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London, England, 1817-09-20 00:00:00

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'TE OF THE COUNTRY.,
AGRRI:LTURE, NIANUFACTURES, &c. &c.

thaf:wehave
.!0 announce n continued inCreaselii oar Cotnnie. Cr
411t1 'linnlactlires. The distresses of the times
are
rapidly VaTiishidt away. The aliand-ance 'T)I
,the harvest has remove,! prrhelisiotit Of want,
the advance which has tatet)place in the prier
of various articles, as well as the briskness of their
tai
1101i1 forth the promise of a speedy revival ut
121V0.-
- Cotornercial Prosperity.
•
ttarn roe, tu'rkets
ibis
week
hare.
PreBepresentedll4lsT,,t., Srt'T 17.—With the excepticra of tire
scene of hustle anti activity, to which we ittad
in9g been tinaecti•tonted. A considerable advinee
as again taken plaee in iron, and inoneuse
t, are daily sold ; hut such has been the demand,
smooth nit orders which now arrive have to wait at least
before their execution can be promised.
Toe branch of our commerce in which the greatest
.11e has taken place, and io which the greatest re-
21"lis have Keen made, is 13ritish Plantation
Su-
Drs••
It comptited that less than 7000 bunk.
now remain in the importers' hands bough
‘vi.s trite that we are yet r o expect some arrivals,
the fedr their cargoes will he found inadequate to
PPIY the deficiency, occasioned by the increased
_ktistimption. fin. other articles, which chiefly
v;)llslittite the totrigti trad, of Bristol, meet a
t^tifilr demand ; and wv la,lieve we should find-
plittliffieidtv iu naming a single manufactory in our
et
ghh,,,,rhood Which can at present complain
c
tithzr of want of business, or of inadequate re-
titirns• 'Tice co
the it is trite, severely feel
contimiatice of fine weather, tint Oleo, it
01011 be revollected, they had their day this time
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11/Plvethonth.
pGLASGOW, SEPT. 13. A progressive im-
ir --nverneot has taken place in our Sugar Market
this day week, and our sales amount to 800
tiods...; the total advance of the week may be con.
lit,,e'ed 3s, per c,.-t. In Cottons we continue
gradually to advance, and the op;nion of the
I, gradually
is sanguine with regard to higher prices.
toltbaY be observed, that most of the recent large
es have been to twattufactorers, who continue
°clodsfterittice the best demand possible for their

cotton market liaithemne very heavy, anti
git no alteration in the prices can be stated, inirckaios
4y, b
- c made

a shade lower. •Thc sales for the week •yes-
}:sy os slig art aboudisposeodt 340 pofackonage and
Friday Saturday
s; the reater pro-
;tt ammwas,nhowever, .
114‘,11A1t5..--I'he;;reat advance in the prices of Refined goods
Nike""tked the export demand, which was extensive. The
,4,11,14" es are chiefly by the wholesale grocers for the supply
ttet :e coubtiv trade • the qoa,st is y of Refined Sugars at ni.sr-
-11,,:is still Al t
had advanced to 425. hut art
}lot je"eY• There was snitch inquiry fur For, ign Socars,
account of the iiwired quantity owhand. very few
1;4, f)t. c,,h,equence were effected. Yesterday a very eaten-.
rijf s'alr ,ranirah Sugars was brought forward, it consist-wt... 740 elsesic, hut niostly alt Wert' washed. The sale went
at' very ',sigh prices, especially the yellow and brown
L`riPtions, consi.deralsty higher than what had previously
st4' considered the nthrket currency;' as they were all
(,'lged, the sale forms no criterion of the market currency.
thil "FEL—The Coffee market was heavy the first part of
txtei! 'sie.ek,lssit the tesucorstry depLession4sjonglit in:inediately
tlitve purchst;ers forward. Ise ,s..sces generally may be
eii 2a• h]glier than the preceding week.
gt ".—Tlie fine parcels Of New Wheat went off yesterday
kitePday's prices, lint the inferior samples met a very
IN' demand. There was more inquiry ftfr Farei,.,,,n Wheat
ihtenlay morsiimr,
,licttb.on ;secyunt of the demaud for mix
O.;ith the soft New English, and of very considerable or•
'tated to ;se in town from Spain and Portugal.
1t4,11°-- e•There was an •extensive public sale brought for-
Tester day It consisted of 640 whole and 203 half bar-
)to, 551041 Carolina Bice; the greater proportion of the former
tifeftlien in 4 23. 6d.; a few lots sold at 43.; of the latter
wlots at .43at s. 6d.; the remainder taken ins at 435.
ge„Ult, BRA:cwt. Aso FlotAmsres.s.--The prices of Bum 'nay
I!s,.',.""ted at a shade lower ; the market remains heavy, and
Purchases made are at a decline of Id. per gallon.--
ile of Brandyat market is so very limited, that the
to 2( rl\ers are supported; bo• for parcels to arrive, prices Id.
tit,i. ',Per gallon lower have been submitted Genera
ell no alteration ►
either in the ►demand or in the currency-.

Rtli3ian Governmvnt having sortie reason. to
Onse that an extensive smuggling trade was
on by British ships at the port ot Arch-
tt,t'eli as well as other Russiao ports, lately di-
ttled 'hat a more vigorous investigation shonlii
mstituted ; whets it was discovered that false
tii:ties lied been made at the Custom-houses, and
1,41". s .found to introduce on shore merchandise
It,,lithtted altogether, or such as afforded a strong
4:llitation to evasion by the high amount of the
ty.
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Tust night, between seven and eight o'clock,
lv,7r..Clkepee, of the Secretary of State's Office,
11' returning to town from Woolwich in a one
rs_
c chaise, he met two•persons about 50 yards
ti this side the bridge, nearest to the New
th"s Turnpike, riding at a most. furious rate ;
cheise being at that time about one yard .from
Ist; foot-path on the near side, one ot the said
111,.°119 passed clear between the foot-path and
Ilse chaise, but the other, in attempting to take
41,1 side, came in contact- between the step
is wheel, which threw over the chaise and
Oil their side, and Mr. •CA PP2.11 and
tti.servant ft-il out on the foot-path, but escap-
-14:"11 oniy 'some . slight contusions. The
i`it op and galloped off with the broken
tt•Cse, but he Was Soon stopped. The. marech __
came inTrintaCt cut in a .mos-t• shock-
ti'.lbanner, and is not, likdy ever to he rendered
q tit serviceable ; the-. person ricling'her received
Severe. cut on the leg, but otherwise ap•-
rto
in escape unhurt.
ZtASionlay,night, about 10 o'clock,. as Dr. Po-
c(1111 waS reteroing from Sir G. JERNLNGHAM'S,
ttttt"seY, he met with a, most serious antiuntor-
Istit'lkte accident.. The Doctor was in a gig, and
tie provided. wi4h,lamps, it was agreed that
lepv1"ohl follow alight carried by Capt. DA EL'S
Itp,"4", Whose- carriage was to precede his. The
iow4l"t %vent off at a brisk -rate, and Dr. P. ful-
tp g the light direct, as his guide crossed an
thsle °I the park, drove ag:tinst a tree, and was
ii,"vo oust of, the vehicle with such force that
111,14 s taken up a state of insensibility, bleed-
-I,4rg'ely from one of his ears.' Dr. Ricey arid
`',l4oss immediately went over, and it was
q 4,44 lion Dr. P. had suffered a violent concus-
-11,1,' of the brain, and that his life was in consi-.
Ole danger. We are itapPY to understand the
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'14:4 is tut en d, better.--This gentleman iS'the soli
tots 1.• KeiI:WEIL, -who has long resided in ',on-
line
tal Heond is deservedly esteemed for his learning
ts.