( 360 1 COMMERCIAL REPORT. [Nov. 1 The COTTON market has been exceedingly heavy during the month, owing to the late extensive sales at the East India House, and from very considerable arrivals, nor has the West India produce been much better. The demand for MUSCOVADOES continues very limited. The sales of COFFEE went off heavily, with the exception of middling and good middling Dominica, which sold from 2s. to 6s. less than before. The supply of new English WHEAT has not been extensive, yet the sale was dull. In foreign, there has been little or no change in the price. The prices of Whale OIL are rising, and a general opinion is entertained that they will still advance; the consumption is generally believed to be effected by the prices of Tallow, which are exceedingly high. Bengal SILKS are selling at a premium of 3s. 6d. on the last East India sale prices. The demand for RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS has greatly revived; the purchases for the outports have been considerable. The indisposition of her Majesty has doubtless for a time tended to suspend some branches of employment in the manufacture of certain fancy articles; but we think not to any extent, and the improvements in trade and manufactures are extensive and satisfactory. FROM SEPTEMber 23, to october 23, 1818, INCLUSIVE. Where the address of the Solicitor is not mentioned, he must be understood to reside at the same place as the bankrupt. The Solicitors' names are between parentheses, ر 5A DA ASHWORTH J. Manchester, innkeeper (Milne Hallett W. Spafields, cattle dealer (King & Lukin, & Parry, Temple Baker F. Upper Thames st. baker (Chapman & Barnes J. Cinderford, coal merchaut (King, Ser. Gray's Inn square Holland & Ball, Worcester, hop merchants (Par Hopkins J. Hop Market, Worcester, hop merchant Bartells T. Aldersgate st. spirit merchant. (Hub. Jackson J. Easingwold, Yorkshire, merchant bersty, Austin Friars Bateson J. Armley Hall, Yorkshire, merchant (Wilson, Greville st. London; and Smith & Munro, Leeds Belt, W. A. Great Driffield, Yorkshire, currier (Spence, Threadneedle st. Benlist D. Gravesend, shoemaker (Madox & Sidney, Austin Friars (Lockwood, Easingwold Johnson J. E. Hyde st. Bloomsbury, mariner Latham N. Manchester, baker (Clarke & White- Lebrun P. F. King st. chemist (Dawson, Saville pl. Braband F. Manchester, dealer (Howell, Sy. Levy S. Mansell st. tailor (Annesley & Son, Cat. mond's Inn Brun Phil. F. Le, King st. Covent Garden, chemist (Dawson, Savilleplace Buckley J. Hurst, Lancashire; Markland, Ashtonunder-Lyne; & Medhurst T. Manchester, cotton manufacturers (Clarke, Richards, & Medcalf, Chancery lane eaton street Burton W. Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier (Soden, Proctor C. Stafford, farmer (Hall, James st. BedHinckley ford row; & Croxall & Holbeck, Sutton Coldfield EX Prosser W. Birmingham, builder (Hicks & Brack 2 enbridge, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn Butler J. A. Blackheath, mariner (Rivington, Fen- Carriage T. Horsford, grocer (Marsh & Baruard, Coffin J. W. Plymouth Dock, merchant (Crow Cross T. Bath, butcher (Nethersole & Baron, Cumbers F. Boar's Head-court, King st. Westmin. ster, coachmaster (Duncomb, Lion's Inn. Dafter M. Whitminster, Gloucestershire, linen. draper (A'Becket, Broad-st. Golden-sq. Day R. Crooked lane, oil broker (Wiltshire & Bolton, Old Broad-str. Dibden J. Clerkenwell, victualler (Henson, Bou verie-st. Durant J. East Dereham, Norfolk, innkeeper (Ad- Dussard P. Wellbeck st. milliner (Lawledge, Dyson & Fowler, Sheffield, and W. Russell, Hough, Yorkshire, grocers (Broomhead & Co. Gray'slun Evans G. & G. High st. Southwark, hop merchants Glass Moses, Potterne, Wilts, victualler (Price & Gompertz H. Tokenhouse yard, dealer in wool Sykes & Pope, Huddersfield, merchants (Black. Graves, Davie & Adams, Snowden, Plymouth Dock, Watkins W. Norton, Worcestershire, cornfletor drapers (Adams, Old Jewry Graves J. Borough, hop-merchant (Lee & Towns. end, Southwark (Pugh, Bernard st. Whitby W. Clement's lane, drug broker (Wiltshire & Bolton, Old Broad st. Haddan W. Clement's lane, tea dealer (Wiltshire Whittenbury W. Manchester, cotton dealer (Ellis, & Bolton, Old Broad st. NEW MONTHLY MAG,-No, 58, Chancery lane VOL, X. ЗА Arndt J. G. & J. C. Mossener, Coleman street, toy merchants, -Bacon & Wilkin, Taverham, Nor folk, paper makers, Oct. 19 Barker 8. & J. C. Billiter lane, merchants, Nov. 7 Beaver J. Redcross str. draper, Berthon, Koster, and Harrison, Biggs G. Holborn Bridge, silver- Bingley & Bingley, Tavistock st. Bird J. Brampton, grocer, Oct. 15 Culkerton, corn dealers, Nov.4 Blackenhages T. C. Bishopsgate st, merchant, Nov. 7 Bolling & Sellwood, Holborn, linen drapers, Oct 30 Bone H. North Shields, ship owner, Nov. 20 Bradshaw & Bradshaw, Lancas ter, tallow chandlers, Oct. 27 Brook J. Longroyd Bridge, York. shire, cloth dresser, Nov. 2 Brooking J. Bristol, dealer, Oct.17 Brooks W. Paternoster row, silkmanufacturer, Oct. 31 Broughall R.Shrewsbury, grocer, Burnett A. Lisle street, cabinet maker, Oct. 31 Bush J. Thatcham, innkeeper, Oct. 30 Butler W. Prescot, nurseryman, Nov. 11 Carmichael J. Little Russel str. pastry cook, Nov. 10 Carter J. Liverpool, victualler, Oct. 19 Changeur L. L. Kensington, builder, Nov. 21 Child R. Wallham, Berks, farmer, Oct. 18 Clementson E. Market Bos. worth, hosier, Nov. 10 Corthorne C. Isle of Ely, chemist, Oct. 27 Coulter J. Chatham, carpenter, Nov. 10 Cox W. H. Bread st. warehouseman, Oct. 17 Craig & Davis, Basinghall str. merchants, Oct. 31 Cullen and Pears, Cheapside, factors, Nov. 7 Curtis E. Chiswick, surgeon, Oct. 31 [362] DIVIDENDS. Dalton J. & J. Newcastle-upon Tyne, earthenware manufac turer, Oct. 14 Davenport, S. Egham, brewer, Nov. 10 Davis J. Shrewsbury, flax spin. uer, Oct. 21 Dickinson R. & J. St. John str. brewers, Nov. 7 Drakeley and Clementson, Mark et Bosworth, hosiers, Nov. 10 Drakeley J. Market Bosworth, hosier, Nov. 10 Duckworth H. jun. Billiter lane, Dyson C. Dungeonwood, Yorkmerchant, Nov. 3 shire, dealer in woollen cloth, Nov. 11 Earl J. Winchester, druggist, Oct. 20 Eccles J. Penkridge, grocer, Oct. 28 Edwards J. Clare st. silversmith, Oct. 31 Edwards M. Freshford, clothier, Nov. 12 Elliott W. Westgate, Newcastle, nurseryman, Oct. 27 Emery S. Brewood, timber mer. Fearn J. Kingston-on-Hull, Oct.27 Foreman, J. jun. Mountsorrel, hosier, Nov. 5 Foster E. S. Yalding, maltster, Nov. 7 Fotherby T. & R. White, Gos 'port, ship chandlers, Nov. 6 Frost L. jun. Liverpool, merch. Nov. 10 Gompertz At Winchester street, Goode J. Leicester, hosier, Nov.4 Grieve T. & J. Edinburgh, fastian manufacturers, Oct. 17 Grisenthwait W. King's Lynn, Norfolk, wine merch. Oct. 24 Hand J. Wormwood str. warehouseman, Nov. 7 Harding G. Ilfracombe, tailor, Harris W. St. Austell, maltster, Nov. 5 Heward J. Bridlington, York. shire, dealer, Oct 28 Hewitt Bowman & Bowman, Nantwich, bankers, Nov. 3 [Nov. 1, Higginson H. Finsbury sq: mer. Hobson J. Manchester, Oct. 13 Howell J. & H. Tokenhouse yd. Jackson J. Middleton, Norfolk, Kelly E. Paddington, brick mak- King T. Leicester, grocer, Nov. 4 field, merchants, Oct. 14 Love W. Huddersdeld, shop- merchant, Nov. 3 Lovenbury M. Weston, Somerset, Lowe A Clerkenwell, jeweller, Luna C. Tamworth, butcher, Lyne & Donaldson, Cecil str. Mackenzie A. J. & H. Roper, Martin S. jun. & W. Loughbo. Monkhouse, W. J. Liverpool, tin merchant, Nov. 7 Morand S. Broad street, merch. Mountford J. Worcester, draper, Oct. 27 Mullett F. St. Mary Axe, merch: Oct. 17 Muggeridg T. & E. King's Lyau, cork mai afacturers, Oct. 27 Munckton U. Currey Rivel, So merset, baker, Oct. 16 Nelson J. East India Chambers, merchant, Oct. 31 Neville W. M Liverpool, ship owner, Nov. 5 Nicholl E. Hemel Hempstead, wine merchant, Nov. 10 Nichols J. Leeds, bookseller, Nov. 13 Ogden, Richards, & Seldon, mer. chants, Oct. 26 ABBOTT W. Honey lane Market, Grieve P. Essex street, Strand, butcher, Oct. 31 Barton J. St. James's-place, Brooke J. Rawfolds, Yorkshire, vitriol maker, Oct. 27 Broughall R. Shrewsbury, grocer, Nov. 10 Bush M. Isleworth, calico printer, Oct. 31 Calverly R. Kegworth, miller, Oct. 31 Clegg J. C. Manchester, timbermerchant, Nov. S Clegg S. Salford, Lancashire, dealer, Oct. 27 Cole R. Great Yarmouth, linendraper, Oct. 17 dealer, Oct. 20 Hadingham M. Kingst. W. Smith. field, harness-maker, Oct. 27 Hall B. V. victualler, Nov. 10 Hatfield R. Dewsbury, dealer, Nov. 3 Hilbers H. G. St. Mary Axe, merchant, Nov. 7 Hobbs S. Bath, grocer, Oct. 13, Hodges W. Kew, corn dealer, Nov. 10 Holloway W. St. John, Bedwar. dine, saddler, Nov. 3 Houlbrooke, T. Holborn, draper, Nov. 7 Howard R. Stockport, manufac. turer, Oct. so Jenden C. Worthing, saddler, Oct. 20 Cross W. Birmingham, merchant, Kennell J. P. Church st. West. Nov. 7 Cunliffe J. Manchester, merchant, Oct. 27 Dodson P. Bedminster, baker, Nov. 10 Donovan V. Liverpool, merchant, Duckworth B. Manchester, li- Frith & Baily, Dewsbury, York shire, clothiers, Oct. 17 Furnival S. Liverpool, grocer, Oct. 24 George J. North Audley street, minster, army agent, Oct. 17 Latcham C. Bristol, scrivener, Oct. 31 Legeyt J. Lugwarden, Hereford, farmer, Oct. 17 Massar A. Gwyne's buildings, City road, merchant, Nov. 7 Meriton T. D. Maiden lane, button manufacturer, Oct. 24 Milbourne S. Skerne, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, Nov. 3 Moody M. Cheltenham, cabinet maker, Oct. 31 Nash W. Bristol, drysalter, Oct.27 Oakley G. & Evans J. Old Bond st. cabinet maker, Oct. 17 Phillips T. Haking, Pembroke, merchant, Nov. 7. 363 Townsend J. Ladgate st. ware houseman, Nov. 19 Tozer J. Alderman's Walk, Bish opsgate str. & W. C. Brown, Stonehouse, merchants, Oct. 31 Travers, Newton, Ross, & Jones, Lower Whitley, Chester, milTers, Oct. 10 Trevor & Richards, Whitchurch, bankers, Oct. 26 Wainwright & Meteyard, Livers pool, coopers, Nov. 11 Wallis J. Leicester, grocer, Nov.4 Wascoe J. North Allerton, malt ster, Oct. 29 Welchman J. Bradford, draper, Oct. 31 Worley C. Woodyates, Dorset, innkeeper, Oct. 29 Wright T. Liverpool, soap-boiler, Nov. 5 Wilcox J. Aldermanbury, dealer, Oct. 31 Wilks J. Finsbury sq. Nov. 7, Wilson J. and J. Shrewsbury, drapers, Nov. 11 .... Wilson J. H. Manchester, silk manufacturer, Oct. 30 Wise J. B. Taplow Mills, paper, maker, Nov. 7 Wood S. Burnage, & J. Wood, Pocock C. Leadenhall st. auctioneer, Oct. 31 Proctor & Besser, Steyning lane, cloth factors, Oct. 31 Quint J. North Woolborough, cider merchant, Oct. 20 Ranford J. Bermondsey street, tripeman, Oct. 20 Ravenshaw T. Liverpool, grocer, Oct. 31 Robinson C. Spalding, dealer, Oct, 13 Robinson J. jun. Kirkheaton, clothier, Oct. 24Rowbottom J. Sowerby, York. shire, Oct, 24 Ryder J.Robert st. Christchurch, hat maker, Oct. 31 Salisbury J. S. Liverpool, sailmakers, Nov. 7 Shaw W. & G. Lepton, York shire, Oct. 24 Spencer T. Manchester, broker, Oct. 20 Springet J. Maidstone, baker, Nov. 7 Thomas R. Northumberland ct. Strand, dealer, Nov. 10 Thorogood C. Strand, dealer, Nov. 3 West J. Leek, Staffordshire, corn dealer, Oct. 24 West T. Manchester, builder," Willatis T. Queen st. Lincoln's DAILY PRICES of stocks, from septembBER 25, TO OCTOBER 25, 1818 BOTH, INCLUSIVE. 13 per Ct 3 per Ct 3 pr Ct 4 per Ct. Redu. Cons. Cons. Cons. 76 75 106 105 dis. go pm. 21 19 pm. 76 75 9 75 105 74 dis. 87 89 pm. 20 17 pm. 75 All Exchequer Bills dated prior to the month of Oct., 1818, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. N. B. The above Table contains the highest and lowest prices, taken from the Course of the Exchange, &c. originally published by John Castaign, in the year 1712, and now published, every Tuesday and Friday, under the authority of the Committee of the Stock Exchange, by JAMES WETENHALL, Stock-Broker, Angel court, Throgmorton-street, London, On application to whom the original documents for near a century past may be read. |