which means much more than is seen in the thing itself. Considerable quantities bave lately been sold at the highest price of the market, TALLOW has fallen; but, will most likely, rise in price, in sympathy with the proceedings of the Oil Merchants. TOBACCO has lately felt a benefit from demands, chiefly, in the first place, for foreign consumption: and the prevailing opinion is, that greater quantities have been shipped this year than were shipped last year. That demand being pretty well over, the home trade has taken a turn, and the manufacture for that purpose has con. siderably revived. There is, however, no variation worth notice, in the price; the holders are something more than firm, at the present prices; they are looking up wards; while the purchasers are not pressed, but can wait a little longer, without inconvenience, especially, as shipments for the continent, are, at the present season, out of the question, The Ports of this Kingdom are now shut, against the importation of all descriptions of GRAIN from the Continent of Europe, and from the United States of America, except BARLEY: but the British Colonies in America may continue to send their Agricultural productions of every kind, to the British Market. This eveut has been foreseen and calculated on, for some weeks past: it therefore, has produced scarcely any effect on the market; being expected by all. The ves sels which had been detained by contrary winds have now arrived; and the supply is very extensive. The prices, therefore, give way, notwithstanding the closure of the Ports. Good RICE is in request; specimens of prime Carolina are not to be had without much diligence, and some good fortune. What is offered meets a ready sale. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN. Per Quarter for England and Wales. Barley 43s 8d. Beans 43. 2d. Rye 46s. 9d. Oats 27s. 3d. Peas 48s. 2d AGRICULTURAL REPORT. ESSEX. The most gratifying sight is presented to every eye, by viewing the state in which the lands that are sown with Wheat lie; and those plants already up, make the most beautiful appearance possible, from the mildness of the weather; it is the same with every thing growing. Stock and other things much the same as in the last report. Sols. Ratcliff H. Thornton, Lancaster, farmer. Sol. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 15. J. Moorhouse, Sloane street, Chelsea, wine merchant. J. Wilkinson, York, merchant. H. W. Fairbairn, South Shields, butcher. Bone, North Shields, ship owner. S. Golledge, Bristol, plane maker. D. Trotman, Wotton Underedge, Gloucester, linen draper. J. Gray and W. Pringle, Woodbank, Cumberland, calico printers. G. Shaw, Pendleton, Lancaster, cotton merchant. E. Nixon, Manchester, merchant. Z. Skyring, Threadneedle street, builder. J. L. Hinton, Plymouth Dock, grocer. E Clark, Spann's buildings, St. Pancras, cow keeper. BANKRUPTS, Oct. 28. Cooper W. Fenchurch street, merchant. Sols. Lowe and Co. Southampton buildings. Dodd T. Liverpool, printseller. Sol, Bellamy, Serjeant's Inn. Miller J and J. Holywell street, Strand, shoemakers. Sols. Amory and Co. Lothbury. Robarts D. Cornwall, shopkeeper. lington and Co. Bedford row. Sols. Ad Sweetman B S. Bishopsgate street, grocer. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 18. Sol. Evans, T. J. D. Sampson, Ipswich, silk mercer. Johnson, Northumberland, miller. J. Whitmore, Manchester, cotton dealer. W. Weale, Birmingham, brazier. E. Hannum, Thread- | Snow S. Albemarle street, Piccadilly, dress needle street, ship broker. W. Vaughan, Pall Mall, tailor. W. Beeher, Dorking, Norfolk, farmer. BANKRUPTS, Nov. 1. Bray W. Coleman-street-buildings, merchant. owns M. late of Reading, Berks, cheesemonger. Sol. Roberts, Greystoke-place. Eady T. Woolwich, Kent, horse dealer. Sol. Morgan, Woolwich. Sol. Eyles, Castle Firth W. York, clothier Hildebrant C. Coleman-street, picture seller. Nicholson J. late of Bow-lane, pin and needle manufacturer. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Nicholson J. and J. Brown, Bow-lane, needle manufacturers. Sol. Lathow, Wardrobeplace, Doctors' Commons. Overton W. Birmingham, plater. Sol. Hughes, Dean-street, Fetter-lane. Sharland R. Exeter, saddler. Sols. Darke and Sower S. the younger, Bristol, cutler. Sols CERTIFICATES, Nov. 22. B. Allen, Guildford street, St. Pancras, livery stable keeper. E. Kilshaw, Lancaster, soap boiler. J. Krohl, Cannon street, merchant. E.Caunce and J. Booth, Chorley, Lancaster, mercer. spirit dealers. W. Griffiths, jun. Hereford, J. Darwin, Clement's court, Milk street, hosier. A. Byers, South Shields, ship owner. S. Taylor, Birmingham, gun barrel maker. B. Mann, Bishopsgate street, uphol sterer. T. Fickus, Taunton, Somerset, carver and gilder. R. Gyde, Painswick, Gloucester, clothier. W. Jordan, Finch lane, eating house keeper. C. James, Cornhill, linen draper. J. Biddle, Birmingham, factor." W. Egar, Maidstone, grocer. J. Fraser, Sloane square, Chelsea, nurseryman. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, Nov. 4. Rawlins J Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Allwright S. High street, Shoreditch, haberdasher. Sol. Craft, Foley street, Portland place. Butcher U. Cambridge, scrivener, to surrender Nov. 13, 14, and Dec. 16, at the Pickerell Ian, Cambridge. Sol. Mr. Toone, Cursitor street, Chancery lane. Kendrick F. Holborn, and G. Tyndale, Aldgate, linen drapers. Sols. Willis and Co. Warnford court. Kent W. Upper Russell street, Bermondsey, leather dresser. mondsey street. Knight J. and T. Ashby, Gough square, fancy feather manufacturers. Sols Lane and Co Lawrence Pountney hill. Sols. Drew and Co. Ber Slater J. Market street, Westminster, brewer. Sols, Stratton and Co. Shoreditch. maker. Sol. Holship, Clement's Inn Tickner G. Portsea, house carpenter. Sol. Pownall, Staple Inn. Yandall F. Earl street, Blackfriars, corn dealer. Sol Harding, Whitechapel road. Walker J. Upper Russell street, Bermondsey, glue maker. Sols. Drew and Co. Bermondsey street CERTIFICATES, Nov. 25. W. F. Ferreira, Bond court, Walbrook, merchant. J. Stone, Blackwater, Surrey, tailor. W Cozens, Kensington, linen draper. R. Bonsall, Broker row, Southwark, builder. J. Bird, Brampton, Cumberland, grocer. W. Scott, Longtown, Cumberland, dealer in bacon. S. Hulroyd, Quick, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Rees, Bristol, ship owner. W. Graves, Soho, coach master. J. Neale, Wapping Wall, anchor smith. J. Harrison, Hesketh, Cumberland, clerk. G. Gregory, Liverpool, druggist. P. Farring on, Wood street, silk manufacturer. C. W. Bayliss, Birmingham, dealer. R. Warrington, Coventry, wool stapler. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Nov. 8. Thomas R. Plymouth Dock, wine merchant. Wilson J. Sydney-street, Goswell-street-road, merchant. Broad T. late of Bury, Sussex, miller. Sols. Daniel G. and W. Cross, Birmingham, merchants. Sols. Bourdillon and Co. Bread-street, Cheapside. Evans M. the elder, Denbigh, shopkeeper. Sol. Whitley, Liverpool. Fletcher J. and W. Yeates, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, tailors and drapers Sol Adams, Old Jewry Green R. Manchester, iron liquor maker. Sol. Ellis, Chancery-lane. Hobson J. Manchester, brazier. Sol. Ellis, Leigh J. the younger, late of Manchester, Chancery-lane. calico printer. Sols. Hurd and Co. Temple. Morse H. Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet maker. Sol, Benton, Union-street, Southwark. Pickstock T. Shrewsbury, mercer. Sol. Griffiths, Southampton-buildings. Richardson J. late of Great St. Helen's, London, merchant. Sols. Alliston and Co. Freeman's-court. Robson J. Little Britain, Aldersgate-street, stable keeper. Sols. Russen and Co. Crowncourt, Aldersgate-street. Spyer S Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant. Sols. Nind and Co. ThrogmortonStanton J. Strand, apothecary. Sols, Mayhew street. and Co. Chancery-lane. West T. Gracechurch-street, perfumer. Sol. Coote, Austin-friars CERTIFICATES, Nov. 29. C. Mackenzie, Delahay-street, Westminster, merchant. P. Turley, East Grinsted, Sussex, farmer. W. Chalk, New Sarum, baker. J. Llewellyn, Westmoreland buildings, Aldersgate-street, insurance broker. J. Cramp, Otford, Kent, miller. J. Angell, Reading, draper. T and W. Hensman, Liverpool, merchants. J. Jones, Blackman-street, Southwark, wine merchant. W. and R. Cross, Brewood, Staffordshire, tanners. B. Deacon, Red Lionsquare, earthenwareman. J. Bourne, Londonroad, Southwark, cheesemonger. R. Robinson, Kildale, Yorkshire, butter merchant. J. Casson and J. Ashworth, Broadhaigh, and R Ashworth, Midgall, Lancashire, flannel manufacturers. J. Best, Birmingham, pocket book maker. J. Bird, Bethnal Green, baker. W. Chase, Gosport, merchant. Blackfriars. BANKRUPTS, Nov. 11, Baum J. White Hart-yard, Drury lane, victualler. Sol. Platt, Aldersgate street. Beard W. Phoenix yard, Cavendish square, smith. Sol. Hartley, New Bridge street, Cutler A. Tower street, painter. Sol. Noel, Gray's Inn. Howell B. and J Blackfriars road, linen drapers. Sol. Farren, Threadneedle street. Hall W. Halifax, money scrivener. tleford, Norfolk street, Strand. Kilner W. and J. Lees Lodge, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers. Sols. Stocker and Co Furnival's Inn Sol. Net Sols Sols Maxfield T. Halstead, Essex, grocer. CERTIFICATES, Dec. 2, R. Niven, Manchester, silk printer. J. Little, Bales, Cumberland, farmer. T. Wills, Gedney Dike, Lincolnshire, miller. S. Hen son, Nottingham, bill broker. T. Jolliffe, Henley, Warwickshire, draper. E. Jones, Newport, Monmouthshire, banker. J. Tootal, Minories, corn factor. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED, Nov. 15. Fales W. Swallow-street, cheesemonger BANKRUPTS. Beckett P. W. late of Wakefield, York, linen draper. Sols Lamberts and Co Gray's Inn Collinson J. York, boat builder. Sol Chew, Fenchurch-street Cooke J Southampton, tanner. Sols Alexander and Co New Inn Dickinson R. and J. Dickinson, St. John-street, brewers. Sol. Osbaldeston, London-street, Fenchurch-street Davies W. Monmouth, innholder, Sols Price and Co Lincoln's Inn Green J. Somerset, victualler. Sol Young, Sol Hutchinson W. St. John-street, cheesemonger. Sol Robinson, Park-street, Westminster Kilsby W. Old Brentford, Middlesex, broker. Sol Hannam, Covent Garden Kendrick W. Daventry, Northampton, grocer. Sol Lawledge, Gray's Inn Mathieson W. and G. R. Lapraik, Bishopsgate street Without, tailors. Sol Willet, Crown Bourt Pallett C. and J. P. Massey, late of Love-lane, factors. Sol Williams, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn Powell J. Topsham, Devon, rope maker. Sols Collett and Co Chancery-lane Parry J. Denbigh, draper. Sol Ellis, Chancery-lane Pitts L. Norfolk, merchant. Sols Taylor and Co Temple Quint J Devon, cyder and spirit merchant. Sols Lamb and Co Princes-street, Bank of England. Smith J. Shrewsbury, linen draper. Sols Adlington and Co Bedford-row Smith T. Monmouth, cabinet maker. Sols Price and Co Lincoln's Inn Smith W. Long Acre, spring blind maker. Sol Popkin, Dean-street Sol Thurkle M. G. New-street-square, Fetter-lane, wine merchant and sword cutler. Haynes, Fenchurch-street. Wainwright G. New Compton-street, bottle merchant. Sol Willett, Crown court CERTIFICATES, Dec. 6. J. Robinson, Derby, grocer. S. Thomas, York, cattle dealer. W. Helmitt, Peterborough, Northampton, draper. E. Brown and T. Hindle, Lancaster, grocers. J. Waller, Manchester, hatter. J. White, Oxford, timber merchant. J. and J. Sykes, Leeds, merchants. W. Friday, Gloucester, butcher. W. Bottle, Linsted, Kent, saddler. R. and T. Boville, York, merchants. BANKRUPTS, Nov. 18. Bradford R. Herefordshire, cordwainer. Sol Taylor, Featherstone buildings Bridgman V. G. Tayistock, Devonshire, money scrivener. Sols Lamb and Co Princes street, Bank Brandon J. Church street, Goodman's fields, merchant. Sols Annesley and Co Cateaton Oates G. and G. Sheffield, merchant. Smith J. Holmfirth, Yorkshire. clothier. Sol Wardle M. Manchester, paper dealer. Sol Ellis, Chancery lane Ꭱ. CERTIFICATES, Dec. 9. M. Baines, Halifax, grocer. J. Lazarus, Carter street, Houndsditch, watchmaker. Hughes, Bleeding Heart yard, Hatton Garden, stable keeper. R Cross, Brewood, Staffordshire, tanner. J. Littlewood, East Greenwich, rope maker. P. Thomas, Hatfield street, smith: J. Draper, Wigton, Cumberland, mercer. Robson, Sunderland, grocer. J. Young, Bristol, woollen draper. S. Whiteley, Liverpool, merchant. B. and J. Gray, R. Wilson, and J. Richardson, merchants, Liverpool. J. PRICES CURRENT, Nov. 20, 1816. Fire-Office Shares, &c. Nov. 20. Canals. £. 8. .... Div. 67..... .... (528 £. Ditto Barilla pearl ...... 3 0 1 8 0 0 3 3 0 Crinan Ditto, East-India Brandy, Cogniac,bond.gal. 0 9 6 Camphire, refined .. lb. 0 Ditto unrefined..cwt. 12 Cochineal, fine black, ib. 1 11 Coffee, fine bond....cwt. 5 3 4 6 0 4 10 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 .... 5 Ditto ordinary 4 Cotton Wool, Surinam, lb. O Ditto Jamaica 0 Ditto Ditto East-India 01 Currants, Zant....cwt.. 5 Elephants' Teeth Scrivelloes 25 0 0 30 0 0 Ditto Petersburgh Flax, Riga!........ ton 77 Galls, Turkey.... cwt. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63 0 0 Geneva, Holl. bond. gal. 0 Ditto, English.... 3 10 East India...... .. ...... West India .... Div. 10l..... 205} Insurance Companies. 500sh..£50 pd. 45 50 17 19 63 27 10 ཌ| ] │ IS Docks. Div. 5l.... 75 . Div. 71... Div. 31..... 72 1111 County 0 Eagle 50 5pd. ton 0 0 0 45 0 0 Div. 61. Ditto Petersburgh Indigo, Caraccas lb. 0 10 0 11 Ditto East-India .... 6 Imperial 6 London Fire.. ..... Iron British bars.. ton London Ship. Ditto Swedish c.c.N.D. 16 10 Ditto Swed. 2nd sort 0 Royal Exchange 0 0 0 Lead in pigs...... fod 19 0 Ditto red ton 0 0 ton 33 0 Logwood 0 Madder, Dutch crop,cwt. 5 15 0 Mahogany ........ ft. 0 1 Oil, Lucca..24 gal. jar 20 Ditto whale Ditto Florence, chest 2 10 Ditto spermaceti .ton105 Pitch, Stockholm..cwt. 0 13 0 Water Works. London Bridge.... Div.31. 10s 60 Manchester and Salford 42 Portsmouth and Farlington50/ 5 10 Ditto (New) 50 .. Div. 6..... 31 10 2 .. 55 South London 52 0 0 West Middlesex 0 110 Raisins, bloom....cwt. Rice, Carolina bond Silk, Rum, Jamaica bond gal. 0 Ditto Leeward Island Saltpetre, East-India, cwt. 2 Silk, thrown, Italian, lb. raw, Ditto 4 0 3 4 0 0 3 10 0 1 14 0 Tallow, Russia, white Ditto Tar, Stockholm 1 .. bar. Tin in blocks......cwt. 4 19 0 Ditto Virginia Wine: Tobacco, Maryland, lb. O Wax, Guinea......cwt. 9 Whale-fins (Green) ton 850 Red Port, bond pipe.. 40 0 0 5 0 ...... 0 6 0 0 Ditto Lisbon.. Ditto Madeira Ditto Mountain 38 0 55 0 28 Ditto Calcavella Ditto Sherry....... butt 28 0 0 Ditto Claret ............................ 15 0 33 510 0 Waterloo 50 2 8 0 4 3 3 4 Ditto Old Annuities 60 all pel. 60 Ditto New do 40 sh. all pd. Vauxhall Bonds 97 pd Literary Institutions. 3 14 0 London, 75 gs. 8 0 Russel 25 gs. 0 0 Surry 30 gs. .... 33 .... 37 Mines. British Copper Comp. 100 sh. Beeralstone Lead and Silver., 10 10 Great Hewas.... 15 pd 10 15 Roads. 0 Highgate Archway..... ........ 6 10 Miscellaneous. Five per cent. City Bonds....106 Chelsea .. 10 sh. Div. 12.......... Lon. Commer. Sale Rooms 100p 29 10 0 East Loudon..1007. sh...... - ..... 20 par. 8 o'clock 2010-11 Mornin 11o'clock Height of GG Night. Barome Dryness by Leslie's Hygrom. 29,80 9 Cloudy ,82 10 Cloudy ,90 6 Showry ,80 0 Rain 75 12 Cloudy ,37 10 Cloudy Smithfield, per stone of 8b. to sink the Offal pork | lam ,70 22 Fair 27 28 40 30 38 42 ,35 0 Rain 29 40 47 38 30 50 57 31 46 1817. Nov. 1 s. d. s. d. 8. d. s. d. s. d 4 45 0 5 6 5 6 5 65 6 4 6 22 4 SUGAR. Lumps ordinary or large 32 to 40 lbs... Fine or Canary, 24 to 30 lbs. Powder, ordinary, 9 to 11lbs..... COTTON TWIST. .. 29,86 7 Cloudy Oct. 27. 39s 6d to 44 6 Nov. 5. 00s 35s 39s 6d 00 O 00s Od 00 0 .. Butts, 50 to 56lb. LEATHER. 23 Dressing Hides .. 19 Crop hides for cut. 21 Flat Ordinary Calf Skins 30 to 45lb. per doz. Ditto 50 to 70.. Seals, Large.... SOAP; yellow, 96s.; mottled 104s.; curd 108 CANDLES; per doz. 11s. Od.; moulds 12s. 6d. Course of Exchange. Bilboa Amsterdam, us. 37-6 Leghorn 491 |