Days PRICES OF STOCKS from MAY 26 to JUNE 23, 1804, both included: By Mers. Anthony Clarke and Robert Marfden, Stock Brokers, Princes Street, Bank. 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 June 16, 1804. HAY feems univerfally a good crop, in fome parts abundantly fo; and to this may be added, there are large ftocks of old hay on hand. The warm weather, pretty conftant of late, has imparted the character of full luxuriance to all the products of the earth, which will doubtlefs remain permanent, if our fickle climate thould not prefent us with an unfavourable reverfe. The wheats, however, look the worst of all crops on cold and wet foils, not having yet recovered; and it is now a critical time with the wheat crop. Oats and barley very good, with few exceptions, and another great barley crop is by no means an improbable expecta tion. The midland counties are in general fuccessful this season, and their beans are particularly good: in Kent, the beans have fuffered confiderably. Of the pease nothing particular is faid; in course they may be expected a fair and fatisfactory crop. It is yet too early to fpeak of hops. On the whole, there is the fairest profpect of an abundant fupply of all the neceffaries of life. The late ftart of the prices at Smithfield has attracted additional supply, which, in fact, has poured in with fuch effect, that the rate of all articles is considerably reduced, and may not improbably fuffer a farther reduction. Much beef was turned out of Smithfield, unfold, yesterday; which indeed has been the cafe for feveral market days, although beef is yet the dearcft article. Here one cannot help recollecting the propofed restraining laws of thofe anti-forestalling conjurers, who have fo often, and with fo much modefty, demanded of the legislature the power of regulating the difpofal of other men's property: for example, to have a law enacted to enforce the fale of all cattle once fent to market. Such regulation would have a fine effect upon beef-grazing at this inftant. There were bullocks turned out of Smithfield yesterday, that, upon a forced market, could not poffibly have been fold even at a loss of ten pounds a head; a fale, which would have been an excellent lift to the farmer towards the payment of rent and taxes; yet, doubtlefs, the regulators here hinted at, in their great wisdom and experience, are far above being fwayed by facts or reasonings like these. The quantity of mutton has been very great, indeed greater in the opinion of a capital falefman, than has been known at Smithfield, at this feafon, for many years. Some has been fold as low as 3s 8d per ftone. In fact, the conftant er citements to improvement in Agriculture and live ftock have had a gradual but moft decifive effect: our supply of the first neceffaries for an increased population has overtaken the demand, and but for the extra or artificial demand occafioned by war thofe neceffaries of fubfiftence would be cheap indeed. Hence a critical fituation of affairs will by and by be induced. Notwithstanding former accounts of loffes in the Weft and in Kent, the fall of lambs this year has been uncommonly great, and mutton must in confequence be a plentiful article in due feafon. Upon one farm in Northamptonshire, 400 ewes of that large breed have yeaned nearly 700 lambs. The South Down ewes in Suffex have been remarkably fruitful, and the fhepherds very fortunate in prefersing the young ftock. The stock of weaned calves in Suflex is alfo particularly large this year. Pigs above all count every where. Good horfes, of high price still; ordinary ones, cheaper. Middlefex, June 26. BILL of MORTALITY, from May 29, 1804, to June 26, 1804. ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTS & DIVIDENDS, MAY 26th TO JUNE 23d INCLUSIVE. Extracted from the London Gazette. BANKRUPTCIES. The Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses.] ASHBY Wm. Hog-lane, Shoreditch? currier (Benton, Swan-yard, Blackman-ftr. Southwark)... Ascough James, of Leeds, woolftapler (Lee, Leeds, and Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London)... Afcough G. of Gervaux, in the parish of Eaft-Whitton, York, woolftapler (Lee, Leeds, and Sykes and Knowles, London). Briggs H. of Belvidere-place, St. George's Fields, horfe-dealer (Benton, Swan-yard, Blackman-ftr.)... Bally S. of Briftol, tailor (Sandys, Horton, and Trevenon, Crane-court, Fleet-ftr. London)... Birkit George, of Kendall, Weftmorland,brandy. merchant (Wright and Bovill, Chancerytane)... Bicknell John, of Little Maddox ftreet, Hanover-square, dealer in artificial flowers (Davies, Warwick-street, Golden. fquare)... Burgess James, Coventry-street, military hatter (Roffer, King-ftreet, Holborn)... Belcher John, of Lamb's-conduitftr. merch. (Falcon, Elm-court, Temple). Coote Thomas, of Norwich, Ironmonger (Swaine and Stevens, Old Jewry, London) ...Chippendale Thomas, of St. Martin's Lane, upholsterer (Burgess, Curzon-fir. May Fair)... Curling E. Margate, hoyman (Leigh, Sandwich, Kent)... Colville T. and J. Holmes, Liverpool, merchants (Stainstreet and Eden, Liverpool). De la Chaumette Francis David, Leaden hall-ftreet, merchant and insurance broker(Gregson, Angel-court,Throgmortonstreet). Efthill D. of Kingston upon Hull, draper (Scott, S. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Alphabetical Lift of Bankrupts and Dividends. London)...Evans G. Hatfield-place, Surry, ftr. Blackfriars)... Ellis B. late of Liver- Gedge W. of Leicefter-fquare, linen draper ftr. Ratcliffe Highway, fugar refiners Kemp J. R. late of Haflemere, Surry, victualler (Wilthen, Gray's Inn Square)... Key T. Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, linen draper (Nicholls and Nettleship, Queen-ftr. Cheapfide, London)... Knight T. Canterbury, fhopkeeper (Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry). Ludlow W. now or late of Hilworth, Wilts, wine merchant (King, Newbery)... Lewis J. of Tynyddol, in the parish of Lanfrothan, Merioneth, drover (Edmunds and Son, Lincoln's Inn, London)... Levington Thomas, St. Catherine's, flopfeller (Hurd, King's Bench-walk, Temple). Mackenzie M. of Fleet-ftr. vintner (Harman, Wine Office-court, Fleet-ftreet)... Macauley A. London, merchant (Williams and Rawlinfon, Chatham-place, Blackfriars Bridge)... Monk W. late of the Strand, trufs maker (Atkinson, Caftle-ftr. Falcon-fquare)...Maclean Charles, Beaufort-buildings, Strand, merchant (Davis, Effex-ftreet, Strand). Nichols S. the younger, Bath, upholsterer (Taylor and English, Bath). Ogle J. Efq. of Pickwick, Wilts, and W. Walton, of Liverpool, merchant (Windle, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn). Page J. late of St. Clement, Worcester, hop merchant (Platt, Bridge-court, Bridge-ftr. London)... Percival J. a prifoner in the King's-bench prifon, ftable 659 keeper (Burt, Gold-fquare, Crutched Friars, London)... Plumleigh T. now of late of Bristol, grocer (Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London, or Frankis, Small-ftr. Bristol) ... Parrott J. late of Ratcliff Highway, victualler (Holloway, Chancery-lane)... Pickernell J. Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, dealer and chapman (Parker, Sunderland). Riley R. now or late of Mansfield, Not- Winder J. of Chorley, Lancafter, timber- DIVIDENDS. Allen W. late of High ftieet, Birmingham, druggift, July 3... Aldis J. and C. Atkin. fon, late of Littleport, Cambridge, fhop. keepers, June 30. Bawtree S. the younger, of the Crefcent in the Minories, corn factor, July 3... Brown M. of St. John's-fquare, printer, June 20... Barnes W. Briftol, merchant, July 4... Burton, E. Daventry, Northampton, money fcrivener, July 6... Bridgman J. Church-court, Lothbury, July 3... Beauchamp R. and E. Lloyd, late of Kirby. ftr. Hatton Garden, lacemen, July 3... Banner T. P. Nicholas-lane, infurance broker, July 3... Bird H. Clifton, Gloucefer, fhoe-maker, June 50... Buck W. now or late of St. Mary at Hill, merchant, July 4... Burnett S. Petersfield, Southampton, victualler, July 10... Brain G. Bristol, merchant, July 4... Booth E. Manchefter, butcher, July 12... Binless T. Bafing hall fr. factor, July 21... Biddle J. of Esther, Surry, mealman, July 24. Collingdon J. of Plough court, Lombard ftr. merchant, May 29...Crofskey D. and R. Wefthall. of Bafinghall-fir. Blackwell hall factors, July 23...Clark F. of Barnett, Herts, wine merchant, July S... Carr T. Gomerfall, York, cotton fpinner, July 3....Clegg C. late of Milnrow, parish of Rochdale, Lancaster, woollen manufacturer, June 29...Curtis J. Oxford, wine and brandy merchant, July 4 ...Cafe . Fleet-fir. July 23... Cooper J. fen. and J. Cooper, jun. Seven Oaks, Kent, coopers, July 7...Crofbie W. jun. and J. Greenwood, Liverpool, merchants, July 2... Craik J. Union-court, Broad-ftr. infurance broker, July 14... Curtis J. and H. P. Griffin, of Ludgate Hill, oil and colour merchants, July 3. Draper J. Sherrard-ftr. cabinet maker, June So... Day J. Oxford-ftr. linen draper, July 7... Davis R. Shrewsbury, porter merchant, July 4...Duckett G. Middlefex ftr. Somers-town, timber merchant, July 4... Davies J. Wallingford, Berks, wine and brandy merchant, June 30... Dimmock M. Winchester, bookfeller, July 7 ...Dulhunty M and A. Baker, Sackvillefr. milliners, July 3... Darby A. Maidenhed, Berks, brandy merchant, July 17. Edwards W. of New Bond. ftr. goldfmith, June 23...Evatt J. of Rood-lane, glaffinan, June 31... Edwards J. of Peters-itr. Bloomsbury, plumber, July 3. Try W. Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, merchant, July 2... Fher F. M. Earbican, July 7... Fell W. St. Martin's-lane, tailor, July 7... Forbes G. late of Copthall-court, Throgmorton- ftr. merchant, July 3. Galton E. now or late of Ilford, Effex, innkeeper, June 25...Grove P. now or late of Snare brook, parish of Wanted, Effex, baker, July 4...Gainey, M. Cheetwood, 1 near Manchester, cotton merchant, Aug. 2...Green F. Charles-tr. Soho-square, man's mercer, July 7. Hamilton J. of Finch-lare, merchant, June 23... Henderson T. of Milk-fir. warehouleman, July 3...Hale, H. Birchinlane, oilman, Julv S... Hafwell P. late of Little Guildford fir. Bloomsbury, earpenter, July S... Hay J. Church-line, parish of 1. George's, Middlesex, brick. layer, July 3...Harris T. Waltham Holy Crols, Effex, pinmaker, July 9... tiamilton J. and W. Turkington, Finch-lane, merchants, Aug. 4... Hill F. late of Middleton, Suffolk, merchant, July 14... Harrifon J. of Stoke-upon-Trent, Staf. ford, manufacturer of earthenware, June 19... Heald W T. Heald, and R. H. Heald, of Wakefield, J. Heald, of King. fir. London, and R. Fofter, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchants, June 21... Hitchen A. late of Walgherton, Chester, miller, June 26...Hitchen W. late of Hatcherton, Cheiter, corn dealer, June 26. Jones J. of Princefs-fir. Spital-fields, agent and un ferwriter, June 23...Johnson D. St. Paul's Church yard, trunk maker, July 7.... Jones T. and J. Harrison, Ludlow, July 3...Johnfon D. St. Paul's Church-yard, July 17...Jack fon J. W. Lowe, C. Johnlon, J. Shufflebothom, J. Johnson, and J. Leigh, Manchefter, merchants, July 9. Kershaw J. Wakefield, Yorkshire, chemift, June 27. Lumb S. of Richworth, Halifax, York, cotton manufacturer, June 22...Littler J. St.Clement's Danes, jeweller, July S... Lowman J. late of Whitechurch, Southampton, coach mafter, July 16... Levy J. Lambeth-road, merchant, July 4... Lance C. and P. Auber, Gould-square, Crutched friars, flour factors, July 21... Lea H. Rope-maker-ftreet, Moorfields, tobacconist, June 23... Lance C. Gouldfquare, July 21. Morrison A. Walbrook, merchant, June 9 ...Murray J. Sherborn-lane, merchant, July 3...Morgan R. B. Birmingham, button maker, July 6...Mitchell T. Hatton-court, Threadneedle-fireet, mer chant, July 14... Marton S. late of St. Alban's, corn dealer, July 14...M'Carthy G. P. late of Bristol, tailor, June 23. Newlove E. late of Great Driffield, York, vintner, June 28...Nicoll J. G. of Goldfinith's-row, Hackney, brick layer, July 3... Noble J. of Penrith, Cumberland, ironmonger, June 28...Noble N. Berrier, Cumberland, dealer, June 29. Obaldifton, J. Southamptom, baker, Juns 29. Prager J. late of Norfolk-ftr. Strand, broker, June 26... Pitter, T. Jermyn-fireet, St. James's, gold and filver laceman, July 3... Pilly M. of Thorn, Yorkshire, groder, June 12... Parrott W. J. of Leighton |