the Garter, a Field Marshal, Colonel far exceeded that of any of the of the Royal Horse Guards, Lord planets. Lieutenant of Sussex, and High Steward of Chichester. culars in our next.] Further parti At Ashton, Lady Eyles, relict of Sir Joseph Eyles. WARWICKSHIRE. YORKSHIRE. Government expended, in the year 1866, the sum of 6,7561. in building a counterscarp wall, a magazine, and en armoury at Hull, and parliament has voted 18,000l. more for completing the same. Married.] At Gisborough, Marmaduke Constable, esq. to Miss Octavia Hale, of the Plantation, eighth dau hter of the late General Hale. The foundation of an intended grand Dispensary at Birmingham, has been Jaid by Thomas Potts, esq. the low heill. On this occasion a very elegant speech was delivered by Mr. Potts, stating the benefits of such in- Died.] At Sheffield, Jan. 17, 1907, stitutions to the labouring poor, &c. in the 34th year of his age, Mr. JoThere was a public breakfast on the seph Badger, jun. architect. He had occasion, attended by all the first enjoyed during life a perfect and unpeople in the town. Married.] At Coventry, the Rev. Robert Simson, LL.B. vicar of St. Michael's, and chaplain to the tight Hon. Lord Eardly, to Miss Tandy, daughter of D. Tandy, esq. of the Customs, London. WESTMORLAND. interrupted state of health until within the last three weeks his private virtues will make his death deeply lamented by his relations and immediate connections, and his obliging attentions to all who knew hien will cause his loss to be sincerely and deservedly regretted. His abilities in his profession were of the first-rate excellence.-At York, Mr. William Browne.--The Rev. J. Preston, prebendary of Ricca!!, in York cathedral, and rector of Marston and Foston in that diocese.-Mrs. Merrey, hosier.-Mr. Fryer, aged 81. A metcor, or blazing star, was lately seen at Langdale, near Ambletide. It appeared nearly in the direction of W.S.W. its height above the horizon seemed to be an hour and a half of time, or 20 deg. 30 min. and its iction was so rapid, that in less than half an At Beverley, aged 21, Miss Wyrill, hour it was below the horizon. Its daughter of Mr. James Wyrill.—Mr. brightness, which sometimes seemed J. White, of Norfolk-street, Sheffield. only to proceed from some parts of it, -William Wilson, esq. of Ayton in while the other parts of it appeared Cleveland.--Mr. Thomas Howard, more dark, and apparent magnitude, block-maker, of Thorne. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DIVIDENDS, [Extracted from the London Cazette ----The Solicitor's Names are between Parenthesis. Berridge W. Maiden-lane, Wood street, hosier (Baxter and Co. Furnival's Inn). Bailey T. Liverpool, timber-merchant (Cooper and Co. Southampton Buildings). Bates B. Sherringham, Norfolk, shonkeeper (Harmer, Norwich). Branwhite W.Tobacco-roll-court, Gracechurch-street, warehouseman (Reardon, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-strect). Butt W. Page's. walk, Bermondsey, hair-merchant (Ledwich, Baldwin's-court, Clock-lane). Blindell W. Welwyn, Herts, maltster (Taylor, Old-street road) Barton T. Lancaster, merchant (Greaves, Liverpool). Boorne G. Norwich, draper (Lambert, Hattongarden). Branch J. Manchester, cottonSpinner (Milue and Co. Old Jewry.) Child G. A. Bristol, scrivener (Thomas, Bristol). Cooke T Gloucester, merchant (Egerton, Gray's Inn Square). Curtis J. F. Minories, linen-draper (Dobie and Co. Crane-court, Fleet street). Clarke C. Bristol, corn-factor (Blandford and Co. Temple). Cundall R. jun. York, brewer (Edge, Temple) Chard C. Holborn, chymist and druggist (Smith, Hatton-garden). Christin F. II. Clarke J C. and Bowen C. College-hill, London, merchants (Blunt, Old Pay office, Old Broad-street). Coward J. Ulverston, Lancashire, ironmonger (Anstice, Temple). Carberry J. Vine-street, St. James's, warehouseman (Sarel, Berkeley square). Chamberlain R.Wisbeach, Isle of Fly, grocer (Wortham and Co. Castle-street, Holborn). Chandler R. Shoreditch, cheesemonger (Stratton, Shoreditch). Clark J. Wapping Highstreet, victualler (Harvey and Co. Lincoli's Inn). Cox J. L. Lambeth, Surrey, friars-road). victualler (Meyott, Charlotte street, Black- Oxlade G. Hoddesdon, Herts, moneyscrivener (Williams, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane). Osment J. Yeovil, Somersetshire, victualler (Batten, Yeovil). Dixon J. W. Crescent, Minories, merchant (Hillyard, Copthail-court). Drewell A. Devon, brewer (Williams and Co. Bedford-row. Pringle S. C Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer (Meggison, Hatton-garden). PhilEpworth J. Spalding, Lincolnshire, gro- lips, Mar-hfield, Monmouthshire, coal mer. cer (Harvey and Co. Lincoln's-Ion). Ed- chant (Edmunds and Son, Lincoln's Inn), monds G. Chancery-lane, stationer (Rose Potts G. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-dra and Co. Gray's Inn-square. per (Berry and Co. Walbrook). Pereira Gillies M. Southampton-place, New- A! M. Old Bethlem, merchant (Hunter road, merchant (Shawes and Co Tudor- and Co. Charlotte-row, Mansion house). street, Blackfriars). Green H. Southgate, Parker J. Gosport, baker (Blandford and former (Bremridge, Temple, London). Co. Temple). Parker T. Keighley, YorkGoodyer T. Market-street, Herts, grocer shire, cotton-twist-spinner (Swale, Great (Fielder, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square). Ormond-street) Pheasant E. Three Crane Godwin G. Stafford, cordwainer (Punton, court, Southwark, hop-merchant (WatHind-court, Fleet-street). Greenswood kins, Pump-court, Temple) C. Itchnor, Sussex, and also of Poplar, Richardson C. S. Cambridge, linen-dra- Brunswick-square). Ramsey W. Bury St. Edmunds, cabinet-maker (Giles, Great Shire-lane). Ridley T. Bow-lane, victualler (Smith and Co. St. Paul's Churchyard). Richmond W. Mark-lane, auctioneer (Page, Gray's Inn-square). Hughes W of Queen-street, Southwark, porter dealer (Burn, Old Jewry). Harrison W. Berwick-street, Oxford street, curnier (Popkin, Dean-street, Soho). Hesketh J. and Jones W. Liverpool, grocers Spearing. J. Brightheimstone, cabinet. (Wiatt, Liverpool). Huet B. Brighthelm- maker (Evatt, Warwick-court, Gray's Jun), stone, builder (Smith, Furnival's Inn). Smith J. and Meredith E. Black moreHores J. Wigan, Lancashire, linen-manu- street, Drury lane, linen-drapers (Harman, facturer (Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery- Wine-office-court). Shepley T. Selby, lane). Harris, Old Jewry, watch-maker, Yorkshire, briwer (Sykes and Co. New (Rutherford, Bartholomew-close). Hau- Inn). Swannach C. Russell-street, CoBan J. Sloane-street (Mayhew, Boswell- vent Garden, g:ocer (Gatty and Co Angel Court, Carey-street.) Hawkey J. Picca- court, Throgmorton-street). Smith T. dilly, army accoutrement-maker (Cole, Coseley, Staffordshire, coal seller (Nicholls, Southampton-street, Holborn). Tavistock-place). Smith J. Broughton, Lancashire, calico-printer (Milne and Co. OH Jewry). Stevenson T. Liverpool, merchant (Greaves, Liverpool). Scotney W. V. Oxford-street, linen-draper (Few, New North street, Red Lion-square). Jones T. High-street, St Mary-le-Bone, Carpenter (Rogers, Frith street, Soho) Julian J. Bobber's Mill, Nottinghamshire, miller (Macdougall and Co. Lincoln's Inn). Jackson J Sculcoates, Yorkshire, cabinetmiker (Allen and Co. Furnival's Inn). Knight W. Stonebreaks, Yorkshire, clothier (Townsend, Staple Inn). Kidd T. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sail-cloth manufacturer (Wortham and Co. Castle-street, Holborn). Topping J. L. Bishopsgate-street, grocer (Gladhill and Co. Tokenhouse-yard). Tummer J. Mary le-Bone-street, vintner (Rogers, Manchester-buildings, Westminster). Tills T. Wymondham, Norfolk, cordwainer (Follett, Inner Temple). Tho Levy J. I. Haydon-street, Minories, mas A. Duke-street, St. James's, Roslein merchant (Keys, Somerset-street, Ald- C. H. and Schenling C. Arundel-street, gue). List W. Cateaton-street, ware- Strand (Berry & Co. Walbrook), Taylor J. houseman (Pasmore, Warnford-court). Micklehurst, Cheshire, cotton-spinner Langdale C. N. Thirk, Yorkshire, wine. mhant (E. Chippendale, Temple). Longbottom G. Holbeach; Leeds, clothier, (Gladhili and Payne, Tokenhouse yard) Lucy J. Liverpool (blak dock, Temple). M'Crath A. and Marshall J. Lower Brook street, wine-merchants (Sherwood, Cushion-court, Broad-street). Malcolm Brantford, gardener (Willoughby, Clifford's Ina). Nab's J. Newington-Butts, Surrey, linen-draper (Hurd, Temple). (Milne and Co. Old Jewry). Townley J. Bo ton, Lincolnshire, bookseller (Johnson and Co. Gray's Inn). Trickey B. Plympton Earl, Devonshire, butcher (Street and Co. Philpot-lane). Waller W. Exeter, ironmonger (Williams and Co. Bedford-row). Williams W. Bedwelly, Monmouthshire, malster (Edmond; and Son, Lincoln's Inn). Warwick T. Great Sutton-street, watch-maker (Lyon, Corahill). Weaver R. Hardwick, Herefordshire, miller (Lowndes and Co. Red Lion-square). WilliamsW. Lad-lane, Hewitt J. Birmingham, Feb. 25. Harvictualler (Adams, Old Jewry). Weaver greave E. Whitcombe-street, Jan. 31. E. Newark-upon-Trent, draper (Bleasdale Horn W. and Jackson R. Redcross-street, and Co. New Inn). Warren J. Bishops- Feb. 17. gate-street, merchant (Palmer and Co. Copthall-court). Yates J. Shelton, Staffordshire, manufacturer of china ware (Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street). DIVIDENDS. Addison T. Preston, Lancashire, Jan. 21. Atkinson G. Cloth Fair, Smithfield, Jan. 17, 31. Austin J. Longdon-upon-Tern, Salop, Jan. 26. Ames J. New Road, St. George in the East, Feb. 3. Ayres J. W. Hadleigh, Feb. 10. Boardman B. Ipswich, Feb. 3. Bennet J. M. Brosely, Salop, Jan. 16. Blundell J. Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, Jan. 20. Brown W. and Yoxen J. Jermyn-street, Jan 20. Bryan W. White Lyon-court, Birchin-lane, Jan. 24. Bates R. Cuttle Bridge, Derbyshire, Jan. 22. Bagnet G. Leeds, Jan. 22. Baylis W. Ledbury, Herefordshire, Jan 22, and Feb. 7. Bexon W. Gosport, Feb 21. Barth W. Chester, Feb. 4. Bottomley E. Whitefriars, Jan. 1. Berrow R. Pall Mall, Feb. 7. Bogue P. Whitefriars, Feb. 10. Burke J. F. Cannon-street, Feb. 7. Blackburne, Liverpool, Feb. 11. Coulson J. Crown-street, Finsbury- Drury T. and Gilbert R. Bread street, Edwards J. Wigmore-street, Cavendish square, Jan. 22. Everett R. Great Yarmouth, Jan. 26. Easterby G. Rotherhithe, Jan. 10 and Feb. 14. Evans J. Wolverhampton, Feb. 2. Frank G. Blackman street, Southwark, Jan. 31. Furlonge M. Guildford street, Jan. 20. Fisher S M. Gravesend, Feb. 3. Fuller S. Cambridge, Jan. 31. Graff J and Foley P. D. Tower-Royal, Jan 6. Glover D. Gutter-lane, Feb. 14. Gill G. Charles street, Berkley-square, Feb. 7. Gilding F. Aldersgate-street, Feb. 7. Grainger J. Old Swan-Jane, Feb. 7. Jackson T. Argyle-street, Jan. 24. Jacks W. Bristol, Feb. 21. Jackson J. Lancaster, Jan. 27. Judin F. otherwise Fedor Iwan of Judin, late of Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, Feb. 21. Jones J. Threadneedle-strect, Jan. 31. Kerr P. Old Jewry, Jan. 51. Lock C. Reading, Jan. 15. Lovell T. Shoreditch, Jan. 20. Leach J. A. Jewrystreet, Aldgate, Jan. 30. Lane J. Frazer T and Boylston T. Nicholas-lane, Feb. 7. Lewis W. Dowlais, Feb. 16. Mallison G. Gauxholme, Lancashire, Jan. 16. Pereira M. and Castellan H Old Bethlem, Jan. 31. Moore M. Albemarlestreet, Jan. 24. Moore S. Leicester, Jan. 23. More H. Ironmonger-lane, Feb. 21. Makeig J. Bristol, Jan. 27. Martindale J. St. James's-street, Feb. 7. Mason T. Sheffield, Feb. 9. Noel T. H. Nix J. Chatham, Feb. 14. Brighthelmstone, Jan. 20. Nott T. B. Corse, Gloucestershire, Feb. 5. Nesbitt R. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Feb. 13. Parr W. Lower Shadwell, Jan. 30. Pea- Revett W. Rotherhithe, Jan 17. Watts Roberts D. Statham P. jun. Manchester, Jan 14. Shepherd P. Lynn, Jan. 31. Shedden A. Bristol, Jan. 19. Sawyer K. Isle of Thanet, Jan. 23. Smith G. Upper Harley-street, St. Mary-le-Bone, Jan. 3. Southcomb T. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Jan.27. Sharp R. Armley, Leeds, Jan. 26. SherwinT.Tower-street, Jan. 30. ShipleyT. Walcot, Somersetshire, Jan. 30. Seddon G. Aldersgate-street, Jan. 31. Sutcliffe, W. Halifax, Yorkshire, Feb. 6. Sargeant J Russia-court, Milk-street, Feb. 3. Spicer H. Walden, Feb. 7. Stratton G. Blackfriars-road, Feb. 14. Tunnicliff T. Broom-yard, Feb. 21. Tomlinson R. of New Malton, Yorkshire, Feb. 4. Taylor J. Chatham, Feb. 17. Vickers J. Bath, Feb. 9. Wailis J. Paternoster Row, Jan. 30. Wheeler J. Blackheath, Jan. 24. Wheattall E. Duke-street, Westminster, Jan. 20. Ward H. Curtain-road, Shoreditch, Feb. 3. Walker R. B. Hoddesdon, Herts, Jan. 24. Wilkinson R. and Daniel J. Kingston-upon-Hull, Jan. 27. Wedgberrow, Worces Hennam J. Line-kilns, East Greenwich, ter, Feb. 2. Ward T. Newcastle-uponJan. 17. Hopkins J. Alcester, Jan. 20. Tyne, March 17. Watson B. Mansfield, Henderson A. Fareham, Hants, Feb. 3 Nottinghamshire, Feb. 16. By the WinchesterQuarter of 8 Bushels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140lbs. Averdupois, from the Returns received in the Week ended Jan. 17, 1807. Somerset.. 81 1 41 426 8 Monmouth 79 41 11 87 6 £9 129 5 40s. 3d.; 84 8 37 10/21 4 77 9 38 535 8 Hants Average of England and Wales. Wheat 775. Od.; Kye 47s. 11d.; Barley Devon 45s. 4d.; Pease 49s. 11d.;, Oatmeal Dorset. AGRICULTURAL REPORT. HE frosts, however slight, have been of some benefit to the fallows, which are THE now preparing with expedition for bean-setting. The wheats look in general far better than could have been expected, considering the quantities of rain which have fallen, and we do not yet hear of much mischief from the slug, but the plant is far too forward, and promises too much straw. The old wheats rise beyond expectation, and keep the markets in a declining state: all other crops also in proportion. The turnips have turned out uncommonly abundant, but begin to run in some soils: all kinds of cattle food in the greatest plenty. The early sown pease for podding, forwarder than ever known, whence they will be extremely liable to be cut off by frost. Store sheep and pigs, and good milch cows, higher and in considerabie demand: if any change in store bullocks, rather lower. A Norfolk home-bred bullock of four years old, worth from 151. to 181.-Wool still lower Prices at Smithfield: Beef, 4s. to 5s. 4d-inution, ditto-veal, 5s. to 7s.-house-lamb, 15s to 17s 6d. per quar-. ter, in less demand than usual-pork, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d.―bacon, 6s. 4d.-Irish ditto, 5s. 4d-fat and skins lower. Middlesex, Jan. 25. BILL of MORTALITY, from DEC, 23, 1806, to JAN. 20, 1807. Total Christenings and Burials from Dec. 17, 1805, to Dec 16, 1806. Christened Males 10423 In all 20380 Under 2 years of age 5405 | 20 and 50 - 1829 | 60 and 70 - 1265 Between 2 and 5 5 and 10 10 and 20 In all 17938 90 and 100 99 UNIVERSAL MAG. VOL. VII. |