 1812 7,949 ditto _ 1813 7,781 ditto ' 1814 14,781 ditto 1815 11,053 ditto 1816 10,240 ditto 66 hog.: heais ADA. Qurerd, lit the following years 1816 4 cases 1817 10,58'2 puncheons 207 hogsheads 1818 9,097 puncheons 1819 )0,695 ditto 18'20 15,392 ditto 154 hogsheads WEST INDIA INTERCOURSE. An Account of the ships which cleared outwards from the British colonies in North America to the British West India Islands, from the years 1812 to 1818. 1812 . . 217 ships 28,875 tons 1813 . . 302 ditto 43,645 ditto 1814 • . 324 ditto 49,838 ditto 1815 . 280 ditto 45,403 ditto 1816 . . 342 ditto 48,726 ditto 1817 . 394 ditto 56,689 ditto 1819 to 10th Oct. . 251 ditto 31,844 ditto In the year 1804 the trade consisted only of 121 vessels—ls,29l tons. CONCLUSION. The whole of the Evidence, and the Appendix to the Report of the Select Committee on this subject, is now before our readers; and we venture to say, that amongst this immense mass there is not a single substantial proof-in favour of the new system — that there is not the slightest evidence, that by reducing the fo reign duty the consumption of foreign timber will necessarily in crease as the result of• its consequent cheapness; whilst it is on the contrary prOved and admitted on all hands, that the price will be immediately raised in the Baltic, and that the difference be tween the existing duty and the one proposed will operate as a BOUNTY TO FOREIGNERS, for destroying a source of employment for some of the most valuable classes of the BRITISH com munity neither is it shewn that the proposed reduction will have the least effect upon the export of British manufactures to the north of Europe: so that even in times of peace this is but a precarious, and by no means an increasing market for our manu factures. Thus much for some facts which it might have been expected would have been substantiated in direct and positive proof before the committee, to sanction their recommendation to the legislature to make an alteration in a system which, in the shdrt space of twelve years, has opened a source of increased employ ment to the British ship-owner, and a new and increased vent for the British manufacturer, to an extent infinitely beyond all ex pectation ! With regard to the EXTENT of the proposed mode of regula tion, by reducing the duty on foreign, and imposing the like amount on colonial timber, the most respectable witnesses con curred in opinion, that though it would NOMINALL'k amount to a direct imposition upon colonial wood of 20s. it would at least be equal to 255. per load in favour of Baltic timber, whilst it would place the importers in such a situation, that it would be impossible for the colonists to compete with them. It is also proper to observe, because it is not noticed in the report, that, from the proximity of Norway and -the Baltic to this country, the importers of wood from thence can throw into the British market a WHOLES YEAR'S CONSUMPTION, between the 25th of March and the first of July, and so glut the market before the first ships with timber can arrive from British North America, as it rarely, if ever, happens that any of them reach this country before the last mentioned period. Much more might be said against any alteration of the present system of duties on foreign timber; hut the public will be en abled to Judge, from an attentive perusal of the report and ap pendix, and the ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS and ACCOUNTS Whiell we have subjoined to them, how far the intended alteration's are to be reconciled to a sound and wholesome policy. The effect will he immediate on the colonial trade, both as affecting shipping and manufactures, as - the exports to the colo nies this season will be trifling. It will also tend to discourage the cultivation of timber in Great Britain, and prove very in- Jurious,to the present owners of extensive plantations of larch, &c. in Scotland and elsewhere. It is also necessary to observe, that any fall-off in the COLONIAL TIMBER TRADE will be exten sively detrimental to the British West India interests; for, since the former has been established, there has been a growing and extensive consumption of ruin, and other West India, produce, in British North America, as will be seen by the additional -accounts in another part of this Supplement. Sun-Office, 24th March, 1821. EDITOR. No. 3.-.. VALENCIA. ides, the Raw Produce of Agriculture within the Province of Valencia. • Vrdencian Currency, Measures and Weights. lEqual to British Currency, Measures & Weights. Wheat • • Barley . • Maize . • Beans (horse) - (kidney) Rice . • • Wheat-meal . Aniseeds . . Comin Seeds Barilla Hemp (rough) . Almonds (kernels) Raisins • . Wine . • Oil (olive) . . Saffron . • Silk (raw) . Pesos. per 10. per cahis 6. 10. ditto 7. ditto 10. ditto 10. ditto 5. 10. per quintal 5. 5. ditto 14. ditto 6. ditto 3. ditto 1 2. ditto 12. di to 3. 10. ditto 0. 10. per cantar4 4. 5. per arrove 8. per lb. 3. ditto S. 4. 6Q I per quarter 14 6 ditto 26 7 ditto 38 0 ditto 67 5 ditto 18 8 per cwt. 17 5 ditto 46 8 ditto 20 0 ditto 9 11 ditto 40 1 ditto 40 1 ditto 11 1 ditto 0 71 per gallon 3 81 ditto 35 7 per lb. 14 0 ditto Note.—There is no sifted Flour brought to market in this province; the baker and consumers sift the Neal themselves, and they cause Barley and Maize to be ground. JASPER WARING, Consul. December 31, 1820. No. 4.—A NTWER P. Market Prices of the several sorts of Corn and Grain, Flour, and other Articles, the raw produce of Agriculture, free of all charges, as paid to the farmer. Exchange on London 25 francs 60 cents per pound sterling. Weight per bushel, Winchester. 60 lbs. 47 . 32 36 • 55 . . Wheat, red and white . Barley . . . . Feed Oats • • . Brew ditto . . ▪ Rye . . • Brank or Buck Wheat Pease . . • Beans . Linseed . . • Rape Seed . . . Clover Seed, per cwt. . s. .d. . 35 0 . 17 0 . 12 0 . 18 0 . 22 0 . 24 6 . 27 0 . 22 0 . 64 0 . 65 0 . 49 0, Per Quarter, Winchester. Hay, per load . of 18 cwt. . 50 0 Hops, per cwt. . . . 55 0 , Retail price of household Wheaten Flour, per sack 33 0 Do. do. Rye . . do. 19 0 • Jan. 3, 1821. ROBERT ANNESLEY, His Britannic Majesty's Consul. No. S.—AMSTERDAM. My Lord, Amsterdam, January 8, 1821. I have the honour of enclosing your Lordship a Price Current for the past month. I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, ROBERT MELVIL, British Consul. The Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlereagh, His Britannic Majesty's Principal Secietary of State, &c. London. Statement of Prices of the following Articles, at Amsterdam, the Exchange cal culated at I I fr. pei pound - sterling. Vriesland Wheat, of 58i lbs. per bushel . 375. Rye nothing done. Barley . . 47 do. Oats . . . 42 1 do. Buck Wheat . 55i do. Rape Seed . . 78 Vriesland Butter 60s. 3d. . . per cwt. Ditto Cheese . 9s. 9d. I ls. . . do. ' Edam ditto . 325. Bd. 335. 7d. . do. Exchange at Amsterdam, Dec. 31, 1821, 90. 8. equal to 1. 12.4. p' X. sterling. 19s. sd. 16s. sd. 28S. Id. No. 6.—LEGHORN. My Lord, Leghorn, Jan. 13, 1821. I have the honour of enclosing the average Market Prices of the Grain, Flour, and Oil of Tuscany, from the Ist of September to the 31st of December, 1820. The holders look forward to a considerable rise, in the event of the Austrian troops entering the territory. I have the honour to be, my Lord, with the highest respect, your Lordship's most obedient and most humble servant, The Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlereagh, R. G. JOHN FALCONER. &c. &c. &c. Prices of Grain, the produce of Tuscany. Wheat. Beans. !Indian Corn. O a t s. B - ..:iley. 1 I, 1820: — -- -- September .20 a tP i a 8 a 9al 8 a October . . 20 a 8!„. a 9 a W a 81 a '.i i S : 7 ) ov emmbbeerr . :2 1 1 a a :2 , 2 , ii i: ( 3 ,a l 1 1 0 0 1 , 1 t i i la a l l l i i i ( ( ; a i, 1, 9 8, a a Flour of 1 ' Oil. Florence 1 Prato Sienna Indian Corn Wheat. i do. do. • I do. 1 11R20 i \ September . 57 a 6O . 21 a 22 24 a 18', a2O ,10 a October . . 53 a 57 21 a 22 24 a 181 a2O 10 a November;; . 52 a 56 '2 1a 22 24 a 181 a2O 10 a December . 53 a 57 21 a '22 24 a 181 a2O : 11 al2 Market Prices of Ai per quarter. No. B.—DANTZIG. 3.1 y Lord, Dantzig, the 19th January, 1821. , I do myself the honour to transmit the usual statement of prices, &c. of grain ; and respectfully to subscribe myself My Lord, your Lordship's The Right-Ilona Visc. Castlereagh, most ebdt. and very humble servant, &c. &c. &c. ALEX. GI MON. Prices and Weights of Grain at bantzig, the prices reduced to sterling money, at the course of 21 per X. and the Last taken at 10 Winchester quarters. PER BUSH. Weight. s. (1. S. (1. 23 5 to 36 0 16 9 17 '8 13 1 13 11 10 3 11 1 16 9 18 6 lbs. lbs. 56 to 59 511 54} 45 48 32 —34 The stock of wheat consists of full ‘j other grain it is only about 25,000 dr. light, and inferior in quality, also defici Dantzig, the 19th January, 1821. !60,6b0 quarters Winchester ; of all The grain of last crop is generally ient in quantity. ALEX. GIBSON. No 9.— VENICE. My Lord, Venice, Ist February 1821. I have the honour to enclose herewith a table, showing the prices - of cons, grain, &c. &c. as quoted in the Venetian Gazette of the 28th last. according fo tbe actual rate of exchange upon psgland. And am, with great truth. Your Lordship - s most obedient humble Servant, The Right Hon. Vise. Castlereagh, K. G. R. W. HOPPNER. &c. Cons. Genl. Table of Prices of Corn, Grain, Meal, Flour, &c. according to the Market of Venice, on the 28th January, 1821. Quality. Weight or i\leasure. Prices. , Lombardy Rice Verona Rice Wheat Indian Corn . Oats . . • Rye . Flour . . . Meal . . . Raw Silk . . Prepared Silk . 112 lbs. per peck 112 lbs. per lb. Averd 2. d. 8. d• From 15 5 to 0 0 17 4 0 0 1 12— 1 4 0 101 1 1 0 11t 0 0 1 1 0- o 12 5 8 7 4 8 11 12 5f 14 4 17 81 19 11 Rate of exchange upon London, f 26 c. 45 to the 1. sterling Venice, February Ist, 1821. R. HUPPNER, Cons. Gent. Sl4, No. 10 ANT WERP. Antwerp, Ist February 1821. I have the honour to transmit you a statement of the marl:et prices of the several sorts of corn and grain, flour and other articles, the raw produce of Agri culture, within the district of my consulate, according to the legal weights and, measures used in England, and the prices thereof according to British currency. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant, Joseph Planta, Esq. Jun. &c. tkc. ROBERT ANNESLEY, His Britannic Majesty's Consul. Market Prices of the several sorts of Corn and Grain, Flour, and other Articles, the raw produce of Agriculture, free of all Charges, as paid to the Farmer. francs, cts . 25 70. Exchange on London Weight p' Bushel Winchester. 59...Wheats:Red and White. . • 46...8ar1eys 32... Feed Oats . . . . • • 36.. •Brew do. . . • • • • • 35.. .Rye. . . . • • • • Brank, or Buck Wheat. . . . Beans ..... . . Pease ..... . . Linseed . . . . . . Rape Seed . . • • • • Clover Seed, Red. 455. p'cwt. White 80s. Shillings. . . 34- . 20 I . •, per. Quar. . 21 • •":' r 'Winchester. . 33 . 64 . 66 j Hay . . . . 455. . . . load of 18 cwt. Hops . . . 60s. . . . cwt. for new. Retail price of Four, household Wheaten p'saclf. . 275. Do. , . Do. . . . Rye . . . . , iqi. - ROBERT ANNESLEY, his Britannic Majesty's Consul. No. 1 1 —RO ITERDA M. My Lord, British Consulate, Rotterdam, 2 February, 1021. I have the honour to transmit herewith the usual monthly return of the' mar ket prices of corn, grain-and various articles of agricultural proluce, within the dis trict of this consulate, and remain with respect, My Lord Your tordship's . mOst obedient humble Servant, The Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlereagh, ALEX. FERRIER. His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State, &c. &c. &c. Foreign office. PER QUARTER. In Granary. s. d. s. d. 21 3 to 33 8 15 0 15 11 11 7 —l2 5 8 10 9 9 . 1 15 0 —l6 10 Free on Board. Wheat, as in quality . Rye . . Barley Oats Pease An Account of the NUMBER a , nd TONNAGE. of the Sun's and VESSELS em ployed in each Year in CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, CAPE BRETON, and NEWFOUNDLAND, from the Year 1800 to the Year 18 . 14, both inclusive, in . the Trade from the British West India Island,. . OD CC CO CC OD CC CC ZO CC CO CC 00 OC "X OD CD C: " CC , C' CD 4 , CO Ci CZ ,c Z 1 a, t•C t.O ft I-. It IC Co 1, tO: Co 1J f K tv ►'' c 7, 5 E 6 17; c.o ••-t co O. CD On 4,4, :CV 00 K., —. J, cl co 4 4 C. 4, 013 4. co on oo co cl Co CC 4:4 :4 to to . tm C!) tm is 4- ` , l L 4 tO CC 4- 1.1; 0..1 00 A A CC ! C ' is: 4 .4 A A ^ "1 GP A CI ;Z.'. A or : to a, o, ▪ J CO n: ,-A CO C., '4 00 C% bC. C h. str, '4 00 4.. CA '4 C.: to 0. h -- .4 b: h.: .4.4 44. •••• 0 00 CC, N r... o J, N: 4. L 3 k: P. tr A. m oe oo .4 v.) CC at. C* 4. 00 Cds CD 00 1";.. CO (0 CD CI C.O s C: 1:1111ililiiIII Illlllilllillll o. c I 1 - I I — - - c 4 c co I r iT I 1 I I r'r • tn GI tn oo 00 tn tn AA. 14 C. C. 3 IV 4 , C 4, .4 to tw. 4, "..4 o'j CC ' 4 I '4 '4 C% 4C 00 CI) Cn C , 4 - .. .7.0 I, = 10 C'C '4 C . ) VD '4 CO Cr CC OG to Cn GO 4._ N cr3 '4 'IC '4 IC tt, a: OLC C C '4 C) CO 4.. WILLIAM IRVING, Inspector• General of the Imports and Exports•of Custom-House, London, t and the British Colonies 27th May i 1816. j 4reat Britain N B. It is much to be regretted, that these Accounts have not been brought down to the present time, as they would have shewn the great increase of the intercourse between these Colonies and the British West India Elands, and the growing dereand 'there is in British North Arretica for rum, sugars, &c. &c. 24 Itlarclas 12.20. EDITOR. Lyz QUALITY. Rice . . Weight for Measure, 112 lbs. Corn . radian Corn Oats . . . . . do. . . Rye . . . . . do. . . Flour . . . I d 112 lbs. Meal . . • . • o• • • Raw Silk . . per lb. average Prepared Silk .i . . do. . . per peel: r±. 2, PRICES. from 15s. Od. to 15s. sd. , I 14 - 1 3+ 0 101 1 O —O9 0 0 —IO Q 0 12 4 1 ,- 12 7 7 5 8 101 12 51 14 2 17 el 19 101- Rate of Exchange upon London 26 f. 4a c. to the X. sterling. January 1, 182!. R. A. HOPPNER, Consul-General. December 31 Currency. - 80 - 46 - 40 - 55 1 35 - 90 25 4 121 2 50 2 37 5 25 3 50 , 1820. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS CORN AND GRAIN. Return to an Address to his 'Majesty from the Honourable House of Commons, dated February 6, 1821; for, Copies of any recent Accounts of the Prices of Corn, Brain, and other Agri 'cultural Pro?,ucts, which may have been received from his, Majesty's Ambassa dors and Residents in Foreign Countries, in each of those countries respectively; and that, if no such Accounts have been recently received. that His Majesty will be pleased to cause directions to be sent out to such Foreign Courts and Residencies, to transmit home such Accounts of Prices Current, and lay the same, when received, before this HOuse."—Ordered, by the House of Com mons, „. to be 13, lilted, March "9, 1821. PRICES OF CORN, GRAIN, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRO. DUCTS, AT BRITISH RESIDENCIES ABROAD. No. I.—sk EN Table of the Prices of Corn, Grain, Meal, Fl ,Venice, the 30th of Dec 'ICE. lour, &c. according to the Market of Comber, 1820, No. 2.— PHILADELPHIA. Price Current of Grain and Flour, Philadelphia, ARTICLE. Wheat . Indian Corn per bushel Rye Barley Beans Pease . . Oats . . Flour . . Flour of Rye Indian Corn Meal Ship Bread . Fine Bread- Rice . • Sterling - 3 7 2 1 - 1 10 - 6 1 -4 1 - 1 11 - 18 7 - 11 3 - 10 8 - 13 6 : .1 : (196 lbs.) barrel 112 lbs. 1 3 71 - 15 9 United States Bank Stock 10 3 to 104.1 per cent.—Exchange on London 3 per • cent. premium. British Consulate, Philadelphia, For GILBERT ROBERTSON, December 31, 1220. JOHN CRAWFORD.' The prices above stated for the grain, are livres effective p'sack of Leghorn measure, which consists of threestaja (or Leghorn bushels). In Leghorn, 3; of these sacks are reckoned equivalent to a Winchester quarter. Livres 5i effectii e, equal a silver pezza; and when the exchange with London is at 531 d. sterling, p'gold pezza, the Silver pezza is equivalent to 4s. 2d. sterling; the difference in value of these pelia being 7 p'cent, called agio. The prices of the oil are in livres also, p' barrel of 88 lbs. Leghorn weight, which is equal to 91 ; gallons English. 'I he prices of the fl ,ur are in es also, p'sack of 168 lbs. the Florence; 170 lbs. the Prato ; 157 lbs. the Sienna ; and 1-55 lbs. the Indian Corn ; being pounds of Leghorn weight, 148 of which are equivalent to 112 English -'or avoirdupois lbs. No 7.— BORDEAUX. My Lord, Bordeaux, January 17th, 1821. In humble obedience to his Majesty's commands, signified to me in your Lord ship's printed circular letter of the Cth of April 181 9, I have the honour ti trans mit to your tordship an account of the market prices of the several sorts of corn and grain, and of all other articles, the raw produce of agriculture within this con sulate. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant, To the Right Hon. The Lord Viscount H. SCOTT, Castlereagh, K. G'. Ijis Britannic Majesty's Consulate, An Account of the prices of Corn and Grain, and other Articles, the Produce of the Department of the Gironde, according to the Weights and Measures of France, reduced into English Weights and 'Measures ; and showing at English Currency, of Twenty-four Francs per Pound sterling, the Price of each,Article by the Quarter, viz FRENCH. ENGLISH. By the - • ARTICLES. 111eas. - Weight. I Price. Wght. Price. f. c. lbs. I. s. 11.1. s. d. Wheat, isst quality . hecto. 1 kilo. . 80 : 21 . 0 180 017 62 9 0, Rye . • . . . - 1 • 72;11 50 1611 09 7 1 8 7 Beans . . . l - 72110 0 1611 0: 8 41 2 8 Red and White 31aizel 1 72110 - 0 1611 0 8 4:1 2 8 Barley . . .! 1 60 8 0 1341 0 6 80 18 1- I i : Oats . . .: •li :,() e5O 1 . 12 0 7 10 19 34 French Beans, red .i - 1i 023 0 100 01922 13 8 , white i Dried Peas . .• I! 80 18 0 120 0150 2 0 9 1: 80 26 • 0 180 • 1 1 % 2 18 . 11 Lentils, finest . . I 80,40 0 180 113 4.4 10 8 Flour, finest . . 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