which to a mind intent on unlimited wealth
seemed despicable. Prodigious accumula-
tions of property were considered as no-
thing less valuable than gold; yet the in-
stance we have in our eye saw a deficit of
thirty thousand pounds blast this seeming
prosperity in the course of a single morn-
ing. And, though, perhaps, this is an ex-
treme instance of what has actually happen-
ed, yet thousands and tens of thousands of
adventurous speculators can speak feeling.
ly on this subject, though on a lower scale.
Certainly, under such distressing circum-chase at our quotations.
stances, when the masters themselves have
not bread to eat, they can bestow none
upon those who have been in the habit of
looking up to them for support; the depend-
ance of both equally fails, and hope, regu-
lated by judgment, and guided by a more
extensive view of things, is the chief dis-
tinction between the two parties.

of the distiller. However, under the cir-
cumstances of the case, good old Jamaicas
certainly have fetched a higher price, and
do still maintain it; Leewards have risen,
but whether they will maintain it none can.
foresee.

IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.-There is very little good Beef or Pork remaining in our markets; the late prices are fully support-, ed.-There is no variation in Bacon.-The prices of Butter are little varied; the trade however evince a greater disposition to pur

From some other parts of our country, we receive more pleasing accounts; considerable orders have given a vivacity, which is certainly pleasant, and which we hope will prove permanently beneficial.

The COTTON market reports a considerable demand, and rising prices. Perhaps it is too much to say that all Cottons have risen a halfpenny or a penny per pound, because that rise must depend upon their quality; and only the prime qualities can be supposed to have realized that advance. SUGAR, has felt the effect of the fluctuating opinion with respect to the condition of the harvest. It was at one time supposed that the harvest in Ireland would prove to be so heavily damaged, that Government would be under the necessity of stopping the distilleries; the distillers, therefore, or their friends for them, immediately turned their eyes to sugar, as a substitute, and great confusion this anticipation made among the holders of Colonial property. It proved, however that Goverument had not determined on a step so strong, but had merely given a few private hints of advice to the chief distillers of that country, by way of preparing them in time for events that might possibly happen.

The holders of RUM came in for their share also, of this fluctuation. If spirits were not allowed to be distilled from corn, the low priced Rums would come into great demand; and thus Ireland would prove to be, very unexpectedly, a beneficial customer to our West India islands. Perhaps the stoppage of the distileries would prove to be a blow of the severest kiad to | the Irish farmer; for under the most favourable estimate, great portions of his harvest are fit for nothing better than the purposes

COFFEE Continues to supply the markets with prodigious quantities; the cultivation of that plant must have been wonderfully extended, or it could not furnish one half of the quantity which comes to England only; to this we must no doubt add the quantity sent to other conntries, and consumed elsewhere.

INDIGO, is at present in a stagnant state, as to price; a great sale at the India House is one cause of this; languid demand is

another.

FRUIT bears evidence to the inhospitality of the late season. In Spain the fruits have been much injured in their quality by rains, and so far off as Zante and the Morea the rains have been incessant: the Currants, particularly were nearly destroyed; the shipping prices in consequence, have advanced nearly fifty per cent.

RICE, (Carolina) is in brisk demand, whatever has been lately landed was sold by Private Contract, immediately, for instant shipping.

TOBACCO seems to continue at much about its old standard; there is no great supply, and no great demand.

OILS continue to advance, which is very much in favour of those, who otherwise must have suffered severely by the opposition of the Gas Lights.

AGRICULTURE.

ESSEX.-At the beginning of this month the harvest was generally ended, but not without much damage to the latter corn, particularly barley and oats; and a great part of the produce during the whole period was carted in a damp state. It is almost needless to mention how cold and rough the samples of new corn came to hand, when the continual accounts from the varions markets affirm it. Upon the whole, bread corn is considered not to rise so well as was expected Beans and clover seed are very backward, and wheat seed must be unusally late. Turnips, though at present small, continue to

improve. Lean stock is lower. Hops a partial crop. Potatoes in abundance.

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SUFFOLK. About seven eighths of the Wheat have been harvested in this county, early and well housed, the remainder not so well. Barley in general has been got in in a very indifferent state. Much old corn is now bringing out to market, and fetches a better price than the new. We have just began getting in the Wheat Seed. Beans and Clover are not yet got in, but are not in such a bad state as has been represented. Hops in this county are few, but not so generally spoiled as reported by newspaper accounts.

Timbrell W. and W. T. Timbrell, Grange
Walk, Bermondsey, leather factors. Sols.
Baker and Co. Bedford-place.

Whellier T. Exeter, spirit merchant. Sols.
Darke and Co. Princes-street, Bedford Row.
Wright T. Stourport, Worcester, timber mer-
chant. Sol. Heelis, Staple Inn.

CERTIFICATES, Sept 27.

E. Oake and Mary Oake, Plymouth, milliners. P. Tyler, Haddenham, Bucks, maltster. W. Gill, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer. J King, Tonbridge, Kent, carpenter. J. Smith, Sedgley, Stafford, iron master. H Fell, Bolton, Lancaster, dealer in yarns. W. Vincent, NewBerks, banker. R. Pearce, Penzance, Cornwall, bury, Berks, banker. J. Tanner, Newbury, merchant. J. Purvis, late of Bishopsgate-street, London, cordwainer. S. Harris, Northwarnborough, Southampton, miller and mealman. A. Peat, Doncaster, York, milliner. R. Alcroft,

Bankrupts and Certificates in the order of Sheffield, scissar manufacturer.

their dates, with the Attornies. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Sept. 7. Buchanan W. St. James, Middlesex, inerchant Callaway B. f. Bath, upholsterer Cradocke J. Downing-street, Westminster, picture dealer

Field J. and J. Woolley, London, merchants

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Charman J. Norton Falgate, linen draper

BANKRUPTS.

Burrows T. Marton, Chester, salt proprietor.
Sol. Leigh, Poultry

Coulson W. Helstone, Cornwall, mercer. Sols.
Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-street

Cross R. and W. Cross, Breewood, Stafford,
tanners. Sols. Clark and Co. Chancery-lane
Davies B. Haverfordwest, merchant.
Heelis, Staple Inn

Sol.

Fuller J. Neat Houses, Hanover-square, gar-
dener. Sol. Morris, Horseferry-road, West-
minster

Foster J. Barton upon Humber, Lincoln, malt-
ster. Sol. Hicks, Gray's Inn'
Hawes J. and L. Breyer, Blue Anchor-yard,
Rosemary-lane, sugar refiners. Sol. Lindman,
Upper Crown-strees, Westminster.
Hefford S. Southowram, Yorkshire, bookseller.
Sol. Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
Higgins J. Chipping Norton, Oxford, maltster.
Sol. Watts, Symond's Inn.
Harris W. and J. Dickinson, Mary port, sail
cloth manufacturers. Sols. Farrer and Co.
Gray's Inn.

Jefferies J. Rastrick, Yorkshire, victualler.
Abbot, Abchurch-yard.

M. Pannel.

Hosier lane, leather dresser. W. Tomlinson, Norwich, upholder. S. Cannon and G. Cannon, Horton Kerby, Kent, millers. W. M. Russell and C Gavin, Great Eastcheap, London, provision brokers. J. Scot, Taylor's-buildings. Covent Garden, blacking maker. J. Dodshon, jun. Darlington, Durham, linen manufacturer. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, Sept. 10. Wilsher T. late of Rustling-end, Hertford, far

mer.

Bimson T. and D. Bimson, Upholland, Lancaster, tanners. Sol. Windle, Jonn-street, Bedford Row.

Sol.

Easterfield W. Fleet-market, stationer.
Shuter, Millbank-street, Westminster.
Horsey P. the younger, Ottery St. Mary, Devon,
miller. Sol. Burfoot, Temple.
Hancock T. Louth, Lincoln, hatter. Sols.
Willis and Co. Warnford-court.
Hamilton C. Hexham, Northumberland, drayer.
Sol. Birkett, Cloak-lane.
Kirkpatrick E. Moar, Kirkandrews upon Esk,
Cumberland, butter factor. Sol. Birkett,
Cloak-lane.

Lamb J. Carey-street, Chancery-lane, victualler.
Sols. Crosse and Co. Great Suffolk-street,
Borough.

Sols.

Sol.

Mascall T. Wolveahampton, grocer,
Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn.

Packer J. Painswick, Gloucsster, clothier. Sols.
Adlington and Co. Bedford Row.

Lowden T. Hitchen, Herts, innholder. Sols.
White and Co. Tokenhouse-yard.
Price S. Eardisley, Hereford, shopkeeper.
Platt, New Boswell-court.

Sol.

Ranson J. Sunderland near the Sea, draper. Sol.
Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton Garden.
Roberts S. A. Leeds, York, flax spinner.
Atkinson and Co. Ceeds.

Sols.

Sols.

Sols.

Saies J. Milford, Pembroke, shopkeeper.
Jenkins and Co. New Inn.
Saies W. Milford, Pembroke, shopkeeper.
Jenkins and Co. New Inn.
Sutherland H. Canterbury, milliner. Sol.
Allen, Clifford's Inn.

Searle H. Strand, boot maker. Sols Collins
and Co. Spital-square.

Sims W. Portsea, grocer. Sols. Alexander and
Co. New Inn.
Shirley W. and J. Shirley, Shelton, Stafford,
potters. Sol. Wilson, Temple.

Slater A. Cuddington, Chester, corn dealer.
Sols. Leigh and Co. New Bridge-stteet.
Sigsworth J. Sunderland near the Sea, dealer
and chapman. Sols. Morton and Co. Gray's

Inn.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 1.

J. Ritchie, jun. Finsbury-square, Middlesex, merchant. E. Partridge, late of Little Queen street, Holborn, oilman and wax chandler. W. Ritchie, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, merchant. J. Salter, Dartmouth, Devon, bookseller. Ji Martin, late of Alfriston, Sussex, shopkeeper. J. Lawrence, Houndsditch, London, draper. R. M. Somerset, Marlborough, Wilts, surgeon and apothecary. J. Cape, late of Gravel-lane, Surrey, common brewer.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, Sept. 14. Wilson J. Brompton, York, linen manufactu

rer.

J. Escudier, Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly, wine merchant. C. Squire, Furnival's Inn-court, Holborn, printer. H. R. Plaw, Riches-court, H. Chapman, New Lime-street, merchant.

Road, St. George's in the East, carman. Calvart, Sydenham, ship owner. Scowcroft, and W. Hulton, Brightmet, Lancashire, bleachers. J. Gowen, Mark-lane, wine and spirit broker. L. Saltonstall, M. Agate, and T. Dawbarn, Fleet-street, linen drapers. W. Phillpin, Bread-street, merchant. B. Bayfield, Mark-lane, wine and spirit broker. H. Chesney, High Holborn, fringe manufacturer.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, Sept. 21. Whitehouse T. St. Albans, Hertford, Staffor shire ware dealer.

Bradbury W. Birmingham, engraver.
Platt, New Boswell-court.

Bush M. Isleworth, calico printer. Sol. Stokes, Golden-square.

Ball S. Hornsea Burton, Holderness, York, farmer. Sol. Taylor, York.

Cook William. Earith, Huntingdon, victualler.
Sols. J. and R. Smith, Hatton Garden.
Field T. and J. du Vivier, Kingston upon Hull,
merchants. Sols. Longdill and Co. Gray's
Inn.

Fidlin W. Manchester, cotton merchant. Sol.
Grover J. Hastings, Sussex, linen draper. Sols.
Hislop, Manchester.
Wiltshire and Co. Old Broad-street.
Jacobs S. Manchester, clothes dealer.
Hurd and Co. Temple.

Wilson H. J. Manchester, silk manufacturer. | Poole J. Gloucester, baker. Sol. Becke, Sols. Edge and Co. Norfolk-street, Strand.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 12.

Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane.

Wraith B. Liverpool, carrier. Sols. Blackstock and Co. Temple.

and G. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings, Hol

born.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 19,

J. Pilgrim, Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, victualler. J. Tripe, West Teignmouth, De-Wilkin S. Costessey, Norfolk, miller. Sols. W. vonshire, tailor. W. Newham, King's Lynn, Norfolk, merchant. W. Corlass, Colne, Lancashire, cotton spinner. M. Warren, West Teignmouth, and W. Withycombe, East Teignmouth, Devonshire, merchants. E. W. Brown, Friday-street, Cheapside, livery stable keeper. R. Ward, Beccles, Suffolk, grocer. G. Rome, St. Katharine's-lane, Tov er, victualler. J. Radford, Manchester, dyer. G. Cornfoot, North Shields, ship owner. J. Ring, Tonbridge, Kent, grocer. W. Gibson, Liverpool, merchant. G. Wood, Broughton, Lancashire, calico printer. J. Melsome, Miserdine, Gloucestershire, farmer. J. Oliphant and J. Daxon, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, merchants. G. Cole, Wolverhampton, currier. J. and J. Gaskill, Minories, merchants. G. Taylor and B. Jarman, Fenchurch-street, sail cloth merchants. I. Stott, Salford, Lancashire, butcher.

Gadsby J. Nottingham, baker. Sol. King,
Serjeant's Inn.

Pearce M. G. and W. H. Hodson. Sol. Bird,
Liverpool.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 15.

S. Boardman and R. Boardman, Liverpool, merchants. C. Charlton, late of East Farleigh, Kent, yeoman. J. Francis, New Windsor, Bucks, tinman. J. Dawson, Manchester, merchant. J. Hayne, Exeter, builder. J. Vickery, Virginston, Devon, woollen draper. T. Shaw, Skirton, Lancaster, timber merchant Scowcroft, S Scowcroft, and W. Hulton, late of Brightmet, Lancaster, bleachers. T. Chapman, late of Shoreditch, Middlesex, tallow chandler. R. Maddock, Sunderland near the Sea, coalfitter.

W.

J. Hawkridge, Brearton, Yorkshire, maltster. C. Hawkridge, Brearton, Yorkshire, dealer in cattle. J. Murrell, Wormgay, Norfolk, farmer. J. Cowie, Aldermanbury Postern, jeweller and silversmith. J. Barrow and J. Haigh, Mold Green, Yorkshire, merchants. G. Bennet, Bedminster, Somersetshire, woollen cord manufacturer. W. Vise, Spalding, Lincolnshire, surgeon and apothecary. S. Smith, York-street, Covent Garden, carver and gilder. G. Tennant, Wapping-street, ship chandler. R. Smith, Rampisham, Dorsetshire, miller. H. Whyers, Swineshead, Lincolnshire, grocer. J. Webber, Wellington, Somersetshire, draper. E. Budge, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, fime burner. T. Whiteman, Husband's Bosworth, Leicester, innkeeper. W. S. Bickley, Bilston, iron dealer. R. Smith, Tipton, Stafford, iron inaster. Storr, Devonshire-street, Queen-square, merchant. W. M. Cahusac, High Holborn, musical instrument maker. W. Grubb, Colchester, common brewer. J. B. Sharp, Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouseman. S. H. Pailthorpe, Liverpool, milliner. J. Dalrymple, Liverpool, corn merchant. J. Kent, Abingdon, Berks, common carrier.

J.

Holdsworth W. Bradford, and J. Holdsworth,
Morley, York, watch makers. Sol. Battye,
Chancery-lane.

Sols.

Lagemann W. Tower-hill, merchant.
Mitchell and Co. Fowke's-buildings, Great
Tower-street.

Lewis T. Almely, Hereford, wool dealer. Sol.
Platt, New Boswell-court.

Rix D. Hindolvestone, Norfolk, farmer. Sols.
Presland and Co. Brunswick-square.
Tunstall J. Hayton, near Liverpool, butcher.
Sols. Adlington and Co. Bedford Row.
Vailes J. New North-street, Red Lion-square,
Middlesex, tailor. Sol. Abbot, Mark-lane.
Webb J. New Sarum, Wilts, victualler. Sol.
Popkin, Dean-street, Soho.

Wright H. New-street, Brunswick-square, late
of the East India Company's ship Princess
Charlotte of Wales, merchant. Sol. Hackett,
New-court, Lombard-street.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 22.

W. Allen, South Milford, York, corn dealer. T. Wheeldon, Derby, iron founder. W. Oldinn-royd, Blackman-street, Surrey, bookseller. J. E. Shore, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, coffeeman. T. Dent, Carlisle, Cumberland, draper. T. Richardson, Newcastle upon Tyne, house carpenter. H. P. Silvester, Newport, Salog, Printer.

Sols.

May W. P. Sharp, and I. Wilson, Liverpool, upholsterers. Sol. Windle, John-street, Bedford Row.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, Oct. 5.
Franks G. Redcross-street, hatter.

Jacobs S. Manchester, clothes dealer. Sols.
Hurd and Co. Temple.

Kilner W. and J. Kilner, Lees Lodge, Dalton,
York, clothiers. Sols. Willis and Co. Warn-
ford-court.

Loggin F. Aylesbury, Buckingham, druggist.
Sols. Pearse and Co. Swithin's-lane.
Oldman R. late of Northwich, Chester, draper.
Sols. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane.
Robinson D. Branston, Stafford, dealer. Sols.
Hioks and Co. Bartlett's-buildings.

Radford D. Canterbury, plumber. Sols. Collet
and Co. Chancery-lane.

Strong R. Whitehaven, Cumberland, mercer.
Sol. Lowden, Clement's Inn.

Stabler E. late of Bread-street, Cheapside, linen
merchant. Sols. Lambert and Co. Gray's
Inn.

Smith G. Ludgate-hill, haberdasher. Sol.
James, Bucklersbury.

Tate M. Chalford, Gloucester, clothier. Sols.
Foss and Co. Essex-street, Strand.
Tait W. late of Stafford, currier. Sols. Price
and Co. Lincoln's Inn.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 29.

J. Moore and J. Foster, Bishop Monkton, York, and J. Tennant, Leeds, flax spinners. W. Elliott, Westgate, Northumberland, seedsPearce M. G. and W. H. Hodson, Liverpool, man. T. Harrison and W. Hembrey, Marketmerchants. Sol. Bird, Liverpool. street, St. James's, butchers. D. Mackay, late Slater J. and B. Slater, Liverpool, joiners. Sols. of Old Broad-street, merchant. J. Aspinall and Blackstock and Co. Temple. J. Aspinall, Liverpool, bankers. M. Metcalfe, Vaughan T. Newport, Monmouthshire, shop-jun. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. keeper. Sols. Vizard and Co. Lincoln's Innfields.

Vaux C. Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, block
maker. Sol. Blakiston, Symond's Inn.
Webb J. Wolverhampton, Stafford, mercer.
Sols. Anstice and Co. Temple.
Younge S. Sheffield, York, mercer. Sols. B'a-
grave and Co. Symond's Inn.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 26.

H. M. and W. Wakely, Bridgewater, hardwaremen. G. Barnes, Ewell, Surrey, builder. J. Clowes, Birmingham, jeweller. C. Harris, Shoreditch, baker. J. H. Robins, Bristol, druggist. W. Richardson, Tynemouth, Northumberland, ship owner. J. Saint, Lymington, Southampton, iron founder. B. Heseltine, Kingston upon Hull, merchant. S. Lamb, Leeds, auctioner. T. C. Lancefield, Piccadilly,

T. H.

Scott, St. Mary-hill, London, merchant. J. Hallowell, North Shields, Northumberland, ship owner. J. Spencer, Belper, Devon, nail manufacturer.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Oct. 12. Fuller J. Neat Houses, St. George, Hanoversquare, nursery man.

Haws J. and L. Breyer, Blue Anchor-yard,
Rosemary-lane, sugar refiners.
Sharp J. Leeds, merchant.

BANKRUPTS.

Britton J. W. Hunton, J. Hunton, and G. Hunton, Borrowby, York, linen manufacturers. Sols. Morton and Co. Gray's Inn.

Badham T. Bristol, engine inaker. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple.

Burke F. J. Sloane-street, Chelsea, merchant. Sols. Alliston and Co. Freeman's-court, Cornhill.

Barriel L. A. Oakley-fields, Lambeth, gut spin-
ner. Sol. Peter, Standgate-street, Lambeth.
Berthon P. G. Koster, and T. Harrison, Cross-
street, Finsbury-square, merchants. Sols.
Dennetts and Co. Coleman-street.

Barratt J. Manchester, linen draper. Sols.
Willis and Co. Warnford-court.

Garnett J. Oldham, Lancaster, machine maker.
Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple.

Hale W. Fleet-street, boot maker. Sol. Wing-
field, Great Marlborough-street.
Joseph J. Plymouth Dock, silversmith. Sols.
Darke and Co. Chancery-lane.
Leigh P. Wincham, Chester, tanner.
Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street.
Murch J. Bridgetown, Devon, ironmonger.
Sol. Blake, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars.

CERTIFICATES, Nov. 2.

Solt.

J. Heys, Manchester, cotton spinner. J. Jones, Liverpool, innkeeper. J. Smith, Broadstreet-buildings, merchant. J. Oliver, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, cotton manufacturer. J. Jones, Norwich, hatter. J. Henry, Liverpool, draper. J. Harrison, Newport, Monmouthshire, banker. J. Page, jun. Liverpool, iron merchant. R. Atkinson, Hornington, Yorkshire, oil manufacturer, J. Wilson, Clithero, Lan cashire, vic tualler.