viewed as against the farmers; while the farmers have made bad worse, by rushing into the market in vast speculations, on the expectation of prices falling still lower. way into the ten thousand channels of private life. The disposition to hoard up a portion of income in dread of a rainy day, will diminish, and gradually cease, when it has no further object. It might be pru-Those who have said little, whatever they dence before; it will be meanness and misery now: the desire of enjoyment will prevail; and the labouring class reap the benefit. Commercial Chronicle, more than 25. : thought, but have waited the course of events, will now reap the benefit, and will probably find a fair sale and price, while those who acted under the stimulus of au unwise impatience of temporary difficulties, will have ruined themselves by hurry and despondency. The rise has been 6s. to 8s. per quarter. PROVISIONS, in general, are not at the present moment in brisk demand: the quantities of Government stores, thrown into public trade, must be consumed, beOf orfore this branch can become fixed dinary kinds there is a superabundance: of prime and excellent, more than equal de STATE OF TRADE. Lloyd's Coffee House, April 21, 1816. For the first time during many years past, the price of Foreign Gold in bars, is marked 4. and Dollar Silver no more than 4s. 114. the course of Exchange is also in our favour, and continues to im-mand to the supply. prove; so that,on Amsterdam, which we Very large importations of Seeds, rape have had frequent occasion to quote at 2, and linseed, have lately taken place, but we now report at more than 38.-and on whether in anticipation of any intended Paris, where we d say 18, we now say duty on such articles we do not know. It Nor ought it to be forgot must be acknowledged that there is exthat this is within the first year of peace treme difficulty in arranging duties on inthat it st wants a long while to the portation: witness the projected duty on famous eihteenth of June; and to the fine wool imported. This is supposed to be final close of warfare. What a few more in favour of the British Agriculturist; months may produce, none can say. It immediately the Manufacturer takes alarm, is scarcely possible, that the advantages and gives notice, that under such circumin favour of this Country should conti stances, he cannot meet foreigners on equal tinue rising; and whether it be desirable, terms. abroad: add to that, the liberty to is more than we shall venture to affirm. export British wools freely, and foreign But, the fact establishes this inference; looms will acquire a beneficial commodity, that the former state of things was exand bid defiance to English workmen. tremely unnatural; that left to the dic-We are not aware that much British wool tates of its own mind Europe still regards the productions it receives from Britain, with predilection; and that, the Continent is also willing to pay its debts to us, as soon as it is in condition to do so. In the mean while there hangs an unsettledness over the mercantile world, that does not allow all the benefits to be derived from the freedom of Commerce, which may be expected. A new Tariff of Duties is awaited from St. Petersburgh with considerable anxiety and the proposed Tariff of Duties to be established in America, is thought to be not definitively settled. Reports also hint at variations in other countries; but, a short time, no doubt, will fully ins ruct us, in the result, and the cousequent establishment of intercourse. The CORN market has lately experienced a considerable rise; and seems likely to maintain its present prices; though, we hope not to exceed them so much as to produce any sensible effect in the support of the public at large. Certainly, the late effects of peace have been too sudden, re is now smuggled abroad; but, what was worth while formerly, may become worth while again; and how can it be prevented? worth on the The COTTON market feels a kind of pres their stock, at all events, but, among the sure, not among the sellers to get rid of buyers, to secure the choice of parcels, and That is to say, they find the supply insuffito obtain whatever they can render useful. cient, and they seek out for whatever they may find. The article is supposed to be penny, per pound, according to the hands average an additional halfit has got into, more than a few days ago, The sale at Liverpool last week was 4,900 bags. manufacturers, especially if taken in conThis, certainly, looks well for our nexion with the acknowledgments recently made in France. It is supposed, that the crop in various parts of America, will fall short. That the effects of the hurricane at Jamaica will cause a considerable deficiency in the crop of sugars, from that island, is now ascertained beyond doubt. The North ern and Eastern sides of the island, it is supposed, have suffered to the amount of one-fourth, one-third, and some even to the amount of half the crop. This cannot but greatly affect the returns of the merchants: it also, affects the value of freight; and those ships which can obtain lading, have been obliged to reduce their rates, very much. The quantity of British vessels, desirous of lading, is as great ́s ever; but only those which have good connexions will be able to obtain employment. Some have even given a premium to obtain lading, with tolerable expedition. in London the Sugar market has Auctuated, considerably, in consequence of the reports respecting the Russiau Tariff being favourable to the Article: at this moment it is down again to what it was: and fine lumps lately up at 112, are now 110s. Crushed sugars, which had expected 75, may now be had without much exertion at 65s COFFEE at this time meets a good market; and several sales lately have gone off with spirit, Good and fine ordinary reached higher prices; and indeed, generally speaking, fair and even qualities were briskly bought up, at the full currency. There is even a disposition to speculate in the article; and were money plenty, this commodity would feel the benefit of it. The demand, if it continues, will much re·lieve the market, which has been too low. DYE WOODS, very flat: sales attempted, but withdrawn. RICE, much in the same state: sales withdrawn. OILS, Whale, steady, at 251. INDIGO, a great sale at the India House; prices not yet fixed. TEA: At the East India Company's last quarterly sale, Boheas and Congoes fully maintained the last sale's prices. Twankays experienced a fall of from 6d. to 9d. per pound. Hysons are also from 12d. to 19d. per lb. cheaper. The Boheas of the Congo leafed sort, are from 2d. to 3d. per pound higher that at last sale; the Congoes in large packages, and the lowest of those in regular chests are much the same as before; the good strong and finer kinds, are 2d. to 4d. per pound dearer. In the north of England the spring was never known so backward as at present. Not the smallest appearance of vegetation even in the gardens. The grass is not more forward as to its growth than it was in January, and the flocks of sheep, where the turnips have been consumed, have been obliged to be fed on oats. Bankrupts and Certificates in the order of their dates, with the Attornies. BANKRUPTS, Jan. 30. Burley J. Bristol, brush maker. Sol. Heelis, Curling D. jun. Isle of Thanet, dealer and Dod and Wickstead, Milk street, Cheapside, warehousemen. Sol. Wilde, Warwick street, Golden-square. Earp G. St. John street, Clerkenwell, brush manufacturer. Sols. Blandford and Co. Temple. Ewens J. jun. South Bersted, Sussex, victualler. Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn. Elcock S. Tottenham Court Road, warehouseman. Sols. Chapman and Co. Little Friday street. Greenwood H. Walker Mill, Lancaster, corn shire and Co. Old Broad street. Niblock and Latham, Bristol, woollen drapers. Tyler S. Sutton Vallance, Dent, plumber. Sol. E. G. Short, Tottenham Court Road, grocer. G. Stead, Aldermanbury, warehouseman. W. Thorogood, Marshal street, Carnaby Market, brushmaker. W. A. Bartelot, Portsmouth, perfumer, T. Prickett, White Horse liveryProsser, jun. Worcester, grocer. stables, City-road, livery stable keeper. W. C. Benson, Birmingham, money scrivener. G. Flower, York, vinner. E. Pay, Amersham, Bucking hamshire, hay, dealer. W. Middleton and H. Teesdale, Cross-lane, St. Mary at Hill, Lower Thames street, chocolate manufacturers. J. B. Phillips, Mordake, ironmonger. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, Feb. 3. Goodchild J. sen. and Goodchild J. Pallion, Durham, ship owners. Jones T. sen. late of Bishop Wearmouth, DurRoberts M Dock Head, Surrey, grocer. ham, banker. BANKRUPTS. Aburrow W. East Meon, Hants, grocer. Sol. Adams T. Preston Bagot, Warwick, coal mer chant. Sols. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row. Burtenshaw J. Bennett's-row, Blackfriars-road, bricklayer. Sol. Godmond, Earl-street. Brown W. Sutton at Hone, Kent, sheep dea ler. Sol. Nettleford, Norfolk-st. Strand. Bishop J. Wacton, Norfolk, innkeeper. Sols. Branthwaite A. Greville-street, Holborn, Mid- Downs G.Osberton, Nottingham, farmer. Sol. Holborn, Middlesex, stone manufacturer. G. Gray, now or late of Gracechurch-street, London, hardwareman. E. Stephens, sen and E. Stephens, jun, then or late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, carvers. J. Feyster, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, grocer. J. Hall, of Lyndhurst, Southampton, victualler. R. S. Shaw, of Rochdale, Lancaster, woollen manufacturer. J. Pattinson, now or late of Liverpool, merchant. H. Lloyd, of George-street, Adelphi, broker. T. Finch, of Southampton, seedsman W. Lee, late of New Saruin, Wilts, dealer and chapman. W. Ring, of Fleet-street, London, fishmonger. G. Rushby, sen. of Bilston, Stafford, banker. B. Cole, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, grocer. G Rushbury, jun. of Bilston, Stafford, banker. T. Kirby, of Newman-street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, limuer. W. Buckett, of Neithorp, Oxford, farmer. W. D. Taunton, formerly of Union-court, Broad-street, London, broker, but late of Essex-street, Strand, Middlesex, money scrivener. C. E. Jones, of Mansfield-place, Kentish Town, Middlesex, tanner. Hodgson R. and E. Newcastle upon Tyne, har-J. Neate, fate of Calne, Wilts, woolstapier. J. ness makers. Sols. Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard. Hellmers H John-street, Commercial Road, insurance broker. Sol. Allan, Frederick'splace, Old Jewry. Hayter T. S. Westbury, Wilts, dyer. Sol. Lowden, Clement's Inn. Holden T. Liverpool, liquor merchant. Gleadah and Co. Temple. Sols. Inman H. Fairford, Gloucester, corn dealer. Sols. Clutton and Co. St. Thomas-street, Southwark. Jones J. Denbigh, saddler. Sols. Dacie and Co. Palsgrave-place, Temple. Kidd W. Newcastle upon Tyne, linen draper. Sols. Fisher and Co. Gough-square. Lawrinson P. Manchester, fustian manufacturer. Sol. Blakelock, Serjeant's Inn. Meatyard T. Fontnell Magna, Dorset, dealer. Sels. Wilson and Co: Lincoln's Inn. Metcalf M.jun. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Sols. Rosser and Co. Bartlett's-buildings. Messent C. New-street, St. Catherine's, Middlesex, baker. Sols. Smith and Co. Lemanstreet, Goodman's-fields. Rendle W. East Teignmouth, Devon, ship builder. Sol. Williams, Red Lion-square. Stow J London-street, East Greenwich, Kent, cabinet maker. Sol. Parker, Greenwich. Smith W. and W. Maxtock, Warwick, timber merchants. Sols. Devon and Co. Holborncourt. Spence Wm. Bishop Wearmouth, coal fitter. Sol. Carpenter, Church-court, Old Jewry. Smith G. Tansley, Derby, dyer. Sols. Pocock and Co. Ely-place. Swain S. Bramall, Chester, dealer. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Seaword I. Burwood's-hall-factory, Wilts, clothier. Sels. Lamberts and Co. Gray's Inn square. Thompson C. Bishopsgate-street Within, and Warnford-court, merchant. Sol. Martin, Vintner's Hall. Taylor S. Oxendon-street, Westminster, and Wilson G. Myton, Kingston upon Hull, miller. CERTIFICATES.-Feb. 24. H. A. Shaw, Coatbrook, Tarporley, Chester, cheesefactor. C. Milner, late of Ryde, Isle of Wight, Southampton, dealer and Chapman. A. Hodgson, of Fenchurch-street, London, merchant. W. Butler, of Prescot, Lancaster, nurseryman. H. Robinson, of Little Saffron Hill, BANKRUPTS, Feb. 6. Adnam R. jun. Leckhampstead, farmer. Sol. Carter, Temple. Adnam Wm. Midgham, farmer. Sol. Carter, Temple. Adnam R. Holey, brewer. Sol. Carter, Temple. Arblaster J. Lichfield, victualler. Sols. Bleas dale and Co. New Inn. Ashley W. Goswell-street, St. Luke's, laceman. Sol. Allan, Brederick's-place, Old Jewry. Balls A. Hare-street, near Romford, Essex. Sol. Hughes, Temple. Beal Jas. Bartholomew-clo e, London, uphol sterer. Sols. Robinson and Co. Charter House square. Brown G. Lime-street, London, wine merchant. Old Jewry. Huntriss H. Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Grif- Haugh J. Carlisle, Cumberland, common brewer Lloyd Edw. Duffrin, Bettees, Salop, dealer in Peachey J. Fordham, Cambridge, carpenter. Sols. Windus and Holtaway, Chancery-lane. Robson J. Carlisle, Cumberland, cattle dealer. Taylor S Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Griffith, Sols. Mounsey and Fisher, Staple Inn. and Hinde, Liverpool. Vincent J. Wells, Somerset, tailor. Seis. King and Lukin, Bedford-row. Worts W. and T. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, | ries, London, merchant. T. Bassnett, Preston, cornfactors. Sol. Clabon, Tokenhouse-yard. Wi Iment J. Taunton, Somerset, baker. Sol. Langport, Estover. White J. alton upon Thames, Surrey, innkeeper. Sols Rogers', Manchester-buildings, Westminster CERTIFICATES, Feb. 27. F. Oakley, of Hereford, woolstapler. T. Saunders, of Whitechapel Road, Middlesex, haberdasher. T. Grace, of Princes Risborough, Bucks, and J. S. Woodcock, of Aylesbury, and both of the Vale of Aylesbury Bank, bankers. S. Hart, of Plymouth, inerchant. R. Caston, oi Fakenham, Norfolk, money scrivener. A. Bishop, late of Maidstone, Kent, distiller. R. and T. L. Barnard, now or late of Boston and Skirbeck Quarter, Lincoln, bankers. BANKRUPTS, Feb. 10. Amos and Sutherland, St. Helen's-place, London, merchants. Sols. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishop-gute-street. Ayre J. Sunderland near the Sea, victualler. Sols. Cooper, Cropper T. Warrington, Lancaster, timber merchant. Sol. Norris, John-street, Bedford Row. Edwards M. Freshford, Somerset, clothier. Sol. Fowler and Savell, Mill Wall, Poplar, shipwrights Sol. Wilde, Warwick square. Harvey S. Windsor, draper. Sol. Parton, Wal brook. Jeut T Piccadilly, Westminster, chinaman. Sols. Outram J. Liverpool, brewer. Sols. Atkinson Lancaster, dealer. R. Noyes, late of Bristol, merchant. J. Abbott, now or late of Ancaster, Lincoln, butcher. S. Nobes, of Portsea, Southampton, cornfactor. J Hoare, jun. late of Perceval street, Northampton square, Middlesex, nealman. J. Fisher, of New Sleaford, Lincoln, flax dresser. J. Rose, of North Basham, Norfolk, farmer. G. F. Krumbhaar, of Vale-place, Hammersmith, Middlesex, patent vinegarLondon, shipbroker. maker. W. Serrell, late of Great Tower-Hill, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Feb. 13. Watt S. late of Kingston, Jamaica, but now of the Baptist Head Coffee House, Aldermanbury, London, merchant. Cooke W. V. Warwick, plumber. Sol. Burfoot, Temple. Cooper R. Tetbury,, Gloucester, woolstapler. Sols Long and Co. Gray's Inn. Den: T. Carlisle, draper. Sol. Birket, Cloak-lane. Fles L. M. Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, merchant. Sols. Pearce and Sons, Swithins lane. Holloway W. Bedwardine, Worcester, saddler. Sol. Becke, Bream's-buildings. Hamond J. Cheapside, glover. Sols. Willis and Co. Warnford-court. Hodgson J. R Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Adlington and Co. Bedford Row. Harwood R. Swansea, Glamorgan, grocer. Sol, Egerton. Gray's Inn. Lee E. Skipton, York, cotton manufacturer. Musgrove J. Swallow st. Middlesex, jeweller. Pocock R. Redburn Bury, Hertford, miller. Palmer S. Bourton on the Water, Gloucester, mercer. Sol Russel, Lant st. Southwark. Spence and Jones, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham,coal fitters. Sol. Blakiston, Symonds Ing. Saunderson R. Doncaster, York, innkeeper. Sols. Cleasdale and Co. New Inn. Sowerby J. Cheapside, London, merchant. Sols. Bell and Co. Bow Church-yard. Terry J. Pigburd, York, broker. Sols. Long dill and Co Gray's Inn. Teece J. Newtown Baschurch, Salop, shopkeeper. Sol Griffith, Southampton-buildings. Walker R. Great Grimsby, Lincoln, boat builder. Sol. Grey, Holborn-court. CERTIFICATES, March 5. J. J. S. Hancox, of Liverpool, merchant. Bennett, of Ross, Hereford, cordwainer. Win. Hardcastle, H gh Holborn, Middlesex, bookseller. C. Jones, of Worthen, Salop, mercer. J. Warren, of Bishopsgate-street, London, shipbroker. J. Walkden, Market Harborough, Leivictualler.cester, innkeeper. G. Emery, late of Bromley Wainwright and Meteyard, Liverpool, coopers. CERTIFICATES, March 2. G. Smith, late of Putenham, Surrey, shopkeeper. W. Seymour, of the Crescent, Mino Wood-End, Stafford, dealer and Chapman. J. Orme, sen. I Orme, and R. Orme, of Nottingham, silversmiths. J. Baddeley, of Nottingham, grocer. J. Cocksedge, of Fann street, Aldersgate street, London, tallow chandler. K. Dani of Coleman at. London, liveryman and coach master. J. Clarke, of Leicester-square, Middlesex, draper. J. Cook, of Epsom, Surrey, innkeeper. S. Thomas, late of Kilburn, Middlsex, sattle jobber. A. Sillick, of Newcastle upon Tyne, currier. R. Anthony, Plymouth, grocer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Feb. 17. Buckley E. Delph, Saddleworth, York, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTS. Metcalf M. sen. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Sols. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's buildings. Williams E Plymouth Dock, ironmonger. Sol. Young, Charlotte Row, Mansion House. Saltonstall, Agate, and Dawburn, Fleet street, linen drapers. Sol. Pope, Modiford court. Snell W. Upper North Row, Park lane, coal dealer. Sols. Holt and Co. Threadneedle-st. Andus S. Beverley, York, butcher. Sols. Hall and Co. Beverley. Allen J. Woodside, Lancaster, pill box maker. Baylis G. Stapleton, Gloucester, dealer. Sols. Sols. Baxter and Co. Furnival's Inn. Bolam J. High Trewhitt, Northumberland, dealer. Sols. Mounsey and Co. Staple Inn. Brown and Coombs, Windsor, bankers. Sols. Dewberry and Haslewood, Conduit-street. Bracken R. and L. Packer's-court, Coleman-st. baize factors. Clapham J. Beddington Corner, Surrey, calico printer. Sols. Milne and Parry, Temple. Crockett J. Coventry, ribbon manufacturer. Emmect S. T. Mangotsfield, Gloucester, shopkeeper. Sol. Lake, Dowgate-hill. Edwards T. C. Leicester-square, Middlesex. silk mercer. Sols. Day and Co. Gerrard-street, Soho. Greenwood J. Wittenham, dealer. Sol. Nelson, Essex-street, Strand. Gell T. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Sols. Russer and Son, Bartlett's-buildings. Hamilton G. Wormwood-street, merchant. Sol. Crawford, Old Broad-street. Harris A. Gulstone-square, Whitechapel, merchant. Sol. Paterson, Copthall-court Mosely Wm. and Jane, Portsea, Southampton, glass merchants. Sol. Williams, Cursitor-st. Phillips J. Wallingford, carpenter. Sols. Price and Co Lincoln's Inn. Venables A. Union-place, Greenwich, merchant. Sols. Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-street. CERTIFICATES, March 9. W. Warne, of Conduit-st. Hanover-square, Westminster, hotel keeper. J. Holbin, jun. of Wenvoe, Glamorgan, maltster. J. Carruthers, of Hales Owen, Salop, money scrivener. A. Laidlaw, of Kingston upon Hull, merchant. W. Humble, of Great St. Thomas Apostle, London, agent. R. Orme, of Chester, draper. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, Feb. 20. Lunt J. Kirkdale, Lancaster, victualler. Sparshott S. Blackman-street, Southwark, gro cer. | Brine T. H. Tokenhouse-yard, merchant. Sol. Barnett A. Broad-street, Bloomsbury, glass Evans T. Monmouth, mercer and draper. Sol. Williams, Red Lion-square. Flora J. Nottingham, hosier. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Farr J. Crediton, Devon, victualler. Sels. Adlington and Co. Bedford Row. Finch J. C. Russell-court, Drury-lane, coffee- and Co. Gray's Inn-square. Higgs J. Dudley, Worcester, linen draper. Sel. Hutton J. Durham, gilder and painter. Sol. Sol. Briggs, Keary Wm. Ipswich, Suffolk, woollen draper. Lob S. J. Windmill-street, Finsbury-square. Perring R. South Brent, Devon, flour factor. Sols. Sach Samuel, Great Coggeshall, Essex, tanner. Taylor J. Park-street, Southwark, wheelwright. farmer. Sol. Alexander, Carey-street. Warren & Withcombe, East and West Teiga mouth, merchants. Sols. Darke and Co. Princes-street, Bedford Row. CERTIFICATES, March 12. F. Price and H. Le Souef, la e of Winchester, street, London, merchants. J. Smith, of Birmingham, grocer. W. Masefield, of NewportSalop, woollen draper. R. Green, Lime-street, London, merchant' J. Dodd, of Norfolk-s reet, Middlesex Hospital, cheesemonge. W. Boclton, of Lothbury, London, banker. P. Phillips, of King-street, Bartholomew Close, London, merchant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, Feb. 24. Clemson J. Manchester, dealer. Toledando P. Great Prescot-street, Goodman'sfields, Middlesex, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Allgood J. Gloucester, linen draper. Sol. Bunn T. Fenchurch-buildings, merchant. Sol. |