Nev. 3. Spittle, J. Dariston, Staffordshire, victualler. Att. Heeley, Walsall, Stafford.

Rayson, H. Liverpool, druggist. A. Griffith, Liverpool. Frodsham, H. E. Liverpool, baker. Att. Phillips, Liverpool. Redfern, W. Nottingham, hosier. Att. Bigsby and Co. Nottingham.

Woodman, J. Topsham, Devonshire, maltster. Alt. Pidsley, Exeter.

Carruthers, J. Bristol, grocer. Att. Chapman, St. Mildred's court, Poultry.

Richardson, T. Mount Pleasant, Stepney, dealer. Alt. West,
Charter House street.

Hawkins, J. jun. Mill Pond street, Bermondsey, boat build-
er. Att. Saward, Princes street, Rotherhithe.
Holton, R. Woburn, Bucks, maltster. Att. Crafts, High
Wycombe, Bucks.

Nov. 7. Pope, H. Katcliff cross, victualler.
and Co. Mark lane.

Att. Holmes

Francis, F. Chiswick, Middlesex, smith. Att. Freame, Gt. Queen street, Lincoln's Inn fields.

Martin, W. M. Gosport, bookseller. Att. Parsons, Gosport. Livermore, T. sen. Chelmsford, grocer. Alt. Beaurain and Co. Union street, Bishopsgate street.

Kirkman, E. Portsmouth, linen draper. Att. Berry and Co. Bucklersbury.

Rudd, J. High Holborn, cheesemonger. Att. Noy, Mincing lane.

Webster, J. Manchester, painter. Att. Wetherall, Spring Gardens, Manchester.

Swaine, R. and J. Halifax, E. Swaine, London, H. Swaine, Halifax, J. Swaine, Halifax, H. Ramsbotham, Bradford, York, merchants. Alt. Blunt and Co. Old Pay Office, Broad street.

Bullock, E. Birmingham, milliner. Att. Ballard, Malvern, Worcestershire.

Johnson, J. and J. Statham, Twickett's Mills, Northampton, and T. Johnson, Hyde street, Bloomsbury, millers. Au. Swain and Co. Old Jewry.

Isaacs, A. George street, Minories, money scrivener. Att. Poole, Dowgate Hill.

Parrock, John, Castle street, Holborn, jeweller. Att. Poole, Dowgate Hill.

Winter, W. L. Albion place, Blackfriar's road, stationer. Alt. Flashman, Ely place, Holborn.

Jackson, G. Swithin's labe, merchant. Att. Hurle, Cloaklane.

Cuthbert, A., T. Brooke, and G. R. Cunibers, Gutter lane, merchants. Aut. Scott, St. Mildred's court, Poultry.

Clegg, E. Stafford, shopkeeper. Alt. Collins and Co. Statford.

Nov. 14. Meredith, R. Oxford street, linen draper. Att. Hurle, Cloak lane.

Abbott, R. Thomas street, Horselydown, spirit merchant. Att. Sheffield, Great Prescott street, Goodman's fields. Levy, J. New Lisle street, Leicester square, oilman. Att. Keys, Somerset street, Whitechapel.

Bridger, J. jun. Mortlake, tallow chandler. Att. Woods, Godalming, Surrey.

Horner, J. Framwellgate, Durham, tanner. At. Maynard,

Durham.

Halse, R. Sowton, Devon, miller. Att. Williams and Co. Exeter.

Wood, R. and T. Liddal!, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturers. Att. Mence, Barnsley.

Lawton, H. Buslingthorpe, Yorkshire, clothier.Att.Battye, Huddersfield.

Griffiths, W. Llannelly, Carmarthen, shopkeeper. Att. James, Gray's inn square.

Marr, A. Gravel lane, Southwark, baker. Att. Sherwood, Canterbury square, Southwark.

Levin, B. B. Great Ali street, merchant. Att. Hurle, Cloak lane.

Appleby, J. Chatham, linen draper. Att. Berry and James, Bucklersbury.

Jones, J. Enstone, Oxfordshire, victualler. Att. Aplin, Charlbury.

Taylor, A. Newent, Gloucestershire, shopkeeper. Att. Whitcombe and Co. Gloucester.

Pearson, J. Altham, Lancashire, and T. Spence, Blackburn, Lancashire, corn dealers. Att. Dewhurst, Blackburn.

Bowen, T. Rhodiad, Pembrokeshire, shopkeeper. Att. Tanner, Bristol.

Brunn, S. Charing cross, sword cutler. Att. Luard, New square, Lincoln's inn.

Bruton, J. L. Princes street, Rotherhithe, mariner. Oakley, New London street, Crutched Friars. Rattary, W. King street, Deptford, cheesemonger. Howard, Jewry street, Aldgate.

Att.

Att.

Thompson, K. Brancepeth Parks, Durham, dealer. Hines, Durha▾.

Alt.

Scales, W. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Att. Cotsworth, Hull.

Watson, J. jun. and P. Catterall, Preston, Lancashire, cotton spinners. Att. Winstanley, Preston.

Foss, C. Catherine court, Tower hill, merchant. Att. Ri vington, Fenchurch buildings.

Watson, J. and J. Watson, jun., J. Watson, and D. Ains worth, Preston, Lancashire, cotton spinners. Att. Winstanley, Preston.

Myers, J. Whittle, Lancashire, cotton spinner. Att. WinStanley, Preston.

All.

Headen, S. Threadneedle street, insurance broker.
Passmore, Warnford court, Throgmorton street.
Ellis, C. Jermyn street, Westminster, tallow chandler. Alt.
Courteen, College hill.

Parry, C. Liverpool, currier. Att. Stanisstreet and Co. Liverpool.

Smith, H. Albemarle street, Hanover square, wine merchant. Att. Hogarth, Staple's inn.

White, W. Southampton row, Russel square, baker. Att. Gregory, Clement's inn.

Tolson, P. and R. Leeds, merchants. Alt. Pottle, Leeds. Hassall, G. Birmingham, perfumer. Att. Lee and Co. Birmingham.

Watmargh, R. and R. W. Clapham, Liverpool, soap boilers. Att. Bardswell and Co. Liverpool.

Jones, J. Limehouse, baker. Att. Richings, Ely place. Shiptett, 4, Fenchurch street, merchant. 4. Unwin, Shadwell

Watson, J., and J. Watson, jun., and J. Watson, Preston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers. Att. Winstanley, Preston.

Reeve, J. Holborn, umbrella maker. Att. Swann, Fore st. Cunnington, G. Webber street, St. George's fields, baker. Att. Cruckshank, Great St. Helen's.

Coleman, H. Mere, Wiltshire, butcher. Att. Seymour, Mere, Wiltshire.

Nov. 10. Wagstaff, J. and R. Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinners. Att. Duckworth and Co. Manchester. Forster, J. Sunderland, linen draper. Att. Hunter, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Hare, M. Exeter, cabinet maker. Att. Maunder, Exeter. Pears, S. Bread street, warehouseman, and J. Watson, J. Watson, juu. and J. Watson, Preston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers. Att. Crowder and Co. Frederick's

place. Old Jewry.

Riley, J. Sheffield, grocer. Att. Sargent, Sheffield.
Gibson, T. Mirfield, Yorkshire, carpenter. 4. Rylab,
Dewsbury.

Fortnum, W. Ball alley, Lombard street, stationer. Palmer and Co. Copthall court, Throgmorton street.

CERTIFICATES.

Nov. 14.-G. Carver, Hipperhelme, Yorkshire, dealer. J. Burnett, Preston, Lancashire, linen draper.-J. Freeman, Bermondsey, victualler.-J. Simmonds, Southampton row, Bloomsbury, upholsterer.

Nov. 21.-8. C. Pringle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer.W. Dickinson, Upholland, Lancashire, plumber.-J. Crowther and J. Watson, Manchester, cotton spinners. -E. Kendall, Tabernacle Walk, Finsbury square, tallow chandler.-T. Luckhurst, Canterbury, draper.-J. Bell, Castor, Lincolnshire, mercer.-J. Cowburn, Preston, Lancashire, calico manufacturer.-J. Hurry, Nag's Head court, Gracechurch street, merchant.-T. Gregory, Newcastle upon Tyne, drysalter.-A. 1. Bing, Great Prescott street, Goodman's fields, merchant.

Nov. 24.-J. Stevens, Reading, grocer.-H. Binden, Thornbury, Gloucestershire, bacon factor.-R. Armistead, Giggleswick, Yorkshire, cotton spinner.-P. Desvignes, Rosoman street, Clerkenwell, watch easemaker.-W. Finch, Westminster, dealer.

Nov. 28.-J. Hollyoake, Brixton row, Surrey, dealer.-P.. Degraves, Cheapside, and T. Bainbridge, Manchester, warehousemen.-H. Keale, Liverpool, merchant.-T. Parsons, Bath, leather breeches maker.

Dec. 1.-J. Hill, Salford, Somersetshire, dealer:-T. Carden, St. Michael's alley, Cornhill, merchant.-W.Booth, Fenchurch buildings, money scrivener.-W. lees, Liverpool, merchant.-T. Prigmore, Baker's row, Coldbath square, refiner of oil.-W. Cowperthwaite, Manchester, manufacturer.-J. Stainsby, Cornhill, wcollen draper.-R. Grater, Plymouth Dock, money, scrivener. Dec. 5.-J. Roxburgh, Winchester street, insurance broker.-R. Roe and C. Moore, Bristol, merchants.-J. C. Stocqueler and J. Andrade, Abchurch laue, insurance brokers.-J. Bruckner, Southampton street, Hanover sq. ladies' shoemaker.-T. F. Careless, Counter street, Bo rough, corn chandler.-M. Macklin, Southmoulton, silversmith.-R. Meadley, Newcastle upon Tyne, patten maker. T. Douglas, Gainsford street, Horsieydown corn dealer,

STATE OF TRADE.

Lloyd's Coffee-House, 20th November, 1807. A small fleet of India-men has lately arrived consisting of four vessels only, the Lord Eldon and Fortune from Bengal, and the Lord Keith and Ocean from Bengal and Ben coolen, their cargoes are as follows viz. Saltpetre 7050 bags. Sugar 5827 bags. Coffee 4 bags. Hemp 96 bales. Black pepper 1,450,811 lbs. White pepper 149,873 lbs. all Company's Goods. Cotton 1190 bales. Piece goods 4 bales. Vermillion 17 boxes, Camphor 26 boxes. Indigo 1462 chests. Raw silk 150 bales. Sugar 973 bags. 10 boxes. Cotton thread 6 bales. Gum arabic 177 chests. Madeira wine 17 pipes and 7 half chests. Sal ammoniac 23 chests. Rice 2 bags. Benjamin 71 bags and 63 chests all Privilege Goods. Besides several other parcels of goods, the particulars of which are not yet known. The Hon. the East-India Company have declared for sale on the 4th instant the following goods viz.

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Privilege 6016 bales cotton wool.-Private-trade 786 bales cotton wool on Friday, 27th November, 1807.-Prompt 11th March, 1808, Company's 37,000 cwt. Sugar on Tuesday, December 1, 1807.-Prompt 19th March, 1808. Company's damaged coast piece goods on Wednesday 16th December, 1807. Prompt 19th March 1808. We are sorry to state the market for West India produce still continues very dull indeed, however some very large sales have been lately made by public sale, little short of 7000 casks of sugar the prices were from 52s. to 63s. per cwt. and large as this quantity may appear, it was not half the amount of what was offered for sale, but purchasers were not to be had at even reduced prices. This article scarcely leaves the planter 15s. per cwt. net for his sugar, whereas to pay him for his labour requires at least 26s. per cwt. thus unfortunately are the planters and the West India merchants circumstanced, with over-loaded warehouses full of produce, and the latter respectable body of men labouring under heavy advances of money for their disbursement of duties, freight, insurance, warehouse rent &c. &c. We however expect that will receive some aid, through the medium of parliament at its next meeting.

Factory and British merchants resident at Lisbon and Oporto that by the timely intimation given to them by order of the Prince Regent, they have got safe home, with almost all their property, for as the Porteguese pay in wine our merchants took the wise precaution of securing themselves by such payinent, ere they took leave of the country. In our humble opinion, the total prohibition of French produce particularly the article of brandy should instantly take place; as by continuing its importation the Frenchman gets gold out of this country for it, and the American ship owner pockets the remainder for commission for purchasing, neutralizing it, and likewise his freight: thus do we pay two parties undeserving of our support. With all the manœuvres of Buonaparté he cannot prevent even the Dutch trading with us, as several vessels have entered at our custom house lately from Holland, and many more are expected, loaded with all kinds of French, Flemish, Dutch, and Italian, merchandize; nor is he able to stop our friendly intercourse with Russia.

We are happy to state from undoubted authority, that some capital returns have already arrived from South America, and one instance has been of old unsaleable shop goods having produced a London adventurer full 300 per cent. on his invoice, the trade therefore, if possible to obtain it, would prove desirable. Irish linens and cambrics bear an uncoinmon price in that country, and almost any quantity of them could be sold, if made up in small pieces of eight or nine yards in length. from Virginia, has been 59,496 cwt. of toIn one week our import into London alone bacco and from France 400 hhds of claret: two articles which bring in a considerable revenue to the state.

LONDON IMPORTS, FROM OCTOBER 16 To NOVEMBER 20.

pro

5,889 1,951

Kid

No. 110,006 125,437

472

Others

Corn, Wheat

lasts 45

81

bars 65,169

21,785

bags 735

Barley

Beans

Oats

Peas Wine, Port

Wood, Dant. Fir ps. 11,590

Pant. Deals - c. 80,847

Others

Norway do.

2,138

bales 225

9

Norway do. Sugar Coffee Brandy Gin

8,186

- -- 1

pipes 1,451

105 - 43

8888881838 83/18818

PP PPP P

PPPP

PPP

3

111

633

63

63

631