36 Lift of Bankrupts in 1785 continued. Ann Biddulph, Whitechapel, leather-feller Thomas Jones, Wells next the Sea, merchant Benjamin Toft, Broughton, L ncoln, corn-mer. Matthew Pleftow, Threadneedle street, hofier John Capftack, Angel court, Throgmortonftreet, taylor George Farquharfon, Strand, watch-maker Frankey Wilkinton, Fenne End, York, fhal loon-maker John Giffard, Devizes, Wilts, fadler Jane Wifeman, Wisbech, Isle of Ely, Cambridge, linen-draper Thomas Ball, New Sleaford, Lincoln, grocer Eliz. Hardman, Milfon, Salop, paper-maker Edward Elt, Ealing, Middlefex, carpenter John, otherwife Jacobus Mofeley, Hart-ftreet, St. Paul, Covent-Garden, merchant Dorothy Jonas, widow, Samuel Jacob Jonas, and Jonathan Jonas, St. Catherine's-iquare, Tower, merchants Charles Moulton, the Younger, Mile End William Johnfon, North-Shields, grocer William Coker, St. Sepulchre, carpenter Robert Collins, Bristol, brewer and master Louis Defrance, Caftle-yard, Holborn, jeweller Mary Hodgson and Peter Hodgson, Piccadilly, haberdashers William Worrall, Liverpool, ironmonger William Smith, Great Ruffel-fireet, Bloomfbury, linen-draper Charles Wifeman, Newgate-ftreet, oil-man John Wink, Long Milford, Suffolk, malfier Edward Half hide, Charing-crofe, wine and brandy merchant William Hodges, Ludlow, Salop, money scriv. Simon Mellor, Wrighten, Lancaster, fuftianmanufacturer David Dickson, Moor-place, Moot files, mer chant John Lees, Duke-street, Smithfield, book feller Emerfon Tidy, St. John, Wapping, and Tho mas Watts, Calais in France, fhip chindlers Thomas Mirfield Law, Sailby, Cumberland, money-fcrivener Francis Callan, Bristol, linen-draper Wolf Benjamin, Banbury, Oxford, filver-smith Gilbert Inkerfall, Hackenthorpe, Derby, feythsmith Chriftopher Hall, Battle Bridge, Middlesex, fcrivener James Cover, Wickham, Hants, draper mariner Robert Jones, Little Minories, merchant John Lea, Stourbridge, Worcefter, ironmonger tanner Richard Brown, Flushings-alley, Middlesex, carpenter James Brand, Lincoln, inn-keeper mariner Richard Goodman, Willfcott, otherwife Wil liamfcott, Oxford, dealer James Jubber, Portsmouth-common, South-" ampton, brewer John Watkins, Tidnor Forge, Hereford, iron mafter Thomas Bennett, Bristol, timber merchent Richard Fry, Corfham, Wilts, clothier Richard Elgar, Folkstone, Kent, builder Lift of Bankrupts.Bill of Mortality: merchants James Stewart, Carnaby-street, Westminster, carpenter William Weales, Cambridge, peruke-maker John Campbell, jun. Eaftcheap, fhip-broker William Gilbert, Litchfield-street, Westminf ter, capillaire-maker Jofeph Tyndall and Thomas Beech, Birmingham, needle makers Richard Newton, Briftol, 6ilk-merchant William Hughes, Scotland-yard, dealer in fpirituous liquors John Makinfon, Blackburn, Lancafter, cottonmanufacturer John Sier, 1fle of Wight, fhip-builder William Newcomb, St. Martin's-lane, Weftminster, grocer Willian Roxborough, Smith's-place, Belldock, Wapping, mariner William Sibrey and Ann Sibrey, Newgate William Winch, Printing-house fquare, Black Fryars, timber-merchant John Jones, Burleigh-ftr. Strand, coach-mafter Ifaac Trueman, Kidderminster, mercer William Taylor, Malton, York, fhop keeper Jofeph Flounders, North-Shields, butcher Jacob Coles, Guildford, Surrey, falefman John Peittman, St. Giles's in the Fields, dealer in fpirituous liquors, George Savage, Hatfield, Hertford, inn-keeper Thomas Pettat, John Remmington, and Richard Flight, King Stanley, Glou. clothiers William Warrin, Brackley, Northampton, linen-draper Thomas Herring, Little St. Martin's Lane, Middlefex, fadler James Sanon, Worcester, Irish linen-merch. John Page, Bristol, merchant Edward Fogg, Newcastle-under-Lyne, butcher George Burtill, New Brentford, butcher Thomas Fawcett, Maiden-iane, Covent Gar Christened. Males 1 den, taylor 87 Robert William Powell and John Hopton, Strand, merchants John Lewis, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, brick maker John Starmar, St. Ives, Cornwall, upholsterer Thomas Coombs, Holwell, Somerfet, dealer Edward Carter, Bond street, hardwareman William Staite, Broadway, Worcester, tanner carrier Ifaac Clark, Stockport, Chefter, cornfactor Jofeph Stokes, Liverpool, dealer Michael Kane, Great Ruffel-Areet, Bloomf Bill of Mortality from Dec. 6, to Dec. 20, 1785. 813 Buried. Females 6981487 Males Females ge} 1713 Whereof have died under two years old 553 Peck Loaf 25. ad. EACH DAY'S PRICE OF STOCKS IN JANUARY, 1786. Ditto 14 per Ct5 per Ct Long, Short Ditto India India India S. Sea confols. 1726 Confol.) Ann. 1777. 1778. Stock. Ann. Bonds. Stock. Ann. Ann. 1751 Navy. Scrip. Scrip. Bills. Tickets. 106年 fhut thut shut 445. pr Shut hut 14-19 30 139 69 71; 87 106 fhut 65 14.17 C 31 69/4/2 87 fhut 14 14 C Sunday 6931 88 46 fh. 47 46 -46 N. B. In the 3 per Ceat. Confols, the highest and lowest Price of each Day is given; in the other Stock the highest Price only. 122-1 P More in Duantity and greater Gariety than any Book of the Bind and price. Meteorol. Diaries for March 1785, & Feb. 1786 90 | The TRIFLER, after the Manner of the Idler t Original Letters of Addifon, Johnlan, &c. 91-95 Hiftorical Account of Milton-Abbas School Miftakes on Election Petitions corrected 1 96 Battledore for Bofwell's Shuttlecock Story of King of Bohemia's Creft and Motto ib. Juft Remarks on Dr. Johnton's Manners Curious Defeription of the Barberini Vafe 97 Piety of Dr. Johnfon's Prayers defended Epitaphs at Peterborough, Bath, and Hendon 99 Sentimental Elay on Death Further Account of the Fynney Family Thoughts on Crimes and Criminals 1: 100 Traits of the Character of the People of Picardy 1. 102 Remedy for the Itch, as practifed in Ruffia, I Anecdotes of Dr. Moyes, the Blind Philofoph. 103 Of Ice origineting at the Bottom of Rivers Letters of Tickell-Walpole cenfuredby Knox 104 Anecdotes of Clement Edmondes Difcovery of Henry 1.'s Bones maintained 105 Strictures on the Education of Young Ladies 1 Ancient Modument at Rheims discovered 107 Dr. Dodwell's Orthodoxy-Critique on Virgil s Letters from the P. of Ligne to P.Thickneffe 109 Chandler, Browne, Fotter, &c. &c. noticed 1 1159-17 Foreign Affairs-American, Irish, Scotch, Po 114 Country, and Domeftic News, &c. 171-17 Theatrical Regifter-Price of Grain, &c. 115 116 17 from G.Wathington and Mrs. Macaulay 16. REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 137-1 -from a Lady, an Honour to her Sex 111 INDEX INDICATORIUS Continued from Nottingham, on a late Phænom. 112 Variety of ORIGINAL PORTRY 134-1. Queries on Crimes and Criminal Law, &c. ib. Proceedings in Parliament Right of Catholic Peers to grant Difpenfations 113 Unclaimed Stock, in Bank, how produced, Editor of Scotish Poems, his Eccentricity, His Opinions fairly brought to the Teft Lifts of Births, Marriages, Deaths, Promotion Authorefs of The English Baron, her Defence 117 & Bankrupts-Judges Circuits, &c. 180-18 Profecution of La Bodffiere,an IrithAftrologer, 118 Daily Variations in the Prices of Stocks Embellished with a beautiful Reprefentation of the famous BARBERINI VASE, in the late Duche Dowager of PORTLAND'S magnificent Collection; and with Two Views of CURIOUS ORNAMENTS on a MAUSOLEUM at RHEIMS ip CHAMPAIGNE. SYLVANUS URBAN. By Gent. LONDON, Printed by J. NICHOLS, for D. HENRY, late of SAINT JOHN'S GATE. 12 1 Striped crocus in bloom.- 2 Very high tide. Therm. 25 at 11 P. M-3 Ice of the two -Haft mights near one inch thick under a fouth wall-4 Yellow crocus in bloom. *—— 5 Watherwoman putting large maffes of ice into the copper.-6 Toads come forth from their bibernacula.-7 Very few birds appeared during the feverity of the winter; they probably y retreated more fouthward. Beans planted the 13th of Nov. killed by troft in this mouth. "Say, what impels, amid furrounding tow, "Or froft, the crocus' flamy buds to glow ?" METEOROLOGICAL TABLE for February, 1786. Height of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, Height of Fahrenheit's Thermometer. 3 MW UN 45 50 29 49 30,39 cloudy 32 42 46 48 130 10 | 38159 42 30,59 fair 44 30,14 fair W. CARY, Mathematical Inftrument-Maker, oppofite Arundel-ftreet, Strand. 14 40 48 ∙19· 44 47 |