1819.1 COMMERCIAL TABLES. No. 1. STATEMENT of the Total Weekly Supply of GRAIN, SEED, and FLOUR, for LONDON, from Nov. 14 to Dec. 5, compared with the Average Weekly Supply of last Year, viz. from Jan. 1, 1817, to Jan. 1, 1818; and of the present Year up to Nov. 7; shewing the Proportion of Foreign, with the Average Return of Prices regulating Importation. Malt. Oats. Ryc. Beans. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 13,105 5,994 2.906 13,840 330 1,792 1,181 Peas. Lins. Qrs. Qrs. 1,880 |Rape.|Must| Flour Qrs. Qrs. Sacks. 250 94 6,131 Do. Do. of 1818, up to November 7 19,585 8,823 3,572 23,766 220 2,261 1,278 2,366 211 58 7,016 Week ending November 14 28 2,826 19,802 12,637 22,236 26,217 4,028 1,705 10,925 12,404 24,747 4,833 13,731 480,214 174,123 1,143,584 10,024 940,854 606,922 7,759 722,723 243,206 826,173 59,402 21,058 9,718 2,098 5,540 10 28 6,486 21,354 2 9,259 2,842 16,55 325 8,661 ,9,861 74 10,010 1,513) 1,255 35 2,790 21,813 8 4,526 2,913 3,952 2 5 14,840 • Grain is allowed to be imported from all parts for Home Consumption Free of Duty, when the Average Return of Prices from the Twelve Maritime Districts of England and Wales for Six Weeks preceding Feb. 15, May 15, Aug. 15, and Nov. 15, shall exceed as above; but, providing the Average within the First Six Weeks from either of the above Dates should decline below the Standard, the Importation is to cease from all Ports in Europe, within the Rivers Bidassuo and Eyder, but to continue for Three Months from all other parts. 569 560 No. 2. STATEMENT of the Weekly Balance of Stock, and Delivery of SUGAR, COFFEE, and RUM, from the WEST INDIA DOCKS, LONDON, distinguishing the Proportion delivered for Home Consumption and for Exportation:-the Two First Lines shewing the Average Weekly Deliveries of the years 1816 and 1817; and the Third Line, the Weekly Average of the Present Year, up to Nov. 7; and the remainder, the Progressive Weekly Delivery from that Date up to December 5. DATE. SUGAR. COFFEE. RUM. Balance of Delivered. Stock. Commercial Tables. H. C. Expor. 835 22,027 223 465 195 705 1,153 20,203 235 525 " ,, 28, Dec 5, 52 251 251 1,193 11,712 15,365 90 61 229 11,076 14,844 106 189 538 10,733 14,670 138 178 342 309 450 18,983 146 21,334 275 14,492 265 450 246 • In the amount of Sugars delivered for Home Consumption are included those for refining-consequently, the proportion of retined exported must be deducted. No. 3. STATEMENT of the Importation of SUGAR, COFFEE, COTTON, and RUM, into the Port of LONDON for the Year 1818, compared with that of 1817, and likewise the Total into all the Ports of Great Britain. DAILY PRICES OF STOCKS, FROM NOVEMBER 25, TO DECEMBER 24, 1818, BOTH INCLUSIVE. Long Irish Imp. Imp. Anns. 5 per Ct 3 per Ct Anns. Omnium. 3 per Ct3 per Ct34 prCt 4 per Ct 5 per Ct Redu. Cons. Cons. Cons. Navy. 76 77786 95 4 108 72019 177 81 86 94 51 108 78 868795 India So. Sea O.S.SN.S.S.) 4 per Ct. Ex. Bills. Consols Stock. Stock. Stock. Stock. Ind. Bon. 2d per Day for Ac. dis. 233 82 232 86 84 pm.20 80 83 pm.17 17 pm. 772 20 pm. 78 dis. 233 232 77 81 83 pm.18 20 pm. 78 28 スキ 951 108 20 pm. 788 30 772 18 95 108 201 par pm. 83 84 pm. 18 20 pm. 78379 ce. 1270 270 79. 78곡 87읍 83 pm. 18 20 pm. 79 88 73953 5108 201 752 1 pm. 84 83 pm. 18 20 pm. 79 4 77 878 987 895 6 108 201 5 792 89 8 96 20% 11pm. 2 pm. 14 pm. 1 ¦ pm. pm. 773 84 83 pm. 19 20 pm.79 80 1920 pm. 80 9 10 270$ 88 7 961 20 76 84 80 pm. 20 16 pm. 794 11 78 7 87 96 52. 201 82 80 pm. 17 79 pm. 16 79 78 pm. 17 5 pm. 784 01 14 pm. 793 8 77 75 pm. 7 14 pm. 78 70 78 pm. 1 15 pm. 784 22 267 268 77% 23 86 042 호 19 20 106 78 76 pm. 15 15 pm. 787 10 pm. 78 774 80 94 95 1920 70 24 277 77 863 943 2 19 20 pardis. 76 78 pm. 9 77 pm. 10 15 pm. 79178 16 pm. 79 784 NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 60. VOL. X. 4 C All Exchequer Bills dated prior to the month of Dec., 1817, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. 1 562 BANKRUPTS, FROM NOVEMBER 23, TO DECEMBER 23, 1818, INCLUSIVE. [Jan. 1, 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. ALLEN G. Greenwich, stationer (Lane & Ben. nett, Lawrence Pountney-hill Anthony J. Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, grocer (Withers, Holt & Co. Throgmorton st. Arney G. Bury at. St. Mary Axe, warehousekeeper (Toms, Copthall court Ball J. Sydney-street, Somers Town, coal merchant (Tynmore & Clarke, Craven st. Bantock W. J. London Wall, auctioneer (Coote, Austin Friars Bassano J. Upper Thames st. sugar refiner (Sher. wood & Son, Canterbury sq. Bateman & Culbard, St. John-st. brass-founders (Harman, Wine Office-court Blinks T. Southampton st. Bloomsbury, straw hat. maker (Pitches & Sampson, St. Swithin's la. Bond W. Dover, brewer (Lodington & Hall, Temple Bruere J. Craven st. wine merchant. (Fynmore & Clarke, Craven st. Strand Burrows S. Miles's-lane, Cannon st. (Pritchard & Bird, Bath Calwood W. Bold, Lancashire, farmer (Roulin son & Huddleston, Warrington; and E. Ches. ter, Staples Inn, London Chambers R. Market Rasen, carrier (Eyre, Gray's Inn square Chamberlayne W. Leicester, hosier (Becket, Noble str. Falcon-square Chamberlayne & Rawlinson, Leicester, hosiers (Jeyes, Chancery-lane Combes G. Chichester, maltster (Sowtan & Fuller, Chichester Crowne & Barford, Milford Wharf, Strand, coal. merchants (Jones & Bland, Gu. Mary-le-bone-la, Dalgairns C. Liverpool, merchant (Poole, Adams court, Broad st Dawes T. Yoxall, tape manufacturer (Willis & Co. Warnford court Day J. King-str. Holborn, goldsmith (Richardson & Miller, New Inn Dicken T. Litenfield, cotton-spinner (Hurd & Co. Temple Dickins W. jun. Crown street, Finsbury, baker (Shearman & Wyllic, Red Lyon-square Emerson A. Topley str. provision merchant (Amory & Coles, Lothbury Emery C. Bromley Wood End, Staffordshire, dea ler (Tooke, Gray's Inn Enock J. Birmingham, brush-maker (Shipton, Birmingham Favell W. Cromwell, Nottinghamshire, miller (Long & Austen, Holborn ct. Gray's Inn Frost J. Derby, linen-draper (Hurd & Johnson, Temple George J. & C. B. Bedford st. Strand, tin plateworkers (Carden & Son, Farrer's buildings, Strand Gibbs J. Buxtead, farmer (Lindsay, St. Thomas's str. Southwark Godfrey R. Southwark, merchant (Wright, Fen. church st. Goodlake J. H. Water lane, Tower st. wine mer. chant (Templer & Co. Burr st. Gorton T. Aldermanbury Postern, mercer (Bland. ford, Bruton st. Greaves P. Macclesfield, sironmonger (Norbury, Mcclesier Jackson D. Castle ct. Birchin la. merchant (Far. ren, Threadneedle-st. James J. Newgate st. lace manufacturer (Thomas, Fen ct. Fenchurch st. Jones J. & J. Leominster, linen drapers (Meadowcroft, Gray's Inn Keene W. Newcastle-under-Line, maltster (Harvey & Wilson, Lincoln's Inn Kirk R. Leicester, liquor merchant (Jeyes, Chancery lane Kirkman J. City road, brewer (Rowland & Young, Lincoln's Inn Lax J. Lax T. Lax W. Liverpool, soap boilers (Lowe & Bower, Chancery lane Lax J. Liverpool, soap boiler (Lowe & Bower, Chancery lane Lees L. Newtou Moor, cotton spinner (Boardman & Merry, Bolton Macdonnells & Bushel, Broad st. merchants (Den nett & Co.King's Arms yard, Coleman st. Marshall J. Morth Hall, Yorkshire, clothier (Coates, Paul st. Finsbury Marshall T. Tang, Yorkshire, corn dealer (Platts, Mill C. Lower East Smithfield, provision mer. Morris J. Woolwich, cordwainer (Suter, Greenwich Moses J. Lime st. merchant (Rivington, Fenchurch buildings Mullock & Blood, Liverpool, merchants (Avison & Wheeler, Liverpool North G. Sheffield, butcher (Tilson & Preston, Coleman st. Norton R. jun. Charlotte st. Rathbone pl. paper hanger (Hutchinson & Co. Lincoln's Inn O'Brien M. & M. C. Ratcliffe, stationer (Collins & Warner, Spital sq. Parcell J. George st. Lambeth, victualler (Shater, Milbank st. Westminster Pearson J. Stayley-bridge, cornfactor (Appleby, Gray's Inn-square Prosser W. Hereford, grocers (Dax & Son, Doughty street, Loudon 1819.] Phllan C. A, Leeds, merchant (Few & Co. Hen Taylor T. Oxford, grocer (Pownall, Staples Imm rietta st. Covent-garden Rhind A. Lime st, merchant (Poole, Adam's co. Old Broad st. Robinson N. Smedley, manufacturer (Makinson, Temple Robotham T. Derby, grocer (Long & Austin, Gray's Inn Savage J. Handsworth, rope-maker (Mawley, Adam's place, Southwark Shackleton S. Leeds, shopkeeper (Lake, Dowgate Hill Sherlock & Blood, Liverpool, merchants (Avison & Wheeler, Liverpool St. Barbe J. Austin Friars, ship owner (Blunt & Bowman, Broad-street-buildings Sturman W. York street, Southwark, gun-maker (Richardson, Clement's lane Surr J. Aldersgate st. attorney, (Griffith, Featherstone-buildings Taylor J. East Smithfield, tobacconist (Dennetts Thomas J. Tabernacle Walk, St. Lukes, slaté mer, chant (Hughes, Clifford's Inn Thwaits W. G. James st. Bedford row deales (Hackett, New court, Swithin's lane Timothy W. Leigh, Worcestershire, farmer (Bals Tomkins W. Nottingham, hosier (Tayler, Field ct Townend R.jun. Aldermanbury, merch. (Hackett, (Bromley, Tuck W. Elsing, miller (Baber, Fetter lane Villiers C. F. Ledbury, druggist (Cross, Bristol Wabey J. Wellwyn, mealman (Archer, Whitechapel road Watson & Elgie, Love lane, porter merchants (Harrison, Foley st. White J. Portland st. merchant (Bruton, Old Broad st. Wright W. & J. Aldermanbury, merchants (Walton & Gliddon, Girdler's Hail. Clarke J. York Hotel, Clifton, Clarke and Gray, Keswick, nur. serymen, Dec. 26, and Jan. 25 Cole R. King street, Holborn, coach maker, Dec. 19 Cook W. Erith, victualler, Dec 30 Cridland C. Dublin, & Cridland B. Leicester, merchants, Jan 18 Dec. 22 Devereux and Lambert, Philpot Downs S. M. Reading, cheese- Duckworth E. Manchester, liquor merchant, Dec. 24 Edwards J. Bristol, hatter, Jan 12 Ethell T. Birmingham, dealer, Bourne W. Bridgenorth, miller, Farish W. Whitehaven, mariner, Jan. 6 Fisher J. Throgmorton street, Flower W. Leamington, brewer, Jan. 2 Foster J. Plymouth, coach' ma Foster J, Truro, coach maker, Francis J. Hunsdon, Herts, corn- French N. B. Old South Sea House, merchant, Jan. 5Freeman J. Birmingham, victualler, Dec. 31 Garth W. Ball Grove, cotton. spinner, Dec. 19 Gaskill J. and J. Minories, merchants, Jan. 2 George J. North Audley street, coach maker, Jan. 2 Goodall and Wilkinson, Pater noster-row, crape makers Jan 16 Gore S. V. Bishopsgate street, haberdasher, Dec. 15 Gouen T. Westoe, ship owner, Grieves W. Holborn, cheese monger, Jan. 16 Harris and Dickinson, Maryport, sail cloth makers, Jan. 11 Harrison J. Reduess, miller, Jan. 25 Harrison J. Manchester, gun Haw W. Bristol, plane maker, Heady A. Gower street, builder Heath J. Teignmouth, ship buil der, Jan. 4 Hedges Junr. T. confectioner, Old Bailey, Jan. 12 Henry A. Finsbury square, mer. chant, Jan. 12 Holdsworth W. and J. Bradford, watch makers, Dec. 31 Holmes T. Kersham, gardener, Dec. 22 Holmes W. North Shields, marlner, Dec. 18 |