thirteen ftone heavier than the noted Bright, of Malden, whofe waistcoat inclofed feven large men. DEATHS ABROAD. rymple, Efq. Lieutenant-Colonel of his Majefty's 19th Regiment of Foot, and Colonel in the Army.-In the 70th year of his age, Mr. John Girvin, author of feveral useful tracts on national induftry and improvements. To him the fith curers of Scotland are much indebted for many excellent hints. At Greenock, Mr. J. Campbell, bricklayer, a man of confiderable ability in his profeffion.-Charles Montgomery, Efq. He arrived in the fhip Garthland, from Jamaica, where he had refided 35 years, and was on a vifit to his friends in this country, with intention to go out again. He feem--At Trinidad, of the yellow fever, Mr. ed in good health till within four days of his coming on fhore. IRELAND. Married.] Near Sheverne, Wm. Haughton, aged 74, to Bridget Barke, aged 73. She is his fourth wife, and he her third husband. The perfon who acted as bridemaid was 85 years. Died] At Carmeen, near Newry, by an entanglement in the machinery of his bleach-works, Mr. John Coulter; he was drawn between two wheels from the hand to the fhoulder, and furvived only a few hours.-At Cork, at an advanced age, Mr. Thomas Wilfon, a thip-broker there. He was diftinguifhed for his integrity in his dealings: he had retired from the fea during the last twenty years, having croffed the Atlantic ocean no less than 110 times. -Roger Byrne, the Irish Giant. He is faid to have died of fuffocation, occafioned by an extremity of fat, which ftopped the play of his lungs, and put a period to his life, in the 54th year of his age. His coffin, with its contents, weighed fifty-two ftone. It was borne on a very long bier by thirty men, who were relieved at intervals. He was At Peft, in Hungary, in the 69th year of his age, General Kray, who was oppofed to General Moreau for the greater part of the last campaign in Germany. At Pifa, aged 66, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Eyre, fifter to the late Earl Fauconberg.-At Bombay, Mr. William Scott, furgeon's mate of the Elphinstone Eaft Indiaman, fon of Mr. Wm. S. Skinner's Clofe, Edinburgh. Donald Langlands, aged 27 years, fon of Mr. G. L. land furveyor, Campbeltown, Argyllshire.-On the paffage from the Weft Indies, Capt. Wilkinfon, of the fhip Rofe, of Whitehaven.-At Vienna, Field Marshal Count Jofeph Kinfki, Commandant of that City.At Naples, Pater Negro, a refpectable Capuchin Friar, aged 87. He had paffed upwards of 60 years amongst the Chinese in India, and amongst the Negroes; and has converted upwards of 30,000 Blacks to the Christian faith.-At Rotterdam, the lady of W. Jay, Efq.-At Paris, Mr. Milne, a celebrated mechanift, equally known in England and France, and the first who conftructed cotton mills in the latter country.-At Drefden, March 2, the Princess Maximilina, of Saxony, born Princess of Parma, in the 34th year of her age, to the great grief of the whole Court.-At Konigsberg, the celebrated Immanuel Kant, fo well known for his metaphyfical and other writings. Had he lived till the 22d of April next, he would have attained the of 80. age ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTS & DIVIDENDS, BANKRUPTCIES. The Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses.] ALDERSON Chriftopher, Beccles, Suf folk, grocer. (Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-ftreet)... Allen John, the elder, Jewry-ftreet, victualler. (Lewis, New fquare, Minories) Betham Wm. Sinon, Furnival's Inn-court, YOL. I. ftreet, Fleet-street)... Bull Thomas, brandy-merchant, Briftol. (Mellin, Bristol) ... Bead Amplias, warehouseman, Aldermanbury. (Hurd, King's-bench-walk, Temple)... Beck John, wine-merchant, Workington, Cumberland. (B. Thompfon, Workington)... Bulgins W. Bristoi, printer. (Hall and Jarman, Bristol)... Black George, and Alexander Stephen, Bufh-lane, London, dealers in coals. Xx (C. Harman, Wine-office-court, Flectftreet)... Berry W. Oakham, Rutland, apothecary. (Latham, Melton Mowbray, Leiceflerhire)... Blowers John, Halefworth, Suffolk, fhopkeeper. (Kingf bury, Bungay)... Battifon Richard, and Samuel Wade, Manchester, merchants. (Barrett, Manchefter)... Bury William, the younger, late of Pilton, Devonshire. (Drake, Barnftaple) Crooke James, cotton manufacturer, Colne, Lancashire. (Taylor, Manchester)... Collings Thomas, Crediton, Devon, ferge-maker. (J. Terrell, Exeter) Davis Benjamin, late of Gray's Inn, moneyfcrivener. (J. D. Fowell, Ellex-ftreet, Strand)... Dunkin John, Red-crofs ftreet, London, rectifier. (Martin, Vintner's Hall, Upper Thames-street) Edwards William, goldsmith and jeweller, New Bond-street. (Nelfon, Maddoxftreet, Hanover-square)...Etches James, Daventry, Northampton, mercer and grocer. (Wainwright, Hare-court, Temple)...English Sarah, Charing cross, hofer. (Hodgson, Charles-ftreet, St. James's)...Evans Henry, Calne, Wiltfhire, clothier. (Mereweather, Calne) Fowle John, clothier, Chippenham, Wilts. (Mereweather, Calne)...Fell Jofeph, Whitby, York, rope-maker. (Frost, Hull)... Faffon Thos. Bishopsgate street Within, pewterer. (Jones, Lord Mayor's Court-office, Royal Exchange) Godfrey Daniel, Moorfields, broker. (Chefter, Melina-place, Middlefex) Hesketh George Gaskell, grocer, Manchefter. (Kearsley and Cardwell, Manchefter)...Hindley Thomas, and Samuel Cooling, calico manufacturers, Manchefter. (Hewitt, Manchefter)... Hunt W. Putney, Surry, grocer. (Luckett, Bafinghall-ftreet)......Hopwood Thomas, Rochdale, Lancafter, plumber. (Lee, Leeds) Johnfon Thomas, Leicester, carpenter. (Temple, Leicester) Kingsbury Daniel, Exeter, factor. (Turner, Exeter).. Knight Wm. Tunbridge Wells,. Kent, banker. (Jones, Tunbridge) Leeming Thomas, Prefton, Lancashire, John Myers, of Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, and William Chapinan, of Prefton, worfted manufacturers. (Crofley, Bradford) ...Lloyd Thomas, Billiter-fquare, merchant. (John Kayll, Tower Royal)... Liptrap John, and Samuel Davy Liptrap, distillers, Whitechapel. (Druce, Billiter-fquare, Fenchurch-fireet)... Leonard Charles, Wefibromwich, Staffordshire, ironmafter. (Stubbs, Birmingham)... Lawfon William, and William Byron, Lincoln, drapers. (Bland, Racquetcourt, Fleet-street)... Lawton James, now or late of Dubciofs, Saddleworth, York, 1hopkeeper. (Ainley, Delph, Saddleworth) Martin Thomas, Birmingham, and Thos. Nicholls, Stone Stafford. (Simcox, Bull Ring, Birmingham)... Martindale John, wine-merchant, New Bond-ftreet. (Dewbery, Conduit-ftreet)... Mathews Wm., late of Long-lane, Southwark, vellum and parchment manufacturer. (Roche, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-fireet)..McCabe Edward, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, hatmaker. (Fothergill and Savage, Old Broad ftreet)... Manfergh Richard, Wefthall, within Newton, Lancafier, grazier. (Troughton, Prefton)... Murray Samuel, Ruffell-court, Drury-lane, bookfeller. (Cobb, Clement's Inn) North William, Dewsbury Moor, York, coverlid manufacturer. (Rylah, Dewfbury)....Nafh Ifaac, Brifiol, cooper. (Morgan, Brifiol) Prince William, cotton fpinner, Stockport, Chefter. (S. Edge, Manchester)... Powis Richard, veterinary furgeon, Grosvenor's Mews, Hanover-fquare. (Robinson, Charterhoufe-fquare)... Powditch George, Liverpool, mafter and mariner. (Phillips, Fenwick-fireet, Liverpool)... Powell W., Broad-street, St. Giles's, linen draper. (Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry) Rutt Thomas, Dalfton, Middlefex, flockbroker. (Watton, Girdler's-hall, Bafinghall-fireet)......Rawlings Thomas, Gloucefter, mercer. (Price, Gloucefter) ...Richardfon Silvefter, Blackburn, Lancafter, grocer. (Ainsworth, Blackbury) ... Riley Samuel, Sayland, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. (Alexander, Halifax) Stewart Robert, and William Stewart, merchants, Manchefier. (Kay and Renshaw, Manchefter)...Stone George, Gofport, Southampton, boot and hoe maker. (Minchin and Compigne, Gofport)... Speed George, Blackman.ftreet, Newington, ftable keeper. (Collyer, Great Eaftcheap)...Stotherd John, Coningsby, Lincolnshire, common brewer. (Cope, Bolton)...Shipley Thomas, Walcot, Somerfet, coach mafter. (Cheefman, Bath)... Solomons Ifaac, Ofborn place, Whitechapel, merchant and infurance broker. (Aubert, Symond's inn, Chancery-lane) Thomion John, filversmith, Golwell fireet. (Smedley, Alderfgate-fireet)... Teafdale William, cotton broker, Manchefter. (Rutherford, Bartholomew-clofe, London)...Thompfon William, and Percival Barker, late of Dean-ftreet, Southwark, merchants. (Wadefon and Co. Auftin-friars) Wheeler Jofeph, late of Hampftead, victualler. (S. Denton, Gray's Inn)... Wardell George, Manfell-ftreet, Goodman's.fields, mariner. (Evitt and Rixon, Haydonfquare, Minories)... Wilfon John, Nant. wich, Chefter, timber merchant. (Harding, Betley, Stafford)... Wilde James, Dale, York, clothier. (Ainley, Delph, Saddleworth) DIVIDENDS. Allen H., Liverpool, merchant, April 30... Andrews H., Elftead, Surry, mealman, March 31. Beanlands W. and B. Beanlands, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolftaplers, March 26.. Blinkhorn W., and J. Mufgrave, Forfier Lane, Cheapfide, merchants, Mar. 20... Bevington S., Gracechurch-street, merchart, April 14...Brooke F., W. Farrar, and R Rofe, Bifinghall freet, warehoulemen, Mar. 20... Bax H., late of Farningham, Kent, tailor, March 27... Bird J., Houndsditch, hitter, March 24... Blunt T., Godalmin, Surry, Mar. 27... Barker J., Upper Thames-street, grocer, April 14... Bentfield B., Yarmouth, liquor merchant, April 7... Beeks A. B., Green-ftreet, Grosvenor Square, upholder, March 27... Broadbent B., Stainton, Yorkshire, bookfeller, March 27... Eramhall R. and P., Portobello, Yorkfhire, cutlers, March 29... Blakeman J., Limehouse, Middlefex, timber-merchant, April 17... Bulfield W., Lancafter, shop. keeper, April 2...Bogue P. Whitefriars, London, builder, April 14... Burroughs J., Chifwell ftreet, Middlefex, hofier, April 14. Chapman J., Yarmouth, liner-draper, March 2... Cowlishaw C., Afhborne, Derby, goce, April 21...Curtis J., and J. Stevens, Penryn, Cornwall, March 3...Chinner T. O., Walfall, Staffordfhire, mercer, March 29...Copper T. W., Pancras Lane, warehoufeman, April 28. Duffin M., and H. Dudin, Stratford-uponAvon, linen drapers, March 27... Doran E., and A. Whiting, Long-Aure, coachmakers, March 27...Dyck P. D. Van, A. J. Gevers Leuven, and W. A. de Guiter Vick, Circus, Minories, March 26... Donlevey C., Charles-ftreet, Hatton Garden, Middletex, jeweller, April 28... Dalton J., Deptford, Kent, bricklayer, April 28. Edmu fon J., Carlife, and T. Edmundfon, Kefwick, Cumberland, dyers, Mar. 17...Elderton J., Great Carter Lane, oilman, Mar. 27: Forbes J., and D. Gregory, Aldermanbury, merchants, April 27...Fazer Henry, Nightingale Lane, Middlefex, grocer, April 7... Fish J., Newcaftie-upon-Tyne, tap-maker, April 5. Gouldfmith R., New Bond ftreet. Middle fex, embroiderer, April 7...Gale Ifaac, Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier, Mar. 28. Hallam E., the younger, Bury Saint Edmunds, chymift and druggift, March 29. ...Hewlett R., Bath, builder, March 20... Holgate G. T., Peafmath, Suffex, farmer, March 20... Hathway F., Little St. Thomas the Apoftle, London, broker, Mar. 24...Hallows J., Goldfmithftreet, April 17... Hirft D., Lindley, Yorkshire, cloth-dreffer, March 28... Hounfell J., Bridport, Dorfetshire, ironmonger, April 6... Hopwood D., Unionfreet, Saint Mary-le-bone, Middlefex, grocer, April 10. Ifdeil N., late of Hambledon, Southampton, furgeon and apothecary, Mar. 26. Kempfon S., Fleet-ftreet, linen-draper, April 17...King J., Coventry, innholder' Lund W., Virginia ftreet, builder, Mar. Ruffel J., Moorfields, broker, April 21... Richmond J., Skerton, Lancashire, gardener and feedfman, April 5... Riches G., Queen fireet, Cheapide, London, warehouseman, April 10...Kowland N. and P., Great Coggefhall, Effex, blanket-makers, April 13. Spender W., Birmingham, dealer, April 11...Shirriff, Alex., Newman-street, tailor, March 20... Schlotel B., Manfionhoufe-ftreet, March 31... Spears W., Rood Lane, London, fish falefman, April 7...Sykes R., Cheapfide, linendraper, May 11...Sommervail, Liverpool, merchant, April 7. Townfend W., Bath, ilverfaith, Mar. 20 ..Townsend T., of Bath, filversmith, and J. Townend, Bathwick, victualler and builder, March 20...Thompson A., and B. White, Bow Lane, London, wholefale hofiers, March 24... Tarn W., Bishop Wearmouth, Durhamn, painter and glazier, March 19... Toulman O., Effex- ftreet, Strand, navy agent, April 10-Thacker A., Upwell, Cambridgeshire, corn merchant, March 20...Travis J., and P. Nevill, Botton-le-Moors, Lancashire, muflin manufacturers, April 13...Tredwell H., Wolvercot, Oxfordshire, yeoman, April 14. Wicks W., Middle Row, Holborn, haber dafher, March 17... Wilde J., J. Watts, and J. Body, Upper Thames-freet, whole fale grocers, March 20... Warren T., the younger, of Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, fhop-keeper, March 29... White W., Southampton Buildings, Middlesex, brandy merchant, March 24... Wilson R., Bread-ftreet, merchant, March 27... 10. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN, By the Winchefter Quarter of 8 Bufhels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140 lbs. Avoirdupoife, from the Returns received in the Week ended March 17, 1804. OUR late accounts from every part of the island, and from Ireland, are to the full as favourable as we have stated them in our two preceding numbers. In those diftricts where the rains have prevailed to the greateft length, and this has been chiefly in the Weft and in Wales, no confiderable damage to the flock and crops has enfued, nor any irremediable hindrance of bufinefs. One great, general, and pleafing feature, is, the very confiderable breadth of wheat fown, and well got in. It has, therefore, every where, a luxuriant appearance. Letters, which, fome weeks fince, we had the opportunity of feeing from the Continent, make the fame favourable report; and, in the ftrongeft probability, there has not been within the memory of man any thing like fo large a breadth of land covered with wheat throughout Europe as at the prefent season. Fog, clovers, rape, and particularly winter tares, are a very flourishing crop on the ground. The fpring tillage has been very good generally, and the lands have turned up better than could have been expected in the most poachy foils: on the drieft, the farmers are engaged very brifkly in fowing their Lent corn. Young ftock feem to have continued very healthy through the feafon; nor have we yet heard any but favourable accounts of the lambs, of which there is likely to be a very great and increased stock this year, particularly in the North. Letters from various parts of SCOTLAND confirm the account that the laft year's crops of wheat and barley were confiderably beyond average ones, and that sheep have been on the increase for the three laft seasons. The New Leicesters are making their way in va rious parts of Scotland; the tups, chiefly of Mr. Culley's breed, fuperior perhaps to their originals. All ftock gradually declines in price; and many drovers and graziers have fuffered heavily. The rents are beginning to decline, and it is fuppofed, in the course of the year, will fuffer a very confiderable abatement in the new leafes. Many pigs have of late been bred in Scotland, and confiderable quantities of pickled pork have found the way to London from the neighbourhood of Berwick, and felling at a moderate price. In WALES an immenfe overflow of pig-meat; in course, plenty of flore pigs: fheep and lambs have fuffered more from the wetness of the season in Wales than in any other quarter. In ESSEX, SUFFOLK, NORFOLK, and all the great wheat counties, the broad caft wheat has been generally fown too thick; a common fault. The POTATOE OAT, the best we have, gains ground univerfally. In IRELAND, the greatest encouragement continues to be given to agriculture by the landed proprietors and the focieties, that was ever afforded in any time or country; nor does any country, at this inftant, hold out fo favourable profpects to either farmers, land-ftew ards, agricultural mechanics, or intelligent and capable labourers, as the fifter kingdom. Hortes at this feason, and under exifting circumitances, dear in courfe. In the West and North, they are fed with barley inftead of oats, in these plentiful times for barley. Store bullocks rifing in price: ftore sheep faid to remain ftill cheap. At Smithfield this day (March 23d), plenty of beef: price nearly the fame as laft week: mutton rather more fcarce; 4s to 4s 8d per ftone. Pork laft Monday, at Barnet, as plentiful and cheap as before; the beft dairy meat scarcely reached 4s 4d per ftone, which we give as a hint to those who buy of the cutting butchers. Town bacon, 5s per ftone. Irish ditto, 4s 2d. BILL of MORTALITY, from Feb. 28, 1804, to March 20, 1804. |