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rt i t be; iy. I f ,r NEWBEHX, S ATLmDAY, i?;rV tai2 1"-" '.V- 1'T -FRlNtUD ANli . PUBLISHED BT t fLmifOJY hall v AT THREE DO(LL IS P2K ANMU'i; PAT A tr. fl LT YEARLY" fl AD V ANCE J AOVERTISEMENTrfcVltL BE INSERTED AT sEVEKTY-f IVE CENTS A sqUARK, THE ,iftST WeEKY AND TH i RTY-J iVl CEKTS , r-T rnNTIMII ATinV C.iww " - , t a, -4 J), 'jVBEHxV PRICES QURRENT, t y . - t -Butter, r - ' -gAs.SVax, - -Br.aidy, French do. Apple ; do. Peach - Corn, ' -' NciU - ' ' Cotton, - - Co 'ee, - " ri-rlitre. - - Flour, ; - . i Ilaxscea, - . Gin,e Holland do. Country Iron, - ' Pine Scantling, Square Ttmb'er, .Shinies. 22 inch, Staves, W. O. hhd. do. R. O. do. a do. W.O; btl. -flying, WKOhhd J 'Masses, , at the factory T-r, - -P- - - . -- -Tu:Knine, -do. Spirits, P rk-, 1"- iiii i, Jamaica, - . C5D. '-V. I - ' T ' !o. American, ! SiU All un, per 100 do. Fine, do I Sur . T j'ucco, - -f rated. 'front D C. to Df C Lb. 'f v. ;'8.K10 Barrel 8 - 8 50 ,1b. 25 i ';i . 20- ' s gallon 3"- 9 '.j;'-.. x'l 1 25 j bttshel 50 x 45 60 70 lb. 8i lO " ;;- -' id is 18; , 22 barrel 8 l40 8 50 bushel 80: 1 gallon" 1 751 2 - c i j;; ' lb. - & T M 6 8 lO '12 20 ' '4 1 40. 1 50 15 18 8 v 10 8 10 20 22 lb. 10" 12 gallon 60 lb. 12 15 barrel 1 50 2 7 1 85 2 1 40, 1 50 gallon 22 25 barrel 12 13 bushel 1 2 2 40 gallon 1 80 - 1 15 75 8o bushels 70 65 cwt. 9. 13 , t "x imrefrencectitsp.vrn tVue.interest ; and that tfit? continuance oirpiers.highly!injuj J70US tp bursel should nejyer ; bpj made to tlepend on;the Vdl of the. enemv- -k ,19 - rhat as the; prosperity of the trade urids coninHrce of, the country is intubate y, conncCrdvith;thc prosperity of Us.-re Venue, , we cmnot AyithhoId our. apprehen sions, thacat.-the orders in council are con-; tinued,-the: diminution! wfiich isvtaking ptate in ;the,Pub!ic Income, will, shortly be nijichV greater thaq it.is at present.; 20. Jihat a humble petition be jJi-esen-t ted to His Royal Highness the Ft ince Re, gtnt,- pr- ing that his Royal fHighnessi in t hst U4(n and on bebaU uof his maicstyv will Je gr icinstv pleased to withdraw the siiid; Un i e rs In Coun ci 1 ; o t the ,26th ;,qfA ppU gree, frptri. the continent., of EuroneV thef oraers in council isstt: a iii-iU7; aptixon- iinut a,in. certain oi lot irf provisions j-qy:an prdtVof the 26th of Arilt ij80y;,.v$ere in tended to forct;- a; cfjiiiuiercial communica tion, with the conti,:htv by ihe pressur,eof ua nccessuies ; parncurir cov preyefuing the produce otenemWs' cojonies from .rea ch ing t h e Vm pther. c u ui i try ,th ro' the , mwd i um-ofneotr;dsr f " . 'r- 7; Ty.it these .clrde.rs whjch, , fron their; nature could considered J)ply as anj cxperimeTitar.e -nfti; rjal. of four years so far from hayioif fcffvfctfd. the v oi ject tor which they were issti.fl,rthat tluv exclusion.. of ptutpipPai.pM m ufacthrels from ti Qolitin pffEurope moreicbipplute than atjarjy, fr? riper, period. l8 j iXhat ; whatyer Vhfterent : opinions i 809. OiSso modify itJ iis'tb relieve the )een:t forme, dipt -the prqb jile tikirsfe dffthe jcouutrv, and - to-prevent the MUf greater calamities -which :,wje are persuaded, fould result from its contin uance. : - : . : 7 . ; ' . V' ... i";-' -ft x i. . ..... ..... . i e 'ek o f to d ay.7 sodb o f t he e n e?vf) V J vvpwr tivup awacKca (tnc hreach; and were J totally defeated,, with; immense loss;, , AUp t ' .hehayed nobly ; but the conduct of Qbi.- o) Gough, o! the87.ib, Whose gooU fortUiiQi :v ;! it-.was to. defedtl thebreaeh surpassed all. ' 4 Rignedjc ; t?t,V SKERRET, iCdll - v ijhaveMiOw.ven you cveri' particulars tindyouxvydi see what share the 8H had iar the; business-rip .fact, the: enemy . waY'to-i vcii v uei eaiea oy. us. r We haM a wouai cled, and, two out of these. FW.hnM vweisn nas lost his- leffw foreign ; J? elo Prnm the Philadelphia Gazette. liverpooiTpetition. ; The mayor having declined to v comply ith a requisition presented xto him 4. to cTwpne a public meeting of the merchants and other inhabitants of tthe town to con-site'- the propriety of petitioning his Rov al KtjThness the Priiie4 Recent to with dr,Hv the Orders in Oiuncil oithe 28thf Ap- U, 1809," a petition for that object is i v sfgning in .Liverpool,! founded ,-o.n the foilowinij- resolutions which accompanied r quisition to the mavor, and .which e-c intended to be proposed for the appro o tio i or the meeting. ; l. 1 hat the trade or this country . Us c;mnercial andl manufacturing interests been a principal cause off the vast su- K noruv ot its power ana resources aoqye ether countries of much greater extent and population. , -2 Thnt our ancestors, to whom we the foundation of so marked a distinc 0n, convinced of . this important truth nave given ampler proof of their regard or the interests of traded by the numerous K'gd provisions fay which it was cherished supported. . ' - 3 That - among these provisions are to . e Hind, 'various laws encouraging the Import of the raw materials,(; givihgvboun on the export and prohibiting the im Prt f tnanufacture andj-ibjecting .the wportAton of some raw materials to the Merest Penalties-, it V Av y we most absolute .'proof bf the Twisdorfl fm.which ihey proceeded. " U 5 That we view with extreme concern present depressed :state'of the; trade? & l- vwv iuc vniceu ikingaom ;r wnicn nf, "volcu in mecxcraoraiparvnumoer .UftkB" m ..1 i ...... j i- - . . x, . . . ,f , . - I. w ' !hlPP"wgr in the diminution of our extreme - hazard toits best interests, to which the country would be exposed by the ; continuance. : . -r . ; 9. That; the continuance of the orders in coupcil, -ipsteaU any part of the lost trade with the Continent, is mun ifsUy.vthe;c.duse. pjstlll farther--..curtailing of traded by depriving Wof the'.--markejt .of of tbe Ui States; pf i Ajuerica, by irthtv most vauable forthe consumption, of our majnufactures which thjs xbuptry evr pos sessed, and which has been 'estimated to cause an annual export ol British goods to the amount of at leasVtep millions sterling. 10. That these: orders in co.uqcil are the sole cause of the continuance of the prohibitory commercial laws of the U. S. andi that even if there ; were,, no such laws 'and the orders; were acquiesced in by the American jjovcjiiment, they would by priving the Americans of markets for their agricultural produce, have, the necessary effect of forcing their industry into anoth er channels ' ; ., i . 11. 'I'hat there is a striding similaritv between some of the most powerful means by whi-h our own manufactures wre es tablished, and the operation of the oitler in council on America. The export of sneep?s Wjol from England was punished by death ; the export of cotton wool, from America to the principal continental mar ketsis now punished through our orders in, esmpctfibvcjf.mfiscatiort ndaw" vJcnj tod well the effect of the d)iemeasnfe in England to leave any dqubt of the effect oi the other in America 1- 12. That as America can jio longer be the carrier of product betvveeh French co lonies and the mother country, the enemy being deprived o -all his Wtst India pos sessions ; a consequence pi the withdraw ing of the orders in Council would be, that America after exhausting by export her. present limited stock of colonial produce would resort to this country for the supply or her own consumption. ; , ; 13. That the home - consumption of coffee and sugar in America being khovn from the habits of all classes of the : people to be greater in proportion to the pqpula- tion than in any other country1, the supply of that market alone would be an almost in calculable relief it secured to our-mer-chtntp .. ; ; . -; : ' ' v"r. -c -, . 14.' Thatbesides the demand for Amer ican consumption dur colonial produce would probably find its way, in greater quantities' to the continent ot Europe, through. the.Tnedium' of yAmerica ; which would still farther, benefit the interests of our West India trade v-l5.bThata renersfal of trade with the U.'S. would immediately afford employ ment for a large tonnage of . British; ship; r,6i;:uulI;x1M rUPfyijcvi-.uuQ" vnn mis country, land in the carryings provisions to Spainnd Portugal- - V,;Y - " t : , 16. ; JThat to j uoi as ' practical i meji the discussions which ave taken. place on the' scarciiy of Bullion, haye appeared s, in a great measuri, t falling shorts of Hheir object; A country ; without eiport . trad e and in win t of articles. bf ,the first necessi- tyscan pay for jthem by; the precious nie-J tais pnlvr ; xand we cooceiye tpatthb .only,, itrmdvforthcarcity rofe Bullion, and the consequent disappearance of specie, is to befound in-the increase xr our export traaer wnicn in provm g , tne rate . ot ex- -'fev.'-' ; NEW-YORK, Feb. 6. . From tnJberppol fMerdirfy . of; Dea:7i rrfbThe fy tellieiice:with which we are favoured bv. irir-nd, ho had it by express, vesmiffHt ff6'rd anp'portuhitTorHfe rom.nents ; out trom these we at present rriraui xxa leave our v readers tp imagme torthcmselvej, the conseqCienct-s 'ttjarare; likely to, epsue frbm thus Bpising that mode of forming a petitioowhich the peo ple ot Ireland esteem ths most comprehen sivi? and most impressive. u The Catho lie comniittee met on Monday last, (Dec. .-4 Lakin,b.Klly. J i uet got a. sngnt , wounded in the fir " ' officers thrthhd engineers .rere kil-i lea. I have ben promoted. to Corporal, J r : L he- above -was written by p private of- e'?7thprvBripoe oftaieswn - iOthet, accbhnu, , deemed; equally correct, state the loof tljfc Frencb - W) killed vyoupdld in the assault; and thn mo.durin the expeditipnat 2000 meal n kiiled, wounded, deserters and prisd-, ;ners. :jNothinc:an - ekceed- therA-ut U hich-theyUffered whilst before the towa 23d in m.f:. After Lord Fingal had takenhcnair, he wal addressed by"Mr e, a Magistrate, who said he had or ders irom thr Iord Lieut, to' disperse the meeting. On Lord Fingal hesitating to le;ave the chair, Mr. Hare said, I arrest vour Jbrdshm,' and handed him out of -12. i thf ctiair. The meeting then voted Lord Nvttervalle into the chair. ThV neeting tnen aispersea.; i ms annir nas occasion ed a greyt sensation in Dublin, but every thing was quiet. At the public dinner of the Catholics, which took place on Thursday se'nnight,' hi Lu.iiiii, saumepis . were txpressea py Messrs Gr ttan, Curjan, and other UbeV $: nhghtetied friends of political and rch&irMs fjreedrfintT which we. hope will ul- titttately ha've'theirr ettect. m- m creaSmtr the advocates orCathp !ics emancipation. BALTIMORE, Feb 21. Remand ; in th number of artificVs j Ju'rerf : destitutfe hf 'niploy'r in the erty increase, m the 4larminff inCre 1 C - JuffcriDg'pf the poori't r? v kj - Athe-'measureL'of ? the enemVi Sjexcluaedus,aa onsidefblej cfe-l 9 """.v- " V"""'- " '' cnangc.win restore ouuiontp5tne .country by the :naturai' operations of commerce' f t Vi 7 5i T)hatA notwithstanding i the. Bertin decree, our trade with the. U S.i:was as flourishing as at anyiormerriieribd, $ un til me orpers in council were. xssueq ; sma when we; consider the navaluperioritvof '. thisc6untryi rVecJupotsupppse ;that it! would have' been interrupted; by 'inat kle-, cree or oy- anv-5 otner aecree witnip .me; power oi tne enemy. r tATEST FROM CADIZ. Arrived below, the ship George and Al- ht rt, captain Stephen' Sipglt-tonv35 days rromivaaiz. i o ipe poiicenessprcapt. o. et a oentleman passencrer, the Editor of the Federal Gazette is indebted for verbal afid writtent intelligence to the 13th January, whenshe sailed, NO news from Portugal. i ne saie or nour ai Vaaiy, jwas a pur chase made by one house, ot thirty three thousand barrels, at 1 5, two and four months credit. . Two army events of im portance had recently occured, as will pf pear, in the letter below, viz Patriotic suc cess in Andalusia, and the reverse in , Va ilencia. Great hopes.entertained of the ef- ncienny to result jrom. .new military organization,: under Lord eHingfon. Dear Tames, .i?-L'... . V. Since I wrote you last I have hardly had a moment to spare, till now,' tp, write you again,f owing to pur being eyerv mo ment, in expectation eif beihg edgageel with the enemy ; but I haije now the satisfac tion of inforrning you, that'hey.ayei'eni' tirely re treated. . VI. will give you the par ticulars as thqycfcurrejd. , ! On the Oth. Of Decemberytheenenly Jbegan to" . appear in small numbers" during the , day ; r ;but to yards thevepipg drove in our. picqdets. " They thenv took up a posit,i9n ot the right otqe twn, c: a bout 500 y&rds frdm the wallvand.becran to throw up. .a , breast ,'Workr. for -the cannon, 1 i pounaers, ana YHJxJi iey KCP? ur u smart lire on -the-'town .apd twalLvfor tvvo; aays at lengtn tney t succeeqecu in making 'ak- breach ''near, the-t'Kitero.' .Gate,' where the water Jrom the hills j-uns- m a stream underthe ga,te?. ;j ; ; : ' s ppr thr mornirigof the 5 3 1 styfthey mafle a most desperate ''as'sAUl':-jlK'.2000 picked? meitj out of 5)66, their wholi anpy dThei tnen assaulted, the breach and, wc,re cpni piettly repulsed ahdilefeated ; ,: with Vabout ouu Kiueu ana wounoe a .a nev continued, ring qrt the tovy n and put gentries. 1 oa. thes wall until the ,4th of; January, , viea the whole1 of the army retreated leaving Urge I quantities of ammunition, ' and : immense quantities oistores .iqr me use o tne army x ORDERS. iuii&ome aays tney, were w?SibreatLs fall at thi4 neasnn .. u . 1 1 ex Iwhtch ther .cover but if possession of their, iinesi theirtreuckeTf werfound m any places with from 3 to vvv ui m r, l x ne attacle was, made in. the most gallant manner the advance Ulnm iuu uv-uivuwwci, ensign ana drum pi erV i witu, Mciucrwrtn aDout i40oiit of 150 of which itohsilfed, wereVkiUed 6r woun ft ded. r , , , 1 ; ) , . ' :: On :e 24)i)&:: Siichet totally routed: the arniv of Valencia, but the towivof that name did nop surrender. Hill vvas aghi in motion and .wws advancing towards' An dalusia; .Lord Wellington was still it L winter quarters' 4 In consequence of a i presentation from the British ministry, aii .v - "-o.-'r " rn people, a ch ange was aboiit to take ;, plAce'in the At4 ge'ncy; ; . but 'the ..tortus -hd : decided Wo'a " excluding from it evry branch bfthe-Roy-al Family ; being determiped that; the pow f fn; of the gpyerrimbnt. should remain with ' thefp ople until. the restoration pf Fcrdit , nandVII. ' ii. ' . . i .i.' ? xi 1 1 s -''I ,-rl It v:r -si !. t'r- 1 .18. ! I hatrreirardlesa tat the idecrees. I of V if thsrcbttsttfr .;liouldJ:3 'dictated: gufcly c!:.tetfc? Brituh nrriihthTicultof lho :cilint rNORfOLK, Feb: 2 v : By Captain Moore, of the brig Brutus9 26 days horn Plymouth, fEngland),and mercantile friehdi we have bcen favbrecT with papers to jStxteentt fof rrom which we have nlade extrartfU this day s; paper. s ; ,The Speech of the Regent, at V the o penihg of Parliament, " contai ppthing : frpm whichi any material change in the measures pf ttte cabinet of St. . James cat be indicated, e ave not time to insert is- this ; day!s, Per& the- prpceedingl of Parliament upon tie Speech; addressei were .carried in .. both' houses, echoing a usual the speech. In the House of Com- ;V mons Sir 'Francis JZ&deii; ptfpred'l an;d:. -dress pf a-very dfferentvnaturefbut itwar. without support, there being for it On&f : We presume.lour readers be desi rous to knPW'What'was said in Pariiameh ? relative to A merica. ! r In commencin up. on the address v in answer to the Speech : Mr. Whtbtepdl a, distinguished membet of opposition ; Upon American affairs re marked. ' I' , .:,;.;" Vi ? Vw Anothenpoint on which1.; heilissented from the; present address- iwastKeiross flelusion which.it held opt;henJtissex ted that we. jntpdedL to;fue i witptjhfF , American gqyernmeht that? copciHatorir system ? which. had already jbeen'iadppted; He-had himself! late .in the last session apT prtedfpr,,the napiers relative to the Ament1 A " can discussion j The paperawere refuJe4 1 and if the, American government had-:acits' ted; inj.the saipe manper, ; we y might stili" ? have beenrall persuaded .that the lahffiiae 1 ot our ivtipisterSxxWaspertectly contiliatorv-T V and reqwel,npthing but what "the fpspe- ;f rhy ,tle .'honor . anoV the. .security, of pur M toiintry demanded. - But.even ,thehat thk ifi3 w jeiusatoi tpese. papers, gentle v men pp,tpe side ot the house on;.whichhoV ciiii, ujuujaicu itiaitWar raustnecessan-v. w -ensue- wun America. . .jnow 'ava -" " ' i ::y .: 7 4 1 h'.-r i ... i, what had beep., the, jQQnsequence. ofcaljt'li; notable schemes jyiihegard lAmfipcit- istenceot , five . yeaov;appearedJikeItcf I 11 ' - - 1 J. '"'"""a. 1 f'"f x.V -... . - - ' ' witri that gdverhment Jndplred fin contii. ressiopsr or jn; raoefnoin
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