OHREN, MAGNESS, and CO. Broad-street, Ratcliffe, stationers. Jan. 9. [Collins and Co. Spitalsquare. Nov. 28.

PROSSER, WILLIAM, Hereford, grocer, Jan. 12. Commercial Hotel, Hereford. [Cleave, Hereford; and Dax and Co. Doughty street.] Dec. 1. REARSON, ISAAC, Stayley Bridge, Lancaster, cornfactor, Jan. 12, Bridgwater-Arms, Manchester. [Clarke and Co. Fountain-street, Manchester; and Appleby and Co. Gray's inn-square.] Dec. 1. PURCELL, JAMES, George-street, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, victualler, Jan. 9. and Feb. 2. [Shuter, Millbank-street, Westminster.] Dcc. 22. ROBINSON, NATHANIEL, Smedley, Manchester, manufacturer, Jan. 9. Dog, Manchester. [Hadfield, Manchester; and Makinson, Middle Temple.] Nov. 28

RHIND. ALEXANDER, Lime-street, merchant, Jan. 2. and 23. [Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broadstreet.1 Dec. 12.

ROBOTHAM, THOMAS, Derby, grocer. Jan. 1, 2. and 23, New-inn, Derby. [Greaves, Derby; and Long and Co. firav's-inn.] Dec. 19. SAVAGE, JOHN, Hansworth, near Birmingham, Stafford, rope-maker, Jan. 16. [Mawley, Adam's place, High-street, Southwark.] Dec. 5. SHACKLETON, SAMUEL, Leeds, York, shopkeeper, Jan. 16, Sessions House, Leeds. (Granger, Leeds, and Lake, Dowgate-hill.] Dec. 5. SCULTHORPE, HENRY, Nottingham, linen-draper, Jan. 23, Punch Bowl, Nottingham. (Percy, Nottingham; and Long and Co. Gray's-inn.] Dec.

19.

SURR, JOHN, Aldersgate-street, surgeon, Jan. 2, and 30. [Griffith, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn. Dec. 19.

ST. BARBE, JOHN, Austin-friars, ship-owner, Jan. 2, and 30. [Blunt and Co. Broad-street-buildings.] Dec. 19.

THWAITES, WILLIAM GRAY, Great James

[Hackett,

street, Bedford-ro. dealer, Jan. 12. New-court, Swithen's-lane ] Dec. 1. TOWNEND, RICHARD, Jun. Aldermanbury, merchant, Jan. 12. [Hackett, New-court, Swithin'slane.] Dec. 1.

TOZER, ROBERT, Plymouth-dock,

stone-metchant, Jan. 16. [Bromley, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-inn? Dec. 5.

THOMAS, JOHN, Tabernacle-walk, St. LokeL slate-merchant, Jan. 23. [Hughes, Clifford's-ina.] Dec. 2.

TAYLOR, THOMAS Oxford, grocer, Jan. 26, Town Hall, Oxford [Walsh, Oxford; and Pownall, Staple-inn.1 Dec. 12.

TAYLOR, JOSEPH, East Smithfield, tobacconist, Jan 9, and 30. [Dennett and Co. King's Armevard, Coleman-street.] Dec. 19

TIMOTHY, WILLIAM, Leigh, Worcester, farmer,
Jan. 4, 5, and 30, Star and Garter. Worcester.
[Ballard, Malvern; and Best, Easton-street,
Euston-square.] Dec. 19.

TOMPKIN. WILLIAM, Nottingham, hosier, Jan.
1, and Feb. 2. Flying Horse. Nottingham Payne,
Nottingham; and Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-inn.]
Dec. 22.
VILLIERS, CLAUDRENE FREDERICK, Ledbare,
Hereford, druggist. Jan. 9, Commercial Rooms.
Bristol. [Cross, Bristol: and Thompson, Gray's-
inn-square. Nov. 28.

WHITE, JOHN, Portland-street, Portland-place.
Inerchant, Jan. 9. [Brutton, Old Broad-street.]

Nov. 28.

WABEY, JOHN, Welwyn, Hertford, men'man, Jan. 16 [Archer, Whitechapel-mad.] Dre. 5. WRIGHT, WILLIAM, and CO. Aldermanhary,

merchants, Jan. 26. [Walton and Co. Basinghall-street 1 Dec. 15.

WATSON, WILLIAM, and Co. Love-lane. FastCheap, ale and porter merchants. [Harrison, Foley-street, Portland-place.] Dec. 15.

ADAMS, T. Preston Bagot, Dec. 28

Aldham, W. Borough Hill, Jan. 2

Azz. T. Water la. Jan. g

Austin, J. Longden-upon-Tern.

Browning, W. St. Mary Axe, Dec. 12

Barly, J. Plymouth. Dec. 28

Banks, D. Stonehouse, Dec. 28 Bickford, J. Landuloh. Dec. 28 Bishop, W. Zealand, Dec. 29 Bishop, J. J. Leighton Hall, Dec. 20

Bishop, C. High-st. Jan. 19 Brown, R. High-st. Jan. 2 Bilger, M. sen, and Co. Piccadilly, Jan. 5

Bendy, Charles-sq- Jan. 16 Bragg, J. Queen-st. Dec. 15 Buck, C. Southwark, Jan. 16 Bourne, W. Bridgnorth, Jau. 9 Broughton, E. Ombersley, Jan.

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Ratcliffe-highway,

Jardison, T. Birmingham, Jan. 6
Jordan, E. Norwich, Jan. 15
Kemp, R. Bury St. Edmund`s,
Dec. 94

Kell, J. Broughton. Dee.
King, R. Duke-st. Jan. 8
Keary, W. Inswich. Jan. 20
Laing, G. George-ya. Dec. 19
Low, T. Lancaster. Dec.
Lowe, W. Macclesfield, Jan, t
Lingford, T. Cranbourne-st.
Jan. 8

Lloyd, P. Birmingham, Jan. 5
Leach, H. and Co. Bristol.
Jan. 5

Lynnell, S. and Co. Chatham, Jan. 9

Lloyd, W. jun. Thames-st. Jan. 9

Lancaster, J. Michael's Grove, Jan. 9

Meacock, R. Liverpool. Dee. I M'Master, W. J. Red-lion-4°. Dec. 29

Marshall, J. Cleckheaton, Dec.

Barnard, S. and Lazarus, -, Ross, Herefordshire, pawnbrokers.

Beaumont, B Beaumont, W. Wrigley, J. and Diggles, J. Spring Mill, Oldham, Lancaster, cottonspinners.

Beatson, J. M'Ghie, B. A. and Myall, E. Castle.co. Birchin la. ship-agents.

Creed, G. Hemel Hempsted, and Rumball, J. H. St. Alban's, Herts, land-surveyors.

Cripps, R. and French, J. Bristol, watch-makers. Coston, M. and Campbell, J. Bank of England, stock-brokers.

Cox, J. and Young, T. St. Cathbert's Wells, Somersel, millers.

Coo er, T. S. and Easom, J. J. mercers.

Clarke, J. Huntly, W. S. Chitty, R. Back, J. Court, J. W. and Foord, R. Union coach proprietors.

Dean, T. Rainow and Burgess, T. Macclesfield, Cotton-s inuers.

Drinkwater, J. jua. and Syers, G. Liverpool, brokers. Dunnage, G. and Larkin, T. Anderston Works, near Glasgow, calico printers.

Dickenson, J. and Hartley, J. Keighley, York, wheelwrights.

Dixon, R. and J. Harrow-on-the-Hill, farmers.

Day, W. and Telfor, S. St. George's in the East, iron dealers.

Emerson, E. Milner, T. and Dum, R. Peyton, Durham, steel-manufacturers.

Eggleston, M. and Burr, T. Shrewsbury, Salop, plumbers.

Frearson, J. Cook, W. Hall, J. and Haywood, G. Nottingham, lace-manufacturers.

Fox, J. and Nicho'son, J. Barnsley, York, linenmanufacturers.

Featherston, P. and Baldwin, J. Fetter-la. jewellers. Flook, D. and Flook, M. Kingswood-hill, Gloucester, boot-makers.

Gardner, S. and Gardner, J. Stroud, Gloucester, millwrights

Granger, B. and Granger, S. Narrow-st. Ratcliffe, lightermen.

Gompertz, B. and Montefiore, H. T. Shorter's-co. Gonner, E. S. and Kight, G. Colchester, seedsmen. Goodrop. J. M. and Sloper, J Bath, millers. Gadderer, C. Snell, T. and Rawley, J. Mill Wall, Poplar, timber merchants.

Howorth, D. and Howorth, H. Audenshaw, Law. Caster, muslin manu'acturers

Hebert, L. and Cresswell, J. Dowgate hill, nailironmongers.

Hewson, R. and Backhouse, J. Birmingham, japan

ners.

Horsfall, J. and R. Leeds, York, wuol staplers. Hopkins, T and W. Uppingham. Rutland, drapers, Hockey, J. and Pouchée, L. J. Bartlett's bu. Holborn, coal-merchants.

Hoare. J. and Simpson, T. Throgmorton-st. stock. brokers.

Haslehurst, T. and G. Harworth, Nottinghamshire, brick-makers.

Heath, J. and Cotton, W. Nottingham, whipmanufacturers.

Jonas, J. and Bing, J. Commercial-chamber, Minories, commercial-agents.

Jewitt, W. and Ragg, G. Wicker, Sheffield, penknife makers.

Jones, A. Ross, Herefordshire, and Jones, E. Stroud, Gloucestershire, wool-stapiers.

Illingworth, D. and lilingworth, W. Kighley, York,

mercers.

Jackson, J. and Davies, T. Poultry, hatters. Killbe. W. and Marks, T. Rochford, Essex, win merchants.

Kelsul, J. Kelsall, J. and Russell, J. London and Hoxton Town, leather dressers.

Kneller, W. G. and Yeats, T. P. Bethnal-green, black silk dyers.

Lilckendoy, G. and Harrison, W. Parson's-st. Wellclose sq. sugar refiners

Litt, J. and Litt. T. T. Manchester and Love Clough, calico-printers.

Lyon, J. and J. Wigan, Lancaster, cotton-merchants.

Laing, J. P. an J. South Shields, ship builders. Lomas, R. and T. Shude Hill, Manchester, corndealers.

Leggatt, C. and Revell, T. Farm-street-mews, St.
George's, Hanover sq. veterinary-surgeons.
Lowe, R. and Hatherill, H. Stratford, Essex, china
and glass warehousemen.

Marsden, W. M. Gordon, A. and Johnson, J. Sal ford, Lancaster, brewers.

Moxon, R. W. Moxon, J. and Frost, J. Kingstonupon-Hull, rone-makers.

Morris, W and James, R. O. Falmouth, merchants. Munday, E. and Munday, S. Leadenhall-market, salesmen.

Morel, L. and Barrell, W. Brewer-st. Golden-sq. oil-warehousemen.

M'Brair, R. and Edmonston, L. Cullum-st. Fenchurch st. merchants.

Nicholson, J. and J. Botchergate, Cumberland, ironmerchants.

Niblett, C. and Rand, J. Guildford, solicitors.

Navler, M. and G. Darlington, Durham, leatherdressers.

Newman, W. and Hayward, G. St. Martin's-leGrand.

Outtram, J. and Cook, J. Godalming, Surrey, shopkeepers.

Osborne, W. Osborne, F. Turpin, J. and Rising, M. New Bridge-st, milliners.

Prideaux, W. Bedfall, T. and Farwell, G. Totness, Devon, bankers.

Penn. T. and Aylmer, G. J. Cheapside, wine-mer

chants.

Paxton, H. and Walter, T- Warwick-st. Golden-sq. cheesemongers.

Roberts, J. Clayton, T. and Amory, J. Shefeld, silver-platers.

Riddell, A. Watts, J. T. Thomson, I S. Hallings worth, W. and Hoffham, L. Weston st. Southwark, brewers.

Robinson, G. and Robinson, S. Fenchurch-st, sta

tioners.

Randall, J. and Randall, J. G. Carriage Mart, Pan-
cras-st. Tottenham-court-road, auctioneers.
Ping. J. J. and Reeks, W. Portsea, bikers.
Smith, H. and Price, T. Tothiilläelds, Westminster,
linen-drapers.

Simons, T. and Pass, W. Curtain-road, dvers.
St. Aubyn. J. Carsenter, C. Shiels, T. C. and
Johns, H. J. Plymouth Dock, bankers.

Somes, S. F. Docker, J. and Somes, J. Broad at.
Ratcliffe, sail makers.

Sowerby, G. and Morley, J. King st. Cheaparde, Scotch warehousemen.

Stark, W. Stark, M. jun. and Thompson, W. Norwich, bombazeen and lustre dressers.

St ong, J. and Wilcocks, J. Well st. Cripplegate, wine me chints.

Smith, M. Smith, J. S. and Smith, J. M. Noth amotan, lace-manufacturers.

Taylor, G. and Vaughan, W. Bristol, maltaters. Turner, T. and Turner, S. Framfield, Sussex, shopkeeners.

Turnley, J. and Turnley, R. H. Red-cross-co. Great Tower-st. lightermen.

Turner, J and Broomhead, W. Ridgway, Derby, sickle manufacturers.

Tarnbull, P. E. Turnbull, A. and Sewell, W. Gibraltar.

Terrall, W. Bird, B. Reek, L. and Grigg, F. G. Bristol, issuers of silver tokens.

Tucker, I. and Traer, W. Crediton, Devonshire, worsted spinners.

Tolley, S. and Wootton, R. jun. Kidlington, Oxfordshire, maltsters.

Tunstall D. and Girling, A. Earl co. Kennington, Varnishers of leather.

Wilding. G. and Thompson, J. Preston, Lancaster, corn-dealers.

Welchman, E. and Welchman, R. Brackley, Nor. thampton, tanners.

Wrigley, R. Wrigley, H. and Jackson, J. Spotland Bridge, Lancaster, cotton-spinners

Wiseman, W. and Hopper, W. Bishop Wearmouh, Durham, brick-makers,

Wollow, J. and Warsop, T. Nottingham, bobca• net-lace-manufacturers.

Whitaker, E. and Whitaker, R. S. Holbeck, York, maltsters.

Wilson, J. and Cameron, E. S. Totness, Devon, brewers.

Whitmore, J. and Broadhurst, J. Foster la Cheapside, silk manufacturers.

Wedgewood, J. Hollins, S. Daniel, J. Clowes, W. Warburton, P. Pouson, J. and Pownal, W.✅ the Staffordshire Potteries, earthenware manu, facturers

Zacary, L. and Roberts, E. Wolverhampton, mit

деть.

1818.

JOHN BOGAERTS, of Air street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, Gentleman; for a method or methods tor raising or lowering water, on canal locks. Com municated to him by a person residing abroad. Dated November 10, 1818.

EDWARD WOOLLEY, of Bilston, Staffordshire; for an improvement in the machinery tor making wood screw forgings. Dated November 10, 1815.

JAMES INGLEDEW, of Little College-street, Westminster, Middlesex, Licensed Victualier; igr the means of effecting a saving in the consumption of the ordinary articles of fuel, by the application of certain well known materials hitherto unused for that purpose. Dated November, 10, 1818.

MOSES POOLE, of Lincoln's-Inn, Middlesex, Gentle man; for the application of known mastics or cements to various purposes, such as modelling statutes, making slabs, raising or impressing figures, or other ornamental appearances; also the covering of houses, and in any other manner in which mastic or cement, may or can be applied. Communicated to him by a person residing abroad. Dated November 10, 1818.

JOHN GRAFTON, late of London, and now of Edinburgh, Engineer; for a process or method of making carbonated hydrogen gas, for the purpose of illumination. Dated November 10, 1818.

JOHN HADDEN, jun. of Aberdeen, Scotland, Woulien manufacturer; for an improvement in pre. paring, coving, and spinning of Wool. Dated November 12, 1818.

GEORGE JAMES CLARK, of Bath, Somerset

shire, Working-cutler; for an apparatus for the more easily applying the drag to a carriage wheel. Dated Nov. 12, 1818.

WILLIAM STYLES, of Islington, Middlesex, Carpenter; for certain improvements in machinery, for sitting cinders, and Gurcharging the cinders so sitted into a convenient receptacle, which machi nery is applicable to other useful purposes. Dated November 12, 1818.

ELISHA HAYDEN COLLIER, late of Boston, America, but now of Charterhouse-square. London, Gentleman; for an improvement in fire arms of various descriptions; which improvement is also applicable to cannons. Dated November 24, 11.

JAMES FRASER, of Long Acre, St. Martin's in the Fields, Middlesex, Coppersmith and Engineer; for new and original junction of tunnels in a steamboiler; also new flues in the said steam-boiler, or the furnace connected with its erection; the said steam boiler to ie for the purposes of lessening the consumption of fuel, the appearance of smoke, and the trouble of attendance. Dated November 12, N16. RICHARD WRIGHT, of Lokenhouse-yard, London; for certain improvements in the construction of steam engines, and the subsequent use of steam. Dated November 14, 8.8.

HENRY MATTHEWS, of Gretton-place, East Bethnall Green, Middlesex, Gentleman; for certain improvements, applicable to wheeled carriages, or Velicies of different descriptions, calculated to render them more safe and commodious. Dated November 19,

18.

GEORGE CLYMER, late of Philadelphia, America, but now of Cornhill, London, Merchant; for certain improvements of ships' pumps. Dated November 21, 1818.

JOHN CHANCELLOR, of Saville street, Dublin, Watchmaker; for an improvement for turning the leaves of music books in a simple and effective manner, with or without pedal work attached. Dated November 21, 1818.

were sold; the remainder being withdrawn, or taken in for the proprietors-400 Surats fair to good quality realised 108. a 12d.; very ordinary 84d.; damaged 5d. a 93d.: there appeared no buyers for the ordinary and common qualities, of which the greater proportion of the sale consisted; 20 Bengals, fair common quality, sold at 7d.; the trade were the only buyers; the prices were fully 14d. below the sale of the 16th ult.

SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovades continued steady last week; the business done was not extensive, yet the scarcity of good strong Sugars is becoming already apparent, and for such descriptions the holders were again asking a small advance, and in several instances prices a shade higher were realised.

The public sale of Barbadoes Sugar this forenoon consisted of 92 hhds. 20 fierces, the whole of a very indifferent quality went off with much briskness at prices again Is. per cwt, higher; yellow 81s. 6d. a 83s. 6d.; middling white, with a good deal of colour, 90s, a 91s. 6d.

In Refined goods the principal purchasers were the wholesale grocers, and some par. cels were reported to be taken for the Mediterranean; for immediate shipping there was little doing. The purchases of Lumps have lately been so considerable, that few remain on sale. Crushed Sugars in several instances were purchased a shade lower, and there are buyers for parcels deliverable about 1st March at 60s, and 61s, yet the refiners shew no inclination to comply with these offers. Towards the close of last week Molasses, which had been very heavy for some time, again were in request; and today the price is 37s. 6d. a 38s.

In Foreign Sugars there is little doing. Another public sale of damaged Havannah descriptions was brought forward last week; the whole went off at very reduced prices,

By public sale, 164 bags Mexican Sugars, received from Vera Cruz, similar to yellow Havannah (not strong grain) 42s. 6d. a 44s. 6d. brown 34s.

COFFEE.-There were two public sales of British Plantation Coffee last week; the whole went off with much briskness at a further advance of 2s. a 3s. per cwt.Jamaica sold at 132s. 6d.; good ordinary 134s. 6d.; fine ordinary 137s. 6d, and 138s.; good middling Dutch realised 152s. 6d. ; by private contract good ordinary St. Domingo realised 140s, and the holders not being anxious to effect sales, the buyers advanced in their offers, and parcels were reported to have realised 142s. a 1438.

There were no public sale this forenoon; the request by private contract continues, but the greater proportion of Coffee being held by speculators, who will not sell at the present prices, there is little offering. A considerable parcel of good ordinary Jamaica bought about two weeks ago, at the greatest depression of the market prices,

130s, has this morning been sold at as advance of 6s, per cwt.

IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.-The Provision market remains exceedingly heavy, the prices of Beef and Pork cannot be stated at any variation. The weather is still exceedingly mild, yet no considerable reduction can be stated in Butters.

COCHINEAL.-The public sale of last week went off at very moderate prices; it consisted of 186 serons, chiefly 25s. a 27s. 6d. per lb. ; a few lots 24s. and 24s, 9d. ; garblings 12s. a 13s. 9d.

TOBACCO.-There is no export demand for Tobacco, and for a length of time the manufacturers have only purchased small parcels for their immediate use, the quotations continue nominal.

TIMBER. By public sale, the cargo of the Friends, from Quebec; 200 loads yellow Pine Timber 92s. 6d. a 958. one let 112s. 6d.; 60 loads Nova Scotia Pine Timber 84s. a 90s, per load; Deals, 120, 11ft 8in.; yellow Swedish, 5s. 7d.; Stockholm yellow, 5s. 9d, a 6s.

RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS,— The business done in Rum has been steady and improving prices. The deliveries from the warehouse, particularly for exportation, continue rather extensive; the lower des criptions and Leewards are more in request than the other qualities.—Brandy continues in a very depressed state, and the purchasers only buy small parcels for immediate Ese, The demand for Geneva continues limited; the prices are unvaried.

TEA.-The Tea sale commenced this morning at the India House; the quotations must in consequence be considered nominal,

DECEMBER 8.