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The extensive sale at the India House took place last week: Pepper, Company's nearly all withdrawn; the Cinamon sold is 6d. a 2s. per lb. under the last sale prices; the Cloves at a reduction of Sd. a 4d.; the Mace a shade higher; Nutmegs at the advance of 6d. a 8d. on last sale prices; the latter being nearly at the rate of the previous currency by private contract. The following are the particulars—

6000 bags Pepper, Company's, put up at 9d;
about 600 only sold at 93d.;
1341 ditto Licenced, sold 83d. a 9fd.
422 bags Cinnamon, 120,000 lbs.

1st, 13s. 8. a 14s. 2d. per lb.
2d, 11s. 2d. a 12s. 4d.

3d, 9s. 9d. a 11s. 5d.
broken and small, 10s. Od. a 10s. 2d.

447 bags Cloves, 100 000 lbs.

good Amboyna,3s. 11d. a 4s, 1d.

270 packs Mace, 30,000 4bs.

1st, 9.94. a 9s. 10d.
2d, 8s. lud. a 9s.

400 packs Nutmegs, 80,000 lbs.

garbled, 78. 0 a 7s. 2d.
ungarbled, 6s. 6d. a 6s 9d.

It is understood, that the Private Trade is, making a rapid progress; especially in the Port of Liverpool; to which the number of ships returned laden from India in 1817, was double that of 186. It is likely to increase.

Among the causes which contribute to render the trade of Liverpool flourishing, is the lowness of the expences, duties, &c. compared with those of London. Something like a conviction of this has at length forced itself on the consideration of the Mer

chants of London, in respect to the Dues payable at the Docks.

If report may be credited, the amount for East India Vessels, is three times what necessity would We justify: The enquiry is pending; have formerly stated the fact in clear terms, and we gather from circumstances, that our representations are about to be verified. London has certainly many advantages; but they may be more than counterbalanced by a weight of Costs, for which the Merchant can obtain no adequate compensation. They justify dependence, only up to a certain point.

The price of Gold and Silver keeps up;

and rather rises than falls

of

The prices Stocks decline, and are not likely to rise at present. The Course of Exchange is slowly becoming less favourable. But, these resources may mostly be traced to po litical causes; the consideration of which is not within the province of that series of papers to which the present is attached.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
ESSEX.-Most of the early sowu oats and
barleys are much injured by the insects;
which has rendered it quite necessary, in
a number of instances, to seed the ground
a second time, and yet nothing promising
like fall plants, the latter sown of both
sorts are to be preferred. Some of the
wheat plants begin to recover from their
sickly state, and a succession of favourable
weather may yet improve them. Beans
do well. Peas have participated with the
barley and oats in their suffering. Our
clovers are getting forward, but are very
| partial as to quantity. Good horses of the
cart kind are very dear. Sheep and lambs
are higher also.

Bankrupts and Certificates in the order of
their dates, with their Attornies.
BANKUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Apr. 28.
Wilson R. Manchester, innkeeper.

BANKRUPTS.

Barber B. Bradwell, Derby, lead merchant. Sol.
Wilson, Greville street, Hatton Garden.
Blurton J. Old Bond street, coach maker. Sol.
Martin, Fitzroy street,
Fitzroy square.
Preston T. Macclesfield, victualler Sols. Clarke
and Co. Chancery lane.

Powell W. Brockbury Hereford, farmer. Sol.
Pew triss, Gray's inn,

Stansfield A. Holebottom, Halifax, fustian ma-
nufacturers. Sol. Bennett, Tokenhouse yard.
Ward John, Worcester, grazier. Sof. Becke,
Devons ire street, Queen square
Williams J. Shrewsbury, innkeeper. Sols. Pres-
land and Co. Brunswick square.

CERTIFICATES, May. 19.

R. Ainsworth and W. Davies, Bolholt, Lancashire, whitsters. J. Bryant, Barnet, Hertfordfordshire, innholder. J Handey, Hornsey lane, Middlesex, dealer in drugs J. Hinde, Liverpool, scrivener. C. Hildebrant, coleman street, picture seller. H. Hughes, Liverpool, builder. J. Simeon and W. Hughes, Winchester street, Broad street, merchants. E. Kitcher, Thorpe with in Soken, Essex, grocer. J. Nash, Haver. fordwest, linen draper. T. Reeve, Manchester, warehouseman, T. Reeve and J. Leigh, Bucklersbury, warehousemen, J. Waddilove, HackG. Wheeldon, Bousal, ney road, stone mason. Derbyshire, colour manufacturer.

BANKRUPTS, May 2.
Carmichael J. Little Russell street, Covent Gar-
den, pastry cook. Sols. Rogers and Son, Man-
chester buildings.

Halstead W. Chichester, linen draper. Sols.
Few and Co. Covent Garden.

Hains J. Longton, Lancaster, carrier. Sols. Win-
stanley and Co. Temple.

Holden J. Westbromwich, Stafford, black buc

kle maker. Sols. Anstice and Co. Temple. Man H S. Calcutta. Sol. Drake, Old Fish street,

Doctors' Commons.

Simmons T. Birmingham. Sol. Punton, Wine
office court, Fleet street.
Young J. Gosport, harness maker. Sols. Allen,
Clifford's infr.

Briggs J. Sculcoates, York, grocer, Sols. Thomas,
Ely place, Holborn
Brinsley C. Ashborne, Derby, butcher. Sols.

Alexander and Co. New inn.

Nash W. Bristol, dry salter. Sols. Bourdillon
and Co. Bread street.

Rolland F. St. James's, Piccadilly, perfumer. Sol.
Wallis, Russell square.

Spear A. Basinghall street, merchant. Sols. Blunt
and Co. Broad street, buildings.
Spence I. Providence row, Hackney, merchant.
Sol. Mitchell, Union court, Broad street.
Thompson J. Mappleton, Derby, farmer. Sols.
Alexander and Co. New inn.

Tomlinson C. Hawarden, Flints, apothecary.
Sols. Milne and Co, Temple.
Wilkin J. Preston, Lancaster, tea dealer.
Norris, John street, Bedford row.

tanners.

CERTIFICATES, May 26.

Sols.

T. and D. Bimson, Upholland, Lancashire, W. Fidlin, Manchester, cotton merchant. W. Gilkes, Aldersgate street, cooper. E. Grafton, Liverpool, glass and earthenware dealer. G. Moore, Liverpool, merchant. S. Mann, Kingston upon Hull, merchant. T, Brailsford, Derby, innkeeper. T. Wilker, Rochdale, Lancashire, corn dealer. W. H. Ware, Bow st. Covent Garden, music seller. J. and J.Wilson, Shrewsbury, drapers.

inn.

Boote J. Stratford-upon-Avon, corn dealer, Sols.
Adlington and Co. Bedford row.
Carnaby J. Morpeth, Northumberland, brewer.
Sois. Meggison and Co. Hatton Garden.
Dorn A. Vauxhall, victualler. Sol. Nettleford,
Norfolk street, Strand.

Hazlehurst M. Liverpool, pump maker. Sol.
Chester. Staple inn.
Hooper W. Tenbury, Worcester, maltster. Sol.
Tenbury, Worcestershire.

Ingleby T. Birmingham, carrier. Sol. Walker,
Lincoln's inn.

Kingsell J. Blackwall, painter. Sol. Goodchild,
Commercial Chambers, Minories.
Milne G. Bread street, merchant. Sols. Smith
and Co. Drapers' hall.

Sadd J. Greystoke place, Fetter lane. Sol. War-
rand, Church row, Fenchurch street,

Stubbs W. Manchester, corn dealer. Sols Duck-
worth and Co. Manchester.

Taylor B. M. Woolmer street, Poplar, builder.
Sol. Walker, Lincoln's inn fields.

Tilley JJ Hampstead, music seller. Sol. Hart-
ley, New Bridge street, Blackfriars.
Walder E, Battle, Sussex, tailor. Sols. Gregson
and Co. Angel court, Throgmorton street.
Wetherell J. Rochester, hatter. Sol. Phipps,
Basinghall street,

Woodward W. Cannon street, carpenter. Sol.
Godmond, Earl street, Blackfriars.

CERTIFICATES. May 30.

J. Cook, Liverpool, merchant. E. Ellison, Torbeck, Lancaster, four dealer. W. Hazard, Great Yarmouth, mast and block maker. T W. Kirshaw, Greenwich, linen draper. J. Mason, Cambridge, confectioner. J. Miller, Regent's terrace, Chelsea, merchant. J. Rycroft, Idle, Calverley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. J. Wilks, Finsbury square, Middlesex, mer.. chant. W. N. Wright, Stapleford Abbott, Essex, farmer.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, May. 12. Coles C. Fleet street, sationer.

Biggs H. Holborn bridge, silversmith.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Alpe J. P and Co. Fenchurch street, merchants. Jones J. and Co. Leominster, Hereford, linen drapers.

Porter J. Wrington, Somerset, nurseryman. Townley S E. Pope's Head alley, Lombard st. victualler.

BANKRUPTS.

Heath W. Hanley, Stafford, blacksmith. Sol.
Nelson, Essex street.

Malkin T. Burslem, Stafford, blue colour ma-
ker. Sol. Wilson, King's Bench Walk, Tem-
ple.

Martin J. Mitcham, butcher. Sol Pritchard,
Essex street, Strand.

Rose J. V. Cambridge, brush maker. Sol. Croft,
Chancery lane.

Southee J. Canterbury, baker. Sols. Nethersole
and Co Essex street, Strand.
Wellings S. Shrewsbury, tailor. Sols. Presland
and Co Brunswick square.
Younghusband J. Liverpool, ship broker. Sols.
Windle, John street, Bedford row.

CERTIFICATES, June 2.

A. Bruce S Barker, Sheffield, cordwainer. and Co London, army clothiers. J. S. S. Cooke, Golden lane, Lond. cheesemonger. N. Dancey, Bristol, linen draper. S. Leonard and Co. Bristol, brewers. J. H. Utting, Norwich, upholW. Wood, Monythusloyne, Monmouthshire, grocer

sterer.

BANKRUPTS, May. 16.
Barnard D. Fenchurch street, merchant. Sol.
Holt Threadneedle street.

Farrar T. Southowran, Halifax, manufacturer.
Sols. Wigglesworth and Co. Gray's inn.
Forder W. Basingstoke, Hants, stage-coach
proprietor. Sols. Shearman and Co. Red Lion
square.

Halse T. H. and Co. Maiden lane, Wood street,
Cheapside, button makers, Sol. Wallington,
Great Surrey street.

Hirst T. N. and Co. Huddersfield, York, mer-
chants. Sol. Beckett, Noble street.

J. Henderson, Quebec, merchant. E. Ratcliff, Cambridge, shopkeeper. P. D. Tuckett and Co. Bristol, grocers. G. Caulton, Birmingham, wire worker. J. Sturmey, Weymouth, upholsterer. W. Irving, Liverpool, merchant. P. Irving, Liverpool, merchant. R. Drabwell, Doncaster, grocer. J. F. Boswell, Liverpool, J. Nicholson and Co. Bow lane, pin and needle porter dealer. J. Jenkins, Dudley, Worcestermanufacturers.

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