Mills R. A. and Harding J. late of Sher- factor, (Kearsey, Bishopsgate Within). rard-street, Golden square, japanners, Rutter R. Blackburn, currier, (Ellis, Cur(Howell, Sion-College-Gardens). Middle- sitor-street). Restorick W. Cole's-Mill, coat N. Tregony, inn keeper, (Palmer and Colyton, miller, (Abbott, Old BroadCo Copthall-court." Mason W. Heartley- street). Rumbold R Burr-street, merplace, Kent-road, brandy-merchant (kup chant, (Bourdillon and Co. Little Fridaypon, Bermondsey-street, Southwark).

Le Norman P and Dornant Mary Henry, otherwise Dornant M. H. Kent-road, soap maniacturer, (Kigby, Temple). Newell J and S. Stoke, Stafford, carriers, (Rose and Co. Gray's-inn-square) Napper P. Bristol, haberdasher, (James, Gray's-innsquare).

Ogden J. Oldham hater, Lancaster, (Townshend, Staple-Inn). Oakley F. Hereford, wool-stapler, (Walton, Girdler's hall, Basing-hall-street)

street)

Sules J. Air-street, carpenter, (Rice and Co. Dufour's-place, Broad-street). Skaite R. Liverpool, ironmonger. (Shephard and Co. Bedford-row). Smith J Manchester, cotton manufacturer, (Kay and Co. Manchester). Shepherd J Horton - Mills, Colebrook. leather seller (Pavies, Lothbury). Simons J. Leicester, druggist, (Egerton, Gray's-Inn) Spottiswoode, R. Austin Friars, scrivener, (Wadeson and Co. Austin Friars).

Parke, S F. East Smithfield, liquor- Topp T. Manchester, cotton-manufac merchant, (Smith and Co. Great St. turer (Ellis, Cursitor-street) Troutbeck Helen's): Payne W. Bath, druggist, C. Rathbone-place, upholsterer, (Anrici, (Sweet, King's-Bench-Walks). Prentis J. Sion-College-Gardens). Tebb T. WarBoston, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, dour-street, currier, (Swinford, Nicholas (Edmund's, Lincoln's-Inn). Parkinson F. lane). Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, ~ (Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-building's, Holborn). Perring J. Chalford, clo hier, (Chilton, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn). Peters J G. Chatham, confectioner, (Cooper and Co. Southampton-buildings). Piper W. Chester-street, Kennington, bricklayer, (Howard, Temple).

Unsworth E. Ardwick, Manchester, cotton- spinner, (Ellis, Cursi or- street). Underhill S. Sheerness, slopselier, (Templer, Burr-street).

Wickstead R. Cary-lane, scrivener, (Falcon, Elm-court). Wheeler J. Abingdon, grocer, (Maddock and Co Lincoln'sInn). Wolfe B. Charlotte-street, BlackRobinson C. Wood street, cloth-worker, friar's, oilman, (Hatton, Dean-street). (Gale and Son, Bedford-street). Royds, Wright W. Ashby-de la Zouch, dreper, Littleborough, woollen manufacturer, Leicester, (Atkinson, Castle street). Wil(Hurd, Temple). Rowntree R. Holder- liams W. Park street, Islington, carpenter, ness, miller, (Rosser and Son, Bartlett's (Jackson, Hatton Garden). Warts W. buildings). Robinson T. Great St. Helen's, Gloucester, victualler, (Simmons, Bristol).

PRICES OF CANAL; DOCK, FIRE-OFFICE, WATER WORKS, and BREWERY SHARES, &c. &c.

TH

crops.

May 21, 1808.

Hope ditto ditto, 25s. per Share prem.
Rock Life Assurance, 5s. ditto.
East London Water works, 607. ditto.
West Middlesex ditio,

South London ditto, 557. ditto.
Golden-lane Brewery, 801. per share.
Southwark ditto, Par

London Institution, 85gs. per share
Eagle Insurance, 58. per share prem.

L. WOLFE and Co. Canal, Dock, & Stock Brokers.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

HF inte intervals of warm and seasonable weather, with the intervening genial showers, have produced a favourable alteration upon the wheats and spring The cross harrowing and ploughing of fallows have succeeded well. In some parts the breaking of summer pastures has commenced with tolerable promise. The scarcity of cattle food is no longer apprehended as the effects of a long and cold winter, and of the relief from grass no doubt is in general entertained Vegetation, which had been retarded through the absence of the sun and warmth, has recovered-sur

prisingly the spring grasses in particular have been much bencfired.

:

The spring

corn is generally sown, and the young crops begin to look well and healthy. The accoums from the north are no longer alarming.

With very few exceptions, every agricultural process is going on prosperously, and in the usual train. Early potatoes promise to plant finely, and if the season should be tolerably moist, it may possibly be a great potatoe year

Though all sorts of catile and pigs are in great plenty all over the country, the probability that fat stock would be scarce in the summer, from the backwardness of the spring, has somewhat declined in consequence of the late favourable change of the

weather.

In the late scarcity of cartle food, experienced in the early part of the season, the thousand headed cabbage mentioned in the last report has been found to be of the utmost utluy: happily this new plant is found to resist the severest climates. The late scarcity and dearth of hay and fodder, in general, is still felt in the vales, and prices of lean stock, the value of which is not yet recovered.

Smithfield-Beef, 4s. 6d. to 5s. 6d.; mutton, 4s. 8d. to 5s. 4d.; lamb, 6s. to 7s. 4d.; veal, 5s. to 6s. 4d.; pork, 4s. 8d. to 5s. 8d. /

Middlesex, May 25.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN,

By the WinchesterQuarter of 8 Bushels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140lbs. Averdupois, from the Returns received in the Week ended May 14, 1808.

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