The Sun. — London, England, 1821-03-24 00:00:00

„ .....„ _ - -ye riaces,) t o th e l oss as s t a t e d b e f ore, an d subtracting the profit onthe Memel timber from the present sale price above, it will shew the price at which they can be sold without profit, and the comparative Price they will bear to each other: viz. , . ' QUEBEC TIMBER. L. S. D. 1,. g. ' D. Sells at present add loss as per foregoing statement 1 16 9 ...... .. ...ditto 0 0 32 . .. Tile price at which the Importer trill ? 5 1 9 „ be abl e to sell without any profit.. - i . . • NOVA SCOTIA TIMBER. Sells at present. A..... • ...... •••• . 3 0 0 p er L oa d or per F oot. ° 1 2 i dd loss there on as before shewn.. .• •• 1 12 e She • I 's tbe price at which the Import- ) . er will be able to sell without any ' 4 12 8 ..... . . .... . ..... .....0 1 104 profit ...... . MEMEL TIMBER. Sells at present per load .... .. .. .6 5 oor per foot. .... deduct profit as before shown. .0 7 2.. ditto.. .O I/ li Shews the Price at'which the Import- ) er will he able to sell without any.. 517 10.. ditto... ..... . profit-- - • • • '' ' Consequently the Canada yellow pine timber has only 16s. Id. per load or 4d. per, foot advantage over the Baltic timber, which is not a sufficient differ ence to enable it to come into competition in the market. And as red pine cost 21. Is. 6d. at Quebec last year, if from this cost is deducted that quoted for yellow pine as above (viz. 1/ 2s. 6d.) there will be 19s. t ° add to the above 51. Is. 9d. which will bring out the sum of 61 Os. 9d.for the price of R e d P ine; consequently this article will cost about 3s. per load more than Menlo e ti_b m r. Peace . e f -"- . regoing b e i ng th e com p arat i ve statement o f t h e art i c l es i n t i me o f *•t•ltztr the e if it is proposed to mae the duties a permanent measure, in case of statement will then stand as follows : QUEBEC. To N.lm ' ~. e cost duty and charges . carrying freight of last war 3 BA LT 1 C. To • „rule cost duty and charges ....................4 1 1 7 Currying freight of last war .. .. 6 II 7 0 17 8 . . L. , 13 Y thi s statement it appears, that the Baltic timber can be imported into Canada 17s. Bd. per l oa d l ess t h an t h e C anada yellow p i ne, and less than the ,Atnada red pine by' 11. 6s. Bd. per load of 50 feet. An account o f t h e off i cial value of goods exported from Great Britain to the An C olonies in North America in the last twenty years, distinguishin g 1 ( " 6 Colony and each year, and British and Irish produce and manufactures 1 l ont valu e of foreign and colonial merchandize ; also, a similar account of the Real Goods exported to the said C o l o nie s . TOTAL OFFICIAL VALUE OF EXPORTS : . Years. Total 1 L S. D. • • 1799.. 1800.. .. 937,824 17 11 1901.... 180 9 . 180:3.. 1804. . 1805.. .. . . ...... . . .... ..... . .. . ... 845,062 19 8 1806 • • 1807.. • • . 1808. 1,099,501 13 2 -. • 1809.. 1810. .. ... 1,827,260 13 4 . . 1811. . . . 1,891,412 910 1812.. 4 814'x....... 1815. . 1816.... • 1817 1818.. • ' ' 1,756,850 18 10 1819. 1,970,257 11 - orll/410.1e, -Th e rea l va l ue o f f ore i gn an d C o l on i al merchandise exported from 4 , 1,0 " t Britain is not upon record at the Custom-House, no declaration of the r eal n ot thereof being required by law of the shippers of such merchandise. 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Custom House, London, pith March, 1821. Information, delivered in by a mecnber of the Lords' Committee, in 1820, stating the number of the ships belonging to the Port of Newcastle; and showing the Trades in which they were employed during the year 1819. ! Nu►n b er ol'i • ' - Tons. Men. Value. Ships. Foreign Trade - 356 89,8 ':7 4,492 L. ! 898,170! Coasting - Trade - 475 93,303 4,577 933,030! ! ; ! 831 183,130 9,069 1,831.300 i . 1 , ~_~~r t' f ~ ` ~ .. A.~ The above Valaation is made on the present unexampled depreciated state of ship ping property. Account showing the, number of ships belonging to the Port of Newcastle em ployed itt the American Wood Trade, in the year : dl9. Number of Ships. Tonnage. Men and Boys. Value. L. 209 59,411 . 2,900 1569,860 ..._ N. The total number of Ships belonging to this Port in 1819 was 831, of which number 356 were employed in the different foreign trades. The American Wood trade, therefore, employs more than one half of the whole number of foreign trading vessels, and nearly two-thirds of the tonnage. The above valuation is taken upon a very low scale, being a depreciation of more than 50 per cent. since the conclusion of the war. CAN A 1) A. IMPORTS, 1820. AT Qt Entered, 585 Vessels, 1 163 Pipes 28 Hhds. Madeira Wine, 121 Qr. casks '24870 gars. 25 Barrels 3 Cases 277 Pipes 81 lihds. Port Wine, 55 Qr. casks 45678 gals. 17.8, Casks and cases 158 Pipes 133 llhds. Teneriffe, 207 Qr. casks 29422 gals. 4 Casks and cases 876 Pipes 508 Mids. Spanish, 127851 gl& 2 Casks I 1 Butts 4 Pipes Sherry, 7 Mids.. '24 Qr. casks 3102 gals. 23 Casks and cases 79 Pipes JEBEC. 47754 Tons, 6767 Men. 212 Pipes ) \ Brandy 26328 gals. 5 Hhds. 5 - 341 Pipes ) Gin, 38607 gals. I Hhd. 15392 Puns. } Rum, 1643212 gals. 154 Hhds. 940 Casks Molasses, 88215 gals. 311 Casks t Refined Sugar; 16 Boxes f 285128 lbs. 4489 Casks Musc. Sugar, 1569 Bags 26780121b5.- 163 Casks t Coffee, 55378 lbs. 6 Baas 132 Casks leaf-tcbacco, 148958 lbs. 18084 Packs cards. 106423 Minots salt. 118 Chests by son tea; 7259 lbs. 2071 -- green, &e. 159808 lbs. 5 Bags ginger, 560 lbs. 48 Barrels ) Pimento, 9466 lbs. 63 Bags j 10 lifids. Fayal, 34 Qr. casks - 9328 gals. 4 Casks and cases N. B. 3 per cent. deducted from all the above, except the playing cards, ginger, and pimento. 30 Pipes Sicilian, 4011 gals. 5 Hhds. 90 Hhds. . French, 117 Casks and cases S 6233 gals. 199 Puns. Whiskey, 4 Casks and cases J 23416 gals. 1. s. d. Value of merchandize paying Ti per cent. . 674556 15 9 Value of free goods . 8997 3 7 683553 19 4 AT GASPE'. Entered, '2,2 Vessels, 1777 Tons, 133 Men. 2333 Gallons rum. 1952 2754 lbs. Muscovado sugar. 235 leaf tobacco. 99 manufd. tobacco. Value of merchandize . '2903 13 7 28 Ind , . } Salt imported 475 Tons duty free. '4OOO Bushels AT NEW CARLISLE. 33 Vessels, 3982 Tons, 281 Men. 40 Gallons wine. 2889 25 lbs. snuff: 538 tea. 387 molasses. 2888 lbs. Muscovado sugar. 3420 leaf tobacco. 54 manufd. tobacco. 1. I. d. Value of merelio.zulize . 7587 15 0 42475 Bushels salt, duty free. 'S, 1820. FROM QUEBEC. Cleared._s96 Vessels, 149661 Tons, 6746 Men, 7 of which built this year 1654 Tons. 1875 Masts ani bowsprits 2161 Spars 79315 Pieces pine timber 23960 .... Oak, do. - 4 barrels ') 94 kegs pickles 28 boxes .3 365 boxes soap 68 c 6 .a.si,s oil . candles 280 2 Ws ' linseed oil 43 jars 5 6203677.3 barrels oil cak e 607 ls)appklees onions 5000 loose 5 2 casks ?cranberries 11 kegs 5 I cask ) trees and plants 30 boxes 5 • 9 boxes nuts 10 bags • 3 casks ) seeds box S 1 .... bees wax 1 cask Canada balsam 4 packages Indian curios 'ties 11 bags hops 2 bags malt 38.55 ..... birch, maple, &c. 4294629 staves and heading 39118 .. ... stave ends. 890129 ..... boards and planks 104615 .... deal ends 60 .... capstan bars 14 .. anchor stocks 15263 .. .. handspikes 33348 .... oars 116100 .. .. hoops 1220 poles 389 pieces i scantling 1935 feet 116154 pieces lathwood 119000 shingles :'865 puncheon 4 891 . hhd. & Tree shooks 2327 qr. cask ) 2 Canoes 28678 barrels ashes 116 :26 1 16 net. 319048 bushels Wheat 682 barley 3700 .... oats 3152 pease 10 casks beans 109 .... Indian meal 213 casks ) Ind. corn. 1538 hush's. 960 t builds. flaxseed 45369 barrels flour 8732 carts. biscuit 6 casks bran • 15 cwt. 40 -tierces beef 904 barrels 5 1 barrel ) 35 kegs d ‘ rounds, &c. 37 kitts 15 tierces nork 4751' barrels 377 kegs lard • 46 casks 15 barrels hams and tongues 153 kegs ) 8 .... sausages 8 . tripe 355 kegs and firkins butter 19 casks 25 boxes S c hees e 100 barrels potatoes , 502 bushels 2044 casks 4 191 boxes codfish 454 cwt. ) 532 tierces :398 bbls. }salmou 40 kitts 70 casks pickled fish 1183 ,bbls. )herrings 20 boxes S 246 casks ale and beer , 43 casks cider 43 casks 4 1 keg Ess. spruce 38 boxes 4 jars oil ofditto 6 casks whiskey 7 casks ? i 7 kegs 5 bone 6 casks of snuff 24 stoves 9 tierces 4172 loose ox horns. 1 box buck horns 3300 horn tips 341 horses 3 cows 13 sheep 9. goats 7 pigs . 151 turkies FURS AND PELTRIES. 13 tasks 15 kegs S castorum 3359 Fox 106517 Martin 3066 Bear and Cubs 57492 Beaver 36115 Musk rat ; 5799 Otter 21634 Deer 2530 Wolf 8.197 Hare and Rabbit 410.3 Raccoon 4942 Minx • 2:321 Fisher 114 Seal 3942 Cased and open Cat •75 Lynx - • 1804 Loupcerviers 4 Buffalo 366- Wolverines • 837 Swan 138 Elk 153 Squirrel' 11 'Weasel 4 &tiger le Pounds Beaver Co ating - 7 7 Do. EX POR' Foreign ) `-'" l 6"`-• Ballast - Total - 1,019 37 casks wine :20 puns. rum 5 cwt. molasses 2sugar . 3734 4 3 6 2 e mt c chests i au ei s rn kk co ss e tss tea salt 3 casks )tobacco 2 kegs 5 25 casks rice 56 2 2031 b ckbci a oeov g gixti . s se A s lin c o o n rd ds raisins a e 6 casks twine 114 casks , } codfish 15799 cwt. 199 casks ) 34 tons oil 6353 galls. 24 barrels herrings 11 .. .. trout 27652 FROM NEW CARLISLE. cwt. codfish 6 casks j 0 . 1 4523 galls. 1941 pieces pine timber 66 cords lathwood 542 barrels heirings An account of Port of Quebec o: he number of ly, in the folio, Cleared, SO vessels, 3669 tons, 280 men. 15=2 spars 262 planks 118 barrels flour , 95 , salrOon 1 . .: . mackerel teir tonnage, which cleared from the TONS 12,392 I 14,215 I 13,072 1 , 0 0 2 26,506 1 33,996 1 42,295 70,275 87,825 143 ► 895 116,687 86,196 46,514 38,605 37,382 61,211 76,559 94,675 155,842 149,661 COLONIAL IMPORTS. An account of the official value of goods exported from Great Britain to the British colonies in North America in the years 1807 and 1819. 1807, total value X1,040;407 14 8 1819 ditto £1,970,V,57 11 0 TIMBER TRADE. A comparative estimate of the quantities of the undermentioned articles re quired annually to victual 1200 sail of ships of 240 tons burthen ; making IGGC) voyages, engaged in the British North American timb e r trade. And of 533 sail of the same burthen, making 1600 _voyages, which would be necessary to import the like quantity of timber from the North of Europe. o 00 ca NC nz . :l , "c isD 000000 c 0000 coo C) sl e ' o • • o o o C ::,0 g `;. • - F.: 'F.,- Produce of England. i 2 11(11! ft O CZ Is: ts: Ai G rrrr r r r 12. Z C. 4 ao n° cn a: IN) .-.0oCr,001 , :d0O • t s , 0 0 a. A 0 O CD 0 0 0 0000000 C o O 00 occ000c:. C CO 0000c0cFL c• - • cz tz c'. cd") CJ 0 ed CO P F F * 2, t • tO c 5 pa o • $ r' 1 - • O o o • co 1-1 Pro( of En, Igland. .—, ... e., ls: IN:. C • C!1 • • • o. • . co Io 10 4. 0 -8 C ,ti C o o o :-.' • c • - . . g . . .4 • 2 Fg. I I i ..:...1 0 C N r F) .7C C., Co. C; C 0 0 I tZ .. CO 1 Z 4 how 24k - Ald -4211 ~ 10 kegs paint 3 casks vinegar 3 lampblack' 4 bundles , 8 sides leather 167 packages merchandize 13 boxes 9 kegs gunpowder cwt. $ boxes mated. copper, 5 casks nails., FROM GASPE'. Cleared, 20 Vessels, 1510 tons, 113 Men. 8 barrels salmon 44 ... . cod sounds 78 spars 202 pieces pine timber 90 planks 100 pieces of latiorood 8 cwt. shot 26 tons 641 bars }iron 1 box 7 casks 11 boxes } old copper and 11 pieces CANADA ships, with t wing years : SHIPS. '1 Total