$15] the season, and the fickleness of the few fine days we have had. It is to be hoped that this cause will not long continue; the advance of summer being of great importance to the hopes of the country, and, indeed, to its peace, now interrupted in several places. was slackened, by arrivals supposed to contain a supply: that affected the London sale, and now the disposition of the buyers is, to wait a little. In consequence the Trade is dull; but, if this expected supply should prove deficient, either in quantity or quality, the market will resume its course, probably with increased activity, as the cause of the late lively demand has not ceased, nor even intermitted, though the actual purchase has. Some reduction has really taken place on mid COFFEE has felt the effects of a sale at the India House of 10,000 bags; with another declaration from the same place, of 18,000 bags. These large quantities have spread a heaviness over the market, ex The various Tariffs which have arrived from foreign countries in the course of the month, have occasioned much agitation among the merchants:-Those dealing to Russia, to France, and to America. The Americans are not, since the war, admit-dling and inferior samples. ted freely into our West India Islands; but are obliged to land their cargoes at islands belonging to other powers, from which they are fetched by those who want them. In return, a Committee of Congress has recommended, that no imports com-tremely unfavourable to private holders of ing from such countries, be admitted, except in American vessels: that is to say, such as like our own, have fetched cargoes from where they had been landed, from the first owners. It will be seen, nevertheless, by the Re. port of a Committee of Congress, that the promotion of their home manufactures is a main object with the people of America; and although they confess that there is no immediate prospect of directing them to profit, or eventually, of establishing them on an extensive scale, yet they do not hesitate to avow intentions, which plainly demonstrate their wishes, and correspond to the utmost of their exertions. the article. There have been two or three sales, or rather attempts at sales, within a few days; but they promised so little, that the brokers took in a great proportion. Fine qualities continue out of all proportion in value above the inferior. The cause probably, is, that the supply of middling is greater than formerly, while that of prime has experienced no similar, or adequate increase. The prices of Oil are fluctuating, on account of a Bill now in progress through Parliament; but it has not yet passed. Hemp is little other than standing still; the business doing being very trivial. Flax experiences no demand: the prices are nominal. Tallow has declined; and probably may continue to decline, from the same causes as oil had done. Greenland Oil has advanced from £25 to £30. Besides the Cotton Manufactories known to be established in Rhode Island, principally; they have also established very extensive plantations of the Sugar cane, Tobacco has a small demand; but spewhich, they report as flourishing luxuri-culators are able to pick up a few parcels antly with what intent, needs no ex- at reduced prices. Much has lately been planation to commercial men. sold at manifest weight. Rum is very low, the market without promptitude. Brandy has fallen id to 2d per gallon. Indigo has been sold at the India-House in the late great sale (16,812 chests) from 1s. to 1s. 6d. per lb. under the last sale, taking the average; but the inferior descriptions from 1s. 3d. to Is. 9d. lower. SUGARS have been in brisk demand; occasioned by the expectation of Russian orders. That demand is now, considerably subsided; and several kinds are little enquired after. The lower and inferior are of very dull sale: the good, new, and more lively Sugars continue to be purchased. Muscovadoes exceedingly heavy. The refiners, however, are working freely. The price of Bullion continues as it was, The bounties on exportation, it is under- Gold at £4 per oz. Silver at 48. 114. What stood, will not be what they have been; difference the now avowed intention of the State will, therefore, save by non-coining a full supply for the nation, may payment of drawbacks; but, whether the have, we do not know. For many weeks article will be able to meet foreigners in no bullion has been exported; but that distant markets, remains to be proved, by interval appears to be over. the event, which now cannot be far dis tant. The COTTON market has experienced a alight check. The demand at Liverpool Certainly, the state of our coinage, or rather currency-for only a small part of it has been coined—is disgraceful in no ordinary degree, to a nation like our own, at Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, confectioner. T. W. Basseley and W Stapleton, of Newport Fagnell, Buckinghamshire, brewers. G. Abrahams, of Falmouth, merchant. J. T. Fraser, of Sloane-square, nurseryman. T. Slatter, of Ilminster, Somersetshire, clothier. C. L. Spitta, A. Spitta, F. and G. Molling, of Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchants. B. Boyes, of Tokenhouse-yard, merchant. E. Richardson, of Great Russel-street, Covent Garden, linen draper. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, March 5. Jones T. sen. now or late of Greencroft, Durham, banker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Clemson J. of Manchester, dealer Bankrupts and Certificates in the order of Sparkes J. late of Great Portland-street, Oxford. Ansley J. of Star-court, Bread street, merchant. Glyd J. of Chard, Somersetshire, grocer. Sol. Hoole S. of Sheffield, Yorkshire, spade and shovel manufacturer. Sol. Wilson, Grevillestreet, Hatton Garden. Haddock R. of Sunderland, Durham, coal fitter. Sol. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton Garden. Jenkins J. and T. Parsons, of Piccadilly, breeches makers. Sol. A Beckett, Broadstreet, Golden-square. Langton T. of Chesterfield, grocer. Sol. Windus and Co. Chancery-lane. Newberry J. of St. Clement, Oxfordshire, woollen draper. Sol. Pownall, Staple Inn. Phipp Mary, of Little Tower-street, dealer. Sols. Noy and Co. Mincing-lane. Pilgrim J. of Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, victualler. Sols. Smith and Co. Hatton Garden. Scott S. of Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, merchant. Sol. Spencer, Lamb's Conduit-street. Shotter G. of Reading, Berks, shopkeeper. Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn. Stephens Sarah, of Bruton-street, Middlesex, milliner. Sols. Ellison and Co. Crescentplace, New Bridge-street. street, and since of Hampton, Middlesex, coach maker. How J. of Brentford, Middlesex, victualler. Sol. Bousfield, Bouverie-street. Hutchins J. of Charlton, Southampton, butcher. Sols. Bremridge and Son, Dyer's buildings, Holborn. Lob Solomon Isaac, of Windmill-street, Fins- Rand W. of Tredington, Worcester, butcher. Smith J. of Vere-street, Clare-market, tripeman. Tucker J. of Bath, coal merchant. Sols. Frowd and Co Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn. Thorp J. late of Ely, Cambridge, merchant. Sols. Pickering and Co. Staple Inn. Welshman S late of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, builder. Sols. Sandys and Co. Crane-court, Fleet-street. CERTIFICATES, March 26. W. H. Marks the younger, of Bath, woollen draper. T. Hulden, formerly of Manchester, butcher, and late a prisoner for debt in the CasSmith W. late of Horton, Northumberland,tle of Lancaster. A Cleland, of Charles street, merchant. Sol. Atcheson, Great Winches-St. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, cabinet maker. ter-street. Steward T. of Brandon, Suffolk, grocer. Sols. Isaacson and Co. Gray's Inn. Tidmarsh B. of Monkspath-street, Warwickshire, dealer. Sol Platt, New Boswell-court, Tyndall J. of Birmingham, plater. Sols. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. W. Hill, of Cock-hill, near Ratcliffe-highway, Middlesex, grocer. J. Helewell, late of Elland, Halifax, York, woollen manufacturer. J. Clegg, of Manchester, cotton merchant. T. B. Cossack, of Kingston upon Hull, merchant. W. Johnson, of Leeds, York, innkeeper. H. Humphries, of St. Bennett's-hill, London, wholesale Lan-druggist. T. Haynes, of Blackfriars-road, glass and Staffordshire warehouseman. R. Pugh, of Kingston, Hereford, victualler. J. Walker, of Nicholas-lane, London, and of Punderson's Place, Bethnall Green, Middlesex, insurance broker. J. Cooper, now or late of Rothwell, otherwise Rowell, Northampton, farmer T. Hall, of Leeds, York, merchant. Wilson J. of Orford within Warrington, Jeffs J. of Burford, Oxford, saddler. Sols. Sols. King W. late of Thorp, Norwich, miller. King W. of Staines, Middlesex, butcher. Sols. Micke J. late of King-street, but now of Bed- Nesbitt W. of North-street, City Road, tun- Pearse J. of Aldersgate-street, commission Wood G. and T. Wood, Oldswinford,, Wor- mond's Inn. Warington T. of Portsmouth, Southampton, grocer. Sol. Briggs, Essex-street. CERTIFICATES, March 30. J. Ramsay, High-street, Bloomsbury, vic. tualler. J Tuck, Woodford, Essex, butcher. R. Sly, J. Southcott, Bristol, victualler. Chedworth, Gloucestershire, miller. T. Smith, Austin Friars, merchant. J. Bowser, Broadstreet, Ratcliffe, ship chandler. J. Brown and A. Goldie, Deptford, coal merchants. J. Foot, D. Plymouth Dock, boot and shoe maker. Baruh, Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant. S. Warner, milk-street, wholesale linen draper. BANKRUPTS, March 13. Amos R. of St. Bartholomews, Sandwich, Kent, Berry T. of Liverpool, cooper. Sol. Chester, Cruttenden E. of Sittingbourne, Kent, sales- Hool W. late of Burton in Kendal, Westmor- Holt T. of Godalming, Surrey, cabinet maker. house. Mayon J. now or late of Stoke Golding, Leicester, farmer. Sols. King and Co. Hinckley. Milne A. G. of Mitre-court, Fenchurch-street, merchant. Sols. Kaye and Co. New Bankbuildings, London. square. Oakley W. late of Church-street, Bermondsey, woolstapler. Sols. Bridges and Co. Red LionPullen D. of Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedlestreet, bill broker. Sol. Bellamy, Angelcourt, Throgmorton-street. Phillips A. of Skitbrightby, Kirklinton, Cumberland, butter factor. Sol. Clennel, Staple's Inn. Roberts Mary, of Shrewsbury, widow, dealer. Sols. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-lane. Smethurst J. and J. Whitmore, both of Manchester, merchants. Sol. Hampson, Manchester. Shaw T. late of Over Kellet, now of Skerton, near Lancaster, timber merchant. Sol. Tipping, Castle Park, Lancaster. Stocks J. of Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, rope manufacturer. Sols. Fisher and Co. Goughsquare, Fleet-street. CERTIFICATES, April 2. R. Wil W. Adams and J. Edwards, of Cumberlandstreet, Fitzroy-square, St. Pancras, Middlesex, chair makers. G. F. Remmie, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, confectioner. T. Pyne, late of Horsely down, Surrey, leather seller. kinson, F. F. Lumley, and G. Showden, of Stockton, Durham, bankers. J. Newstead, of Acle, Norfolk, spirit merchant. P. Fearnhead, of Oldham, Lancashire, money scrivener. J. Cousen, of Caister, Lincolnshire, victualler. J. Ward, late of Hanworth, Middlesex, dealer. W. Ozwald, late of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant. G Parker, late of Bawdrip, Somersetshire, merchant. R. Hill, late of Maddresfield, Worcestershire, farmer. T. Saul, Manchester, woolstapler. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, March 16. Bulkeley S. otherwise S. Jones, of Worthing, Sussex, dealer. Bunner J. late of Sculcoates, York, but now of Myton, Kingston upon Hull, porter mer chant. Inman H. of Fairford, Gloucester, corn dealer. coal fitter. BANKRUPTS. Austin T. H. H. Maunde, and J. Tilson, of Cleaver W. and E Cleaver, of Denmark-street, St. Giles's, soap manufacturers. Sols. Sweet and C. Basing-hall-street. Carter W. of Sulgrave, Northampton, baker. Sols. Ballachey and Co. Angel-court, Throg. morton-street. Gould T. of Ashborne, Derby, mercer. Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn. Hammond H. of Carter-court, Borough-market, carpenter. Sol. Tag, Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle-street. Kobler J. of St. Swithin's-lane, Lombard-street, merchant. Sols. Holt and Co. Threadneedle street. Moake J. now or late of Sheffield, York, file maker. Sol. Macduff, Castle-st. Holborn. Morgan C. of Bishopsgate-street Within, merchant. Sol. Gregson, Angel-court, Throg morton-street. Mears J. (otherwise Mear) of Stourbridge, Worcester, butcher. Sols. Long and Co. Holborn court, Gray's Inn. Mayon R. now or late of Stoke Golding, Leices ter, farmer. Sols. King and Co. Hinckley. Pocock G. formerly of Leadenhall-street, but now of the King's Bench Prison, auctioneer. Sols. Russen and Son, Crown-court, Aldersgate-street. Patterson W. of Leasegill, Westmorland, seedsman. Sol. Beverly, Staple Inn. Penfold E. and W. M. Penfold, of Maidstone, bankers. Sols. Lebary and Co. Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Penn J. of Chepstow, Monmouth, merchant. Randoll T of East-row, City-road, chymist. Watkins J. of Chapel-street, May Fair, grocer. Sols. Fielder and Co. Duke-street, Grosvenorsquare. Weightman T. of Holton le Clay, Lincoln, miller. Sol. Grey, Holborn-court, Gray's G. street, London, ribbon manufacturer. R. G. Beasley, of Austin-friars, London, merchant. R. Smith, of Richmond, Surrey, hosier. Gapton, of Edmonton, Middlesex, coach master. W. Newton, of Davenport, Cheshire, corn dealer. W. Woodward, of Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane, London, jeweller. A. Nelson, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, linen draper. W. Davis, of Newbury, Berks, upholsterer. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, March 19. Chapman J. late of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, but now of Myton, Kingston upon Hull, porter merchant. BANKRUPTS. Cooper J. late of Lidney, Gloucester, grocer Glenny J. of Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, watch case maker. Sol. Selby, Charles-street, Clerkenwell. Henshaw T. of Mincing-lane, wine broker. Sola Halford T. late of Finch-lane, Cornhill, stock Burnley, Church court, Walbrook. broker. Sol. Hackett, New-court, Swithin'slane. Kendle T. of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, woollen draper. Sols. Swain and Co. Frederick'splace, Old Jewry. Lunt J. late of Kirkdale, Lancaster, victualler. Sols. Blackstock and Co. King's Bench Walk, Temple. Millichap T. of Whistones, Claines, Worcester, wheelwright. Sols. Cardales and Co. Gray's Inn. Morrel J. of Halifax, grocer. Sol. WiglesMoore M. of Mary bone-street, Golden-square, worth, Gray's lan. M'Neilie W. of Liverpool, and T. Wright, of hosier. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Aughton, Lancaster, soap boilers. Sols. Kidd and Co. Liverpool. Mayon R. now or late of Stoke Golding, Leices Purves J. of Duke-street, Adelphi, w ne merter, farmer. Sols. King and Co. Hinckley. chant. Sols. Seton and Co. George street, Adelphi. Roper J. of Long Melford, Suffolk, cabinet maker. Sol. Barber, Chancery-lane. Sherley R. W. late of Sunning-hill, Berks, corn dealer. Sol. Martin, Fitzroy-street, Williams E. of Church-street, Hackney, hard. Fitzroy-square. wareman. Sol. Pult, Bucklersbury. CERTIFICATES, April 9. IV. S. Joseph, of Gosport, slopseller. H. Schro-der, late of College-hill, London, and of Chessington, Surrey, sugar refiner. R. Kirkham, of Thornton, Lancaster, merchant. W. Windsor, of Plymouth, tavern keeper. G. Kieckhoefer, late of Rio de Janeiro, in South America, but now of Islington, Middlesex, merchant. M. Norris, of East Stonehouse, Devon, rope maker. M. Solomon, of Birmingham, jeweller A. Brentnall and W. Cross, of Derby, grocers. J. Herbert, of Uckington, Gloucester, farmer. H. F. James, of Manchester, picture dealer. W. Levett, of Coventry-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, hatter. T. Clarke, of Ilminster, Somerset, druggist. T. Weaver, late of High Holborn, Middlesex, floor cloth manufacturer. J. Beck, now or late of Braunston, Northampton, dealer. |