Course of Exchange, Oct. 9.Amsterdam, 12 : 14. C. F. Ditto at sight, 12 : 11. Rotterdam, 12: 15. Antwerp, 12:7. Hamburgh, 37. 10. Altona, 37 : 10. Paris, 3

d. sight, 25 : 60. Ditto 25: 60. Bourdeaux, 25: 90. Frankfort on the Maine, 156. 1 Petersburgh, perrble. 9: 3 Us. Vienna, 10:18 Ef: flo. Trieste, 10 : 18 Ef. flo.' Ma| drid, 36. Cadiz, 36. Bilboa, 35%. Barcelona, 354. Seville, 35. Gibraltar, 304.

Leghorn, 47. Genoa, 432. Venice, 27: 60. Malta, 45. Naples, 39. Palermo, 118. Lisbon, 50. Oporto, 50. Rio Janeiro, 46. Bahia, 51. Dublin, 8% per

Cork, 9 per cent. Prices of Gold and Silver, per oz.-Foreign gold, in bars, £3 : 17 : 10fd. New Dollars, 4s. 9dt. Silver in bars, stand. 4s. Ild.

cent.

LONDON.

58

PRICÉS CURRENT, November 6.
SUGAR, Musc.

LEITH. GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL.
B. P. Dry Brown, . ewt. 57

60 54

51
Mid. good, and fine mid. 70

80
58

71 56
Fine and very fine,

80
80

74
Refined Doub. Loaves, 130 145
Powder ditto,

106 110 Single ditto,

100

104 Smal Lumps,

94 Large ditto,

88

92 Crushed Lumps,

44

56 MOLASSES, British, cwt. 25 6

26 26 6
COFFEE, Jamaica, . ewt.
Ord. good, and fine ord. 90

95
102

105
Mid. good, and fine mid. 95

100 104
122

118
Dutch Triage and very ord.
Ord. good, and fine ord. 120 135

106 Mid, good, and fine mid. 135 140

110

120 St Domingo, 122 126

100 Pimento (in Bond,)

8
71

84 SPIRITS,

Jam. Rum, 16 O. P. gall. 23 24 25 4d 1s 8d 1s 10d Is 9d 18 ild
Brandy,

3 4
Geneva,

1 10 2 Grain Whisky,

10 7 WINES, Claret, 1st Growths, hhd. 15

55 Portugal Red, pipe. 30

42
Spanish White, butt. 34

55
Teneriffe,
pipe. 30

32
Madeira,

55

65 LOGWOOD, Jam. ton. £7

90 Honduras,

0

9 10 Campeachy,

9 10 FUSTIC, Jamaica,

6 10 7 0 6 6

6 10 Cuba,

11 8.5 8 10 7 15

8 5
INDIGO, Caraccas fine, Ib. 78 6d 10s 6d
TIMBER, Amer. Pine, foot. 1 6 1
Ditto Oak,

3.0 3
Christiansand (dut. paid.)
Honduras Mahogany, 1 4

2

0 11

1 1 St Domingo, ditto,

6

1 5 TAR, American,

20
21

14 6
Archangel,

16 PITCH, Foreign, cwt. 10 TALLOW, Rus. Yel. Cand.

46 Home melted,

48

49 HEMP, Riga Rhine, ton. 45

47 Petersburgh, Clean,

41 FLAX, Riga Thies. & Druj. Rak. 53

54 Dutch,

50

90 Trish,

41

46 MATS, Archangel, 100 75

80 BRISTLES, Petersburgh Firsts, cwt.

13 10 14 ASHES, Peters. Pearl, 40

42 38

40 Montreal, ditto,

31

35 OIL, Whale, tun. L.22

23 Cod. TOBACCO, Virgin. fine, ib.

08 - Middling.

47 0 5 Inferior,

23 0 3 COTTONS, Bowed Georg.

0 98 115 Sea Island, fine,

1 8 1 10

1 Good,

14 16 11 1 Middling,

1 2 14

1 1 Demerara and Berbica,

1 0 1 1 0 10 1 OR West India,

0 9 0 11 0 8 0 97 Pernambuco,

1 0 1 1

0 1 OR Maranhám,

1 0 1'1 0 11 1' 01

£10 8
7 15

8 5 8 10 10 0 6 10 7 10

10 0 11 6

0 12 1 10

pri.

0 10

6 13

6 8 6

:

Pot,

32
21
21
06d

0 104

3 0 4 9 0 11

0 111 1 14

14

ALPHABETICAL List of English BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 20th

of Sept. and the 20th of Oct. 1821, extracted from the London Gazette. Arnold, J. H. Lanblethian, near Cowbridge, cattle Inman, I. K. Blackman-street, brazier. jobber.

Knowles, J. and Co. Salford, machine-makers. Barnby, I. New Malton, dealer.

Lavender, J. Leominster, mercer. Barton, J. Blackburn, upholsterer.

Llewellyn, J. and Co. Old Jewry, insurance-broBeeston, J. Drayton in Hales, Salop, mercer.

kers. Beleher, I. Enfield, stone-mason.

Lownd, W. Sloane-street, Chelsea, linen-draper. Bower, J. Tothill-street, Westminster, grocer. Mead, T. Sandwich, victualler. Bursey, I. jun. Goodge-street, Tottenham-court- Mercer, H. Liverpool, merchant. road, stationer.

Moody, s. Frome Selwood, 'mealman. Butt, I. Tewkesbury, miller.

Richardson, I. Manchester, dealer in cotton. Clayton, J. Bury, Laneaster, undertaker.

Rose, R. N. Holborn, bookseller. ('olyet, W. Broad-street, St Giles's boot-maker. Rowbotham, W. Oldham, Lancashire, machine Dubois, J. and E. Copthall-street, merchants.

maker. Dunderdale, N. Holbeck, Leeds, clothier.

Rowley, M. Bear-street, Leicester-square, dealer. Evans, T. B. Strand, wine-merchant.

Spear, J. Sheffield, merchant. Gardiner, B. Leigh, Worcester, maltster.

Steel, W. Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, baker. Gibson, T. jun. Liverpool, ship-bread-baker. Stuart, H. Worcester, wine-merchant. Gilbert, R. T. Stockbridge, Hants, coal-merchant. Surrey, I. and J. Mark-lane, mealmen. Gird, H. Park-lane, saddler.

Tate, R. Market Weighton, shopkeeper. Green, T. Alfreton, Derby, grocer.

Thompson, T. I. Long Acre, coach-joiner. Hailstone, W. Mildenhall, Suffolk, grocer.

Thompson, P. and C. X. Cornhill, wine-merchants. Hamelin, Peter, Belmont-place, near Vauxhall, Travis, J. Oldham, Lancaster, grocer. plasterer.

Walker, F. Rippon, money-scrivener. Hancock, S. Judd Place, St Pancras, hardware Ward, T. Seamer, York, maltster.

Wells, S. Middleton Terrace, Pentonville, greenHole, W. M. Kingskerwell, Devon, tanner.

grocer Harrox, W. Liverpool, dealer in corn.

Whitehead, R. Withnell, Lancashire, corn-merJaekson, J. Lusted Farm, Kent, farmer.

chant. Jones, s. St John-street, West Smithfield, rag- Williams, H. Lombard-street, merchant.

merchant.

man.

ALPHABETICAL List of Scotch BANKRUPTCIes, announced between the 1st and METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, extracted from the Register kept at Edinburgh, in the

Observatory, Calton-hill. N.B.-The Observations are made twice every day, at nine o'clock, forenoon, and four o'clock, after

noon.—The second Observation in the afternoon, in the first column, is taken by the Register Thermometer.

JAttach.
Ther. Barom. Ther. Wind.

Attach.
Ther. Barom. Ther. Wind.

Oct. 1{

Oct. 17{

18{

2 M.423

W.

NW.

NW. Fair, with

fair day.

.908 M.46

Rain morn. fair day.

8

dull day,

M.433 28.913 M.56

Rain morn,
Cble.

M.383|29.728 M.50 3w.

Dull and cld.
A.55 29.506 A. 54

fair day.
A. 50 .638/A.51

with rain,
.834 M.52
Dull and
M.39 .555 M.44

Fair sunsh.
A.50 .721 A. 52

cold.
A. 45 .633 A. 49

but cold.
3
M.41 .340 M.53
Cule. Rain.

M.39

19 .331 A. 59

.431 M.49) A.51

M.15 .101/A. 49

sunshine. M.111 .351 M.54

Fair, but
Cble.

Rain morn.
A. 41 28.466 M.50)

20 A.50 .211 A. 52

SW.
dull.

M.49 .468|A. 48 )
M.10) .270 M.52

W.
Dull and

A. 34
21

.618 M.45 1 Fair foren. A.47 .566|A. 50 S cold.

SW.
M.40 .695 A. 45

rain aftern. M.42 .111 M.53

Dull, with
W.

22
A. 34 29.687 M.111

Dull foren.
413 A. 54 S
A.53

s. showers.

M.41 28.755 A. 46 ) rain aftern.
M.13
.442 M.56

Dull, with
Cble.

A. 38

23
.101 A. 58
A. 54

s.
showers.

M.45 .998 A. 45
M.45
.441 M.55
Sunshine

A. 35
W.

.999 M.41

Frost morn. .881 A. 52

24
A. 51
and showers.

SW.

A. 42 29.330 A. 46
M.42 .865 M.53

Fair, with sn.
9

M.35 .426 M.46

25 798/A. 53 S

Dull, with

Cble.
A. 52

and warm.
A. 44 •471 A. 49)

showers.
10
M.40 .753 M.51

M.O
S.

Frost morn. .652 M.47

26 A. 50

Ditto.
.691/A. 54

W.
A. 47

.603 A. 52 )
M.40 .629 M.52
11

SE.
Dull, with
M.50 .603 M.58

Very mild,
A 50 .590|A, 535

W. showers.

.603 A. 51 ) A.58

with sunsh.
12
M.41 .562 M.52

NW.
Fair, with

M.48 .905 M.51
A. 48

28

Dull, but .852|A. 54 S sunshine.

A. 48 •905 A.56)
13
M.48
.999 M.51

W.
Dull, but

29
M.48

.9.50 M.56
A. 49

Fair, sunsh.
.711/A. 52
fair.

SW.
A. 53 .962/A. 54

very mild.
M.40 .895 M.54
W.

.676 M.53
M.46

30
.976 A.50 )
rain night.
A. 51 .559 A. 52

Ditto.
M.413 .925 M.53

W.
Dull and cld.

M.40

.372 M.53

31 .994 A. 49 S

Foren. shrs. rain night.

SW.
A, 51 .415 A.52

fair aftern.
16
SM.35
.975 M.17

W.

Sunshine
JA. 44
.999|A. 50) land mild.

Average of Rain, 1.432 inches.

w.

dull day:

27{

W.

fair.

Dull day,

SW.

14{|A. 51 15{ A. 49

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. 2 Life G. Assist. Surg. Broughton, to be Surg. Royal En. Ist Lieut. Lewis, h. p. Ist Lieut.

vice Moore, ret. July 25, 1821
E. Cutler, Assist. Surg.

do.
2d Lt. Randolph,

April 13, 1821.
do.

do. 9 Dr. W. C. Smith, Cornet by purch. vice

Trevelyan, from h. p. 2d Lt Lord G. Bentinck, prom. Sept. 12.

June 19. 10 Hon. J. Coventry, do. do. vice Lord J.

Capt. Hustler, from h. p. Capt. do.
Bentinck, prom.

do. 13.
1st Lt. Victor, 2d Capt.

do. 14 Lieut. Trevillian, from 1 Dr. Capt. by

Blackiston, from h. p. 1st Lt. do. purch. vice Townsend, prom. do. 19 E. W. Sewell, Cornet by purch. vice De

Miscellaneous.
Lisle, ret.

do. 20. 33

Lieut. Forlong, Capt. do. vice Rist, 2d Lieut. Kennedy, 1st Lieut. June 19, 1821.
ret.

do.
Dixon, from h. p. 2d Lieut.

do.
Ensign Halford, from 43 F. Lieut. by Bt. Maj. Moody, from h. p. Capt.
purch.
do. 1st Lt. Grierson, 2d Capt.

do. J. Hare, Ensign by purch. vice Halford, Beague, from h. p. 1st Lieut.

do. 33 F. do. 2d Lt. Hope, Ist Lt.

Captain Carter, h. p. 29 F. Chester.

Lieut. Hutchinson, h. p. 54 F. in Ireland, Sept. 26. Saunderson, h. p. 89 f. on passage from

Whiteford, h. p. 84 F.

Oct. 2. India.

Attwood, h. p. R. Eng. assassinated at SeM'Pherson, h. p. Delancy's Cor. ville, Spain,

July 27, Oct. 1, 1820. Ensign F. P. Grieve, 61 F. Maroon Town, JainaiSir Armstrong, h. p. Portug. Service.

ca,

Aug. 7. Lieut. Mayer, 8 Dr. East Indies.

Borhier, ret. Invalids, Cavigny, France,
Lynam, 3 Vet. Bn. (formerly of Rifle Brig.)
Seates, late West Ind. Gar. Co. Curacoa, Quarter-Master Reardon, h. p. 8 Dr. Limerick,

May 27, 1821.
Strangeways, 65 F. Surat, Bombay, Jan. 11. Dep. Assist. Com. Gen. C. S. Browne, Canada,
Atkinson, R. Mar, killed in an attack on

July 9. the Forts of Mocha, East Indies, Dee. 4, 1820. Staff Surgeon Roche, h. p. Ballriggan, Ireland, Buchanan, h. p. 4 F. Newtown Butter,

July 26. Ireland,

Aug. 25, 1821. Assistant Surgeon Bolton, 1 F. Trichinopoly, Ma-
Kelly, h. p. 39 F.
Sept. 5. dras,

Mar. 29.

July 23. Aug. 28.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

16. At St Andrews, Mr John Anderson, mer- Sept. 23. Robert, and on the 5th Oet. Janet, incħant there, to Miss Jean, second daughter of Mr fant children of Mr H. P. Macleod, teacher of inuJames Clark, Balrymounth.

sic, Caltonhill, At Edinburgh, Mr John Wilson, plumber, 27. At Peebles, greatly regretted, the Rev. ThoLiverpool, to Jessie, eldest daughter of Mr Wil- mąs Leckie, 27 years minister of the associate conliam Bathgate, merchant, St James's Square. gregation there.

- At Dumfries, at the house of Thomas Gol- 28. At Sloan-street, London, Mrs Sherringham, die, Esq. of Craigmuie, John Hyndman, Esq. ad- youngest daughter of the late Captain Gamage, of vocate, to Maria Le Maitre, daughter of the late the East India Company's service. James Macrae, Esq. of Holmains.

At Cray, Catherine Anabella, eldest daughter 17. At the Church of Overton, the Rev. Dr of Major James Robertson, of Cray. Dewar, minister of the Tron Church, Glasgow, to 29. At her house, 22, Society, Miss Margaret Susan, youngest daughter of Edward Place, Esq. Aikman, daughter of the late Mr James Aikinan, of Skelton Grange, Yorkshire.

House of Muir. 18. At 42, Macvicar Place, Mr James Dowell, 50. At Frankfort, Lady Ch to Hill, cldest cabinet-maker and upholsterer, East Thistle-street, daughter of the Marchioness of Downshire. to Isabella, only daughter of Mr James Browning, Oct 1. At East Dalry, Richard Shirreif, Esq. merehant.

At Bellaberta, in the county of Berwick, - At Greenock, George Noble, Esq. to Geils, Miss Veronica Hogg, younge: .. daughter of the only daughter of the late Andrew Donald, Esq. of late Rev. Robert Hogg, minister of Roxburgh, Virginia, North America.

aged 13. 20. At Cairnsmore, the Rev. David Wilson, At Leith Walk, after a severe illness of three minister of Stranraer, to Margaret, eldest daugh- days, Mr James Allison, sen. gardener there, in ter of the late Peter Stewart, Esq. of Cairnsmore.

his 102d year.
23. At Paisley, William Mercer, Esq. W. S. to At Noranside, John Mill, Esq. of Noranaide.
Catherine, eldest daughter of Robert Maxwell, At Edinburgh, Mr David Vallance, mer.
Esq. Paisley.

chant.
At St George's Chapel, Edinburgh, Captain 2. Mr William Currie Lawric, surgeon.
J. Thornton, H. P. 78th regiment, son of J. - In the south of France, after a painful ill-
Thornton, Esq. of Kensington, to Miss Helen ness, George Maxwell, Esq. younger of Curruchan,
Small, daughter of the late John Small, Esq. of Lieutenant-Colonel of the Galloway militia.
Overmains, Berwickshire.

At the manse of Morebattle, Alexander, son
24. In the British Chapel of Leghorn, John of the Rev. Walter Morrison,
Christie, Esq. of Hodderdon, in the county of At Greenlaw House, in the Stewartry of
Hertford, to Caroline, eldest daughter of John Kirkcudbright, Lady Gordon, much and justly
Falconer, Esq. his Britannic Majesty's Consul- regretted by all who knew her.!
General for Tuscany.

3. At Edinburgh, Mrs Jane Robertson, relict 25. At Edinburgh, William Johnstone, Esq. of the late William Smellie, Esq. printer, secre30, Northumberland-street, to Mrs Reidie, widow tary to the Royal Society of Scottish Apliquaries, of Dr Reidie, physician, Brechin.

author of the Philosophy of Natural History, At Edinburgh, William Herries Ker, Esq. to translator of the works of M. de Buffon, &c. Magdaline, only daughter of the late Colonel Wil

At Dublin, Mrs Anna Maria Ivers, wife of liam Riccart Hepburne of Riccarton.

Mr James M. Graham, surgeon of the Fifeshire 30. At St James's Church, Sir William John- militia. stone Hope, M. P. one of the Lords of the Admi- - At Thornhill (Perthshire), William M'Ewan, ralty, to the Right Honourable Maria, Countess Esq. writer to the signet. of Athlone, sister to Sir Robert Eden, Bart. of 4. At her house, No. 15, North Frederick-street, Windlestone, in the county of Durham.

Mrs Charles Mackenzie, widow of the late Charles At Edinburgh, Mr R. Scott Thompson, Mackenzie, Esq. writer in Edinburgh. druggist, Prince's Street, to Isabella M. Cowan, - At Dunkeld, Mrs D. Landale, of Kirkaldy. eldest daughter of Mr William Cowan, merchant, 6. At Cunninghainhead, Niel Snodgrass, Esq, Edinburgh.

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