At St. Petersburgh, Mrs. Sarah Cayley, aged 69, relict of John Cayley, Etq. late his Majesty's Conful General at that place. His Serene Highnefs the ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTS & DIVIDENDS, JAN. 3d TO THE 25th INCLUSIVE. BANKRUPTCIES. [The Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses.] AXAN James, calico manufacturer, ter) Barker Thos., Brickwall, Hereford- Beatfon William and John, St. Mary Betts Benjamin, and Ann Smith, Baf- Bushnell Thomas, Weftminster Road, Bofina William, late of Chriftopher- Beales William, Bermondfey-ftreet, Corder John King, of Rotherhithe, maltfter. (Druce, Billiter-square) Crabb John, James, and William, and Chivers William, Stepney Caufeway, Davies Edward, Ivy Lane, furrier. Emmett Hugh, Manchefter, colour Emerton Thos., late of Stoney Stratford, Gould John, of Harrington, Worcester- Green John and James, Laudsborough, Hall Thomas, Berwick upon Tweed, (Carruthers, jun. Cle merchant. ment's Inn) Hayell William, late of Ramsbury, Wilts, mealman. (Bennett, Rain bury) Hamilton James, and William Turkington, Finch Lane, merchants. (Hindman, Dyer's Court, Aldermanbury) Hewitt Henry, Henry Roch, and Thomas Poftlethwaite, Sheffield, filver platers. (Rodgers, Sheffield) Jarrett Thomas, Evesham, Worcester, innholder. (Cheek, Evesham) Laurie John, Brentwood, Effex, draper. (J. and R. Willis, Warnford Court, Throgmorton-street) Mariton Samuel, St. Albans, corndealer. (Harvey and Robinfons, Newfquare, Lincoln's Inn) Maitland David, Wigan, Lancaster; Walter Campbell, London; and Wm, Wright, Liverpool, cotton manufacturers. (Murrow, Liverpool) Mafon John, Snow Hill, fhoemaker, (Heard, Hooper-fquare, Goodman's Fields) Merton Edward, Ilminster, Somersetthire. (Adams, Old Jewry) Mat Thomas, Tempsfrod Mills, Bedford, miller. (Metcalf, W.fbeach; and Baxters and Martin, Furnival's Inn) Nettlethip John, Mooregate, Nottingham, baker. (Clarke, Ranfkill, Nottingham) Pyall Jofeph, late of Sittingbourne, Kent, fhopkeeper. (Bodfield, Lawrence Lane) Phillips George, Brooke-street, Rat- Richold Michael, Brighthelmstone, Suf- Reddifh Thomas, otherwife Thomas Solomon Reddifh, Bucklerfbury," warehouseman. (Foulkes, Bury Place, Bloomsbury) Robbins Mary and Catharine, of Birmingham, fhopkeepers. (Richardfon, Monument Yard) Scott John, and Charles Stewart Biffett, Liverpool, merchants. (Dardis, Liverpool) Saunders James, Charlotte-street, Oldftreet Rond, builder. (Crawford, Craven Buildings, City Road) Swan John, Wapping Wall, mast and block maker. (Shepherd, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn) Saunders John, Painfwick, Gloucester, money fcrivener. (Biddle and Parf low, Wotton-under-Edge, Glouceftershire) Stopes, Britwell Prior, Oxford, dealer and chapman. (Cooke Watlington, Tetfworth, Oxfordshire) Smith Thomas, of Gould's Hall, Rats cliffe Highway, linen draper. (Bur roughs, Caftle-itrect, Falcon-fquare) Taylor George, Leek, Staffordshire, fhopkeeper. (Mills, Crufo; and Jones, Leek) Tinnifwood Samuel, Pentonville, Middlefex, currier. (Perring, Lawrence Poultney Hill) Tomlins William, Bridge Road, Lambeth, coach maker, (Burgoyne and Fielder, Duke-ftreet, Grofvenorfquare) Thomas Charlotte, New Bond-ftreet, milliner. (Eves, Chapel-ftreet, Bedford Row) Townefend John, Stones End, Southwark, wine merchant. (Teasdale, Bifhopfgate-ftreet) Upcot John Rudge, Bedminster, Somerfet, grocer. (Hall and Jarman, Briftol) Vince Elfdon Anthony, Grinstead, Effex, merchant. (Sudell, Colchefter; and Evans, Thavies Inn, London) White James, Newnham, Gloucefter, patten ring maker. (Hallen, Kidder minfter, Worcestershire) Webfter William, Fore-ftreet, linen draper. (Fither, Bread-ftreet, Cheapfide) Widdows James, Manchester, calenderer. (Kearlicy and Cardwell,. Manchefter) Whitley Alice, Hampfon Mills, near Bury, Lancaster, woollen dyer. (Duckworth and Chippendall, Manchefter) N 2 Beaumont R. and S. Vickerman, Healy Butts, Yorkshire, clothiers, Feb. 2 Beaumont W. Healy Butts, Yorkshire, clothier, Feb. 2 Burnet E. and Robt. Oliver, Manchefter, drapers, Jan. 31 Battier J. R. and J. J. Gould-square, Crutched Friars, merchants Bale J. and R. Packharnis, Manchefter, cotton fpinners, Feb. 13 Blany T., Boverie-ftreet, White Friars, mariner, Feb. 4 Bunny W., Old Gravel Lane, in the Eait, currier and leather cutter, Feb. 4 Britton G., Bristol, grocer, Feb. 18 Beedzler J., Market Deeping, Lincolnfhire, brazier, Feb. 10 Bird H. M. and B. Savage, Jefferies-fquare, merchants, Jan. 30 Browne G. and H. Liverpool, merchants, March 16 Barker J., Fieldhead, Cumberland, woodmonger, Feb. 16 Chubb.J., Britol, umbrella maker, Jan.25 Cooper H., Sandwich, Kent, linen draper, Jan. 31 Chamberlain P., Norwich, linen draper, Feb. 8 Copland R., Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 10 Coombs E., St. James's-ftreet, ftationer, Feb. 7 Donald J., Aldermanbury, warehouseman, Jan. 27 Dixon C., Fenchurch-street, brufh maker, Feb. 25 Dawfon R., Edward-ftreet, Portmanfquare, Feb. 11 Early R., Chelmsford, coal merchant, Jan. 30 Edwards S., Manchetter, cotton spinner, Feb. 1 Every W., Salisbury, fhopkeeper, Feb. 11 Entwistle Wm., late of Entwistle, Lan cafter, cotton manufacturer, Feb. 24 Farquhar John, Winchefter-fireet, merchant, Jan. 28 Favere P., Bedford Row, insurance broker, Feb. 28 Fairhead Elizabeth, Tunftall, Suffolk, grocer, Feb. 20 Lea T. C., Oxford Court, Cannonftreet, Feb. 4 Ludley W., Petworth, Suflex, fhopkeeper, Jan. 28 Lightly J. and J. Thompson, Upper Thames-ftreet, paper dealers, Jan. 28 Lund W., Virginia-street, builder, Landell W., Berwick-upon-Tweed, faddler, Feb. 9 Lloyd R., Thavies Inn, money fcrivener, Feb. 15 Lowe C., the younger, Boston, Lincolnfhire, miller, Feb. 16 Moffat D., Fleet Maket, grocer, Feb. 4 Mawby Jofeph, late of Long Buck ley, Northamptonfhire, cordwainer, Feb. 3 Milne R., Rochdale, Lancashire, fcrivener, Jan. 30 Mills P., Hereford, butcher, March 18 Nath M., Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucefterthore, Feb. 29 Nesbitt J., Aldermanbury, merchant, Feb. 4 Noble N., of Berrier, in the parish of Greystoke, Cumberland, dealer in butter, Feb, 15 Probert J., Leadenhall-ftreet, victualler, Feb. 25 Pourtales A. P. and A. G., Broad ftreet Buildings, merchants, Jan. 28 Paflman J., Doncaster, machine maker, Feb. 13 Rowland N. and P., Great Coggeshall, Effex, blanket makers, Feb 28 Rooms J. and J. Anderfon, Water Lane, glafs fellers, Feb. 25 Schlotel B., Mantion House-street, merchant, Feb. 25 Seward P. and T. Piffon, Southampton, merchants, Feb. 9 Sweetland D., Toofham, Devonshire, merchant, Feb. 11 Snape J. Shelton, Staffordshire, baker, Feb. 20 Smart J. P., Hanover-street, Hanover- Sykes Richard, Cheaptide, linen draper, Smith Roger, Bradford, Wilts, victualler, Feb. 13 Taylor T., Birmingham, draper, Feb. 7 Taylor J., Worcester, draper, Jan. 31 Tremlett W., Totncy, Devonfhire, thopkeeper, Feb. 7 Thomion Andrew, and Bartholomew White, late of Bow Lane, holiers, Feb. 18 Tatlock J., Finch Lane, broker, Feb. 11 Van Dyck P. D., A. J. G. Leuven, and W. A. De Guiter Vink, Circus, Minories, merchants, March 10 White T., jun., Strood, Kent, coal merchant, Jan. 31 Wilkinson Wm. and Thos. Chapman, Jewry-street, coal factors, Feb. 17 Waller Emanuel, Grantham, Lincolnfhire, coach master, Jan. 28 Wallis R., King-ftreet, Cheapfide, factor, Jan. 17 Wood T. and R., and W. Troughton, Wingfield J., jun., Northallerton, Worbay Arthur, Birmingham, fword cutler, Feb. 17. Smithfield, Friday, January 27, 1804.- -To fink the Offul: per Stone of 8lb. Grey Peas.... Beef.. Mutton.. 4s 6d to 5s 8d Veal... 5s to 65 Pork.... ...6s 8d to 8s 4s to 5s 6d AGRICULTURAL REPORT. THE hopes entertained of benefit to the land, from the late froft and fnow, were too foon diffipated, and the moift character of the feafon has been reeftablished univerfally and in full force. The confequence is a general ranknefs and luxuriance of grafs in the wheat crops, feldom friendly to the expectation of heavy crops of corn. In many wet and heavy-laud diftricts, where the expence of under-draining has been fpared, and where they are not always fufficiently attentive to make timely furface cuts, the wheats are confiderably damaged by the water standing upon them: however, from the conftant mildness of the weather, they have preferved their colour, and have every where a luxuriant appearance. Grafs is every where in plenty, and fodder moderate in price, the times confidered. The clover crop is faid to have mended; turnips generally a light crop, and a good deal decayed in unfavourable foils. The conftant rains have impeded all the ufual out-door operations of hulbandry, manuring entirely, fince it has been nearly impoffible to get upon the lands. To look forward, the great point is, how the winds may fet in towards the fpring: fhould that period be warm and favourable, and free from blighting north-east winds, (too often the fequel of a rainy mild winter) we may yet entertain good hopes of plenty, fince there is a vast breadth of corn fown, and more by the drill or dibble than in any former year. The early dibbled beans promise very well at prefent, excepting on fome very wet and poachy lands. We do not hear of any confiderable defect amongst the fheep from the wet weather, and good store theep fetch a great price. Other lean ftock remains as before. Good cart horfes continue high, which muft in the end have the effect of promoting the ufe of oxcn. Saddle horfes are ftill higher in price, if good, The quantities of fat stock fent up to Smithfield, within the last month or two, are beyond all former precedent, yet no confiderable reduction in price has taken place in the metropolis, which plainly demonftrates a vaft and increased demand. Veal and house lamb are at an enormous price. The vast additional quantity of pork raifed in the courfe of two feafons, the confequence of good barley crops, has been of infinite fervice in keeping down the price of butchers' meat, if fuch a term can be ufed with propriety under the prefent high prices. The rage for over-fatted meat feems on the decline, and much dificulty was experienced in London in getting rid of the very large fat ftock on the Christmas market. The new and improved implements of husbandry feem to be gaining ground, and a full and convenient threshing-machine is making its way in the weft, and bids fair to be as general in that quarter as it has long been in the north. |