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NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.
Toglegu.—Vii gaunt : The mai ket rcissaiiid ixtreutely Aci,
mud Price.' are declining, but as there are nu purchases nick-
ing, it is impossible id ►ay to shot reduction die holders
mill siducits-31arylauds are vi ry heavy, but as tic re is. co
supply u( collar:queues, expected, ore muse lirui compara-
tively.

Carolina Rtc► ix faireinely heavy of sale, anti mole in
Lund this btu sold at 41. k.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, OCTOOFR 31.

furrow has Mali nr fair demand, hut owing to the garin-
lily nal uu the minket, American descriptions of middle
and low qualities have not sal:quitted last week's prices.--
Brazils, of gibed qualities, have bold without alteration;
but fur the last three. flays have bent in vu demand, and
vitamin' qualities are very dull. At public unction yester-
day, there were offered S 550 hap, viz.-3,205 Surat. 400
Bengal, 835 Orleans, 480 Teuuirssee, 180 Di merara, 1211 St
Ambler, and 3:111 Maianbaiti yf which there were sold
9.2011 bags. consisting of 650 Surat, midlling to good,
1114. a 14)11.; 1135 Orleans, ordinary to good fair, 18.1. a
211.1. ; 215 Tenni-sure, ordinary to osiddhaz, 16d. a 101.1. ;
18;, Demerara, ordinary to zood, 20;i1 • 23 ; 120 St.
Amine, 19.1 ; and 44) Ilaraiiham, eery iufetinr, 211.1. a 211,J.
per lb : 3.21/5 Surat am: ICO Bengal were withilrawu, id a
Id. above the prices whirl, purchasers were disposed to dive.
'1 he salmi by Imitate treaty consist of 1.900 Boa, do, 18.1.
• 20.1. awl 211.1.; 1,150 (Mesta, 184. a 221.1.; 70
ere, 17.1. a 175.1 ; 40 Sea Island, 3.. 2:1. a 3r. 51.1.; 40
stained, 21d. a 911 d. 100 Pennon, 2s a 2a.
2.. 1.1 ; 35(1 11411111, '22,1 a 211.1.; 550 Aisranhato, 22.1. a
111 d.; 150, 213.1 a 24e.; MO Demerara, 22.1. a 221.1.; 50
IVest India, Iti.l. a 19.1 ; 211 Stoat, unit 620 1111Igali
VV. a 10,1. per lb.; making a total of 2.0110 bags sold.
Ilwre bag beets sin improved deinnint fur IT P. Sugars
since oar last (loin ',Trowel, as well as for the Irish markets,
and the quaislity brought forward has met a ready sate, at
au amp.uveuseui of Is. a 2s. go good Ittowit and middling
descriptiuras, hut hue scale qualities have scarcely supported
their former mimes : the qt.:tidily wail is 1,100 casks. to
M01...,va but little has In ris dune, a few Demerara have sold
at 4a-• Foreign Stigma are atilt dull aside, amt ilw
htssi-
toss dour in this &scrip, is eenfiaial to about 70 boxes
of yealow Illavaunals, which, told yesteiday at public sale at
445. 9.1 a 48. 9.1. for middling to good strong, and 110
Motet with all faults at 40 HA. a 454. fur yellow, and 5Gs. a
595. fur white. Cast holm remains quite tirglecte4.
Cutfee mai ket was extreme.), list until Thursday and yesrtr-
-41:1, when lite public sale., consisting of 150 cesks 500 hags
of Dutch amt 00 casks Jamaica, went tiff with spirit at an
advance of Is. a 2s. on urilinary Jan tics, mid at a de. liar
of le • 2a. ant the better ti..Artlitisults ; JIM/tie& black triaze
and discoloured Ma. • 105., very ordiiines 1201. middling
to amid multhiug 137.. a 141)•. a,.d line ioi t.lliag Istu.-
la DolllllUtii Mid other Coie.gu we ItilVe had tioilimg doing.
Peuretiou offered at public le war witl.drawis at 9)d. a 10.1.
and sine small lot soil al Itel Cucoa and Ginger are without
1114111Ify. COMIOOII Lee.Ortl 1111411t1 11.. ins have sold at
2.. 11.1. and Ittt a 25 0 P. at 44. a 4a. 8.1 per gallon.
Guild Jamaica Logwonil bag sold at Of. lila. mid middling
Campachy at W. ts. 0.1 via the quay ; bat them 114 little
dein/ in this or say descr oitsos of Dyes-wills.
'The market fur Tobacco Las Oisi; • :s.c.,atly Jul datiaz

Foreign Fault.—The demand cootinurs wiry l!Mitcd, aml
prices ate on the decline.
tics.—Foli Oil, hate been dull of sale, and but little
hM,iiiess done during the last week. Liuseed and pipe
Oils hi moderate deanutel.
sOurii AMERICAN PIILODUCCL.
The CoiroN market has been very .1u1; since our last,
there beiitz scarcely any inure than 3 few small order for
export, but mkt/medal's quite steady wit Otsr 14.1 finalist iV:IA.
sacra The of the week are, duly 3J :\r at 0.1,,ttil good
0.1.; 160 Pernamborros guild 2/ td.;
gposi 2ttd. a 12fit.; in 114/1111, tO Sur2t* tont' 141 fitie /JO ;
ZOO BeSCSIS ur.l to a Hid.: lutal he 7 hays subs.
the imPuits ...ire 1,945 gurats.
inturt,ll STAPLE Awrict.v.s.
RiriwaD 5ti0.313 have been In inaml at 1:0I
wet k's prices; the market is well supplied with ....amt.., ts.
cept large Millis. Cruet rs have beeu tb pii..eipal
pu-
chasers.. Mem/km es stalimiary iu price.
SPIRITS of (*URI'S:STINK ore Leavy of sale.
Purriecript. Tueselay,Yoreraber 9, 1819, Pour o'Clork.
SUGAR —The demand. tif to-day was dull, and without
influence urns priers.
Ciretsw.—Three public Ales were brought firward tu.
daggjoeuusideraldt h. to quelds, akieli went oil at wad/
and nearly all the lots were suit.
lu Rum or other Spirit's nothing doing, 2s. 1 td. hit sarer4.i
!pot not taken fur psuof Leeward/ lieu en boat J. tWith rt -
IptC! to BRAS DV, pi iCtli un the spot catmint be spi•ted *lin-
out mislratbsig, rr the cinitineed waut of tiansamluns.

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FOREIGN
. FARIS ,PAPIHIS.
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Plats. (PCT.

Yesterday the King transacted husilitzr Httlt the
—ll&ration of the Interior end of %Var.
At three o'clock hio Nlajeoty proceeded to the
Palace of the King of Prussia to pay loos a cnit,
hut that 'Monarch hod gone out. At eix
the King of Pruoio, the Prince Royal his sou. the
Gemini Duke Constantine, cud the Piiiice t.f Me( k-
leohoulg, went to dune with the.Kiug ihror
peratmagell we re accompanied LA) t... a C flit eo.,
dialed with the Duke d'Escaro. , At tight
o'clock, the King, the Rtqal Penally, the au-
gust peril proceeded to the Sp€clucle. chid' eau -
usented immediately after their arrival, and itlitt..l
lasted till half-paid ten. 4114:4:414 sits 1 pt.r.'autit
oil this OtCaskel.
The let, hanker of Vienna, M. Ais.steitier,oalt.o
come !Hue sluee attempted to Cut I.iS throdt, IS re-
covered front hit wound. fie has been baptist('
since his recovery.

Thete me now at Aix-la-Chapelle many of the
mediatised hitters, who hope to make good their
pretemions in opposition to the stew systems 4.( the
greater pint of the l'u.vers of Ceriii.ll:. Th.)•
se.tn to put p..rticul...r confidence in the Courts of
View's and Bedsit. The Prince's of 1 cur awl
Taxis, wltu. it Is had gone to Atz-la-CtiapCli:
to defend the inteirats of Lee House, has tovelled
into Belgium during the altsence of the Sureteight.
The splendid fete prepared by order of the King.
of the Netherlands. tit Itutiour of their ALijeetieii
the Emperor of Batista and King of Prusfia, dot.
nig their residence iu that c ity, will take place hoc'
the 10th to the 18..11 of the approaching NOVeltlllrl.
The Mahe of Gloucester, aho had uriiveti 1111 the
601 Of the month ut Venice, after wipiting all tier ie.
matkable objects presented in that teletnated tiri,
set out nit the 19th fur 'Aldan, where he utitved r.
the 15th.

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of 3,850 subalterns ■nd privates. •nd 414.5
horses, is going to 'much in several corps to return
home. •ayssat.s, oc ross• 19.
The Duke of Wellington arrived at Aix-Ia•Clu•.
prl le yesterday.
The Count and Countess of Munster arrived
here yesterday, on their way to London.
Prince Pincher her lately experienced a new at.
tack of his indisposition.
• GERMAN PAPERS.

PETERSBLIROH. OCTOBER I.
The Russian American Company has purchased
of Count Roman:ow, Chancellor of the Empire,
his ship, the *Rassik, to employ it in their service.
The shares of this Company are very advaatogeons.
In the sight of the 17th of September 4.500 &i-
-rate were stolen from the Custom-house. The
'robber is not discovered; he left behind two gold
bars which lay close to the ducats.
An Order issued on the 116th August 0. S.. the
'day before the departure of the Emperor, is as
Coesideritig the services performed 'by stir Regionals
•klif the Gaols, la inch! campaign and waifs, 'we order, as
a teetignal Omar satisfietteb, that, from the th yaws Kr-
rtes ompibeil of soldiers is Ilse Guavas, to entitle them to
tbslr illetliarge, three years shall be deducted nod Is the
arlvarreemeal of Subalterns to the 'milt of Oficere, tlw pm
• Mod of It years awake hitherto required, siditetie. reined
hi 10 Years.'
The American frigate La Grersiere, which
brought the Ambassador, Mr. Campbell, has
already sailed again.
The Bible Society of this city has now 12t effi-
liated Societies iu the Russian empire.
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ovrOMPett 13.
Ilelsiogfors, the new capital of Finland, lying
bear the fortress of Sweaborg, is building with
irestest perseverance at the public ripeuse. Ac-
cording to the plan it will be nut of the finest
'cities in the North. A contract has lately been
made for 700,000 bricks for 'the barracks alone.
Private perliOUV obtain houses on very favourable
terms.

An inWerna Decree orders, "that is the rye
harvest has its many places been unfavuarable, and
the summer corn has wholly Eider,. the distilling a
"brandy shall be limited to 14 daps in November,
and to the time from Abe 12th of February to that
slit of May."
■ANOVER, OCTOSIR 22.
The following'Proehnnation was ptiblishetltsyes.
terday
w His Royal Highness the Prince Regent barber Axed fur
lbe /rat of December iMs year the Meeting of the Deiruties
'MI the estates of the Kingdom, which were Prorogued on
'lhoffith April this year, this is to give notice of the saine,
'sad that the Deputies are expected to appear at Hanover ins
'the day above specified."
It is said that all the Provincial Assemblies will
'first meet at Hanover, Cette. -Osetaburg, &c.
BLBERTELO, OLTOSER 19.
'We perhaps never saw more strangers at any of
Nate lairs than were present yesterday. Their num-
• bar 'was probably tear 20,000. They took part in
the eskebration of the 'lath of October, which was
losolbetworated by 'bonfires on the Hardt Muentatn,
ptiiehes, songs, &c.
MAYBURGH. OCTOBER U.

The leg accounts from Algiers say, that the Dey
is having a palace built which will exceed in wig.
tuticeuca those of Isit his predecessors.
avec/out 46.

Baron Nicolay, Russian Ambassador at Cupen.
liagen, who had accotnpasied the Grand Duke
Michael on his tour through England, has passed
thsough ilattshurgh, coining filial AntAa-Clispelle,
returning to his post.
The lllth of October was celebrated withlteat
festivity at 'Bremen.
411ANSVOliT, OCTOBER Stß.

The new Rhenish Mercury, published at Jena,
contains a most severe decree of the King or Pur-
tugal against the Freetnasour, dated Smite Cruz,
'March 10.—" Every 'Freer/want who shall be ar-
rested shall suffer a cruel death, and till the pro-

perry he poseemes at the time of Ins condemnation
shall be confscated to the profit of the Croton,
though he may have children or born
.before .or after the commission Of the clink, the
penalties ITS applicable to foreigners stud native
subjects, without nil distinction."
OLOINVOku. 'OcTobER 19.

The Doke of Oldenburg had a claim on the pro-
perty left by the late Queen Dowager of Sweden,
to whoa► a pei commis of 35,060 dollars, Ilam-
burgh Banco, has fallen from the inheritance of
his father's sister. flit Majesty, the reigning
liiug of Sweden. has ordered the re-paytneut of
tins sum, Dud the negotiation with which the
tlrand Duke's Chamberlain, Baron Von Both, war
intrusted in Stockholm, is thus termuutted.
STOCKHOLM, tIC nista

The balance df the -Register of Tuxes fur the
City of Stockholm, fur the year 1t417, give a net
femme fur the Crown of 3,29,644 dollars.

, Au •stic+e of the first uecehity in the shoit days
iu uur climate, uatuely, fellow, his haely risen
75 prr crut.

'l•he Directors or the Notnrgiuti Bonk et Duni-
iliviiti hove given is, the Fttod of ~aver in
the It.hic will now ollt.w of it, they will begiu to
bettor loutts mid that:twist hill*.

st ui aaur, ocrosta c2(5.

Hip Majeky the King lots grunted to Nlessrf.
Frrtierick K ortsig stud A eid mar Bauer, for ilwir
lauding Fen, invented by thou in Loudon,

Ktr• LANDlD.—koh.lay at the Sauk, Emile.
-tour, Hest India, and South Sea Houses.

THE MITI. S H PRESS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, Novgifissa 4. 1813.

THE QUEEN.

&Imlay afternoon Sir lleuv HAI:Foal) left
Rew Palnce for Windsor, to take his waiting on the
Kitra. The repose which her MAJESTY enjoyed
she did slut awake from till a lute hour yesterday
:selletaitig. which delayed Sir FRANCIS HUNAN'S
ihirly attendance on the QUEEN. and the come-
Nuence was, the issuing of the public Bulletin did
lake place till about Aden o'clock.
following is a copy of the Bulletin
" Kew Palace, November 3.
The Queen has had several boors steep iu the Men, bat
ter Majesty has sot experienced any abatement of Istr dis-

M F. MILMAN."

The PRINCE REGENT left Carlton House about
twelve o'clock for Kew, and after making his anxi-
ous inquiries respecting the state of his Allard
Parent, was to proceed to Windsor, accompanied
by the Duchess of GtotmesTEE, oil a visit to the
"Princess Si?HIA, It being her Royal Highuess's
birth-day.

Some days since ae apprised our readers that the
pregnancy of her Royal Highoris the Duchess of
CLAaance had been officially announced to the
Palace ItxtENT. Considering the peculiar relation
'the Duke of CLARENCE bears to the Throne, and
that us his elder brothers have no legitimate offspring,
his children Nirill most probably, in the order Of suc-
ce►sion, become the future Sovereigns of these realms,
we might naturally expect that this intimation
wouldtave been followed by the immediate return
of his Royal H►ghness and his illustrious Con-
son to this country, preparatory to her approach-
ing accouc/teare►rt. This expectation, however, we
fear is not likely to be. realised ; for we perceive,
from paragraphs in German and other continental
papers, that the Duke, though leaving Hanover, in-
trude to remain in Germany for a considerable
tittle, probably for some years. We fear that this
resolution of his Royal Highness will not be found
very pleasing to the great majority of the people of
Great Britain ; fur, iudependeut of the satisfaction
they must ever experience at the presence of the
Royal Duke, there are some considerations of deli-

eery connected with the succession to the Crown
which► would tudoce them to desire that the offspring
of his tuarsiage were born among themselves. Our
venerable Sovereign, in his first public address to
his people represented in Parliament, expressed his
honest p►ide at being born a Briton; anti who can
doubt that this circumstance, trifling as it may seetn
'in the rye of scrupulous wisdom, had a consider-
able influence in removing much of the prejudices
which werelotig fostered in Great Britain against the
foreign 'House of fianover? The Illustrious Prince
now it the head of the Government, and most, if not
ill of his Royal Brothers, suffered no opportunity
to escape of uttering similar sentiments, and they
have experienced the good effects occasionally pro-
deiced by this warm appeal to the honest bluntness
of -English feeli►►g„s. Why then should the sons of
the Duke of CtsttExcE be deprived of this claim
cuu is, sy, where *lone such► a clam► could be Of ad.
'vantage to then► ? Or why should the people be
debarred ►ILe sa►isfaction of being gotertied by a
who,-being born a triton, would from early
habits and associations be must likely to imbibe
British feelings ?

Thrre are also some •consitlOetions of State con-
nected with this circumstance which ought not to
be overkoked. The extreme jealousy which has
ever been observed in authenticating Royal births,.
by 'Tootling all but the immediate presritee of the
Great Offictis of State, wits not a -vain !It'd trifling
precaution, nor ought it to be neglected in this
instance only. indeed all the nevAyarnarried Princes
have turned their backs on this country and re-
paired to Germany., as if Germany alotie were
worthy the honour of giritug birth to the future
Sovettigna of Cii-t!t Britain ; but though all ore
equally esteemed in low, yet the offspring of the
Duke of CLAREPKI: ore, limn r•ircutnstauces, muse
the suliert of pulilie interest. We hope, therefoie„
the Illustr►ous -Duke will not fulfil his intentions or
establishing his liked tesideure iu Germauy.

We have received Paris I'dpers of Saturday last.
The Five iirr It few (buys since. were
at 76 f., to low as 7: I'. DU c.; a&d private

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