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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
A fist of Letters
April 20.

REMAINING in the PoR- Office If not
take OUT before the frf of July: next,
VIII be TENT to the General PoR Office.
John ARNOLD. William Aihbrook,
y Peter Bever, John Brown, John Butch-
err, David Bookiafs, James Brnfcy, JeGe
Bane, Thomas Blackburn, John Blue, Ia
cob Bfor, Samuel Bufby, John Baker,
Commifioner for Revenue, George Carru.
thcrs, Clerk Hampfhire, Henry Cookies,
William +. Gafey, ~ James Caady, T..
Cowgirl, John CLAYTON, Samuel Cockr cl!,
John Decker, William Dever, Elifha Dn-
hex, Ephfaim Dunn, Jacob Foreman, Da.
vid Foreman, Iofhua Grigg, William Cur
man, George Gale, John Higgins IL d.
vvid Hattin, John Hoke, fen'r. George
Horn, James Higgins, George HenrY,
Thomas Hogan, Grecnbcrry Jacobs, Ro-
bert Jones, Samuel Kehnedy, George KEGS
Betfey leafe, David Long, Samuel Lar
rymore, James Lyon, James M'Dog;e,
Jacob Miller, John M'Bride, Alexander
M'Bride, John Nancy, Henry Machir,
William Naylor, James Patrcrfon, SALLY
Parker, Arjilon Price, John Peppers, \
mos Polan, John Reader, Rohsrt Rooey.-
John Stewart, Mr.. Sherard t1,y CGsTIc,
Simmons, MIR. Sharp, George St-~. Iohn
Seiby ~ Peter Sines, Simon Taylor ~
Cafper Tungcrt, John 'Thsrp, Hoph ~
ing. EGher Thohpfon, Henry Vannv,er
Margaret White, Francis White. DsnrS,
WEIGH.
JOHN JACK, P. M.
R0m@cy, Afra 40, IsII. ae6
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

v tn refpea to America, becaufe
ca is taking meafures to
her flag to be respected, and
fhc refu:es TO fuhrnit TO the Britilh
. of 1906 and 1907. The other
i powers who do not thus rehR the
are liable to the DEGREES. The
and Milan DEGREES result from the
of things. They can neither be
ID, modified nor suspended. Every
hich feeble and puGllanimous ma
lFcrs to be infulted, and denational-
IAN ND longer, on that account, be
fled as neutral /; it becomes Engliih.
,crees will forever remain the frn-
tai law CT France, becaufe they arife
he nature of things; and whenever
nd reinmes her blockades, the de-
f Berlin aud Milan will be re -cRab-
in their full force. Our privateers
lie the Thames more cTsetually than
glifh fleets do all the coait OF France
lly .....Mwifcar.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
WOODSTOCK
Coffee House and Hotel.

He iabfcriber respectfully informs the
Public, that he has commenced keep
ing the above mentioned Tavern, lately
Kept by Alexander Gordon, dec'd.) He
VIII WI be confidently fupplied with the beR
froviiions, Liquors and Horfc Feed which
the country will afford, with attentive fer
wants and an experienced and careful Hoit-
ler.added to which, his beR exertions
WIZ be uicd, to make his houte agreeable
70 thoie who may plcafe to favor him with
tHeir company. The Coffee Room will
be fuPPiled with the principal Newspapers
printed In the United States, for the ufe OF
Travellers and Strangers.
-, JOHN LEE.
W0odSock, April 40. zoz
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
100 Cents Reward.

y AN away from the fubfcriSer, on
~ Thurfday the 18th day of March,
bound boy named JACOB SHELL, ahavt
~ years of age, between 4 and feet high,
thort black hair had on and took with
him, halt worn wool hat, home made
orao coiored cloth coat, two pair of over
ais, one white PAIR, the other ihambray,
mixed with blue and yellow, brown and
cotton walfcoat, pair of blue itockjegs,
PAL. OF old ihoes, AID fevera, other articles
not known, rs he, on that day, in the alb.
fence OF the family, broke open the houGe
and took what fuited him. Whoever takes
up faid boy and delivers him to his mater,
or TO Mr.. James Fofer, in Winchester.
ffall aaye the above reward and the thanks
of the inbfc.ibcr.
WILLIAM MARTIN.
Ap'h 20. Io6 ivy Z
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
NEW-Y April o.

W. w INN <1pIll y.
.x'rr ofa hner.1;om BeQou to tb< Editors
y "e Mercantile Aave,tiser, dated Satny-
fzy morning, 9O'eloek.
e fad lin the London papers that
1'lo. RS have received information of a
'r7p7 having been made by Napoleon
q rar Jnised States, that he would lend
IN s of the line and 10 frigates, in cafe
iei cuaions fhould end in rupture
7'.n 'ngland.
ftatcd that the Ruflian and Turk ifh
'rars IN Bulgaria, have entered into fuT-
-ef.'1 Of arms, and that the blockade of
w Zen has been RATED.
He Altoona Mercury, of Feb. "a, Rates
6a. lie Confederation of the Rhine
a1 required to urnifh additional
oaa ent forces for the French fervice.
p '5 faid Mr.. Fofer the new Plenipo-
th- to the U. S. is TO be the bearer of
inciliatory propofals.
tempt has been made upon the life
d adotte, the Crown Prince of Sye-
end put into the bands of the edi-
this Gazette, yesterday, a circu
tt II, dated Liverpool, March IL.
the following extract, is made.
ePoliticsl relations of G. Britain
'na :rica are certainly not very diaintt
ugh an Envoy with full powers is
lgn1in d to Immediately embark for the
3 S, Mr.. Pinkoey fecms rcfoived to
IN this determination he may to
c extent, be influenced by motives
b ate nature. Ia recent communi-
-7rioe it'll the MiniRers, he was pointed
y d that no alteration could take
'.a.. he blocksding fyfem, till France
i1-H :ally repealed the Berlin and Mi.
7n Pes. es, and placed neutrals in their
uation !; that time will never ar
whenever that occurred, our
Re- laws would be abandoned"
fraF.-An American veGel was
the violence of the winds under
i the French bate ries in the
Cadiz. She was abandoned bv
nd taken poGcfion of by the
t'sH The Englilh Admiral in that
dered the veGel to be rctsken
ID to the lawful owners with fall
or reward.--A fquadron Of
gates fell in with American
iecuting a lawful trade, they
N the fpot, aad plundcred the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
NEW YORK, April III.

The brItiih government, IN consequence
o. the embarrafed Hate of commerce,
have granted to the merchants OF Great
Britain fix millions, in exchequer bills,
redeemabic in eighteen months.
The Marquis Welleiley is undcrRood to
have given di6nite anfwer TO certain ca
tcgorica. queAions put by the American
minifter ON the chief points In difputc ,he
Purport of which aniwer we underaand to
be, that his Britannia msjefy would not
conienr 20 abandon his right to icarch Amer.
lean veiiels merchant ones we prefume) for
Britlih feamcn: nor TO alter or modify
the exiting fyRcm Of blockade nor to
withdraw the orders in council, till the Ber-
lin and Milan DEGREES were fubHantialIy
rcfcindcd
LATEST FROM LISBON.
The fhip Grand Sachem, Hitchcock,
arrived in 3S days from Lifbon. Capf.
I'll. has p ollifely favoured US in addition
10 fhc Intelligence under the marine head
with the following interefing informa-
fion.
The Englifh officers and others at Lifbon
fuppoled it impoiiible for any army to form
the lines on the fde of the Tagus YET
many apprehended that large French ar
my might get ponefion of the heights of
Almeida, oppoire Liibon, and command
the harbor. Ii was ALTO the opinion of
mott people that the watt expence that the
Englilh were at in supporting their large
army, navy and tranfpor together with
almof the whole population of Portugal,
would induce them TO withdraw their army
ioon. 1t was likewile fated to me by ma
ny, that general battle would foon take
place, and It was generally reported that
the French had removed their artillery
and baggage from Sanrarem back to Guar
da, and that the Engliih alto had removed
their heavy baggage, proviGons, sc. into
boats to go down the river If necefiary.-
IL was fuppofed thefe preparations on both
fides were for an engagement. A veiIel
had arrived at Liibon on the lit of March,
reporting having left the feet, with rein
forcements, OF Cape Fini&er. A reei-
ment OF troops from Gibraltar and one from
England, had arrived fome time before.
A few days before leaving Liibon, all the
troops and officers off duty had been order
ed to the army. Lord Wellington was
well fpoken OF by all perfons at Liibon, ex.
cept thofe in the French intcrea, and of
thar number greal majority of the lower
clafs of Porfugueie undoubtedly are.
A merchant of Liiban had received a
letter from Badajoz, dated z4th Februa-
ry, giving particular account of the de-
feat 10y the Frcnch beficging that place, of
the Spaniards that were upder the con-
mand of the late General Ronana-they
had crolied the Tagus for the purpo(e oi
endeavouring to relieve Badajoz, and en-.
camPed, careiehly, not far from it. The
French attacked them in the night, when
the out guards were fmall and RENTS, and
killed SOC, took $500 prifoncrs and total
ly difpeffed the lef. This corps was
1000 SPaniards and Portugucfc. 1t aat-
ed that the Spaniards, although furpriicd
, fought well, but that Portugueie regi-
ment, except SO men, Immediately defere-
ed their colours and fed.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
PARIS. Feb. ,r

Yesterday his MajeGy received feveral
dePutations. To the address of the de.
Partment of lie and Villaine he faid, " the
tPsedy attending of fquadron in my port
OF Brett viii be new motive TO make me
Witt your country
10 the address of the department OF the
Summe he rePlyed (" 1 expect the happicft
effeets from the fyaem crab lilhed againft
the commerce of England"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
1885, 34 k.4o, o4e, "a
zo,7es,I45 z3,ozz,44s

sS,636,I7sL63,o73,6S6
N TIPS f0femsnfH atfrars that he Re-
, tbeyear NOM concluded exceeded tkat
'ear Immediately preceding, ~pbieb zva,
IF remarkable production, BY /um of
rban four millions four hundred and
feven thoufand pounds.
5e Art"k Of Excite, -obieb a6srds tie
r ,o2f Of The PSolpeyisy Of individuals, The
has been npzvaras ofone million four
j and fifty thoufand pounds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
Notice

THE fubicribera % The ga;se Gu
L I'm ne 2t@s, arc 'eIed E5p2Y
immediate 20 gbe re- areg $40 aa'
half Dollsrs FOX each .Aags By 5aem .lo-
{cribed.
By order o. he Dire6ars.
NOTLE Z {. WILLIAMS, T'r-
April 20. zoo.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
LONDON, FEB. II.

Prefent Miniary have fhewn every
lion TO bring the negotiation with
tNkNEY to fuch clofe as the rate
Executive Power would admit -
ey never will permit the United
% dictate TO Great Britain what fhe
: fhall not conlider the blockade of
ny's ports. The Orders in Coun-
10 modified more than a year ago
" have cca'ea almof altogether 10
the American trade-as has been
lily proved by the immcnfe number
rican vefiels which failed from the
IS tince her foolifh Embargo was
I'd which have arrived iu the Bri-
oani!h, Portuguese, and RuRian
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
GOODS.

ALSO, GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
GLASS e QuEENSW ARE,
Purchaled on the very beft terms-Iie
hopes thofe who will pleafe call, will net
be disappointed, as they viii be fold Gu a
fmalr advance.
JAMES LITTLE.
Winehefer, April 20. zoo
n. 3. He will keep this fesfon large
ailortncnt OF Grading and Gratis Scytl,es,
Whet Stones, sc. ALTO, (Tabb's) Fur
and Wool Hats:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

We have received verbal information
that the Federal candidate. for the Rate
Icgilarurc, were elected in Pendieton coun.
~. Although MIR. M'Coy the Demo.
cratic candidate for that dihri6t, Obtained
a majority of nearly zoo over Gen. Black
burn the Fede6ai candidate.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
BRUARY II.

'mmittee of merchants trading to
States have waited Oh the Marquis
sLEY to know if Mr.. PINKNEY had
heated to him any tidings from
on the fubjetf of the French Dec rees
oeen recently rumorcd. His Lord
;ormed them, that he had not re.
any communication on the fubje6t.
Res ent (fays the Courier) is un-
nally difpoied to fettle with Amer;-
.onorable principles. but none other.
IL recolle6ts that when Mr.. Eukme's
lens was concluded, all the govern-
apers in the u. States exulring pro-
l that -" fobn Bril- had been bambied
2gbt TO bis marro4v bones.' The
has too much ipirie to give them
luie tor fuch exultation
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Jofeph Lewis, Efq. is elected member OF
Congrefs for the diftriet OF Loudon, &c.
without oppofition. MeGrs. Mercer and
Noland, members for that county, in the
fate Legislature.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
SPRING GOODS.

z he JagySritSr has JIM reeeizrd FROM PbiLa.lrI-
phia, Batimye, and dkx0nsra,
ALARGE AND'BEAUTIFULA ASSORTMENT oF
FANCY, SPRING g SUMNER
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
THE GAZETTE.
WINCHESTER APRIL 90, 1911.
Great and Glorious Intelligence.
THE KNOWING ONES DIsAppoINT
ED, OR,
FEDERALISM TRIUAAPH4NJ.
BERKELET COUNTY,

BERKELEY COUNTY.
AT the cloie of the poll on Monday the
9th init, the tefult was
CONGRESS.
JOHN BAKER. ESQ: FED. RFp....,c6
DANIEL MORGAN, DEMo.......Ioo
Senate Of ibis Communicable.
Lnw1s WOLFE, ESQ. FED. REP..zo8
CHARLES BRENT, ESQ. DEMo...IGo
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
MAJ. ANDREW wACGENER, F. R..1oz
THOMAS sHEAREk, ESQ. F. R.....zSS
CAPT. LEVI HENsHAw, D........2IA
MR.. THOMAS TURNER, D....zoz
H4RDT COUNTY.
me election commenced on the 9th, and
cloied ON the IIth, and rcfulted as follows
CONGRESS.
CEN. SAMUEL BLACKBURN, F.Rzoo
WILLIAM MCCOY, D..... Sc
Senate of ibis Tbs Commonwealth.
LEWIS WOLFE, Rso. F. R,s,
CHARLES BRENT, ESQ. D.............6o
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.
MsssRs. MACHrR AND sIMoNs, F. rs.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
The polls clofed on the frft day, 9Th,
and the following is the refult -
CONGRESS.
JOHN BAKER, ESQ ....-............3II
DANIEL MORGAN, kso:............ze7
Senate Of ibis Commonwealth.
LEWIS WOLFE Eso.................3os
CHARLES BRENT, ESQ:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

COL. ALEXANDER KING, F. R....3I8
FRANCIS WHITE, ESQ. ?. R........3I3
MR.. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, D.....zo6
MIR. PUGH, D...,S7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Mefrs. Madeira and Carton are eleete
members of the ltate Legislature for She
nandoah county.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
From an Enel;R bater.

5AeOe great /af,staaioa IN publyAmg fbe
ag account, qvbieb bas been fyaz(mttel
q c0rre47 Placement Of THE PRODUCE Of
sLIc REVENUE, IN THE year 1910, as
ed zOitb that Of the preceding year:
1909. 1870.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

re ..tase 81 i4i.rh, tslteas6 erus yalla;tass
FIR aceri.y, to,fbiimeuf far f'zttb, palcy f,s 6s-
nor, aYd derk s1fr;g~ En- ofea in,cst1y.
II REPUBLICAN,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

u For rcafons, which are unnecenary
mere TO detail, the Editor ofthis paper viii
deter replying TO AR. Brent's publication
until the elec..on Of Jefelfon county (which
Will determine the CONTEXT between that
gentleman aud Mr.. Wolte,J termina es.-
The election will take place on Monday
next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

MAJ. ANDREW wAccENER, F. R..zoz
THOMAS sHEARER, ESQ. F. R.....zSS
CAPT. LEVI HENsHAw, D.......91A
MR.. THOMAS TURNER, D...zoz
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
Sfnate ef ibis Commsn4uealkh.

LEWIS WOLFE, ESQ: ..........--...3os
CHARLES BRENT, Eso:............ z9o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
To the Public.

BEG leave to form my friends and
l. the public, that have, for fome time
paf, commenced the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW,
And that intend 70 to do in the Federal
Court for the Virginia Diaria, holden at
the Capitol in the City OF Richmond. on
the zzd of May and the zzd of November
IN every year. All Communications made
to meby Pot or osherwife, fhallbe prompt
ly attended TO. FLEET SMITH
Ieeiburg, Loudo1n county, IL
April 20. no
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Senate Of ibis Commu4veahb.
LEWIS WOLFE, ESQ. FED. REP..zo8
CHARLES BRENT, ESQ. DEMo....IG6
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

Senate of ibis IBIS Commoazucalik.
LEWIS WOLFE, fsQ. F. R...........2S7
CHARLES BRENT, ESQ. D............6o
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

gentleman aud Mr.. Wolte,l termina es.-
lhc election will take place on Monday
next.
The fuoicrioers to this paper, in the
neighborhood of the White PoR, are re-.
quoted to obierve, that a contract has been
entered into with MIR. BeemeI, who rides
Poa to Culpeper Court-houfc, to include
the White-Pot in his route. "A Poff -maf-
ter will be regularly appointed by MIR.
Granger, In ihort time. MIR. Bsemer
has already commenced his route by the
" hite- Pot, and leaves the papers for that
place in charge of Mr.. Funaon. He ar
rives at the White-Pot on Tuefday morn.
ing, and returns on Ihnrfday noon.
The mail for Romney, by which onr
paper will in future be Iwarded, arrives
at that place on Tuelday morning, and a,
Mooreheld on the evening of that day.
The Superior Court for Frederick coun.
ty commences It's FELTON, on the laR Mon
day in this month.
James Monroe, En-. the Secretary of
State, reached this city on Friday evenino
laf, and the next day entered on the due
ties of his Office.
NJ. Se,ya,ie,, the French Miniter ha;
returned to this city.
81. George Tucker, En-. has reGgncd his
feat on the Bench of the Court of Appeal,
of Virginia.
Prgd"ia Ehcaioa....Jo John DAYTON has no
opponent for Congress. In lie If Wigbl
county, Samuel Butler had z55, and Ed
win Gray 81 votes.
MGDaebgJsU Election. ...Returns from =,
towns give 1901 votes for GERRY, and
i3,4I9 foi CORE, the federal candidate.
Ro6frt Smith, Efq. the late Secretary Of
State, LETT this city on Thurfday for Baiti .
more.
Gea. Jobn Mgf5u, of Georgetown, we
are informed by the Editor of the Spirit of
Seventy-Six, " has reGgned his commition
o. brigadier- general of the militia of the
Diisritt OF Columbia; an office which he
has 5eld for q number OF years with high
honor to himlcif and great fatisfaetion 70
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
FOR THE ASSEMBLY,.
HAlHPSHJRE COUNTY

MsssRs. MACHGR AND sIMoNs, F.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

JOHN BAKER, ESQ ....-.............3II
DANIEL MORGAN, kso:.............zo7
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HfRDT COUNTY.

he election commenced on the 9th, ant
clotcd ON the IIth, and rcfulted as follows
CONGRESS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

CEN. SAMUEL BLACKBURN, F.R.z9o
WILLIAM MCCOY, D.......,........ Sc
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20

HHN . HIKE LUON7T.
The polls clofed on the frG day, (ts 9Th,
and the following is the reiult -
CONGRESS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-03
E1tract Of q differentiated
LIVERPOOL, July

Boston pot ashes, suc!. as are free from
crust or damage, now sell at 4Os. to 42,
New York at SIS. to los. and pearl ashes
at ass. to rs. per cwt. There is still a
large stock of crusted pot ashes in the
market. from which the consumers in
general continue to supply themselves at
26s. to SIS. per cwt.
The demand of cotton during the last
two months has been unusually dull, and
in this period several parcels have been
forced upon the market privately and by
public auction; upland Georgias are now
selling at 10d. to led. New Orleans at lid.
to lid. and Sea Islands at 15d. to 22d.
per Id.
The importations for cotton wool into
this port in the present year amount to
12e 500 bags. Of which 1890 have been
received from the United States. The
total quantity sold in this port in the pre-
sent year, Of all descriptions, is estimated
at $4,000 bags; but average sales of the
last ten weeks has not exceeded 81 500 bags
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-03

Ions. and Colibri, ard saw two heavy III
gates wing to off Cape May one IS Tue
Gterr;sv4T Watching for the two fr ,9
American priyateers nov in the Dcla-
warslmWhen we arrived inside the capss
wa were brought TO again by heavy
Eranch nriyateer brig. the Diligence. IN
10 with another large privateeS schooner
tho s;arep,.o, both full! OF men ana well
mod and manned. with the French en-
sion and pendant flying. ana the men at
.bs;r Quarters. 7cho examined as strictly
thew hoard every thing coming in and go
;n~ out-it is pity it is allowed-ihe
F.epch National schooner No. ). lying
here. appears to be the Exchange. OF Bal
timore-the Exchange Of Baltimore. is
pIain 10 be seen Oh her stcrn-sse is I'M
der seizure-th1 trial comes Oh here on
FRIDAY. The captain OF the NiarenSo in
formed us his orders were 10 51TR Z sink
ersry -esssI from Spain, Portugal 9 Eng
land. We gave them some wine 4 some
old junk rope for watching. This IS
shame TO see our country infested al
round the SCI. by such French banditti anu
pirates. There have several small sclloon-
ers carried them ammunition and small
arms. / am yours respectfully.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-03

per week. The demand fer cotton f.
and manufactured goods has not been 7
so low an ebb' for many years past, q
the quantity exported 70 foreign countpi
was never known to be so small. TIM,
has therefore been great distress felt
the manufacturing districts Of this Com
try: and from present prospects, ,A,ry
seems to be 40 hope Of more fayoan
state Of things being soon brought abop
An export trade TO the United S,a.s
would materially relieve the manufact,
rers OF this country. and add TO tie ca,
sumption OK GOTTEN wool; but nolTa
short of a considerable export trade
the continent Of Europe also. will enai
the manufacturers and spinncrs Of Il
country TO consume the immense CuaHti,
Of the raw material which continues 10 Il
sent to it from all quarters CT the WORK
and until new and more favorable sta
Of things for pursuing commercial okje,
be actually brought about, we cannot rel
commend our friends TO make any fugtles
shipments Of cotton to Ibis country.
There is not auch demand for fax SEED,
which, for crushing. iGay now be gcoty.
at 50 to Cos. per hosshead. The price d
clover seed is uncertain. Upwards q
10000 bbls. Of tar. and nearly 1000 b5s
Of turpentine have been received from Tie
United States during lie last two months
in consequence CT which. censidcrabt
reduction in the prices took place. an
until the last few days scarcely any s.!2
were made: the demand is. however. re
yived, and tar is new selling pretty free
at 25. to 27s. per bbl. ard turgent;Hg q
lis. to fGs. Cd. per cwt. 70" an nncomnoH
~ fine parcel lis. are asked. and v,
probably be obtained. Resin IS selling Z
.0s. and pitch at is. per ewt. The II
ture prices Of those articles will Ga'cria
Iy depend on the result 0! che ncgnc;a,io
between the United 5iates and tbs coG2
try, but unless war be actually resoije
to. we conceive the future prices are H.cT
likely 10 be lower than otherwise.
The prices of American produce hav
not advanced in this market. in anticip;
ton of a war taking place. The Amer
can per cent. stock sells in London :
105. tie Per cent. at e.. and LoulsIas
6 PEI cent. at 4c6. The premium OF II
surauce from the United States TO th
country is three suiueas per cent. Ia
lars IS. I'D. per ounce.