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withfber. AA lin, and continues to bir,fil-t- vv., soennvet fie m i . ... to prelere LW tea Cil 0171" Collylpebji IlleggrOplsE r, tnereroreßtne, , anst ; tneg be taiCen, ER4 to Wtognere (eve, ....aCthe feel glit 1 , et, m the generi e ession of coninte.c flits a, p es usually lo etif ur a ty's est-India Isli; Nmellrted without i tomention;ancl - we of 50s. to Uvertiool' r thgclVde, cO . ptiblb i ligirAi t y l l, „.„,,, i k4,,,,A„1,2, 21 ‘,1 1 • e. ts exi r is a te:11 t-- --- •, A - . • - --"'" il t:f.:,el: l - i1t.,,, •...u..3.L,.ci b, 'I ...... ~.. , ... 1811 7,759 puncheons lBl6 . 4 eases • • of-Valencia. - , 1812 7,949 ditto - 1817 10,582 puncheons , An Account of the NusiarreandiCresteca of the Sures and VESSELS which have _ __ 7 781 ditto _ 207 hogsheads Valencian Currency, British Currency, entered Inwards, 'mid Bleared Outwards, at CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW. 18 1 3 1 - .•- , s• Equal .to 81 ditto I 1814 14,7 , 1818 9,097 puncheons Measures and Weights. Measures & 'Weights. BauerswicK, PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, CAPE BRETON' ' , and NEWFOUND- • . lBl5 ' 11,053 ditto 1819 10,69 , 5 ditto - "wen, to , and from any Part ofiEnROPE, South of C.iVE FIN . ISTERRE, MALTA. , ~5 .,... .r 1. _. . , • Iglu • 10,241 - /lino . - 1820 . .15,492..ditt0 ' - Pesos. •. . .s. d. - P the WESTEILN• rS - LANDS, .rld M s tneraa. ; distinguishing each, in each Year, • . from 1806.t0 Isl 4, both Years inclusive; and the number of Men , employed -- 66 hogsheads I - 154 hoesheads Wheat • . per 16. per cahis -60 1 per quarter _ '24 6 ditto p therein. - - - - - Barley 6. 10. ' ditto • . . _ . WEST INDIA INTERCOURSE. Maize _ • . 7. ditto - - • 26 7 •ditto ... . • ..... . outwards - * ditto -' -- 38 - 0 - ditto • , An Aceount of the Ships which Cleared from the Britishcolonies in North Beans (horse) . ... ,-, X • ' America to the British WeSt India Islands, from the years 1 8 1 2 to 1818. - (kidney) . lB. - • ditto - 67 5 ditto se xxosecooascocc c Rice . . • ••• • 5. 10. per quintal -- 18 8 per cwt. - 7 - --ce o CYO ?, 1812 . . 217 ships 28,875 tons ~.... e_ is - = se cc *-.. cs .a - , 1813 . - . 302 - ditto 43,645 ditto , Wheat-meal . 5. 5. ditto• - 17 5 ditto p F. ~14. etlitto - 46 8 ditto ei ' -% • 1814 . - 324 - ditto . , - 49 838 ditto . , , ' Aniseeds . , 1815 . . 280 ditto 45,403 'ditto Commn Seeds . • ,6. • ditto - 20 0 ditto 1816 . . 342 ditto - 48,726 ditto Bernie . . •3. ditto - 9. 11 ditto = • 18. f 7 . . 394 ditto 56,689 ditto ' Hemp (rough) . 12. ditto - 40 1 ditto o Almonds (kernels) 12. di to - 40 1 ditto -- - - -- -- . _ie 1819 to 10th Oen . 251 ditto 31,844 ditto , • - m ue Raisins . • 3. 10. ditto -- I 1 1 ditto re, es 1 0 . a r In the year 1804 the trade consisted only of 121 vesse l s-- 15 ,2 4 to 4. :6 Wine 0. 10 . per cantaro --0 71 per gallon , 5 ' 1 &) , 1N1M1MM.,... .. ..,,-,........-.. -. -. Oil (olive) . .. : 4 . . e 5. per arrove - 3 81- ditto o . Saffron . . • . 8. per lb. ' - 35 7 " 'per lb. ~.. F 1 . ; . - CA_P.NCLUSI()INT. ' " - ' Silk (raw) . '. ' 3. - ditto ti .. ... b... ...... - 14 0 ditto ... se re ce -- sec, -• . cv -sloe es. -- o :se se te it ' • • cc a C*) C. , - C C., NO. 1.0 - ------- ' • X . Fit'and consumers sift the ' ' Meal thernstives, and they cause Barley and Alaize to .... se , ''. . , the Select Committee on this subject, is now before our readers; . - .;_.. b.:.: .;.- ~., ce :...; :.,:, 77, -' '. (1 ' .i ~-. , - , be ground. . , ' JASPER-WARING, Consul. and we venture to say, that amongst this immense mass there December 31, 1820 , . -•-• re 0-3 0 g - is not a single substantial proof in favour of the new system- . . t , -* :,:. C . , - --. .-4 C. 4 le = F, st ' . tc , 4 X 15.7. 4. - - C*) Z... 1 ... r. that there is not the slightest evidence, that by reducing the fo- - No. 4.-ANTWERP. -- - • es • _ i se .... e s , - - reign ditty the consumption of foreign timber will necessarily in- Market Prices of the several sorts of Corn and Grain , Flo ur, and other Articles, i •t , . - s- -- is I I I - ! - td .._ 'g 7 -, • crease as the result of its consequent cheapneSs ; whilst it is on : the raw produce of Agriculture, free of all charges, as paid to the farmer. t - - - - ;•-: :-... the contrary proved and admitted on all hands, that the price will . Exchange on London 25 francs 60 cents per pound sterling. e , --• .3 c 7; Weig ht per bushel, Z',l 2 -,;,:. I' 1 I c= I ;;•_ r .- be immediately raised in the Baltic, and that the difference be- ' ''Winchester. _. s. d. . Z ' ' - - - - c , tween the existing, duty and the one proposed will operate as a 60 lbs. ... Wheat, red and white . 35 0 us es. 47 . ',.‘ Barley . . .. . 17 0 IIIIII(-1 :Z' - 0--ttllse- .... s- A , _ : BOUNTY TO FOREIONERS, for destroying a source of employment 32 . . Feed Oats : . . 12 0 . 0 . ... . - et . 4 71. 5 for some. of the most - valuable classes of the -Barnsii emu- 36 . . Brew ditto . . .18 0 i. - 3 = - 14 ' • . . . r ., 3 9 " 4, 2 7,* . 55 . . Rye . . . .22 0 Per Quarter, I 1! ! ! I I I p . . f'... . munitv : neither is it shewn that the proposed. reduction will , . . L - b have the least effect upon the export of British manufactures to Pease . . ... .27 0 Beans . . . . 22 0 ).4 cn ' r . the north of Europe: So that even in times of peace tiiis'is but a Linseed . . . .e 4 0 eci e..... us e.• e _•.- ~ . , ce en cus e.• c -. ,-,-, ..,5 - - CI ,7* .9 2- - '-' -., - , g - precarious, and by no means an increasing market for our manu- Rape Seed . . . .65 0 . , sw•g. g ---,..- - 0 _e. - td . 0 ...- - factures. ' Thus much for some facts. which it might have been Hay, per load of 18 cwt. .5o 0 • - •:---- ..., (-) -,- 0 .:., .4.. ,--•„ .3 ( 7 6 , g ' u• , , ',.1 expected_ would have been substantiated in direct and positive proof , Hops, per cwt. . e. . 55 . 0 ' • : •,-- : : :: , e t ...-, ~... a . , . 0 r," ' 1 '; ~ ~..... ... . Retail price• of household, Wheaten Flour, per sack :33 0 li • 2 - S :,..': ... '8 7 ; P 1 ' D. ' " •' •" -before the coinmittee to sanction their recommendation to the D o _ ZA 'f• r se..• ',". 5 - -1 _- -•-- " •-• • ' do. '' Rye . . do. 19 . 0 - ' ' 8. legislature to make an alteration in a system which, in the short Jan. 3,_1821. ROBERT ANNESLEY, c n Z see es se ce cc e• t i - ~-.-- e % space 9f twelve years, has opened a source of increased employ- • ' ' ---- -•- His Britannic 'Majesty's Consul. cc es to se Cc e• L " CP tri ment to theßritish ship-owner, and a new,and increased vent for - --- = g • ....- - • 0 -1 No. 5.-AMSTERDAM. !se s'.': se te ie• le is: 0 0:: sFS ' the British manufacturer, to an extent infinitely beyond all -ex- . a• ti '' at F,' '',l ' '''' 7- -' grs ,! g e • :. -•- • , •• My Lord, - Arnsterdam, January 8,1821. sc es -coesse e s ss , ~ P•• • pectation !- ' . ' -: • - I have the honour of enclosing your Lordship 'a Price Current for the past ' With regard to the EXT.ENT, of the .proq)osed mode or regula- month. I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, • ROBERT MFLVIL, British Consul. • • I ' tion, by,reduciire the duty on forei•rn and imposing the like , , b C. , The Rt. Hon. Viscount Casdereagh, X sc ca cc sv oc cceco es e, amount on colonial timber, the Most respectable witnesses con- His Britannic Majesty's Principal Sect etary of State, - es o • " ' . e. es te -- ces e ••••4 71 & &co &c. &c. London. . • . -,: . • burred in opinion, that though it would NOMINALLY amount to •`-', " • Statement of Prices of the following Articles, at Amsterdam, the Exchange cal ' I P a direct impositiim upon co l onial wood of 20S. it would at least •• • -• • • a. culated at.ll fr. per pound sterling.. ' 0-3 beeequal to 255. • pen load in favour of Baltic timber, whilst 'it Vriesland Wheat, of 5.8 i lbs. per bushel . 375. per quarter. , o ' = would place-the importers in such a situation, that it would be Rye, nothing done. , _ m - Barley . .47 do. .. . . 19s. sd. do. ~ a impossible fur the colonists to compete with them._ It is also Oats ~, . . 42 1 - do. . - . 16s. sd. do. ta •-•• to -toaote re se - s'-s - r., 0 -, • • . ' ' • • . proper to observe, because it is :not noticed in the report, that, Buck Wheat . 5.5,i de. . . 225. Id. do. et . _ : c Rape Seed .. .' 78 0-3 r I .F , from the proximity of - Norway and-,the - Baltic. to , this Country, Vriesland Butter 60s; !Id. . . e 'percwt. cc ,--• se se ..., re ss• • es_ -- c _ cc e, 6-6 e, c' e Ca ee C 3 -4 0 the importers of wood from thence'can throw into the British . Ditto Cheese --. 95. - 9 d. 11s.. . - do. • . , 4 .4- C' - 'i :,.; I n , gi- • 9 . ' Edannslitto . 325. Bd. 335. 7d. . do. market' a veroi.e YEA It s co - .... SU MYTIO N, between the 25th of t• Z -, e xchange at Amsterdam DecD ni 1891 '0 8 ' to f 124 ' .£ 1, ec. a , ~ a . . eq ual . . . p . sterling , e. a o cs - - ss es .e. ..,3 .i- LC s_ 0. March.zuld the. first of July, a - I'ld so glut. the_ market before the. ' • 'i = - .4 p CD , - -- . m = first ships with timber can arrive from British North America, as - :!. • ' - 3 I' 8 1. : , ~ . . No. C.-LEGHORN. , ~.er. - (11 C`, .1- :, C 3 C,..: IS • - 0 • • • .-. g- L . : :, , --, =7 . - ".., • ,-. El ' it rarely, if ever, lutppens that any of them reach this country F, .. • t-T . ,5 _ ,. . -My Lord; . Leghorn, Jan. 13, 1821. ' before the last mentionecl period.' I have the honour of enclosing the average Market Prices of the Grain, Flour,' re/ - • : F • , 11-_, lill.- I - -.: - f 5 Much more might be said against any alteration of the present and Th Oil of Tuscany, from the Ist of September to the3lstof th D e e , c ‘ e u m st b r f a r n , 820, The holders look forward to a co n s i derable ris e, in th e ev e nt o f troops :.. E z C' system of duties on foreign timber ; but the public will be en- entering the territory. I have the.honour to be, my Lord, with the highest respect, _ - co, :17. •-•.--. ~ abled to judge, frOm an attentive perusal of the report and alp- your Lordship's most obedient and most humble servant, -- 1 '-'3 :5 * - O 1 ee , ° 0 e ... 1. -• - The Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlereagh, K. G. JOHN FALCONER. II 111 ce es . ';'• ree: pendix, and the ADDITIONAL ST A TEM EN TS arid ACC i }UNTS Which - &c. &c. &c. Z- . . lIIIIFIII g 2 g s - tt • , - P, ..... , t ..- • . . we have subjoined to . them, how far the intended alterations are Prices of Grain, the produce of Tuscany. to be reConciled to - a-sound and wholesome policy.. The r• - - , t-i o- a. ',',,' . . . effect will be immediate on the colonial trade, both as I !I1 : ! ' I 1' " - Wheat. Beans. Indian Corn. Oats. Barley. = 2 - - affecting shipping and manu f ac t ures, as_ the exports to the colo- - . -- - z _ cf. , c - ) nies this season will be tritlinp;. It will also tend to discourage 1820 . , ---i--------- - -- -- - es. e ., se - ~. 0-3 c September .20 a Bl a 8 a 9 a 8 a ..., ce.- s ess e . c e , ess n 0 the cultivation of timber in Great Britain, and prove verb' in- .october . . 9 0 a 81 a 9 a 91 a 81 a ;I , ..- .. o. i oc o - - dl 5' re, se '• ,'• furious to time pre,sent owners of extensive. plantations of larch - INeyeather .21a 22 10 a 10' 2 101 a 111 10 a.. 9 . a ~. n:L. I December . 21 a 22 91 ala 11 - a 11-k 10 a . 81 a ~, ' -•;:' 1 --- ' r - ) 7 ,2,- ' 5 l l , o Bt.ceirf Scotland and elsewhere. at is also necessary to observe, - •-, R ,i, e ,:o; _. e ? ' i 5 -- • ' -se- es - :that any fall- off in the. COLONIAL TLMBER TRADE will be exte'n- ---, - " . ‘E.;!• • :-.... o - 9. " e e, e ',. - e' . ;" a. -,-.! ° ses ,- sively cletriim..ntal to the British W r est India interests, foe, since ! Flour of l' • • _ .-.--- ' .'' Oil. • - ' - -,- - m .Z • ',-"-' the former has- bden established, there has been a growino• and Florence Prato Sienna Indian. Corn Cr Ot -4- J. c.:., ~......' ~,, - CD • • 0 . ' C.% t , g...:, ...., .4 , C. , i ....- : 3 --. 7 •7, 1 -: Le ' - Wheat. do. do. I do. 'e ' , tsl extensive consimlption of rain, , and other West India • prod uce, ici2O.i - ' - -- - -..-•.... e-. • -..-• ' e ____ --:- - a! • o o in British North .Ainerica, as will be eeen by- the additional September . 57 aGO 21 a 22 24 a 18! a2O lO a I • t-i ---. . .t. cT , x'SenSoSt.e:•e,cs, c - e 'es October . . ' 5:3 a 57 - 21 a 22 _ 24 a, lBl a2O 10' a ES - t ft?: Ti?. ',;-: a. a re •--= , ... P- ' accounts in another part of this Suivlement. . , "4, - ,•:.;, •••,• C% IC ;,.-.. X . November; .: 1 52 a ..)6 ',I a 22 24 a 18 ) a2O • I() a Sun-Office, s-Ith Merch, 1821. - ' EDITOR. • • December' .'53 a 57 21 a 22, 24 a: lB- a2O 11 al2 1 An Account of the NUMBER and ToxireGt of the SHIPS' and VEssri.s cm- s . . .. . . ~_ _es. ...,. , . plowed in each Years iii CANADA,. NOYA•SCO'4A, NEW BRUNSWICK, . PAgLIAMEN'FARY PAPE' P. S. . , • The prices above stated for the grain, are ]lures effective p'sack of Leghorn • Pareicr: - EDWARII7S -ISLAND, CAPE BRET° \r, ..nd NEWFOUNDLAND, frsnetheeYear . 1800 to the Year 1.'40, beth inclusiVe, in the Trade from the ' • measure, which consists of three stars (or Leghorn bushels). In Leghorn, 3; of British ;Vest' India island..• . .... : CORN AND - GRAIN. . . these sacks are reckoned equivalent to n'Winchester quarter. . • . '• - Livres 5-a 4 effectite, equal a silver pezza; and when the exchange with ____ __ - • ' ' • • . I dated February 6, 1821; • for, 2d. sterling; the difference in value of these pezza belie? 7 p'eent, called agio. se se • • X . • sv x, co re, cc ce„ Cr ~.0 ~..., x . x x c., - .: •., ►.l - - " Copies of any recent Accounts of the Prices of Corn, Grain, and other A gr i. The prices of the oil are in livres also, Vbarrel of 88 lb ' s. Leghorn weight, which , 7e e . , s-• • C. , 5 1:: •-• ,0 ~.. :V; --., ;:- 7..• .- i.- i - e" - 1 ". -:e. 2 g :_. cultural Products, which may have been received from his :eisjesty's Ambassa. is equal" to itl , gallons - English. .. . ....... •• • • . . r ?, • dors and Residents in Foreign Countries, in eacl, of those countries respectively; 'I he prices of the IL or' are in liv . ; es also, p'sack of 168 lbs. the Florence; 170 . • ~ o a and that, if no such Accounts have been recently received., that His M e sty lbs. the Prato; 1 . 57 lbs. the Sienna; and 155 lbs. the Indian Corn; . being as . . .. . will be p leased to cause directions to be sent out to spell Foreign Courts an d pounds lof L'eghcrn weight, 148 of which are equiv:dent 'to 112 . English Or - e e. to re e-, -- le - re ie. se 0-3 ' - '--". "---' c-• -, sts s- c'''• " 4 ' ..1 ,- ,•"... C ) •-:- L.. , C s . g - ' . ,n - . - s. ' , sßesidencieseloeransniit home such Accounts of Prices Current, and lay the avoirdupois lbs. - -' ' cn o same, when. received, before this House."-Ordered, - by'the House of Corn- • - - ------- .., * g . _ _ , 1., t. 7. - , V.) . 4 ' • )...3 C Ee as mbns, to be pinted, March 9, 1821.. .! , t : . es rs . e.ee L 3 tz..to , ,7.,, ," co ' • n r) . • ._. . . . . .. 4=. :::: ..,, - ~.. -,,: ...4.a, I , : ...... ..,, CI CC 4, 8 , No 7.-BORDEAUX. see: e- se sc se se -.4 ~ .0 ii, PRICES OF CORN, GRAIN, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRO.: . ~. • _____ - - •C DUCTS, AT BRITISH RESIDENCIES ABROAD. , My Lord, Bordeaux , January 17 th , 1821. • - - , , - - cn e v . ' s- -- ec te -ieees4. J. =. ~,,. . t.-, , a .. . In humble obedienee to his Majesty's commands, signified to me in your Lord ..- re es - ~:-..':":. V:, X .1- I r...• ,C 4- , 4 X ..0" 1- D - No. I.=-A ENICE. . . ship's printed circular letter of the Celt of April 1819, I have the honour to trans. is : is, . . . • , ____._ _____ _ re = , s . and grain, andof all other articles, the raw .produce of agriculture within this con , ..t- -`-'-• so z; ,;-• " .`: es e... c, :-. c•-• .-.- 'O -3 2 ( : -7 ,1 , 'Venice, the. 30th of December, 1820 . . , • A- G% ~.: :...., .... C.:, C% , 4 .1, .C . , CM ,- ~.; :.,.., - .a - 0 FT . sulate. . •- e. • ~ .4 -- ' , . , - - O. t., Cr: a: ,•:., •:•,- = N. 6) ,-. -' os I- ce za • I have the honour to be, my Lord, --- --- 0 QUALITY. - 'Weight for Measure. : PRICES. . . Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant, cc „ e , es se _ r: - - ss -- N: .--, .- '.-. ra . -i ' --- -- ' 1 To the Right . 1-lon. The Lord Viscount - H. SCOTT, a- - e...- es co se ser •e. es ee es c o N...‘ CC .... .0 ' - -0 , Z.. Rice . • • 112 lbs. . , from 15s. Od. to 15s. st. , r '.=.. Z - • - Castlereagh, K. G. " - His Britannic Majesty's Consulate. - -. - , g t. , ' • Corn . . . , per peck .. - 1 14-- 1• 3+ ~. ~. ~ ~, 4, ca ~.... *AA N. ....,.._ -4.: t 3 .. -. • Fi -4 - mlian Corn . • . . . do. . . . . --- - 0 104 .... .1; Oi ! . es . se s-. se sc. ~ ees oc. see, 4,. -cog.; C.' .- s An Account of the prices of-Corn and Grainy and other. Articles, the Produce of e- to •-e , is, ss to o ce...e. oa, co es• - sr g . ,ir , Oats . . . I . .. do. . . . . -- O. 9i. - 0 0, co te se -. ~.., se .e. -ie ee, ess te 7,1 s ~.•-•" Z7', - • the' Department of the Gironde, according to the_Weights• and Measures of - ri, Rye . _ . .-i ' . . do. . . , . . -_ 1 0 : 1 --- 7 0 0 - rm. ' -France, reduced into English Weights and Measures ; and showing at English cn -.• • re • Flour . . . I 112Ibs. . . - 12 41 -- 12 7 Currency, of Twenty-four Francs per Pound sterling, the Price of each Article 1 :!!1111111111 o --• ' 171 ••• Meal . . • . . . do. . . . . 7 5 8 tO , 7" t 7 'Es'e's,' Z Raw Silk _ , ....: i per lii. average .. - ' - ' 1 by the - Quarter, viz , - 12 il4 - 14. 2,1 • • __ - .7.. • 0 , • • ... . 2. Prepared Silk . , . . do. . . . . . - .• 17 8* - --19. 10i . . - _ , . - 1- 3 *9•• O.!. • o- - - ---, .-. . e . 111 LI I 1-1 . 11 - 1 I 1 1 I o • . - ' . > Rate of Exchange upon London 26 f. 45 c. to the X. sterling. FRENCH. ENGLISH.. - g By the • • ARTICLES. ' .-3 fPg. January 1, 1821. ' - R. B. HOPPNER, Consul-General. - - - QUM tcr, •-. re • us -I I : S.'s -. ;:' - 7..- ,7.,• - • raj it i •-. • c• 2 , _ -- _ _ . Meas. Weight. Price. Wight. Price. si- . •ee No. 2.-}eHILADELPIIIA, - Pa ~. c . ) - ----, -- -..--- . _ ~•_. _ _______ ~ - Z;• - 7-:7-.- 1, •2• :-.2, :IF 0 5 = Price Current of Grain and Flour, Philadelphia, December . , :31, 1820. • _ 7 - ' ' 'e -. • If. c. lbs. 1. s. dd. s. 51. . _ '-', ,-.' 2 `•4 ''' t 3 ' i . -} - --- ~ . . -_-________-_,--___ Wheat, •lst quality ehecto. 1 kilo. . 80,21 0 180 017 6 . 2 9 0 .--.." I I ...;-g•e F....=-• .r-i 2 II I Y - - I' = . a • ARTICLES. Currency. Sterling. Rye . . . .! 1 - ' 7 9 '11 - SO 161 1 0-9 7 l 8 7 re c • • . -,. z., ,T, 5... - :2 . - -1' :. , ------,----- I Beans . . .- ' 72'10 0 1611 0 8 4,1 ' 2 8 , g Wheat ,i . . . . . per bushel -80 -3 7 . Red and White Maize 1 . 1 . 72110 _0 1611 0 8 4il 2 8 Ca ' , IT: t, C 3 p; c% :a --, A. 1.. ...., :',..1 t, 4, t. -. Z • . a, .. tn , 4 .:.,, :- 4. ...4 0 -.../ '2O . ..4 .-. ca 0,4:, • I ..ii - i . 4 .2' Indian Corn , . . . . . de. .'' -- 46 •- 2 1 Barley . . ~ 1 60 8 0 1341 068018 11 • • - I P r- -, Rye . . . . . . do. . - 40, -1 10 Oats 1i -- i•I(/ 850 112 0 7.- 1019 31 • - E Istl 1.2 ''., ''' f. Z; & I "5 ,c,- -i e . e . il I :fo !....- 2 s '_,E , es, :s e er e. - se cr., , -, '_.• C. .1.- -,. ~... CI - ao -.4 :.,.-. , t-z V.. , , z.c. .-- X -...1 ...-:: '..; ,CI 0.: 4 , a. S ' I ' ';' .7. :I. Barley ..- .. I . do. .:• •-••• .55 -2 5 r.:. • - i. Beans . ... . . .: . • do. . 135 -6/. I French Beans, red .i 1 i i I I -8023 0 160 . 0 19 ' 22 13 8 I --•-•---, white I 1 I 80 18 0 180 015 a 2 0 9 ' Pease: . . . . .1 . do. . -90 7 -- 4. I Dric - d Peas .• .1 II .. •80 26 0 • 180 1182 18 11 . I • • • ' Oats ; •. . .', . . i . ,do. . - 23 -- 1 11' Lentils, finest . 11 80 40 0 180 113 4,4 10 8 Flour (196 lbs.) ; barrel 4. 121 -18 7 Flo - ur, finest . .Ibaril. llmazeslEo4o 0 1954 1134 -- .. . ' - • - - WILLIAM IRVING, Flour of Rye . . . . I . do. .e . 72: 50 .- 11 3 - - - 50 1 - cwt. 0 46. .3--- .Inspecter.C.:;erserill cf the Imports and Exports of Gecat Britain . 1 >: II London ; t and the British Colonies. ' • Indian Corn 2.1eal .. . ~ . do. • 2 87: -10 2 I --" ,2d do. . i 11 , . 3019 ,0 1 cwt. 015 10 I !_-17th May, 181 S% ) , . Ship Bread • • • •,1 i 2 Ibs. 3. _ ......._ 13 G 1 - Id -do. ~ es ---. * . , 1, • -SO 18 0 1 cwt. Ol5 0 , - • Fine Bread . . . .I. (6 s •:5 23 . 13 7' '- ~4tl. do. .' .1I 50 14 0.1 cwt. 011 8, I NB.It is much to be regretted, that these Accounts have not been . brought Rice ' ' . . . - . . . do. . i 3 et) •, -13 9 ' Ail Meal, Ist do. . ! 1 , 50 15 0 , 1 cwt. 012 6 ----- - .I. I 1 down to tie present tin •'r as they would .have - sheen the great increase of the . - .4, 2d dO: ~ 11 50 14 0 1 1 cwt. o'll 8 --- intercourse betteeen th e se Colonies and the British Westlndia I;lands, and the United States Bank Stock 103 to 104 per cent.--,Exchange on Loudon 3 per !Rye Flak__ . . .1 .1.1. s . . 2 .30.23 __01 ) cwt. I 1 010 • 1 . . . , 1 Wheat. Beans. Indian Corn. Oats. Barley. - September .1 20 a l3- a 8 a 9 a 8 a O ctober . .1 20 a 81. a 9 a 91 a 81 a November .1 21 a 22 10 a 101 101 al 11 10 a. . 9 a December .1 21 a 22 91 a 10' 11 - a 1 I -1- 10 a . 81 a Florence Prato Sienna Indian Corn Wheat. do. do. I do. 21 a '22 24 a 18; a2O 10 a 21 a 22 24 a, 181 a2O 10 a 21 a 22 24 a 181 a2O • I() 2 2 1 a 2 . 2 24 a . Wi a2O 11 al2 N. B. It is much to be regretted, that these Accounts have not been .brought down to ti,e present tines as they would .have - sheen the great increase of the intercoiirse between these Colonies and the British We‘J:lnclia Islands, and the growing dk Inuit' there is in British North An.e:ica for ruin ; sugars, &c. &c. 24 i\ia:ch, 18'20. ' EDITOR. •' British Consulate, Philadelphia, December 3 1 , 18`20. ent. premium. - r I For GI LBERM;ROBERT SON, JOHN CRAWFORD. One T?unfired quarters of \Vheat - produces about 280 hectolitres One tundrea quarters of all other Grain produces about 272 hectolitres. — Bordaam - January - litti - 71tt . 2 t R. SC( 't. I l } .° llll7 lat "Fir fore ig n "' a ancr " 6 ,1,:1i r b11 -r- I - LETT'AeruNMAS,"?etirr — ' . ~, I do myself the honour to transmit the usual statement of prices, &c. ofgrpan , and respectfully to subscribe. myself . My Lord, your Lordship's- ~ The Right Hon. Vise. Castlereagh, most obdt. and very humble servant,. &c. &c. &c. ALEX. GIIISbN.',A' Prices and Weights of ( the course of 21 pel grain at Dantzig, the prices reduced to sterling money, at X. and the Last taken at 10i Winchester quarters. PEW BUSH. Wheat, as in quality . Rye . • —• • Barley . . Oats . Pease . . . . ' The Stock of wheat consists of full 260,000 quarters Winchester';' of al other grain it is only about 25,000 dr. The grain of last crop is general! light, and inferior in quality, aSo - deficieift in quantity. Dantzig, the 19th January . o 82 i i ALEX. GIBSON. sire , J : f lbs. lbs. 56 to 59 511 -- 541 45 48, 32 ---- 34 No 9. VENICE. My Lord, Venice, Ist February 181. I have the honour to enclose herewith a table, showing the pricen'of corn, grain, &c. &c. as quoted iii the Venetian Gazette of the 28th last, according tO the actual rate of exchange upon England. And am, with great truth, . Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant, The Right Hon. Visc. Castlereagh ! , K. G. R. W. HOPPITER, &c. &C. &c. Cons. Genl. • Table of Prices of Corn, Grain, Mc : Venice, on till Flour, &c. according to the Market! of re 28th January, 1821. • , Weight or Measure. Prices. .-~~ .. Quality. Lombardy Rice . . Verona Rice . . Wheat . . • . Indian Corn , . : Oats . . . . Rye • • • • . Flour . . . . Meal . . . . . Raw Silk . . _ . Frepared Silk . • 112 lbs. per peck S. d. S. d. From 15 5 to 0 0 17 4 0 0 1 1i 1,4 ) 0 101 —'T_ , ,1' 0 111 - 0 0 11- 0 0 12 5 -,12 '8 : 7 4 12 54 - 14 . 4 17 E - - 19 11 112 lbs. per lb. Averd. Rate of exchange upon London, f. 26 c. 45 to the I. sterling Venice, February Ist, 1821. R. W. HUPPNER, Cons. Genl. SIR, No. 10— ANTWERP. Antwerp, Ist February 1821. I have the honour to transmit you a statement of the marhet 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 correricy. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient huirible Servant,' Joseph Planta, Esq. Jun. ROBERT ANNESLEY, &c. &. His Britannic Majesty's Consul. _ . Market Prices of the, several sorts of Corn and Grain, Flour, and other Articles, the raw produde of Agriculture, free of all Charges, as paid to the Farmer. francs, cts • '2s. 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 . . . . • • • Shillings. . 34 . 12 . . 18 . . 20 . . 23 - 1. Linseed Rape Seed Clover Seed, Red, 455. p'cwt. White 80s. . . 33 . . 64 . . 66 per. Quar. Winchester. Hay . . . 455. . . . load of 18 cwt. Hops • . . Os. . . cwt. for new. • •- - Retail price of Four, household Wheaten p'sack . 2.75. Do. . . Do. . . . Rye . . . . 18s. RCii3ERT ANNESLEY,, his Britannid I‘ls:lVey lC s Consul. No. 11 —ROITERDAIII. • M y . Lord, British Consulate, Rotterdam, 2 February, 14 . a.,71.. I have the, honour to transmit herewith the tiqtattnonthly return of., the mat' ket prices of corn, grain and various 'articles of agricultural .pre , ,luce, withip,-the dis trict of this consulate, and remain wit)) respect, My Lord. Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant , Theßt. Hon. Viscount Castlereagh, - ALEX - . FERRIER. His 'Majegty's Principl Secretary of State, &c. &c. &c. Foreign office. Return of the market prices of corn, grain, :tad-various articles of agri culturid produce, at Rotterdam, 2d February, 182'1. ttZ I I 1 Ll '4l to )-4 t g I " I P.. z -S 3 cz < tri •-• cn •a, 13, t o l .•-c 5 9, I 2 ' a g ' 1) ar.2 s 7 .s 2 • • • t•D , : g • •. *. ,9„ • Cie; • . ••• a - . • z •to • • , CP I , D C. 4, IJ N'.. :As , I.D •-• C.. 3 .., 1, •—• Is t.O —..— • .r. C ..? 00A C) 0 .n: .. 1 :4 C. 4 1,.: C.. 0 C .. ) C. Q 1 Cr C) 'J ....; CC . ..4 %...' Cif ...r co •—• :"-• 7Q ry . P s. P . , P. 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