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Bellge(J. Gottl.) Manufa@Æurer of ſnuff and topacco, and a.ſo of tobacco-pipes made of horn.
Iunghans and Sons(I. F.) Manufa@ucors of bone-lace, blond-lace, and ribvons. Krauſs(I. F.) Manufa@urer of 1ibbons
and fancy-trimmings.
May, Brothe1s, Manufa@urers of ribbons, trinmings, and lace.
May(i. F.} Manufacturer of painted and other lk ribbons, and fancy-t immings.
Qaerfurth(J. Chr. Conr.y Siikman:.
Schuber aná Nabhotz, Manufacturers of jacce, blónd-lacc, trimmings, ribbons,
&C.
Suſſemilch(J. Nicl.) Ribbon manufac» cturer.
Auſpach,—The capital of the Marzravi- ate, of tle ſame name ía Franconia. It îs{eited on the Lower Retzat, and con- 1000 houſes, and about 12,000 ine irants. A manuta@ory of Delft ware is the only eſtabliſhment uf that kind in th town, and its trave is alſo moſtly con- fined to the confumption of the inhabi- tants.
Principal Traders.
Búurkas(Chr. And.) Dealer in Engliſh woollens.
Dietrich(J. P.) Grocer,
Eberhardt(J. A.) Dealer in Engliſh wool- lens, grocery, ifon, and porcelain.
Govinger(Geo. P.) Dealer in Engliſh woollens.
Haueiſen(B. F.) Bookſeller.
Hicich(Bar.) Deater in giaſs ware,
Low(F. Ferd.) Dé¿a'er in Enzlih woollen.
Lſchga(Jud,) Ditto.
Appoida,—A town in the principality of Saxe-Weimar, which coatains boo hues and 4000 inhabitants, chiefly employed in manufa@uring worfted ſtockings and caps.
Principal Manufatturers und Traders. Binder( J. Goth.) Manufa@urer of worſted
Kindler(Ernft. Cl.) Ditro.
Zimmerman, Brothers, Dicto. Auerbach,—A town in Voigtland, in the ity of P.auecnti important raanufac- t 5 of-muſlins and cotton are carried on ¡Zz this place, ybich alſo’ centains ſeveral hrais manufa@oriecs of importance. Principal Manufattarers and Traders. Bafßsler(Chr. F.) Diredtor of a large braſs manufaétory, and merchant. Hauſchildt(Chr Gottt.) Mäanufa@Æurer of mulſlins and coton. Maulier(Cl.-Go'tl.) Dirto. Ausſburgb,— À free imperial city in ja, ſituated on the Leick. It contains 37,000 inhabitants, and has celebrated mád- núfiQuries of chintz, printed cottons, ca- licaes, plates&c.&c.
Principal Manufaëtturers and Traders. Avaniz, Brochers, Dealers in Engliſh and other prints.
Bayou»(P.) Dealer in hardware and toy- man
Diez(ſ- Fr.) Manufi&urer of plates
watches,&c. 8
Gaſler(J. Bapt.) Dealer in hardware and
rolaries. fi
Grignony Heirs, Manufadturer of chintz
and cotton, y
Grill(J. Chr.) Manufa@urer of watches» clocks, and tools for watch-makers,
gold-workers,&c.
Gullmann(Herm, Remig.) ManufaGurer of plate.
Schüle and Co.(Phil. Ja.) Manufa@urers cf chintz, cotton, and calicoes.
Schüle(J. Hinr.) ManufaQurer of chintz, printed cotton, and griſets.
Tenfin, Brothers, and Co. Manufa@urers oſ fill hindkerchiefs and fockinzs.
Wolf(Dan.) Dealer in French and Italian ſilks.
Barmen,— An important mmanufa@turing
place in the Duchy of Bergues.
Principal Manufaëturers and Traders. Bec':man(Abr.) ManufaGurer of velvet,
ſilk handkerchiefs, and lace. Blankennagal(J. M.) Manufa@urer of
thread, tickings, ſpinal,&c.
Brauſs, widow(J. P.) Magufa@urer of tape and ſpinal-
Burger(Fr.«Wilk.) Dealer in Engliſh goods,
Karthaus, Brothers, Manufacturers of lace,
ribbons, gauze,&c.
Metzger and von(J. Wilk.) Manufa@urers of filks, lace, and languets.
Voſwinkel(J. Herm.) Manufa@urer of ſiamoiſes.
Barth,—A town in Swediſh Hither Po- merania, on the coaſt of the Baltic, eaſt of Stralſand. Tt contains 520 houſes, and 3000 inhabitants z its trade chiefly conſiſts in ſhip timber, brandy, corn, and Swediſh and Ruſſian commodities.
Principal Traders.
Bohl(O. F.) Ship timber merchant. Kraeft(Per.) Swediſh and Ruſſian mer- chant, aad agent in average matters.
Reitz(C..C.) Dealer in corn. Struck and Son, Dealers in corn, and Rüúuſ- ſian and Swediſh merchants.
Bautzen(or Budiſſin)—One of the fix principal towns in Upper Luſatia, 7 Ger man miles from Dreſden. It contains 800 houſes and S000 inhabitants, and carries on manufa@ories of great importance, which chiefly conſiſt in linen, coton, calicoes, broad cloth, lockings, and leather. The white linens are moſt of them exported to this country z and the friped, colouréd,&c,
linens, to Spain and North-America. Con-