872 908 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COLONIAL PRODUCE.-Sugars. The business done since our last report has been limited, and prices declining. The stock of British plantation sugar is now 2900 casks more than last year at this time ; the present prices 4s. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Cotton. This article is acquiring attention as an object of speculation. The accounts from Glasgow notice more extensive business in cotton than had been remembered for a long time.-Stock of cotton, March 31, 1819,-371,400 bags ; same period last year 152,033 bags,-Imports of cotton in March 1819 : From London. Liverpool. Glasgow. Total of Bags. Portugal and Brazils 10,388 10,388 East Indies 14,411 9,519 1,578 25,508 North America 595 30,858 6,562 38,015 Wost India Islands 36 Demerar., Berbice, and Suranam 363 1,024 69 1,456 Total 15,405 32,661 8,209 76,275 Coffee. Within the last two weeks, coffee has fallen in price as follows: Demerara and Berbice about 10s. per cwt. Jamaica and St Domingo 15s. East India and Brazil, 20s. per cwt.-Rum continues in some request, particularly for exportation ; prices, however, little varied. Tobacco is chiefly in demand for export ; the request for home consumption is confined to small parcels for immediate supply. Oils.---Tlre market is still heavy; whale oil a shade lower ; in other descriptions little variation. EUROPEAN PRODUCE.---The prices of Tallow are nominal; little or no business doing. Hemp and Flae remain unvaried. Brandy continues exceedingly heavy, and Geneva without alteration. April 13. British Manufactures, Exports and Imports.--An account of the total, real, or declared value of the produce and manufactures of the United Kingdom, exported from Great Britain during each of the three years ending 5th January 1819. 1817. 1818. 1819. L. 42,955,256 L. 43,626,233 L. 48,903,760 Total official value of foreign and commercial merchandise exported from Great Britain to all parts of the world. 1817. 1818. 1819. L.14,545,964 L. 11,534,616 L. 12,287,274 An account of the total value of all articles imported into Great Britain during each of the three years ending the 5th January 1819, as calculated at the official rates of valuation. 1817. 1819. Foreign and colonial merchandise L. 26,406,634 29,962,913 35,880,983 Produce of Ireland and the Isle of Man 3,698,931 4,002,318 4,276,654 Total value of imports 30,105,565 33,965,231 40,157,631 Conrse of Erchunge, London, April 13.--Amsterdam, Il : 6. Ditto, at sight, 11 : 3. Rotterdam, 11 : 7. Antwerp, 11 : 8. Hamburgh, 33 : 11. Altona, 34 : 0. Paris, 3 days sight, 23 : 80. Bourdeaux, 24 : 10. Frankfort on the Maine, 141. Madrid, 38). Cadiz, 39. Gibraltar, 34. Leghorn, 514. Genoa, 474. Lisbon, 57. Oporto, 577. Rio Janeiro, 601. Dublin, 13. Cork, 13 per cent. Prices of Bullion per oz.-New Dollars 10:5:6. Silver in bars standard L. 0:5 : 6. Premiums of Insurance at Lloyd's.-Guernsey or Jersey 20s.--Cork or Dublin 20s.--Belfast 20s.-Hamburgh 20s. to 25s.- Madeira 20s. to 25s.Jamaica 30s.Greenland out and home 312g. Weekly Prices of the Public Funds, from March 17, to April 14, 1819. Mar. 17. Mar. 24. Mar. 3i. April 7. April 14. Bank stock, 2534 235 3 per cent. reduced, 73] 3 per cent. consols, 31 per cent do. 821 825 4 per cent. do. 92 92 5 per cent. navy annuities 1013 105) India Stock, Bonds, 27 pr. 18 20 pr. 37 39 pr. 38 40 pr. Exchequer bills, 24d. 3 dis. 5dis. 7 dis. 23 pr. pr. 2 dis. Omnium, Consols for acct. 735 French 5 per cents. orvoor avoro.com 63fr. 40c. 75fr. 10c. 1671r. 506. 105) 40 37 pr. 84 . PRICES CURRENT.-APRIL 10, 1819. LEITH. GLASGOW. , LIVERPOOL. LONDON. Tea, Bohea, per lb. @ 2 3 2 5 Congou, 3 1 3 4 Souchong, 4. 3 4 6 SUGAR, Musc. cwt. B. P. Dry Brown, 765. 67 71 63 72 | 70 73 Mid. Good, & Fine Mid. 80 90 72 90 74 89 79 Fine and very fine, 92 96 91 94 | 90 94 86 88 Brazil, Brown, 35 40 38 White, 54 48 57 Refined, Double Loaves, 150 160 1 2 (lb.) 1 4 Powder ditto, 118 124 102 118 Single ditto, 117 122 114 116 118 122 108 115 Small Lumps, 111 116 100 110 118 124 105 112 Large ditto, 106 111 104 106 106 114 96 101 Crushed Lumps, 62 62 68 MOLASSES, British, 36 6 33 122 126 Fine and very fine, 150 Dutch, Triage & very ord. 116 120 Ord. good, & fine ord. 122 135 120 133 St Domingo, 140 PIMENTO (in Bond), lb.. | 9 9 8 8. SPIRITS Jam. Rum 160.P. 3 10 4 0 39 3 10 39 4 6 Brandy, gal. 5 6 60 5 6 Geneva, 3 6 3 8 36 Aqua, 7 6 79 WINES, Clar. Ist Gr. hhd. 60 64 35 0 65 Portugal Red, pipe, 48 54 50 0 58 Spanish White, butt. 55 34 0 55 Teneriffe, pipe, 30 35 Madeira, 60 70 50 53 Logwood, Jamaica, ton, . £9 7 7 7 0 7 10 7 15 8 0 Honduras, 10 7 10 7 15 7 10 7 15 8 0 8 5 Campeachy, 10 8 10 9 0 8 0 8 10 Fustic, Jamaica, 10 11 8 0 11 0 12 0 Cuba, 12 14 10 0 10 10 INDIGO, Caraccas fine, lb. | 9s 6d II 6 8 6 9 6 10 10.6 TIMBER, Amer. Pine, foot, 2 3 2 6 2 6 2 8 Ditto Oak, 50 Honduras Mahogany, 1 8 0 10 ) 8 1 2 1 6 1 5 Tar, American, brl. 12 6 15 0 19 6 Archangel, 22 23 16 0 17 20 0 TALLOW, Rus. Yel. Candle, / 08 70 73 63 52 49 Petersburgh Clean, 46 48 49 50 46 47 46 FLAX, Riga Th. & Dr. Ra. 74 Dutch, 60 130 Irish, 58 62 90 54 55 50 57 54 43 46 48 OIL, Whale, tun, 36 35 37 38 40 TOBACCO, Virg. fine, lb. . 11 12 104 11 07 08410 8 inferior, 9 10 7 0 79 COTTONS, Bowed Georgia, Il! 1 3 1 11 1 34 Sea Island, fine, 2 8 3 0 2 3 2 6 9 2 6 Demerara and Berbice, 1 5 1 8 I 3 4 1 7 Pernambucco, 1 73 18 1 6 1 711 71 9 Maranham, 13 74' 1 15 1 5 1 - 6 34 35 ALPHABETICAL List of English BANKRUPTS, announced in March 1819, extracted from the London Gazette. Anderson, H. W. Middlesex, merchant Hoffman, J. London, brewer Hunt, J. Cheltenham, branily-merchant Helicar, T., and J. Bristol, merchants Bnker, S. Brighton, linen-draper Harman, T.C. Wisbeach, Cambridge, linen-dit Barter, R. and H. Bishop's Waltham, grocers per Bruinwell, R. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hatter Hörnshaw, T. Halifax, grocer Barton, W. London, upholsterer Jamınieson, J. Globe Sürecy, Middlesex, masterBrooke, N. London, shoe-manufacturer mariner Buckland, T. Langley, brick-maker Jones, G. E. Bedford, bookseller Barfoot, J. London, fancy-stationer Johnston, J. Sheffield, draper Booth, J, Gloucester, earthen-wareman Kent, A. Deptford, baker Burton, W. Cornhill, auctioneer knowles, J. Stroud, Gloucester, innholder Bunaston, W. Worcester, hop-merchant Leslie, A. London, provision-merchant Bennet, J., A. Tabbener, and C. Scudarnore, Man Lawes, T. Amesbury, Wilts, com-dealer chester, woollen-cord-manufacturers Lamb, J. M. Pilkington, Lancaster, calico-printer Brodic, H. Liverpool, linen-draper Lea, W. Binninghara, victualler Bell, C. F. Middlesex, victualler Mial, M. Portsca, merchant Beer, W. Plynouth Dock, ironmonger Mercer, J. Heath Street, Middlesex, mariner Blake, J. Parsons Green, Fulham, brewer Masters, J. Dartford, grocer Bamforth, J. juli. Wathe-upon-Dearue, York, Morton, J. Ainsworth, cotton-manufacturer butcher Mycock, H. Manchester, provision-dealer Moule, H. St Michael, Bath, baker Moore, T. R. Middlesex, paper-stainer Norris, H. Bolton-le-Moors, confectioner Chaster, G. J. and T. York, coal-dealers Nelson, T., and E. Smith, Bolton, bed-quilt-mat Cocksedge, T. A. Woolpit, Suftolk, merchant nufacturers Cook, W. P. Plymouth, merchant Newton, H. London, tailor Chamberlain, W. Bristol, corn-factor Needes, J. London, coal-merchant Canstal, N, London, druggist Pinkerton, T. Warwick and London, merchant Cricket, D. Hoffam, Kent, timber-merchant Pigot, W. London, grocer Chant, J. Walsall, Stafford, flour-seller Power, T. F, London, merchant Cross, J. H. Bristol, cor-factor Price, T. Liverpool, baker Cheppet, E. Walcott, Somerset, cabinet-maker Pearse, W. London, Blackwell Hall factor Campbell, D., B. Harper, and A, Baillie, Lon Peel, J., C. Harding, and W. Willock, Fazely, don, merchants Tamworth, cotton-spinners Cox, J., and J. Morgan, Gutter-Lanc, London, Parkinson, T. sen. T. Parkinson, jun, and J. Lil. glovers ley, York, ratl-merchants Carlisle, w., and F. Hodgson, Bolton-le-Moors, Pearson, J. Portsipouth, mercer dealers in'cotton-yam Pegrom, M. and J. Middlesex, dealers Cole, R. London and Surrey, haberdasher Ratcliffe, T. and J., Ewood Bridge, and R. and Cotton, G. Manchester, plasterer J. Ratcliffe, Manchester, calico printers Relph, W. Lewknor, Oxford, farmer Stein, J, London, rectitier Dunnege, H. Colchester, miller Starkcy, W. London, bricklayer Dampier, E. London, seed-crusher Stephens, J, London, merchant Dickinson, W. Scalby, York, coal-merchant Sykes, J. jun., J. Sykes, and W. Redfeam, AlDalgairns, P., and E. Winslow, London, ship monbury, fancy-manufacturers brokers Stanley, k. Hope, Derby, meal and flour-dealer Evans, W. S. London, bricklayer Sibley, J. London, drysalter Emanuel, A. Plymouth-Dock, navy agent Stalker, D., and A. D. Welch, London, slopik Ellis, R. London, provision-broker lers Fourdrinier, J., and C. J., Rickurransworth pa Stubbs, W. Leek, Stafford, innholder per-makers Simpson, F. Huddersfield, woolstapler Fenner, B. London, flour-factor Taylr, T. London, master-mariner Fenner, R. London, bookseller Tuckett, J., and E. H., Bristol, grocers Fisher, G. Liverpool, merchant Trahair, T. Newlyn, West Cornwall, baker Fleming, T. Limehouse, Middlesex, sugar-refiner Tatum, W., and E. Palmer, London, paper. Gay, T. Liverpool, broker stainers Gríme, J. Bolton, upholsterer Turner, W. London, stationer Garland, J. London, merchant Thistlewood, G. London, flour-factor Grouing, R. London, merchant Vigers, W. R. London, merchant Goddard, M. Wilmslow, Chester, tanner Westwood, C, Bristol, merchant Gaunt, J., and T. Leeds, woollen-manufacturers White, J., and W. French, Kennington, dyers Harding, S, T., C. Oakes, and T. Willington, White, S. London, victualler Tamworth, bankers Whitmarsh, H. H. Wingham, Kent, maltster Harvey, W. jun. Clifton, lodging-house-keeper Williamson, T. Jeigh, Lancaster, provision-dealer Hendry, M. Kingstor:-upon-Hull, merchant Wright, w. Kirkdale, near Liverpool, victualler Herbert, T. London, cotton-merchant Watson, H, London, merchant Heath, J. Cheltenhain, carrier Williams, D. Bath, saddler Honc, J. London, livery stable keeper Wood, S. Bolton, banker Hayhurst, W. Rimmington, cution-manufac Whitebrooke, J. Chester and Stafford, shoemaker turer Whatton, J. Liverpool, cattle-dealer Houghton, J. E. London, builder and carpenter' Webb, A. London, coach-proprietor ALPHABETICAL List of Scotch BANKRUPTCies and DividENDS, announced in March 1819, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. Barrie, Thomas, Edinburgh, merchant Brodie, George, Leith, merchant Anderson and Mackintosh, Glasgow, merchants Cadell, Thos. and Co. Edinburgh, brevers and manufacturers Christie, George, Perth, tenner 'Cockburn and Baird, Edinburgh, mill-wrights Randle, William, Leith, merchant Douglas, James, of Burnbrae, partner of George Robertson, John, Leith, merchant Loudoun and Co. Glas zow, merchant Scott, Thomas, Edinburgh, inerchant Galli, Charles, Leith, jeweller Sim, G. M. and Co. Glasgow, merchants Gillespie, Richard, Anderston, Glasgow, calico Stevenson, Thomas, Edinburgh, grocer printer Taylor, John, Edinburgh, merchant Hamilton, T. Stirling, hardware-merchant Torry, Archibald, Edinburgh, clothier and wineHay, Robert, Nether-place, bleacher merchant Henderson, T., and W. and Co. Edinburgh, mer Watt, David, Glasgow, wood-merchant and cachants binet-maker Hogg, William, Edinburgh, cabinet-maker Johnstone and Allan, Crieff, saddlers DIVIDENDS. Kirk, William, Glasgow, merchant Clerk and Ross, Edinburgh, late merchants and Knox, Arthur, Edinburgh, builder and glazier insurance-brokers; at No. 21, Elder Street, 6th Lang, Smith, and Co. Parkholm, near Glasgow, April. merchants and calico-printers Duguid, William, Aberdeen, merchant; by AlexMaclean, Charles, Edinburgh, merchant ander Webster, advocate there, 20th April Meldrum, Robert, St Andrews, banker Steven and Fraser, Glasgow, booksellers; by J. Pitcairn David, Leith, merchant Imray, merchant there, 3d May BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. BIRTHS. son. ter. March 11. At London, the lady of Prana Oct.21. 1818. At Mullye, in the East In- cis James Adam, Esq. a son. dies, the lady of Major Charles P. Hay, a 12. Mrs Carmichael, East Register Street, Edinburgh, a daughter. 25. At Celle, Hanover, the lady of Ma At Portobello, Lady Elibank, a jor-General Hugh Halkett, K.C.B. and daughter. C.B. a daughter 15. At Muirbrow, Hamilton, Mrs James 28. At Glenkindy, the lady of Sir Alex. Roxburgh, a daughter. Leith, a son. 17. Mrs Douglas, 5, North Charlotte March 1. The lady of Thomas Mylne, Street, Edinburgh, a son. Esq. of Mylnefield, a son. 19. At Barjarg, Mrs Hunter, a daugh2. In Cavendish Square, London, the ter. lady of Admiral J. E. Douglas, a daughter. 20. At Trimby, near Bagshot, the lady At Sandhouse, Shetland, the lady of of the Hon. Alexander Murray, second John Scott, Esq. jun. of Scalloway, a son of the late Earl of Dunmore, a daughdaughter. 4. At the Hague, the lady of John To. 22. At Montague Place, Russel Square, ring Ferrier, Esq. a son. London, the lady of Capt. Forrest, a son. 5. At Colliepriest, Devonshire, Lady 23. At Aberdeen, the lady of Capt. MacMary Hay, a daughter. kay, 70th regiment, a daughter. 6. At Edmonstone House, Mrs Wau 24. Mr Wright, Greenside Place, Edinchope of Edmonstone, a daughter. burgh, a daughter. At Levenside, Mrs Blackburn of At Wauchope, Rosburghshire, Mrs Killearn, a son. Scott of Wauchope, a son. 7. At Mansfield, the lady of W. Thom Mrs More, 65, George Street, Edinson Honyman, Esq. of Mansfield, a son burgh, a daughter. and heir. At Queen Street, Edinburgh, Mrs Mrs Mowbray, Howe Street, Edin- Greig of Hallgreig, a daughter. burgh, a son. 25. At Newlands, the lady of Captain The lady of George Bell, Esq. City Scott, R. N. a son. Road, London, a daughter. At Aberdeen, the lady of John Aber. At Aberdeen, Mrs Ferguson of Kin. crombie, Esq. a daughter. mundy, a son. At Horton Lodge, the lady of Lieu. At Shottesbrook, the Hon. Mrs Van tenant-Colonel West, a daughter. sittart, a son. 26. At Castle Craig, the Hon. Lady Gib. 8. Mrs Bringloe, Nelson Street, Edin. son Carmichael, a daughter. burgh, a daughter. 28. In Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, the At Abbey Hill, Edinburgh, Lady lady of the Hon. Lord Cringletie, a daughMenzies of Menzies, a son. 9. At New Hallhouse, Mrs Brown, a 29. At 40, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, son; her 14th child. Mrs Fullerton, a daughter. 10. Mrs Richard · Mackenzie, Aber 30. Mrs Stivens, "l'arriston Crescent, cromby Place, Edinburgh, a daughter. Edinburgh, a son. At York, Mrs Milner of Nonmonk April 1. At Eskgrove, the lady of North ton, a daughter. Dalrymple, Esq. a son. ter. MARRIAGES. daughter of the late Arch. Hepburne MitMarch 3. At St George's, Hanover chelson of Middleton, Esq. Square, London, John Ashley Warre, March 22. At Dalwhat, parish of GlenEsq. of Stratford Place, and Cheddon Fitz cairn, C. A. Lennock, Esq. Captain R. N. Paine, Somersetshire, to Susan, eldest to Lillias, fifth daughter of John Corson, daughter of the late John and the Hon. Esq. of Dalwhat. Mrs Cornwall, of Grosvenor Place, and At St George's Church, Hanover niece to the late Vice-Admiral Lord Vis. Square, London, Sir Jacob Astley, to Miss count Gardner, K.C.B. Dashwood, the youngest daughter of Sir 4. At Dundee, James Knowles, Esq. of Henry Dashwood. Kirkton, to Isabella, youngest daughter of 23. At the cathedral, Bath, William William Pitcairn, Esq. Dundee. Bowrin, Esq. of the island of Nevis, to 5. In the cathedral of Londonderry, Grace Eliza, second daughter of Capt. John, eldest son of Hugh Montgomery, Gourly, R. N. Esq. of Benvarden, in the county of An 25. At Barnton house, A. Maitland trim, and High Sheriff of that county, to Gibson, Esq. younger of Cliftonhall, Jane, third daughter of the late Sir Andrew advocate, to Susan, eldest daughter of Ferguson, Bart. of the l'arm, near London- the late George Ramsay, Esq. of Barnton. derry, and niece to the Lord Bishop of At London, Thomas Burch Western, Down. Esq. eldest son of the late Admiral West9. At Paisley, George Robertson, Esq. ern, to Margaret Letitia, fourth daughter of London, to Miss Mary Douglas, young- of William Bushby, Esq. of Kirkmiest daughter of the late Colin Douglas, chael. Esq. of the colony of Demerara. 27. At Dunglass, Henry Harvey, Esq. At Drumderfit, John Gollan, Esq. of the Madras army, to Lady de Lancey, of Gollanfield, to Margaret, youngest daughi- widow of the late Sir illiam de Lancey, ter of the late Thomas Logan, Esq. of K.C.B. and eldest daughter of Sir James Drumderfit. Hall, Bart. 12. Peter Hewat, Esq. W. S. to Isabella, 29. At Brae House, Capt. Robert Campeldest daughter of Andrew Taylor, Esq. ofbell, of the Hon. East India Company's Westbarns. service, to Jane Campbell, only child of 15. At Dumfries, John Allan, Esq. of the deceased Me Archd. Campbell, writer Fountainbleau, to Miss Jane Allan, daugh- in Edinburgh. ter of John Allan, Esq. of Kirkhouse, Lan 30. At Balhary, Alexander Whitson, cashire. Esq. of Parkhill, to Sarah Elizabeth, 16. At Wandsworth, the Hon. James daughter of the deceased John Smyth, Esq. Sinclair, second son of the Earl of Caith- of Balhary. ness, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of -- At Cupar, Mr James Hardie, mer. George Tritton, Esq. of Westhill. chant, Kirkaldy, to Miss Rachel Coventry, At Hampstead, Andrew Spottis- youngest daughter of David Coventry, Esq. woode, Esq. of Bedford Square, London, of Pitterdreich. to Miss Longman, daughter of Thomas Lately, Major-General Henry Eustace, Longman, Esq. of Mount Grove. brother to the Dowager Lady Trimlestown, At Arniston, John Borthwick, Esq. to Henrietta, daughter of Count D’Alton, younger of Crookston, advocate, to Miss and grand-daughter to Nicholas, the late Dundas, eldest daughter of the Right Ho- Lord Triinlestown. norable Lord Cict Baron. 17. At Paris, Charles Shakerley, Esq. eldest son of C. Shakerley, Esq. of Shaker Aug. 8. 1818. At sea, on board the Hon. ley, in the county of Lancaster, and of So. East India Company's ship, Duke of York, merford Ilall, in the county of Chester, to on his passage to China, James Dyce, son of Madame Rosalie D'Avary, only daughter Dr Willian Dyce, physician in Aberdeen, of the Duke D'Avary. at the early age of 17. 18. At Edinburgh, Mr John Morrison, Srp. 19. At Canton, Mr Charles More, writer, to Jane, eldest daughter of James First Officer of the Hon. East India ComHay, Esq. Hanover Street. pany's ship the Duke of York. 20. At Liverpool, Mr Egerton Smith, Nov. 8. At Petrazavodsky, Russia, Adam printer of the Liverpool Mercury, to Mar. Armstrong, Esq. Director of the St Petersgaret, eldest daughter of Mr James Wood, burgh, Cronstadt, and Olenetz founderies. accountant. -lle also held the rank of Major-General 22. At Glasgow, Mr John Kinshcl- in the Russian service. wood, cotton broker, to Lillias, only daugh Feb. 1. 1819. Ai Rome, M. Akerblad, ter of the late David Macmillan, Esq. of aged 60.--His death is a severe loss to the Glasgow. sciences of philology and archæology. At Edinburgh, John Tait, Esq. 12. At Knock of Kincairn, Strathspey, younger of Pirn, W. S. to Harriet, eldest Captain John Stuart, of the 63d regimen: DEATHS. |