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three or
ther bur
nation. _
the cheapest
on that
bound to
betty ?
these questions impartially, and . , the
his eye can the countries which enjoy a, political par
dianship on trade and commerce, will renbtincit.hfa:
fears, and will see, even in the'vrell knownexpeessios
of Mr. Western, only the very natural
.reasoniug of
a merchant, at which nobody may have reastrto pe
frightened except the proprietors of cerpriO Mannfae.
tories, which, like hot-house .plante, cannot be-.9yetl
served except by an artificial warmth, but die amity
in the sunshine of universal liberty of commerce.!*:

SATURDAt, SEPTEMBER 'IR, 1816.
TRICE OF VOCE'' THIS DAY AT TWEI.VE O'CI,OCK s
Illesleced abut--Ososatte. Ali{—Cats. I ace. 64
4 per Cent. shut..-9 pee Cast. Navy 9244
India Beads 611. 7a. pre—Exciseseer 800, ea. 48.Ps
DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS. •
Almost every Mail from *the Continent brings,
fresh evidence of the determination of other nations
to drive British Manufactures entirely from their
markets. From every quarter of the Netherlands,
petitions are flowing in to the Government from the'
different manufacturers, praying for prohibitory laws
against the introduction of all products of British in-
dustry -.Stagnation of trade-want of employmeet,
for their different workmen the danger with whisk
the very etistence of their establishments is threatened,
by their " enterpriiing rivals," are the principal ar
guments employed to gain the ear of their Rulers.
Can we blame them, will the commerce of the
world is feuered and deranged by the ofeeis of *,
system originating in barbarous times—while the,
bulk of Statesmen, and even of Mercantile men, ate,
so ignorant as to believe that trade eau be best pro-
tected, encouraged, and extended, by a system of re-
straints and prohibitions and penalties—Can we, while
this system is generally acted upon, blame our Con-
tinental rivals for endeavouring to make the molt of
the system, while it continues to be acted upon
. In 'act, however true it may be that Trade would
thrive better, end prove more beneficial to all, if
evirry restraint against a free intercourse was entirely
removed, it is equally true, that any State which
would singly act upon this expanded system, while
other States maintained their individual systems of
exclusion, would entirely ruin the Manufactures and
Commerce of their' respective subjects. The remarks,
therefore, which weoffer from time to time on this gun-
tion, are not thrown out from a spirit or envy or
jealousy; but are intended to turn the attention of
those, who, from their official situation, their rank,
their affluence, or circumstances of any kind, possess
cootrouling influence, to a subject deserving the
greatest attention and the deepest investigation.

Till the real interests of general Comtherce be
generally understood--till she other States of Europe
shall be ready to abandon every selis4 system, it is
incumbent on our own rulers to meet them by a system
counteraction—.a system of self defence, calculated
to defend and protect our own Commerce, our own
Artisans, our own Agriculturists and Labourers.
Of sll the evils which assail us at present from the

heat
,vely early
, far .by
. with those
cotton manufactere,
-vs can testif
principal stippl,
pt• another view
peed not to escape the observatiot
missists. Ou a very low 'cony
obst beet data. the number of
Ise Cotton Manufactures in the
or the Cotton Spinners,
tiOt ksi than 400,000. The di -
jrsets paid In ordinary years,
are oar obliged to take, is 10s.
iv, by the reduction of wages
AMA* of weekly circulation
.sum which, by restorigg the tr:
would be drawn principally from
•Let the Government and our
the evils entailed on Recent*.
ofrodeste, on every thing that
thy. by a loss to the country
annum on one branch only of
Oa thiAviculturalist this loss
ilisitod weight; for it ioareases the
'it keeps doWn • the' prife of Cbrn
consumptioi.
To all this add the *grata&
mentieg from the rapid consul
going on of the capital of our
Merchants, on whcrse establisht
been expended, which can nevi.
prohibition of the exportation of
delayed. Already the Master
such a state that if you ask a si
of them ? he will answer, reSpecti
of them-04 I dare not give them
shall cease to give employment
to the utter ruin of our own,
till it be past remedy ; but only
portntion of Cotton yarns, an
soon be in motion, our poor cal
on our laud owners, commerce
public boythens will become co:
the increased means wiaicb the
for their payment.

Since writing the -above wt
man Paper (the New Allemannii
merce, written with great te;
which has shewa himstlf we?
subject. We have given
contend that the Cotton Mani
that description which, in Gcrm,
artificial dam to divert :Apital
nel into a new source. l'his

t.tandifat,„. vs channel shish,
works nacoasary, on our part, prevent the
a back flow; and we maintain
stay to accomplish this is by
new Architects the entire mater
which serves as the substratum

Last nigbt we received the
day. Extracts are given in a
This morning those of Wedntsda,
from which we subjoin some el
By an article in these Journals
Neapolitan Government has
Island of Lampedoza, in perpcti
States, in return for the spoil,
Government. This cession; it
be pleasing to the English, wilk
such neighbours so close to Ma,
derstand than that the cession
approbation of our Government
gine that not only our own, '
Powers of Europe would obi

against' it.

PARIS. SEPTEMI
The Allied Powers, it seem.
Knights of Malta to their ,
that they do not disturb the
claiming back any of their possess,
reignty of Maka and the loni,

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY iak
Count Alfred de Vaudrem
(lentil, Peer of France, and
has set out for NAples in qul
Embassy.
Gene: al Desaix aad Colonel
tamed some months at the F'
been set at liberty.
They write from Smyrna
Slivery lives very retired in
has gene up to the desert wil
Oa 'Thursday, the 19th ins
storm suddenly burst on the
onne—in less than an bout
completely swept away by
others were much damaged.
four whiten perished.
The Princes will imam&
Champ de Mars, a getter;
Guards in garrison at Paris

MADRID, SEP',
The Brazilian •Yrincesies
great joy Cadiz, but it u
reach Madrid.
Lord Exmouth has announced
thtßritidi Ainbasiader haw,

. _
, .. . . •
i . . • tit esei gtitearaida lb the
r telirritY Irs4e;:ers "Mel to .' ' —.' ' ' p•.•.•lt . ," 1 ' :7 N IC. At is comparatively
r pure asiag the . ciitivi of indivy f ' ,'' . •
-- - • --- ---- emailared totally enfit fn
became we. -se long -ai it Ihrnishes them ' .;". - is
rapest rate. call Gauge a political depen . ~... • • •, ~
.'''' N.. 9N. •• • , inset the case will
t nation.awhich;in reveriet °fits chief wow*, ia ~ ,_ ._ L....* lychee of the cotton r
to the Continent, and be ilangerous to •ar Ji •,b tiostAwrrAs.'slorro au 04 rrr """""! ,dens of our Rtgiments e
=. Pomo
&c.--We hope that whoever will consi . fetalmi 'stored till Mender. •1' . ~_, *7 *try draw their prineipi
uestions impartially, and at the maudlin cist _ a...A.
- . —....1 r. Asr or arc WM? il 4g. 1816. Ilion is yet. :motile

at thea
—r"111i
Period ofilf *.
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tss
Pation of Political bO
nputation, foul riv
workmen employed bi
the United %no
wl
uinsein.esfiernarenßsam:delacraelslnlic: helepedialserisy:bttaWobewpnapeSeinntle:aahlikrillee
co
rade to its proper gdit, ebs
•om foreign consumes.
tt Lary ndholders
10 millums Pa nt
our national industry, .irt
is operates with aggTa; in
the Poor 'taws, what of
Corn by a tgloioatd • I
ca
'don of e vil • deaf
..ption which
,ur Manufacturersead
&menu millioes hei ie
ret be recovered, it the • a
of Cotton yarn belles'
• Manufacturers are cc
spinner what he tiles 1
setting the greater pet thl
hem credit." Tdl ve
tent to foreign woo; Pt
n, the evil will halm
tii
y put an end to the el. t
nd all our learns vit e
aces will cease to pros ni
:e will revive, and rise P
omparatively light, by eri
community will obtain
is
e have seen, ib s Ca. at
iia) an article on Coe.
emper. the Author cf
:ll acquainted with lb
another column. Z 2
iufactuse is preciselyel fit
many, must require* th
1 from its wanted eh*.
very diversion of o-
usel which, family,
erte--ient the evils of
that the only effect
withholding from de tow
laterial (Cotton yin) • ,
a far their new fabric.
s
•
: Paris Papers of Tuo
a preceding coleslaw 11,
ntsday came to hands
extracts.
nays it appears that dd
a agreed to cede it
rpctuity, to the Unita
Dilations ef the fortat
it is observed, may not
rho will not like to have
Malta. Are we to or
ion will depend• on the
Tient 1 We should law t
n, but all the MATitied
.1
A•ject to it, and prose,
.MBElit 25.
!ems, have restored
privileges, on conditio
se repose of Europe b/
possessions, or the Sou
Ili an islands.
sF Vt:BEINtSDAY NORMAL
eitil, son of Covet Vie
Governor of the Loarld
talstfof Chevalier at
net Favee, who were.dr
Fort of 'e:Karelia, haul
en the 12th of Aug**.
n the country ; Lain
with y intimille..•
istant, at 5 P.m. a frights
e small coin of Poo-ot
ur twenty two houses vs
.y the waters,
ate
aters,;uuredand .4
td. w
•
sediately r Oieview, • •
:ray review of the gar
a and the enrituto.
,TEMBER IS. 4.
:a have been received
is Uncertain wino 1110°
ounced to the King
esi, that .i 414011024451