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At Petersburgh, the Princess Baria- in both of which offices and colonies tinsky, second daughter of Lord Sher- he was so highly and deservedly reborne, and niece of Mr. Coke, of Nor- spected, that his death will long be fok. She was married in England, lamented. He was the youngest broabout eleven months ago, to the Rus- ther of Sir Arthur Pigot, kuta the late sian Prince Bariatinsky, whom she ac- Attorney-General. companied to Russia soon after their At Surinam, aged 22, Licut.George inarriage. Angustus Smith, of the 16th Regiment At Tobago, James Pigot, esq. At- of Light Infantry. He was the youngest torney-General of that island, and son of the late Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Judge of the Admiralty at Trinidad; and expired 5 weeks before his mother.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DIVIDENDS, MARCH 21, 1807, to APRIL 21, 1807, inclusive. [Extracted from the London Gazette.]-The Solicitors' Names are between Parenthesis.

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NDERTON J.near Colne, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, (Duckworth and Co.

Manchester).

Douglas T. Gainsford - street, Horsleydown, corn-dealer, (Pringle, Greville-street, Hatton garden). Da Costa, M SherborneBirchmore T. Market-street, Oxford- lane, (Swain and Co. Old Jewry). Dearmarket. victualler, (Holloway, Chancery- man N. Darfield, Yorkshire, linen-manuJane). Barnes R. Manchester, victualler, (El- facturer, (Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildlis, Cursitor-st.). Burge R jun Edford, So- ings). Davis G. P. and Maokie A Philpotmersetshire, stocking maker, (Bleasdale and lane, coffee-merchants, (Beetham, BouCo New lun). Ball J. Hetherset, Norfolk, verie-street), Davies G. Cranbourn-street, engineer, (Wilde, jun. Castle-st. Falcon- Leicester-fields, linen-draper, (Dewbery, square) Bale T. Manchester, cotton-manu- Conduit - street, Hanover-square). Desfacturer, (Edge, Inner-Temple) Burcher vignes P. Rosbmond-street, Clerkenwell, W. carpenter, Chapel-street, Westminster; watch-case- -maker, (Cockayne and Co. (Theakston, and Co. Surry side of Black- Lion's-Inn). friars Bridge). Burnand W. Old Bond st. coach-maker, (Richardson, Bury-street). Blatchford, P. Liston, Devonshire, miller, (Anstice, Temple). Boggett J. Botherton, Fraser H. Nightingale-lane, East SmithYorkshire, wheelwright, (Battye,Chancery- field, grocer, (Towse, Fishmongers'-hall). Jane). Booth W. Holcame Brook, Lan- Farrenden T. Chichester, brazier, (Lake, cashire, shopkeeper, (Blakelock, Temple). Lincoln's Inn New Square). Finch Bellringer A. Bodmin, Cornwall, linen-dra- W. Westminster, dealer and chapper, (Bigg, Hatton garden). Bloxam, W. man, (Bone and Co. Plymouth Dock). New-road, St. George's in the East, cooper, Foster M. Bell's-close, Northumberland, (Eaton and Co. Birchin-lane). Baker J.Dud- blue-manufacturer, (Atkinson, Chanceryley, Worcestershite, linen-draper, (Devon lane). and Co. Gray's Inn-square).

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Eccles R. Chorley, Lancashire, cottonmanufacturer, (Milne and Co. Old Jewry).

Green T. jun. Blackbutt, Lancashire, Clayton T. Dilworth, Lancashire, tanner, calico manufacturer, (Ellis,Cursitor-street). (Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane). Cooke, Gibson J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen R. Duckenfield, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, draper, (Teasdale and Co. Merchant-Tay(Ellis, Cursitor-street) Cole C. Buckfast- fors-Hall). Grimshaw J. jun. Preston, leigh, Devonshire, feltmonger, (Williams muslin-manufact tirer; (Wiglesworth, Gray's and Co. Lincoln's Inn). Carr B. and Neale Inh-square). Grillett C. and Winter S. T. York, flax-dressers, (Townend and Co. York). Clark J. Long-lane, Bermondsey, hide-salesinan, (Morgan and Co. Sherborne-lane). Collins L. Jones A. and Kerney E. New Bond-street, milliners, (Berry and Co. Walbrook). Coombs R. Lion's- Hussey C. and N. Newgate-street, linenInn,money-scrivener, (Popkin, Dean-street, drapers, (Blandford and Co. Temple). Soho). Clifford, T. Biriningham, meal- Hagston M. W. Charles-street, City-road, man, (Smart and Co. Staple's-Inn). Car- linen-draper, (Hannam, Piazza Chambers, ver G. Kipperholme, Yorkshire, dealer and Covent-garden). Hayter W. Southmolton, Chapman, (Evans, Thavies-Inn).

Lawrence Pountney - lane, merchants, (Coote, Austin - friars). Gray J. East Smithfield, baker, (Noy, Mincing lane). Greengrass C. Purleigh, Essex, baker, (Bigg, Hatton-garden).

Devon, vintner, (Devon and Co. Gray's

Inn-square). Humphry R jun. Honiton, Willmott N. Wyrardisbury, Bucks, wheel-
Devonshire, butter-factor, (Townsend and wright, (Richardson, New Inn). Wilson J.
Co. Houron).
White Horse-street, Ratcliffe, dyer, (Old-

Kershaw J. Manchester, coal-dealer, ham, Nag's-head-court, Gracechurch-st.) (Ellis, Cuisitor-street). Kenworthy C. Watts W. Cas le lane, Borough, leatherand E. Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, dresser, (Annesley, Temple). (Jackson, Temple).

Leigh G. Manchester, baker, (Flis, Cursitor-street). Lambert, W. B Manchester, grocer, (Ellis, Cuisitor-street)

Marshal J Denbigh, Yorkshire, tanner, (Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-garden). Mitchell J. Manningham, Yorkshi e, worsted manufacturer, (Edge, Temple). Mann R Huggin lane, Wood-street, warehouseman, (Adams, Oid Jewry). Maslen W. Lion street, Newington Butts, carpenter, (Smith, York buildings, Bermondsey New road). Mason R. Bermondsey-street, dyer, (Milne and Co. Old Jewry).

Norman J. Bristol, coal-merchant, (Edmunds and Son, Lincoln's Inn). Newsham J. and T. Preston, colton- manufacturers, (Blak-lock, Temple)."

Olivant G. Manchester, merchant, (Ellis, Cursitor street).

Phillips J. Monmouth, shopkeeper, (Williams, Red Lion-square). Parkinson J. and T. Liverpool, curriers, (Ellis, Cursitor-street) Peers J. Liverpool, sadfer, (Davies, Liverpool).

DIVIDENDS.

Adams J. Portsea, Hants, May 5. Alke: M and E. Preston, Lancashire, May 18. Ayerst J. Wintersham, Kent, May 25.

Bentham B and T. and Baikie J. Chatham, April 17. Beatson W. and J. St. Mary-at-Hill, April 21. Bristow, C New gate-street, April 28. Blindell W. Wel wyn, Herrs, April 8. Baldre C. Fram lingham, Suffolk, May 1 Bakers R. L verpool, May 4. Badderly J. Wolver hampton, May 4. Brawn T. Penn, Staf ford, May 4 Bowen H. R. Bath, May 4 Baillie G. and Jaffray J. Finsbury-place May 7. Bowker G. and Chapman J. Mar Barker R. Wellingborough, May 12. Pur R. Manchester, Mai 13. Browne R. Llow's Coffee-house, May 16. Bewdley M. Mar chester, May 16. Brewer T. Chippenha Wilts, May 23.

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Colwill C. Rathbone-place, April 18. Copp J. Stratford, Essex, April 21. Catted S. and Powell W. Lombard-street, Ap. Cullum E. Grundisburgh, Suffolk, Ap Crank W. C. Kensington, May 1. pion J. 11. Gravesend, Kent, May 7 Cu ming P. Union-court, Broad-street, May? Carr J. Pontefract, May 11. Currie D Throgmorton street, May 19. Compton S New-street, Bishopsgate, May 16. Clarke J. Salisbury, May 26 Cowburn J. Pr

Reid W. and Webster W. Manchester, millwrights, (Milne and Co. Old Jewry). Redfern T. Trowbridge, Wilts, surgeon and apothecary, (Williams, Red-Lion sq) Rowton Z. Northampton, factor, (Edmunds and Son, Lincoln's Inn). Kaistrick J. Leeds, dealer and chapman, (Battye, Chancery-lane). Rowe J. Castle-street, ton, Lancashire, May 26. Chinnery F. Falcon-square, merchant, (Swain and Co. Cranbourn-passage, May 90. Old Jewry)

Sowley R. Knowle, Warwickshire, cornfactor, (Smart and Co. Staple's Inn). Sellon A. Honiton, Devonshire, grocer, (Drew and Co. New Inn). Stracey R. and Oliver J Cateatou-street, factors, (Blunt, Broadst.) Shynu J. Stratford, Essex, victualler, (Smith and Co. St. Paul's Church yard). Squire, T. and T Stoke Damarell, Devonshure, tinplate- workers, (Cleather, Plynouth). Symons G Plymouth-dock, mercer, (Davies, Lothbury). Scarth J. Chorlton, Manchester, cotton - spinner, (Foulkes, and Co. Gray's Inn).

Thompson W. Manchester, grover, (Milne and Party, Old Jewry), Turner S. Manchester, innkeeper, (Jackson, Temple). Thomas J. G. Great Ya mouth, Norfolk, linen-draper, (Swain and Co. Old Jewry). Tucker W jun Exeter, serge-manufacturer, (Collins an Co. Spital-square). Taylor J. Pagham, Sussex, shopkeeper, (Hayward, Lumb's Conduit street).

West S. T. Cator, Lincolnshire, scrivener, Pearson, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn).

Dann W. Chatham, April 17. Dear man, R. Barnsley, Yorkshire, and Dea man, R Pindar Oaks, Worsborough, May 5 Dawes J. Camomile-street, May: Donne F.T. Walthamstow, Essex, May 12 Dixon C. Fenchurch-street, June 3.

Emerson G. and King R. St Thomas the Apostle, April 21.

Fawcett T. Old Change, April 14. Fisher F. M. Barbican, April 25. Fearon JP. 1 Upper Grafton-stree, April 25. Faveli M. High-street, Borough, April 28. Fitton E. Bolton on the Moors, Lancashire, May 9 Fisher II. Hawkhurst, Kent, May 25.

Guy W. Devizes, April 27. Gwillim R Worship-street, Finsbury, April 29. Gandon P. Wentworth - street, Whitechapel, May 5.

Harper W. and Wilson J. Cas-le-court-
Budge-row, April 14. Hud-on T. New
Bond-street, April 14. Houlding R. and J
Preston, April 14.
Devon, April 13.
street, April 25.
lane, April 25.

Harman S. Modbury
Hughes J F. Wigmore,
Howett J. St. Martin'
Haydon B. R. Plymouth,

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April 25.
May 5.
May 5.
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May 7. Hunt W. Putney, Surrey, May 9.
Harris R. Maidstone, May 9. Hesketh J.
and Jones W. Liverpool, May 11. Har-
rison J Liverpool, May 12. Hethering
ton A. and Mackie J. Drury-lane, May

Hitchin S. Kingsland - road, Worcester, May 4.
Hube J C. Broadway, Deptford, Cornwall, May 4.
Hall W. Silver-street, Wood-st. Chainbers, May 6.
Hume W Berwi k-upon-Tweed,

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Johnson W. Edgeware-road, May 12.
Isaacs G and M. Bevis-Marks, April 14.
Isard W. East Grinstead, Sussex, April 21.
Kenworthy J. Bollington, Cheshire,
April 14.
Kendrick J. Birmingham,
April 29.

Lewes J. Westminster-Bridge-road, Ap.
28. Lindsay P Greenwich, May 1. Lewth-,
waite J. Liverpool, May 2. Life J. Ripley,
Yorkshire, May 11. Life G. High Har-
rowgate, Yorkshire, May 11. Lloyd H.
Middle Temple Lane, May 16.
B. Curtain-road, June 9.

Leuch J.

Morgan R. Aberdare, Glamorganshire, May 1. Maitland D. Wigan, Lancashire, Campbell W. London, and Wright W. Liverpool, May 2. Manley C. Lion's Inn, May 2. Mles S. Bristol, May 7. Morley J. Sewardstone, Essex, May 9 Montieth J. Gracechurch-street, May 12.

Noble J. Kensington Gravel-pits, May 1. Norman T. Shenstone, Staffordshire, May 9 Pritchard J. Wigmore-street, April 11. Papillon P. J. Swithin's lane, April 21. Powell W. Lombard-street, April 28. Phillips M. Norres-street, May 5. Pickup J. Burnley, Lancashire, May 6. Pearty B. Kendal, Westmorland, May 8. Phillips B and Bacon W. Ewer-street Southwark, May 9.

Rodd E. London-street, April 14. Russell J. Moorfields, April 21. Roberts H.Arreton, Isle of Wight, April 23. Rouse W.

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Roberts T. He'ston,

Russ B. New City Ross A. Minories, May 9. Robertson J. and Hutchinson J. Fleet-street, May 26.

Sutton T.

Smedley 1. Maiden-lane, Wood-street, April 14. Scott J. and G. South-street, Finsbury-square, April 14. Ringmore, Devon, April 17. Stephens W. Exeter, April 18. Stotterd T. and J. Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and Littlewood T. Oldfield, April 20. Smethurst J. and Manguall J. Bolton, Lancashire, April 21 and 28 Shneider R. W. White Lioncourt, Birchin-lane, April 28. Sergent F. Wakefield, Yorkshire, April 30. Scurry F. Kent-road, May 5. Southard G. New Bond street, May 5 Sutton T Ringinore, Devon, May 8. Syms J. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, May 19.

Taylor T. Birmingham, April 14. Tyde.. man J. S. Colchester, Essex, April 15, 0. Tuton, J. and Warring J Leeds, April 22. Treadgold J Portsea, Southampton, Ap.25. Tinkler G. and Risk J. Meard's-court, Wardour-street, Soho, May 2. Titford W. C. Bishopsgate-street, May 16.

Urquhart W. Ratcliffe-cross, April 21.

Weaver W. Gray's-Inn-lane, April 18. Walker W. Stratford, Essex, April 21. Wyatt J. Cheadle, Cheshire, April 23. Wilkinson J. Leeds, Yorkshire, April 23. Wright J. Kebroyd Mill, near Halifax, Yorkshire, Ap. 25. Winch W Tothill-st, Westminster, April 25. Wheatley J. MarkJane, April 25. Wilson W. Colchester, Essex, April 27. Willacy J. W. and T. Liverpool, April 27. Watson S. Blakeney, Norfolk, May 5. Wilson J. Kendal, Westmorland, May 9. Wilkinson S. and Bur rough J. High Wycomb, Bucks, May 9. Wilson W. Patrick Brompton, Yorkshire, May 14. Westwood R. Bristol, May 15.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

NTIL within these few days the weather has been very cold and ungenial, and if an interval of moderate warmth occurred, its good effects were soon undone by the recurrence of N.E. winds. Vegetation has been thus generally retarded, particularly of the spring grasses: in the mean time the tillage lands, especially the strong, sorts, have been dried and well moulded, and the wheats have remained in a most healthy and flourishing state. The wind has for some days set in the S. W. and should it remain westward, with some gentle showers, the season will proceed under the most flattering auspices of plenty.

Notwithstanding the absence of sun, and the backwardness of the spring, never were there more favourable and encouraging reports from every corner of the three united kingdoms than at the present moment. Cultivation and improvement are, in every district, upon the march, and in many upon the alert. The row-culture, and consequent clean tilth, is making its way surely, if slowly; many orders have of late been executed in the breeding counties for labouring oxen, and it is becoming a regular branch among the dealers to supply that species of cattle. The threshing-machine continues to spread; and Mr. Walker, the celebrated mathematician and lecturer, has lately invented a hand threshing engine, at the low price of eight and twelve guiness, calculated for small farmers, which has proved on trial to afewer completely 1 te feu

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The spring corn is nearly all s wn upon a most favourable tilth, and the young crops look beautiful and healthy Pora o pianting proceeds upon an enlarged scale. Turnips and hay nearly eaten up by the vis stock which has been kept in the country this season; and those farmers who have not had the foresight to provide for the exigences of latter spring (and they are not a few), will suffer much.

Country full of live stock: the sale at all the spring fairs dull, store pigs excepted, of which there is yet wanted an increase of the breed. At Barnet fair, rat.le nearly ten per cent.cheaper than last year, which afforded a fine opportunity to those graziers who could buy; but most were deterred by the backwardness of the spring grass. The marshes, however, are open, but rain and sun are much wanted. The tall of lants was never greater, Lor the prospec more favourable Price of wool continues steady. The corn-markets have been glutted of late with superabundant supplies, and Smrb field has overflowed with fat cattle: prices as under-beef, 3s to 5s. 6d-nutron, 4s to 53-lamb, 5s. 6d. to 7s 6d-veal, 4s. 6d. to 7s.-pork, 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. fai, sod. London baca, 6s. 4d.-Irish, 5s.

Middlesex, April 24.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN,

By the WinchesterQuarter of 8 Bushels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 14ths: Averdupois, from the Returns received in the Week ended April 18, 1807.

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