The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-25 00:00:00

TITU RSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17.

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STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, &c.

With he‘kirttelt satisfaction we can state, that
Manchester and its dependencies fully participate
in, the general improvement. Weavers, cuttets,
dyers, and every other elms of operative manufac-
tnrets, art: now in full employment with increased
wages; whilst a still greater degree of comfort is
affo“led to their tamales, by the rapid decline
,in
the price of that essential to life, Bread, which
the. almost
,unpre-Cedentedly abundant harvest lots
placed within the reach of the poorest. Every de-
scription of goods which are manufactured in this
centre of the cotton trade, have, for several weeks,
experienced a gradual advance in value ; fur there
is no article which has not benefited by the late
happy change in commercial. prospects.(Man-
chester Exchange Herald)
5o extensive is the improvement in the woollen
trade,that. in Leeds and the neighbourhObil there
is not a .person connected with that branch of
manufacture, willing anti capable of woihing, out
of enirloyment.—Burnley has also felt the bene-
ficial Elects of this illtprOt enumt of trade; in the
manitfactute of calicoes, for what
,Isd. was paid
some dine ago, the workmen now receke
(Liverpool .ddrertiscr.)
A twlventowth ago more than half of the
shipwrights of Liverpool were out of work'; at
preset there is%scarcely a single good workman
unemployed. The same May be said of most of
The other classes of mechanics and artificers con-
nected vvith shipping.Liccrpoot Mercantile Ga-
zette)

HAMILTON, SEPT. 18.—Our ha►•vest proceeds
with great activity; much has been cut down in
this district sincel he commencement of the month.
We liave hAd already oatmeal of this year's growth
in the market, ,at, 2s. 2d, per l►eck ; 'HO nothing
now is Avanting to insure one of the best r,f crops
but a short continuance of the I►reSeut most ausl'►i.
cio us 'weather.

D,UNDEE, SEPT. Is.—The
.crops look well in
every part of the coni;try I have been in, and they
are no where so late as in the vicinity of
IwStiflingshire, the harvest is one:lottrth ad,ianc-
ect ; 'and i,t Perthshire, one-halt ;In Angusshire,
two-third, ; in Aberdeen!,hire,-One-third ; and, in
Bri.ehin, new barley-meal has
.heen sold at

.1' neck. 'Yr:J(le is mucli improre*l here. Cloth,
which two months ago was selling at 9s. has, ad-
vanced to 146. r and the certainl of a goqd har-
vest" will no doubt improve it much more.
At Skirling; Fair, on Monday, halt•led beasts
were in demand, and were bought up by scores in'
the /Homing, before they could take their stand

on the Green. This circumstance gAve
to,the sales that continued the whole day•
prices were, however, reckoned lotv.; but, upon
the whole, there has been no niariiet,in this part
of the country so brisk for smile Owe. The
sales in the horse Market were heavy, and prices,
.also low.

{PIM B SEVEN PEiVCE.

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

--~,r:.

, (Prone the,Clister Coierrent, Se/,t.'2; .) .
DON'
,OF THE COL'N'eltY.

We have the satisfactintr to learn, -that itt
most all branclies of the.-Revenue, the present
("darter promises. a., very -walked superiority twee
the corresponneot quarter of. last year. Perhaps
if lye were to say thtit the difference would be as
lone- to three, we should not much exceed the
truth, , A considerable manufacturer, who, on.
one article ,nurse, last year, paid (hides to the
amohnt. of .10,000/. in the ten weeks following
the Ist,of July, has this year pahrin the same
period of, time above 13,600/.. and we have rem-
son to' believe, that the demand for woollens,
linens; and cottons, taking them. together, has
been augmented iu at least the same propoition.
Nothiog cell-airily: can more fully prove the sub-
stantial staitilitymf our credit, than tharnotwith-
standing -the large sales.., both for foreign ana
twine investment, ()lir Foods still maintain them-
;wives at a pi ice so greatly advanced since the be-
ginning of the year.. .The partial, narrow-mind-
ed, exclusive principles of commerce a:topted by
the pretentlers_tO liberality on. the Continent, are
not sufficient to keep otit English produce and
manufactures, These men net front a passionate
hatred out! envy of England, which makes then/.
overlook their real interests. They would all be-
come manufacturers, whether their respective
countries are fit for it or not, inertly that they
might outvie the English ; hut the force of things
overcome their foolish theories, .ants our goods
force their way by their intiinsic value and cheap-
ness. France takes. our iron 'awl tin,
.and is a
gainer by so dOing;, and our cottons find their
Way even into the heart of India :‘ and the pre-
sent age beholds the ex'tr'aordinary Circumstance
of a raw article sent front the banks of the Ganges,
to be manufactured on those of the Clyde, and
returned to its native spot to be coostoned !
Nothing can now be done by the enemies of
Public Credit, but to alarm its with the schemes
and mananmes of Russia. At- one time-,, the
Cossacks ire seen .descending from the Atides : nt
another, General Yermoloff menaces the Gov,vr-,
nor General of India with a detachment of French,
gugineers from Persia. We do not say that the
'timer of the,great Northern Autocrat is to be dt.-
spised, or that hiOrtendship for its he etet-
nAl ; bait_ hitherto the projects which have been
kindly attributea.to his Imper:al 'Alajes-ty, do hut
little credit to the:ingeouity of their fain-it:alms,
It still reouire something a lit;le better put to.-
;;ether than these incoherent rhapsodies, to de-
preSs. Consols agaiust the approaching ttc omit ;
Whilst on the outer hand, the. payinent of near
five millions_of divi‘len,ls is it cor;4,iti and positive
power which most operate towards.their tlesa-
tion. Let us not be misundeiStood. We tin not
mean that. the whole or even the half of this int-
meose suett is likely to be applied to purchases of
.Stocks. Ott the contrary, it has been our con-
stant doctrine, that after raising theTtords to their
present height, money would • tie principally de,-
voted to the is of agticulture and cum?
tierce. We have derived the first great benefit
front the revival of public credit, and are now in
the second stage of our prosperity.--,'Nevertheless
there , must' still he so much ntottey. tleviited to
reinvestment in public securities, ,as .will in .alt
probability carry iheir improvement to a big it:r
pitch/befure the end of the ycar.

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