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... -Ur COMMERCE AND MANUFACTUfRES. No inconL dera'ble alarm has been excited during tile lalt two or three' months on the filbiedt of the com- mercial and manufadlurinig fyftems of this country. A kind of terror feems to have arifell leaft we ihould be uuable to ri'ral the produdlions of the contilient in ccetllcnce amnt in cheapnefs; anli an anticipation of tiutionial difircfs at no very didant ...
... Ce -N.CI . . , , -k-e L- - , Ot-EXCHSANGFx, iAslm -L^.e, 1,)~s * .111VD.4r, A'i'eitNier 14L. We had a tolerable lhrge sup-ply of wbeat to-day, r consilbing chieflyof lan)d sampile from Eqsex andKent, of a qlriityv uioperior to lar ltonday's arrival, alid which commanded in corioeqiienre an advatice of per quarter from thc currency of that day, and evea more for 4elect parcels, and:the trade ...
... iUA. v H U L L7 Nov. 21, 1814. first fsewS ship NEWS. AeRSv sva.-At GJ imfly, The Ocean, P4in, from Ipsavich, ith loss of anchors and cables; the Spring, h Ph~ihps. ft om NMlaga.--At MdtatX The Falith, 13archaid, ti from this port.-dt .Napls, 'The Flizabethi, Feather. 11 stone, from thik port.e-A Graveetnd,'ihe Nile, Parker, ts anti Evertfttlrpe, Havalkiiis, both irons l'etesbhurg -At e: F ...