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Register.-Commercial Report.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 1st and 31st July 1818, extracted from the London Gazette.

Ashworth, A. Swan, York, fustian-manufacturer
Ashworth, J. Manchester, grocer

Armitage, Wm. Senior, Thorn, Yorkshire, mariner
Abbot, S. New-court, St Swithin's Lane, merchant
Alcock, E. Atherstone, Warwickshire, hat-manu-
facturer

Ball, J. Watling Street, straw-hat manufacturer
Baron, M. Coleford, Gloucestershire, scrivener
Barton, J. St James' Place, St James' Street
Butt, J. Wapping, common-brewer

Blore, R. Craven Place, Bayswater, stone-mason
Booth, W. & G. & R. Bishop-Wearmouth, ship-
builders

Barlow, J. Blackburn, Lancashire, bookbinder
Clegg, C. J. Manchester, timber-merchant
Curliffe, R. Astley, Lancashire, shop-keeper
Cooke, T. and M. E. Brennan, Strand, music-deal-

Colbourn, J. Pudding-lane, London, fish-monger
Coward, T. Langholm-bridge, Ulverston, Lan-
cashire, miller

Dawson, W. Witherby, Yorkshire, innkeeper
Ford, J. Bidborough-street, Burton-crescent, builder
Gibbs, J. Bishopsgate-without, grocer
Godwin, E. Tottenham-court-road, cheesemonger
Hornsby, F. Cornhill, stock-broker

Hall, M. & T. Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen-drapers
Hadingham, Mary, West Smithfield, harness-mak-
er, dealer, and chapwoman
Jones, J. Cambridge, cabinet-maker
Knight, A. Stonebreaks, Saddleworth, Yorkshire,
clothier

Lindars, W. Tetsworth, Oxfordshire, innkeeper
Lee, R. Great Winchester-street, underwriter

Lippeat, W. Kinicot, Somersetshire, tallow-chand-
ler

Moly, T. B. Haukchurch, Dorsetshire, baker
Oakley, G. and J. Evans, Old Bond-street, uphol-

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Oliver, J. R. Blackheath, mariner

Prichard, J. Church-lane, Whitechapel, cooper
Phillips, T. Haking, Pembrokeshire, merchant
Pearson, J. W. Great Marlborough-street, dentist
Reeves, J. Hornblottom, Somersetshire, victualler
Ranford, J. Bermondsey-street, Surrey, tripeman
Rowbotham, J. Butley, Cheshire, timber-dealer
Rudge, W. Carburton-street, Fitzroy-square, horse-
dealer

Selden, D. Liverpool, merchant

Stevens, J. Collbrooke, Devonshire, maltster
Sherry, J. Ramsay, Southampton, hatter
Tickell, J. Brighouse, Crosthwaite, Cumberland,
broker

Tomlinson, W. Nottingham, haberdasher
Taylor, L. Liverpool, chemist and druggist
Todd, J. & J. Wright, Tichborne-street, haber-
dashers

Taylor, J. Lewisham, Kent, linen-draper

Tomling, J. Chad's Row, Gray's-inn-lane, brick-
layer

merchants
Watkins, J. & W. and R. Careless, Aldermanbury,

Walker, T. George-street, St Mary-le-bone, haber-
dasher

West, T. Manchester, joiner

Wheeler, A. S. Birmingham, merchant
Walcott, T. Portsea, linen-draper
Wright, R. Liverpool, merchant

ALPHABETICAL LIST of SCOTCH BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 1st and 31st July 1818, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette.

Auld & Meiklejohn, merchants, Inverkeithing, and
Jabez Auld, one of the partners of said company,
as an individual

Anderson, George, upholsterer, Edinburgh
Durie, Wm. grain and cattle-dealer, Firhill
Hewat, Wm. merchant, Netherbow, Edinburgh
Hamilton, Wm. merchant or grocer, Glasgow
Muirhead, Thomas & Co. bleachers at Greenhead,

and Thomas Muirhead, senior, and Thomas
Muirhead, junior, the individual partners of that
company

Smith, Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, Glasgow
Scott, John, and Archibald Muir, carrying on busi-
ness as a company at the Monkland Canal-basin,
near Glasgow, as coal-merchants and dealers in
coal, under the firm of John Scott and Archibald
Muir, and John Scott and Archibald Millar, the
individual partners of that concern
Wilson, James, in Knowhead, near Strathaven

Arthur, James, late vintner, now builder, Glasgow,
by James Kerr, accountant, Glasgow
Hood, John, and John Hood & Co.; by Wm. Jef-
frey, Stirling-square, Glasgow-1st September
Hart & Wilkie, wrights at Pollockshaws; by Gil-
bert Saunderson, accountant, Glasgow: a final
one-24th August

Hall, Rev. James, Rose-street, Edinburgh; by
Wm. S. Moncrieff, trustee: second dividend
Mather, James, hatter, Edinburgh; by Peter Mor-
ton, grocer, Edinburgh-5th August

Monteath, Duncan, & Co. late grocers, Glasgow,
and John Duncan, individual partner thereof;
by Gilbert Sanders, accountant, Glasgow
Nicoll, George, tenant in Newry, county of For-
far, deceased: a dividend of 3s. 3d. per pound-
6th August

Ross, John, coal and wood-merchant, Inverness;
by Anderson & Shepherd, solicitors there: a di-
vidend of 1s. 6d. per pound

Stevenson, Robert, spirit dealer, Glasgow: a final dividend-24th August; by Gilbert Sanders, accountant, Glasgow

Smith, Neil, lately lint and yarn-merchant, Glasgow; by John Fergusson, writer, Glasgow-11th August

Struthers, John, Wright, some time in Tradestown,
now in Anderston; by John Fergusson, writer,
Glasgow-20th August

Scott, Burt, & Co. tanners in Kilconquhar, and
John Scott, Alexander Scott, and John Cooper,
the individual partners of that company; by Wm
Inglis, tenant in Ardross, by Elie

Strachan, Wm. saddler, Arbroath; by Wm. Bail-
lie, leather-merchant, Brechin
Turnbull, Thomas, printer, Edinburgh: a third
and final dividend; by John Greig, accountant,
Edinburgh

Whyte, David, late of Blair, farmer, grain-mer

chant, and cattle-dealer, at Turnberry-lodge: a final dividend; by Wm. Fergusson, Maybole Wood & Son, merchants, Glasgow; by John Ewing, merchant, Glasgow-18th August

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Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, from the Returns received in the Week

ended 25th July 1818.

Wheat, 87s. 10d.-Rye, 53s. 10d.-Barley, 52s. 7d.-Oats, 36s. 11d.-Beans, 63s. 7d.-Pease, 57s. 11d.Oatmeal, 38s. 7d. per boll of 140 lbs.-Beer or Big, Os. Od.

Average Prices of British Corn in Scotland, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and Oatmeal, per Boll of 128 lbs. Scots Troy, or 140 lbs. Avoirdupois, of the Four Weeks immediately preceding the 15th July 1818.

Wheat, 67s. 8d.-Rye, 59s. Id.-Barley, 42s. 10d.-Oats, 29s. 9d.-Beans, 50s. 6d.-Pease, 50s. 8d.Oatmeal, 26s. Od.-Beer or Big, 41s. 3d.

METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

THE month of July has been warm and wet, the mean temperature being 4 degrees, and the quantity of rain three quarters of an inch greater than the same month last year. The heat during the first three days was moderate, but increased till the 6th. A heavy rain cooled the air for some days; but on the 13th the Thermometer again rose above 70, gradually increasing every day till the 17th, when it stood as high as 801. A heavy rain again produced a reduction of temperature till the 24th. On that day the Thermometer rose to 76, and next day to 72. The 26th was very wet; and it rained more or less every day till the end of the month. The Barometer has been pretty steady, and generally above the average height; and the Hygrometer also some degrees higher than July last year. The point of deposition corresponds nearly to the mean minimum temperature; and the

mean of ten morning and evening differs from the mean of the maximum and minimum only about half a degree. The rain that fell early in the month proved very beneficial to crops of every kind—that of the latter part of the month has been very much the reverse.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, extracted from the Register kept on the Banks of the Tay, four miles east from Perth, Latitude 56° 25′, Elevation 185 feet.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

June 25. At Preston, the lady of Major Shum, 6th dragoon guards, a son.

-At Gate house, in the parish of Bellingham, the wife of Mr R. Gillespy, farmer, two sons and one daughter. The three infants and their mother are all doing well.

26. At Barbreck, Argyleshire, Mrs Captain Campbell, a son.

29. Mrs Smith, 15, Hope-street, a son. 30. At Garpel, Mrs Adam, a daughter, -At Knowsouth, the lady of William Oliver, Esq. of Dinlabyre, a son.

Mrs Darling, of the Post-office, Kelso, a daughter.

July 2. At Hilabank, the lady of Peter Wedderburn, Esq. a son.

3. At Stranraer, the lady of Colonel M‘Nair, 90th regiment, a son.

-At Shandwick-place, Edinburgh, Mrs Miller of Glenlee, a son.

5. At Ashby de la Zouch, in Leicestershire, the lady of the Rev. William M'Douall, a son.

Mrs James Campbell, Northumberland-street, Edinburgh, a daughter.

7. The wife of James Simpson, farm-servant to Mr Moffat, Provan-mill, about two miles from Glasgow, was safely delivered of three children, two girls and a boy, who, with the mother, are doing

well.

-Sarah Dullerson, wife of James O'Brien of Derrygault, within a mile of Strabane, Ireland, was delivered of four female children, one of whom was still born. The mother is in a fair way of recovery, and the three children are likely to do well.

-At her father's, James Haig, Esq. Lochrin, Mrs M. E. Fell, a son,

10. At Edinburgh, the lady of Robert Montgomery, Esq. a son.

12 At Shandwick-place, Edinburgh, the lady of Major James Lee, a daughter.

At 51, George-street, the lady of Captain Bul. ler, 88th regiment, a daughter.

14. In Great King-street, Mrs Captain Kerr, R. N. a daughter.

15. At Belleside, Mrs Ferrier, a son, which only survived a few hours.

16. In Miller's Yard, Tollhouse-hill, Nottingham, Mrs Bell was delivered of three fine children, two girls and a boy. The mother and children are all likely to do well. Her husband was a private in the 33d regiment of foot, but died about two months ago.

18. Mrs Cathcart, Gayfield-square, Edinburgh, a daughter.

20. At her house, Upper Seymour-street, London, Viscountess Torrington, a son.

23. At Castle-hill, Edinburgh, Mrs Snell, a daughter.

24. At Durie, Mrs Christie, a son.

26. At Teviotbank, the Hon. Mrs Elliott, a son. In George Street, Edinburgh, Lady Anne Wardlaw, a daughter.

27. At Cargen, the lady of William Stothert of Cargen, Esq. a daughter,

30. Át Stockbridge, Mrs John Laidlaw, a son. -The lady of Maj.-Gen. Balfour, a daughter. Last week, the wife of a shepherd, employed by Mr Hawkins of Newport, Monmouthshire, was delivered of two boys and two girls at a birth, who are in a thriving way. The parents are poor, and keep them in coal-baskets instead of cradles.

MARRIAGES.

March 29. At Buenos Ayres, Thomas Fair, Esq. merchant, to Miss Harriott Kendall,

June 1. At the house of the British Ambassador, Paris, John M'Pherson, Esq. eldest son of Charles M'Pherson, Esq. late inspector-general of barracks for North Britain, to Marian Cotelle, daughter of John Addison, Esq. chief resident of Bauleah, Bengal.

3. Berkeley Buckingham Smith Stafford of Maine, in the county of Louth, Esq. to Anne Tytler, daughter of Lieutenant-colonel Patrick Tytler. 6. James Spence, Esq. Broughton Place, Edinburgh, to Margaret, daughter of the late Thomas Hughson, Esq. of Airds.

8. At Wooden, Captain Thomas Hood of the 75th regiment, eldest son of Thomas Hood of Hardacres, to Rebecca, eldest daughter of Robert Walker of Wooden.

22. At Speldhurst, near Tunbridge, Kent, Lord Cochrane, to Miss Catherine Corlett Barnes, late of Bryanstone-street, London, a young lady of small fortune but good family.

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At Bath, Roderick Macneill, Esq. younger of Barra, to Isabella Caroline, eldest daughter of C. Brownlow, Esq. of Lurgan, county of Armagh.

30. Robert Christie, Esq. accountant, Edinburgh, to Isabella, daughter of Mr George Hewet, Grizzle field, Berwickshire.

July 1. At Biggar, Mr Thomas Calder of West Barns Distillery, East Lothian, to Jean, third daughter of James Hamilton, Esq. of Baden's Gill.

At Dundee, John Maxwell, Esq. late of Jamaica, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. Mr James Stormonth of Kinclune, minister of Airly.

-At Ayr, the Rev. George Bell of Longforinacus, to Mrs Elizabeth Watson.

2. At St George's church. Hanover-square, London, Peter Langford Brook, Esq. of Mere-hall, Cheshire, to Elizabeth Sophia Rowley, eldest daughter of Admiral Sir Charles Rowley.

6. At Ford church, Thomas Hutchison, Esq. of North Shields, to Miss P. Carr, eldest daughter of John Carr, Esq. Ford.

7. Mr William Ford, merchant, Leith, to Miss Barbara Johnston, second daughter of Mr William Johnston, merchant there.

9. At Edinburgh, Mr Robert Russell, merchant, Falkirk, to Janet, fourth daughter of the late Mr Robert Melville, merchant, Falkirk.

14. At Dundee, the Rev. John Shaw of Bracadale, in the Isle of Skye, to Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. Malcolm Colquhoun of Dundee.

-At Mullicartin, near Lisburn, Joseph Campbell, aged 77, to Catherine Jameson, aged 74. This is the third time that the bridegroom, and second that the bride, have presented an offering at the shrine of Hymen.

15. At Jedburgh, Mr Thomas Oliver, farmer in Lanton-mill, to Miss Thomson, daughter of the late Mr Thomson, Lanton.

-At Wells, Richard Burford, Esq. formerly of the royal North British dragoons, to Harriet, one of the daughters of the late Robert, and sister of the present J. P. Tredway, Esq. M. P. for Wells.

Lord James Stuart, brother to the Marquis of Bute, to Miss Tighe, only daughter of the late W. Tighe, Esq. of Woodstock.

16. At Kelso, Mr Robert Marshall, merchant in Berwick-upon-Tweed, to Isabella, eldest daughter of Mr James Swan, farmer in Banbeath, Fife.

17. At Edinburgh, Mr John Torrance, Hanover street, to Jane, daughter of Andrew Veitch, Esq. Dalry Mills.

21. At Edinburgh, Robert Filson, Esq. Madras medical establishment, to Maria Euphemia, only daughter of the late Lieutenant-colonel Flint, 25th regiment

-At Culter, John Gibson, jun. Esq. W. S. to Catharine, third daughter of John Dickson of Kilbucho, Esq. advocate.

25. At Hammersmith, Edmund Ronalds, Esq. to Eliza, only daughter of Dr Anderson of Hammersmith.

27. At Edinburgh, Elias Cathcart, Esq. younger of Alloway, to Miss Janet Dunlop, only daughter of the late Robert Dunlop, Esq. of Clober.

28. At Leith, the Rev. James Beckwith, to Miss Cumming, daughter of Mr Cumming, late royal

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-At London, Captain Crawford, only son of Sir J. Crawford, to Lady Barbara Coventry, daughter of the Earl of Coventry.

31. At Edinburgh, David, eldest son of Mr W. Thomson, victual merchant, Edinburgh, to Ann, daughter of Mr Robert Dott, residing there.

DEATHS.

Nov. 20. At Calcutta, David Threipland, Esq. one of his Majesty's justices of the peace for that city, and son of the late Sir Stuart Threipland of Fingask, Bart.

April 26. At Rio Janeiro, aged 62, Commodore John Douglas, in the service of his Majesty the King of Portugal, and master and commander R.N. June 1. At Campie-house, David Milne, Esq. father of Rear-admiral Sir David Milne, K. C. B.

4. At Cobham Park, Surry, after a very long illness, in the 67th year of his age, Harvey Christian Combe, Esq. for many years one of the representa. tives in parliament for the city of London."

16. At Dalkeith, Mrs Margaret M Lellan, wife of Mr John Downs Serutton, flax-dresser.

19. At Kirkmaiden, the Rev. Thomas Young, minister of that parish.

21. After a long and painful illness, Mrs Macnamara, relict of the late John Macnamara, Esq. of St Christopher's, and mother to the present Lady Cranstoun.

22. At Garscube, near Glasgow, Catharine Donalda Maclaine, youngest daughter of Mr Robert Hart, manufacturer in Glasgow.

23. George Parys, Esq. army agent, of Cravenstreet, London, after a severe illness of three months. -At Forfar, Mr John Mann, writer there.

24. At Montrose, Mr James Dempster, jun. shipmaster, aged 36.

- At Siston, in England, aged 100, Richard Kew, a pauper. He lived to be grandfather to a grandfather, being five generations.

-On board his Majesty's ship Forth, upon the Halifax station, by the bursting of a blood vessel, Lieutenant Alexander Home, R. N. a deserving young officer, third son of the Earl of Marchmont. His confirmation as lieutenant was intimated from the Admiralty only fourteen days before Admiral Sir David Mills communicated to his friends the account of his untimely death. Lieutenant Home was six feet two inches tall, and the strongest man in the ship.

25. At Morebattle Mains, near Kelso, in the 37th year of her age, after a painful illness of only 24 hours, Mrs Margaret Scott, wife of Mr John Hills. -At her house, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh, Miss Katharine Waddell.

John, fourth-son of Lieutenant-general Hunter of Burnside.

-At Oreston, near Plymouth, in his 80th year, Lieutenant John Burrows of the royal navy, in which he served 64 years, 56 of which were as a lieu. tenant. Excepting three in Greenwich hospital, he was the oldest in the lieutenant's list, and preferred continuing so, though twice offered the rank of a master and commander.

-At his seat Springfield, near Charleville, county of Cork, the Right Hon. Baron Muskerry, governor and custos rotulorum of the county of Limerick, and colonel of the county of Limerick militia,

&c.

- Mr William Hutchison, fish-curer, Burntisland, in the prime of life, universally regretted. He was unfortunately lost on returning from Newhaven to Burntisland, in the passage boat which foundered in the Frith of Forth. His remains were found on the 1st, and interred at Burntisland on the 4th July.

26. At Cumbernauld, the Rev. George Hill, in the 68th year of his age, and 37th of his ministry. Mr Hill was ordained at Cumbernauld in the year 1782, and during the lapse of 36 years, there was not a single Sabbath on which he was incapable of officiating in public, and only three Sabbaths during his last illness, that he was unable for duty.

-At Paris, the infant daughter and only child of Lord William Russell, son to the Duke of Bedford, aged three months.

-At Merchiston, Mrs Ryrie, wife of Mr S. Ryrie of the commissariat.

25. At Roxburgh Manse, Mrs Bell, wife of the Rev. Andrew Bell, aged 63 years.

-At his Lordship's seat, Port Elliot, Cornwall, the Countess of St Germains.

27. In King's College, Old Aberdeen, in the 75th year of his age, Mr John Gray, many years schoolmaster of Old Machar, and long an useful and respectable magistrate of the city of Old Aberdeen.

28. At Aberdeen, Janet Youngson, at the very advanced age of 101 years. She was a native of the parish of Logie, and was able to go about until a day or two before her death, being on the streets on Friday se'ennight. Her mother, Margaret Milne, a native of the neighbouring parish of Foveran, lived also to the age of 101.

29. At Birgham, Mrs Christian Bell, relict of the Rev. Adam Murray, minister of Eccles, aged 90.

-At Overton, Lanarkshire, John Ingles Crawford, the infant son of Captain James Coutts Crawford of Overton.

daughter of Captain Elliott Baugh, R. N.
-In George's-square, Eliza Catherine, the infant

-At Chicksands Priory, Bedfordshire, in the 77th year of his age, Sir George Osborn, Bart. a general in the army, and colonel of the 40th regiment of foot.

July 1. At Greenock, after a short illness, on his way to join the Halifax staff, Deputy-assistant-commissary-general Bisset.

3. At her son's house of Sand-lodge, Shetland, Mrs Bruce of Sumburgh, mother of Mrs Admiral Fraser.

4. At Spittal, East Lothian, Mr James Bairns father, farmer.

-At his house, Hampton-court Green, Francis Thomas Fitzmaurice, Earl of Kerry. Upon the loss of his wife, April 1799, his lordship retired to privacy and seclusion. Duly attentive to the ties of blood and the calls of friendship, he has bequeathed a considerable sum to public charities. Mrs Hinde, his near relative, is nominated sole ex

ecutrix.

-At Henderland, William, only son of Mr John Anderson, in the 15th year of his age.

5. At the house of Mr Ross of Sound, in Zetland, in the 47th year of his age, George Linklater, Esq. -At Elgin, the Rev. Thomas Duncan, who had been for about 48 years pastor of the first associate congregation there.

6. At Lowick, Mrs Jameson, wife of Mr Jameson, town clerk of Berwick, aged 39.

-At Mossburnford, near Jedburgh, Miss Margaret Purves, daughter of the late Mr Wm Purves. -At Glasgow, Mr William Milne, merchant there.

-At her house, in Prince's-street, Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Bruce, eldest daughter of the late David Bruce of Kinnaird, Esq.

- Mrs Lucy Walker, widow of William Walker, writer in Edinburgh.

7. At Sunning hill, Berks, Lady Lindsay, widow of General Sir David Lindsay, Bart.

At Preston-grange, the Countess of Hyndford. Thomas Brown, Esq. of Johnstonburn, East Lothian, aged 82 years.

8. At Linlithgow, suddenly, Alexander Learmonth, Esq. of Crossflats.

-At her house in Falkirk, Mrs Marion Meek, relict of Dr John Corbet, physician there.

-At Ferrybridge, Yorkshire, Lieutenant-general William Simson of Pitcorthy.

- At his father's house, College-street, John, burgh. only son of Mr John M'Diarmid, writer in Edin

9. At Edinburgh, James Kennedy, student of medicine, eldest son of James Kennedy, merchant. -At Fountainbridge, Margaret Henderson Miller, eldest daughter of the late Mr David Miller. 10. At Springhill, Thomas Nesbit, Esq. of Mersington.

At his house, Clapham Common, John Sprot, Esq. 11. At Edinburgh, Mrs Elizabeth Blyth, widow of Mr Brodie.

At Stewartfield, Caroline Cornelia, eldest daughter of James Elliot, Esq. younger of Woollie. 12. Richard Johnson, Esq. aged 75, treasurer for the county, and one of the aldermen of the borough of Lancaster. He was the father of the corporation, having served the office of mayor three times, viz. in 1795, 1805, and 1815.

bursting, Mr John Leddingham, son of the late Mr - At London, in consequence of a blood-vessel George Leddingham, merchant, Leith.

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