The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-21 00:00:00

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N OTICE is hereby giveli, that a Ses,aon f, Oyez and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of of fences committed on the High Seas, within the Juri.dietion of the Admiralty of England,will be held at Justice Mall, in the Old Bailey, Londooiyon 7'aesday, the 131 h of Dreember next, at Eight O'Cloch in the Morning. HOUSE OF COM.iIcYNS, SAT :V.v. 19. •The Itepurt of the Com ..iittee of Sn a ,piy was brought up, and agreed to. Mr. LUSHING-TON brong)it op die '?ills, viz. a Bill - far suspending the operation. nf-certain Pra:i.is,,,ry Note Acts; the. Foreign Shioping l iil; Wind I p ntatiun Bill, and the West hikes and South America Wool itonort,t tion Bill. They Were all read a first time, and , irdered'tu be read a second time on Monday. - The other Bills iiefiire the House were forwarded a stage, and the House adjourned. pr e J. ll'. CROKER. 1 7C77',11,1:13'G-OFFICE, Nov. 11, 1314. 5t ela°l°tpc - Ci f a ve. o pr 101 5t3" ,1 11 !t*O lkers ii ,P 81 0 tO O b' AC op l )115 zi the 4 $' 4ttetio°' t' :;5 5 ' t .„,r 1,C2 11: 1 tbC r, lip' xLi q./4,71,,1C [lle bt e , 1 0 I ' 3 0 1 01 CO' Sec „ol eo” to . / 0 5, 10 3 ll' r j , i• tr! co pa , -1. 0 1 ( Is -1 ,0 I r 1 ,0- ao' l n3`114 ii;rie' s lit .00 fro t$ 1 toillet iej bitil" .'`~-` litl Nt , • • t,,,,,.....,_ ~u4p,R. pn c i e „, . 1 1 ".................„ vo:Cd ill g1,.3.11E ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. • Ilai„ti,rAEN't EV iZIING, ,ki ~s strrants will perform the Tragedy of Nov. 21, their ktittnie, AINO iticii l lti ' I lh:, tr Y , Mr. I. -11 . 1, THE . I . • IN Ai. op t . : Duke of Glouee,ter, M . r. Dean, lt, t r uvr r ; La ` ..d Holland ; itiehniond, Mt • Rae , Q_ueen_ 4 tC4 l. Y Alie, Miss Boyce; Duchess of York, ' '''' l ) 'ro which will he added, ilstti°trolv, Th e 3 PAN. i)E PARIS. 4 (Ler G le Nile's .Stralagein : Letitia Hardy, Miss t appeara.tice in that Chziracter). ttiLl'lts',Ailltp ktoy•lL, ‘:0111....'N'1-OARDFN. a'Peri -'''EN't 6VkENING, Nov. 21, will n Q rultd tti, Tr t _., d y f k„llto,m , Ito NI F.o‘ ieN i) JULIET. 1 i 0 , 14 . 4 e; I;°"ay Si'er'euti,, Mr. Jones ; Tybalt, Mr. N I ..,.—Y Cap:let, ,Irs. Renaud; i Juliet, Miss O'Neill. '‘ll lor uleI.I.:1(led, with renewed.splendour, the Ni ci°". l'- . brainatie Romance of \itr:i i ,rol., , ~ : lOUR THE TARTAR. . 1 with t,l„%a.riolilus :• COriolaiins, Mr. kemb ' e ; s , ins NI" . ~.._ lit .; ON TRACTS. N ,,... 'get . C ommissary in Chief's Office, Great George-street, Nov. 14, 1814. tt IS li ' 'II r t ifl( . , ll4. e reby g• ell, t hat the Comittis \' hi s . m : is ready to receive Proposals for supplying I N i 1 11 4 , i 'stY's troops as may be encamped in the N 4 t4e itriaitig Ye • it ri e i ii . - -al in the under-mentioned Islands, ' 44 t t,il l 41 :1b , N1F.,,1t3:110.f Saudhurst, in the County of Berks, 1/ Lts . • ', FUEL, STRAW, FORAGE, COALS, 1 , 'lll it ,th, et ' stiell Proposals to he scut in on or before kl ytti ved h .. d , ay of 14,e,-• inner next (observing that none CoN tilt .711er fiveire o'Clock on that day . ), and if t :i . P°3tage Must be paid, viz.:- 41 44 % Sandhurst, in the County of : tspktttry, Lerks. Itik tu ,'ku s be . a , t he t o made for the whole of the Articles r 0..,,, ..,,, .iand. ".ek r , ait Jersey, and fur the vicinity of Sand - N. k id each ,Island of Guernsey, which mustinclude ( 4 • 1t.1 1,, t did 1 , l ' ; 1 roposal lutist have the Letter which is ,N o 4end tr _, . h i , Il t i 'ily , 4 .Pr 'lately filled up by two Persons of L '4, 4 t ilt, "I'Z'llr, to 'become bound with the Party "ti "oulit • • k 4,, 04 1 , st.:qed in the printed Particulars for ;,. °.t, 4 4c t r Ik 'tiN i 4ll 4l. 41.,_. :4 the Contract ; and no Proposal roil eli th 4 N. ds gq Utl a printed Tender, and the prices ;%c rktt , °Fth,lr""gth• tit t4, 4 e ; enwt- ‘-ontiatts may be tad upon application at 11 01 t tPliii for th t kours. of Eleven and Fire; at the t4.4fo4t'sry-Cieneral Coupe, Otternsey ; and n . . „_ , ' e !ornaissary-General Bent, Jersey. 1 l k 7,,tS'r, I . i,i knil l '4, i s S P ICTIPAE, CHRIST RE dYII(N4CI'4I4I:*()W EXIIIBITiNc.ir at No. 125, PALL- NiN,;,,N 411114;,'40ce with the repiests of nian per \l,S4,i.,•" co,',.'!int,,,L,4hose Friends are canting to'Town, tif„ . ` 44 .r3 s y t kl e ld a desire cf seeing the Pietufe, Mr. ' ''elit 4l 4 cpt e it . nu 'few until ftirther notac every k'''' ' '"liv l ' , I , inc ten in the ru - .)rning till the ii -1441er, • GI ,„, Cl/ARLES SMART, Sec. • \ VA r °- - xigre kept in ~ • s art ralit in the itooins. N n , ; 41 ;0 1 `,1.l f•-4°ItTGAGE. 11 -4 s t,-,,t;i ' l e i r , t)ll) 2 0,0001. to 50.0001. On the t1iii,444111.4,14,,4na5t„:1...!ei101d Security, arid particularly ad- ; , It iy.Seta'-4 havin g large Sums to lay out or in- 1 i1 ' 1 a irt.,., 1 .. 4 3•••--..1 liberal remuneration will be, i ii , s,._kala,!",'"eurin g it. i 4 tini i : r ' 4 aY he obtained on application to Mr. • i T itre - L(ln • cll - - tr •et London. Ill t , „.. - .....,, ..,..... , . te e s .e. , \I illi C r a ' N'llitr i ., - ., • We i t IN (:,, r-•TH NOVEMBER. i ifi,', 4 (4 l t p.,,; th e Coiltraetors, respectfully -qt4 , 4vit,il' ti‘e Sl•.‘ rE LoTTERY will begin 4 t t, i it n !le :loth NOVEMBF.II.. There are ;„ ..„.., e the Scheme contaius { ~... •• • • Priz es of • ‘ L.16,000 '•....• '•• • ........... . .... 3,000 G• • ... ••.. . . ... . .... . ..... 2,000 ''•••.;''' ..... , ........ ... 1,000 ti‘oikit(/ ::...:: ................ 500 !..t , ' 1(44 • • . . .: ' : '• • • .. ........... :100 k: %I 1 )57,2 i,_ . ! . • ..... . ..... _ 200 .11 Sti Alti , l , l !,e- a s of 10Cd. 501. 231 : . &c. it , p, Nit • re selling at SWIFT and Co.'s - Trois ; l( h„. ' K Y; if ; i Ain! No 31 Aldgate High t str ' eet; * ' l'l,_ 'l`w - # - \ k Ex l , , ~tilio!ili,"..brie• _'101sekl:11-,I.,01.3 SAND P . CIUNDS! , 1, 4141 i ti , ki t ii 'l ls tls t,tiit'42ke,r, solletts the at . ten s !tot" , it c., ll . 4 4 i iv .r , al ;nI,I-lEME 9f the NEW LO 1 1 Lip , N i I t t'll 's itl i‘ t t i t t'l'g . 113.:'-'o7i i c ) it ' e t) ;;, s' s ) vi e t a li " ' 3 l' ' i a ‘• % o i' l";•l '3 z o e t s 1 of t t, ( ..1N a1 , c, ,, N , H - v ,, t . ii an usual proportimi of fl,OOOl. t d , tli t 9,l(N i t Of 4t. ;,. 6 .c.C• &C all Of which the Public are i , 1 4 1j, k . 111,1 or- of the lucky Offices, \ IkO, th e p, N„' ' l ' l- 18, COV ENTRY -STREET ; t t ' . t It ;`! u tte e ,?'' 3, a Prize of Twenty .Thousand - \OO 4 , 0 5 % outran just ended, was sh , nred _a . u . d 4:tti,"' , ,He Quarter - / 1 \ 't t 4 , it, "i . ):7•? 1 , ), ( e Eighth, and I,io Six- I Id N• .! d. 1 rize of 5001. in One Quarter, ktic'; \ • `"‘ Sixteet th ' : ,_. 1 Shares, besides numerous t t.l t . 1. 1`11; IS r 7 t ---- ---.--.______ . : l l„':‘ , 1 - 11{0' ilb s ir' e 12E.NTII ...OF THOUSANDS. C. 1 14,:!•1 , 1,' ( . : ()Up i , 'l'o THE AFFLICTED. I• \, ltt,,n„ e%, , rc . r , ll. anit CO. Surgeons, Char -I,' 1 ‘:',,,' tt' ' , iwiatil'i_iect,t‘. C h i rlotte-street, Blackfriars- I Alite k 4 PL dreg th.` l " , 8 Chapel, duriag so years reg- ,11.,;,,,1_, omit, i,...,41 thousands fall victims yearly tour. kiN, I'e e,,,, ~,,iiiit il t ` . l . ." ; to their takino• the Cure in hand a: t ip`p,jli t; .T . l l ll ) l o ; , g• illy their men, '' sv , iiell have caused 01clititkrt, ", ii„, i t.'s on the head fac e, • d body,dim -01,4 I,,tt ee '!kl tt , (~.,' e in the ears de"iless a s n tricrrs 0h q!4..!,,17 h k ,z , e 4 i;ii the stiiii,bo4 es . ' ulcera ' te . d sore tii ' reat, ;t"liipt it u iia 4 %tie di, sWelled ankles, nocturnal 'N r . 4 li% 'll 4l l „ l ,' ; l t ',-, ,( frequently iii •- •t ' ake ' n and often I,,,lfktllktill,ti',l4ti:ll4,Bl_l,rj.:ll:4ll6l)! with atraiil7) . f . other diseases, i t too 1 4 „! ti g i ar ,... ii d o . general Deliil . ity, and ., decoy lii<ir,;tll,!i.o: habit 6 from. a DREAM UL DN- , , li t o .. ti, t riri er fr ' e ‘, o . r the iniproper• use of tiler ',,i4) e•4 l'l ''ir l i t ... t "'t I eisetiL?tlY appears years after . anii I t i)ii it4 . ? a , r,, I n th _ _ us .ges of . their little tender and 11, 1 , ; ' • 1 1 ' . ,.5 t ,': . (1 c0.'..0, .iispecting parent. t.,,0t k„ , , , , ,1 r5, it Neirli; c9nsulted daily from ten till k t ;f .ti l to t til t g g•e, tk e - he, or by letters, post-paid, Kh i . f , Py.. best ~., .: nielosing a remittance, when ;ikiiiti,slit_ "u , Ice will be scut to am' art of the t t i. l l,,ltl, ~ q,,,,' a i , d , P• to k it i I.:1), ttiei Co .av e 1 cnl• 1' • bred .c the t 'll;• l tt tti '440-nt4 Nire"irielice it e l e t n ite l : e i , d - r . 3 1 . ! t -s are %. I . ' "O t t ' ; ' ," t (ll,l,", (l 4l l i' n e s„ °.t,_ . tilt , it,y;,l" ` t• ,`„ ;17, 1 ... 4 . e f - s;„•- iLJ:,,114, „.. t , f t th ey i : - . f .. , : ; and it is gratifyi;ig to their tx t li,.t 1.;, I 1 1 , 3 '9le ,b o , :,° . elle(' very many of their 1.:1t7i,',1 h„ 4 1.1 A 104 4 .1 s h., . c dreadful. •disurders (after . keti, c it . tit _ a im 1;,..!. failed). . • 414141'4;114N! %..111',1,1,1A. cured without Burning k,yt ; qttj (fr o , ° tao.ur under the iiio'st distress 14. (; "Wi ' w i , tev • NI 114 1 Se) 1 ,, , ,. el cause, whether i ovenile ' 4 , l'lp.‘lt../. /0 ," 0 . ,, t despair. Direct to Messrs. t.414,.,eit.1,,, Great Charlotte-stri et, op .- '.. tilack-fria.r;road, Loudon. . . ~ . N , . • . _....' • '. I'ICTO-ILLING-'Ol7kE, Nov.ll, 1814. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S ..:Vd - do hereby give Notice, Thot on Tuesda►l, the 29th instant, they will be ready to re ' (wive Tenders in u•ritinir (settled up), and treat for the Sup ply (on separate eontrarts) of all such Quantities qt . the Al lowing SPECIES of PROVISIONS, -as ;nay be required for the Service of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the scveral Ports under-wcutilked, viz:— Sea Provisions Fresh Reef }At Dublin, Sea Prorilions. '•• }' Falmantb, Sea Provisions Ftesh Beef .kt. Liverpool, Milford Haven, and aterfot , d, Ruin for and 'luring the space of Twelvc 111onth.t, from the l4th day of January next. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen nt the Secre tarv's Qffice, at this Office; or by ar,oluing to the P,ftnws ter General,.at Dublin, and to the Collectors of Ili: illajes tg's Customs at Falmouth, Liverpool, Milford II tacit, and Waterford respectively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said 7'carlny, the 29M instant, nor unless tPse Person who makes the Tender, or some - Person on his behalf, attends, to ansiver when celled for will any Tender jor the Provi sions that contains e.etravagant prices upon some article:, and ` wires mach infrriar to the real vednouportesaers, be con sidered as proper to be a 'edited. Each l'en:ler must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two resoonxib'e Persons cagaging to become bound with the Party tcmteri"nz, in tfie Pehal Sum of 50 01. for the due performance .f each of fir-Contracts. rICTM-11,LISG-OFFICE, Nov. 11, 1814. 91HE COMMISSIONERVer VICTU.4LLING His 2V44 Vl' de hercby give Notice, That on Friday, the 2d of Drcember next, They will be ready to receive nndi is in Writing, sealed up, and treat for the Supply of such Quantities of good sound strong-and lifer.. • ehantable MADEIRA WINE, as may be required for the Service .of His Mdesty's .Ships and Vessels dt 3fadeha; and also for the sun:du ,!1* all such quantities of SEA PROVI SIONS, FRES!' BEEF, RUM, &c. as may be . demandedjor the supply of Ilis• Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports undermentioned, viz. Sea Provisions Flesh Beef ... Harbour, anti Newry ; and at London- Ruin • dory and Loughswilly, Sea Provisions Fresh Beef . At Leith, Leith Roads, and the num Frith of Edinburgh, Vegetables .. Water fur Twelve Months tertainjor the 12th day of January next, nd farther, until Six Mtmths-warning shall • be given for the rmination of the respective Contracts; the Conditions of which may be Seen at the Sccretarils (etc, at this O f fice; or by applying to the Collectors e!,l his Majesty's Cuato►ns at Belfast, Lond►nulerry, and Leith ri?spewtively. No regard will be had to am Tender in which the Price shall not be insertethin words at length, or that altail• not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Friday, the 2d of December next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on hi.v behalf, attends, to answer when called for :—Nor Till any Tender for the Sea Pro visions that contains extracagant price: upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real 'value upon others, be con sidered as proper to be attained. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by,two responsible Persons engaging to hewn.: bound with 14e Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001., for the due performance of each of the Contracts, except that for Vege tables, for winch a Bond of 2iOl. Only will be reldired.. DEPTFORD P.ll:TUri RD, .Nov. 17,114. TH ES E are to give N7fflig, that'on DIMS DAY , the 2tith _VOLIEMILER NEXT, at nit o' Clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC C Vi 4E, at his Ma jesty's ctualling-Yard, Deptford, su ry Lots of the fat lowing Provisions . , now lyivg in the said Yard, viz. English and Foreign Bread, about Fourteen Thousand Bags; Flour, Rice,.Raisins, Pease, and Oatmeal; Currants, CaUa vances, and Dholl. _ . A Deposit of 251. per cent. is to hi , made upon th , crinolin e ()reach Lot at the time of sat., and the renialader of the par • chase-mony pola ol'ore the Provisions are removed,for which • ph,puse a period of 1.1 'working tioNs will he all owe d f rom the day of sale, the .I.h.werS part lealar7q i ,i isertdna, that not less than oge-hall ftl the gnantity is to be trilte:t away from the pre - .. anses within the first se ren days, agd thereataini4et in the seven fothp...ing days; otherwise Me deposit money will be finyeited, and the PronisiGus remain the property cJ thr Crown, as no e.rtension any , account, be granted. • . • T H COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S ~ ..V.2-11'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Turday, the 22d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing. (scaled up), and treat .47 the SALE of all the YEAST that shall he made YR His ilfujesty's Brewhouses at Deptford, for one Year from the date of the Cpuir4et. The Conditions of which nay be seen at the Se cretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price .shall not be inserted in words at length; or that shall not lc delivered to the Board before One 11Cluck on the said Tues day the 22d instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on 1213 Behalf, attends, to answer when called fur. This Day was published, in 4 Vols. lerno. Price 11. 4s. Boards. HRISTABELLE, the MAID of ROUEN. A Novel, 1 oded on Facts. By Mrs. I-lANWA Y. Author of " Ellinor," « Andrew Stuart," and "Falcon lnidge Abbey." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bund- , i street. Of whom may be hnd, 1. The Recline of Norway ; by Miss A. M. P'orter, 4 rols. nroo. ii. 4S. Boards. e. Corastnirr ; or, the• Minister, a Romance. By the Author of the swiss Emigrant.. la 3 ruts. IQmo. Price 153. Boards. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZErrE. 'BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. R. Jones, Newport, Monni.mthshire, merchant, from Nov. 2i to 'an. 3. J. Altea an. O. Torrance, Liverpool, shoemakers, from Nur. 19 to Dec. ;S. 13ANN.KUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Spiring, Bristol , nurseryman. A. It i•Kiti tot( , 'l'u.toi.►. in the W . e3t. Indies, merchant. D. Niosq, T.ltcliffe-highway, linen-draper. Moore, Lit - op:Jul, merchant. x~:;~;~~c,~~~~rs W. Old, Sun-street, Finsbury, haberdasher, to surrender Nov 21, 'lee. 10 and 31, at Goil(111.11. Attornio,' Messri. Had ac:! S titers' 11.11, Cannon-street.. J. Whitt:head, jun. and G. Clarke, Basingitall-street, Black well-hall-factors, Nw. 26, Dec. 3, 31, at Guildhall. • At- Aunties, Messrs. l'outlinson, Thomson, anti Baker, Copthall con rt, 'fltroginorto.l-st rect . . T. Aylmer, Wereltarn. Norfolk, hav-dealer, Nov. 22, 29, Oct:. 31, at Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Fenelinrch -street. W. and G. 13. Mainwariug, and T. Chatteris, Ow/IWD, hauliers ' Nov. 2G, Dec. 3, 31, a t G u ild sil. Attornies, Messrs.. Gale and Sou, Bedford-street, Beford-row. J. Pearson, Warwick-street.- Sprit,; g.trdens, merchant, Nov. • 26, Dec. 3,-31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throg:- morton-street. T. Shinto'', Holborn, woollen-draper, Nor. 26, Dec. 3, 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsey, St. Thoinas's-street, Southwark. 3. Row, Sunbttry, plumber, Nov. 22. Dec. 17, 31, at Guild hall. Attorney. Mr. Richardson, St. Clement's-inn. • S. Lawrence, Camden-town, grocer, Nov. e. 2, 26, Dec. 31, at Attorney, Mr. Litigg•s, Essex-street, Strand. J. Harris, Newgate-street, printseiler, Not•. 26, Dec. 30t, at Atturuoy, Mr. Mutton, %Vine-office-court, fleet- street. • T. Peirsoii, Star-court. Bread-street, factor, N0v.22, 29, Dec, 29, at Guildhall. Attornies,;llessrs. Dennetts, Grieves, and Baxeilale, King's Arius-yard. Coleman-street. T. 1.. Dunsford, St. Mary-axe. merchant, N0v.22, Dec. 6, 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Benitet, Tokenhouse-yard, Lothburv. S. Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, publican, N0v.29, Dec. 20, 31, at the George Ina, Newcartle-upott-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Flexney, Gray's Intl-square. J. Malaine and A. Noris, Crnwit-street, Soho, workitiz jewel lers, Nov. 20, Dec. 3, 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pup. kin, Dean -street, Soho R. ()taint, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, No. 28, 29, Dec. 91, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn.. Attornies, Messrs. Willis and Co. Warafordreourt. J. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Haddock, Cateatun-street, -hankers, Nor. 22, Dec. 10, 81, at Guildhall. AttorMes, Nessrs. Tomlin sous and Co. Copthall-conrt,Throgntorton street. T. Reed-, Jun. Cross-street, Halton-larden, china-seller, Nov. 24, 29, 1).. c. 31, at Gnildall. Attorney; Mr. Patton, Hat ton-garden. T. Brown, Bristol, maltster,. Nov. 29, 30. Dec. 31, at the Commercial-rooms. Bristol.. Anomie', .Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray - 's -Inn-square. M. Mattliewi, Neath, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, Dec. e, 3, 31, at the Conituereial,rootus, Bristol. Atturuey, Mr. Scott, St. Nlildred's-court. C. Squire, Furnival's fan-court; Holborn, printer, Nov. 24; 29, Dec. SI, at Attornies, Messrs. Russia and Son, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. t. Clark, Broker-row, Drury-1411c, cabinet-maker, Dec. 3.. to, :it, at Guildhall. Att orne y, M r . Ri c h ar d son, Cle ments Inn. B. Johnson, Norwich, grocer, Nov. 24. Dec. 3, 31, at the While Swan ion,'Norwick. Attornies, Messrs. foster and Untliank, Norwich. THE MARKETS. • Cots EXCILANGE, Nov. 21.-We had some arrivals with Wheat-from Essex and Kent this morning, but iu general they were of inferior qualities, in consegnence of which fine samples went off at. the prices of this day week, but ordinary were unsaleable. .Oats sold on the same terms as last Mon day. In Bye the- re was no alteration. Fine Barley sold at an advance of 3s. per quarter this day week. Fiue Malt may be considered Is. dearer. Boiling Peas have advanced Is. per -quarter, but therclis no amendment in the price of Grey Peas. u Flour therei s nu alieratioti. English Wheat 58s. 68s. New White Pease. - 635. Fine ditto - 725. -s. -s. Grey Pease - - 3Ss. 455. Old ditto - - New Grey Pease - 435. -s. Foreign do. -48 s -58 s. Gas. Vick Beans - - 445. Fine ditto - 765. -s. I Small Tick Beans 41 s. 475. Rye - - - 3.65. 425. I Feed Oats - - -19 s. 225. Fine di.tto - - - 445. -s. Fine ditto - - - 265. 2Ss. Barley - - - 2s. ns. -s. I Poland ditto - -19 s. 245. Fine ;lab) -- - 345. I Fine ditto - -21 s. 31s. New ditto - - -40 s. Potatoe ditto - - 355. -5. Malt - - - - Gls. 675. Rape Seed 281. 331. per last Fine ditto - - Fine Flour - - tiss. 70s. White Pease (boil.) 545. 595. Seconds - COs. Wis. SMiTIIFIELD, Nov. 21.-This day's Market had a good sup ply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was consideranle ; Beef,-Mutton, Veal, and Pork, supporl cd last prices ; and the trade, for the most part, wassomothat brisk. The sales in the Flay-inarket were rather licitly; Hay and Clover tetelied better prices; straw has dropped in price. TIMBER DUTIES IN IRELAND, TO THE RIGHT H 07.7. GEORGE PONSON BY, tkc.Sze.&r. Sißs — From the observations which have been made on the recent just attempt to as§imilate the Duties on FOreign 11/Ootl in Ireland to those im posed on its imporzation into England, I -am in duced to ask a few questions :—\Vhet her it is the interest of Ireland to encourage Foreign Shipping instead of British Shipping ?—Whether it is tt,e wish of Ireland to sell to the Ship-owner her salted provisionS, &e or to suffer them to rut upon her shores? If not the tatter, then all im ports should be -preferred in British bottoms in stead of foreign, as it is a well known tact that the vessels.of Norway, and of the countries rvirnin the Baltic, always supply themselves sufficiently with provisions before they leave• their hOies, and with all sorts of stores, so as to preveni them laying out any thing here, but to take back to their own countries their whole freights /a money; and when it is recollected that the price of build ing, and the outfit of ships in Norway, does not exceed 81. per ton—in Russia, 10/. per tun---in Sweden and Prussia, 121. per too, in God's name, bow can a ship, built .in any part of the United Kingdom, enter into competition with them, where the lowest price for building and outfit is 181. per ton ?' Surely this difference of charge iS'a -sufficient ground for these additihnal dirties on foreign articles imported into his Majesty's dominions. Besides, it sliQild be remembered, that, althougn the duties on the importation of articles into . the countries 4efore mentioned in British and other fa'ortign S. h .s be fore time war, tar exceeded the Duties imposed here, and - with more 'effectual discrin i i n ati on in favour of the ships of those countries, yet, within the last two years, the import duties -of thole countries have been greatly increased ; in some, to the extent of 401. per cent. although the alien (lodes in Great. Britain remain in siaia quo, with out any,advance whatever in favour of the British ship-owner, notwithstanding the accumulation of expenses, taxes, &c. he is subject to. Under These circumstances, the duties imposed on foreign wood. by the Irish Act of List Session ought not •to be altered ; avid when it is considered, that . no 'win, regardful of his"own interest, will iinp t irt int . ° the United Kingdom the produce of foreign confitries in - ..British ships, when he can, according to law, get the game articles bronght in ships of the coun tries -from whence these articles come, or•a're the gro‘i , th or produce of, at half the. freight— where are the ships of Old Eiigland •tO - find employment but in time trade of -the" Bri tish American Colonies ? but 'Which -they' can not enter upon, "unless all the new duties on fo reign timber, &c. 'are enforced. It is therefore, Sir, submitted to your good sense and patrititisin, Whether the new ditties on foreign wood i m i nn t e d into Ireland ought not to be continued,? -It is -well known that the agents - here of. the shippers from PrtiSsia, Norway, - &c. *for . few of timeni are eoneerned on their own accotint, , have nrged the Ministers of those to teaze our Government into a relaxation of the duties referred to, and the Uo vernn►eut had pruilently.tUrned a deaf ..ar to 'these applications, until your interfereuee respecting the Irish duties. It. is not generally known, and therefore I state it, that some of the parties who are engaged -here' in the timber trade. groan the countries within the Baltie;, are interested in, and part owners of, the ships of those countries and, therefore, it is not to be wondered at that they should be anxious to obtain, for their own itdvan tage, regardless of the general interest, a repeal of those ditties. But what is the state of" the British Ship-owner ? Witlelit tle trade left htin in Europe—with no encourage net or in ducement to go extensively into the Trade of laitish, North . America; from the wayward disposition of those who ought to , be firm and consistent in their meamtres—he is left to pursue, 'with uncertainty and great risk, The kW channels of trade noAV left open to him. It was not'so'formerly.--In those goal old days, a decided preference • was given to own shipping; and why not at. present, God only knowns ! M. Talleyrand, in France, and other sound politicians in*other coanlries, have been the means of recently laying heavy duties on Foreigla Ships, amounting almost to a prohinitiun—yet the mug - fur:li.. tnityof our Rulers is such—their love of the new philanthropy, so strong—that we are not to act, either off the principle of self-defence, orou the old maxim of Fas est et al) poste doceri.— If the present or any' other Ministers wish to do right, they will encourage by dnties, a trade within utirseires.. They will prefer and promote t he con,umption of our own !nanies., and that of our own colonies—to the use of any other pro duce whatever, and thereby out only increase the wealth, but the strength, and consolidate the power of the" Esipire. Under these cirexmslanees, the Timber, &c. from British North America should be preferred to that from foreign countries, The intercourse between Ireland and those Colo nies is of- great importance to the latter, and • may, with a proper temper and disposition, be p-oductive of great ad vantages to the Empire. The former are capable of supplying timber, ashes., flax, seed, &c. to Ireland ; and the latter, lineu, provisions, &c. to the former; whilst at the saute time it luny give - a stimulus to the extension of Irish shipping, whielt the Sister Kingdom so essentially repnires. The New Scale of Duties, as proposed by Mr. Fitzgerald, wiil nearly operate to a total exclusion of Timber from New Brunswie4 and the °Bier British North American Colonies; and it is s o completely in favour of Norway, that I have no doubt the Prussian and other Foreign Agents here will follow it up, and code:wont. to obtain similar redactions in the Eng!i,l Duties on F ore i gn W oo d. If th e y d o so, it. Mil b e ru i nous to the Engli s h Ship- owner an d British North A mer i ca n Cu , lonists engaged in the Timber Trade. The, attention of th e Members fur the Outports will, ai soon as the - su ! m j ect i s ~n oon there, be calk!' to this important subject . : their Constituents are deeply interested in its result, and time bill for gis'ing effect to the New Duties proposed by Fitzgerald, it is e hoped, will be delayed, that these parties may base time to consider them. British Coffee-house, Nov. 18, 1814. AIERCAT9Rt PICTMILLING-PFFICR; Nov. 15, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS f or VICTUALLING Nis 31:41JESTY'S Ati4l - Y du hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 45th Instant, they will Le ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for ONE HUN DRED TONS of COCOA, ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS; and NINE HUNDRED QUARTERS of OLD PALE, and THREE HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW AMBER MALT; to be respectively answerable to Samples (Me Malt af not less than One Qh. art, and the Cocoa and Raisins tif toot less than Two Pounds weight each), to be produced .with the Tenders ; to be delivered, the Malt in the space of One Fortnight, and Me Cocoa and Raisins within One Month, into his Majesty's. Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and tube paid fur by hills, payable with interest, Ninety days offer date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Office. Ni' rega;.d will be had to any Tender in whiell the Price shall tz*t be inserted in IVords at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Friday, the 2 5th Instant, nor unle:s.s. the Person wko makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for.