Bankrupts and Certificates, between January 21 and February 18, 1809, with the Attornies, extracted correctly from the London Gazette.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Partington, W. Manchester, scrivener.
Walsh and Nisbett, brokers.

Willis, T. of Bath, carpenter.

BANKRUPTS.

Jan. 21.

Browne, E. Liverpool, tea-dealer. Att. Blackstock, Poultry.

Davies, S. and P. Drayton-in-Hales, bankers. 4. Butterton, Market Drayton.

Davis, H. Warminster, grocer. Att. Davles, Lothbury. Etty, S. Oxford, wine-merchant. Att. Moore, Bow Lane. Jacob, M. Berner Street, dealer in spirituons liquots. All. Lyon, Somerset Street, Aldgate.

Jenkins, E. Bath, victualier. Att. Nerton, Furnival's Inn. Johnson, J. Bristol, coachmaker. Att. Bigg, Hatton Garden.

-Mobbs, S. Southampton, milliner. Att. Mason, St. Michael's Church-yard, Cornhill.

Smith, J. Evesham, innholder. Att. Bonsfield, Bouverie Street.

Talbot, C. Edgeware Road, tailor. Att. Dawson and Co. Warwick Street, Golden Square.

Jan. 24.

Brown, J. Little East-Cheap, cheesemonger. Att. Gregory, Clement's Inn.

Davies, D. Carmarthen, ironmonger. Att. James, Gray's Inn Square.

Gillam, J. Cambridge, merchant. Att. Sandys and Co. Crane Court, Fleet Street.

Greenwell, J. South Shields, butcher. Att. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Lane.

Heckford, W. Loudon Street, Ratcliffe Cross, victualler.

Att. Lingard, Lower Chapman Road, St. George's East. Hunter, J. Whitehaven, mercer. Att. Clenneli, Staple's Inn.

Machall, T. Criggleston, Yorkshire, butcher. Att. Battye, Chancery Lane.

Tucker, J. and Rothwell, R. Manchester, cotton-manufacturers. Att. Milne and Parry, Temple.

Winnard, J. Ormskirk, beer-brewer. Ail. Blackstock, St. Mildred's Court, Poultry.

Jan. 28.

Aspland, W. Kensington, Middlesex, cheesemonger. Att. Popkin, Dean Street.

Baumer, G. Cambridge-Heath, Middlesex, stock-broker. Att. Aspinall, Chancery Lane.

Carter, J. Bishopsgate Street, merchant and insurancebroker (trading under the firm of Thomas Carter and Son). Att. Paimer and Co. Throgmorton Street. Chaldren, G. Dover, sadlerr Att. Barnes, Clifford's Inn. Clay, R. Hackney, merchant. Att. Warrand, Castie Court.

Davenport, J. and Finney, J. Aldermanbury, merchants. Att. Warrand, Budge Kow.

Davenport, T. Derby, linen-draper. Att. Warrand, Castle

Court.

Grater, R. Stoke Damarell, Devon, scrivener- Att. Santer, Chancery Lane.

Hickson, T. Leicester Square, boot and shoemaker. Att.
Jones and Roche, Covent Garden Church-yard.
Heare, T. and Allen, W. Waltham Lane, Cheshunt, ca-
lico-printers. Att. Bond, East-India Chambers.
Hoare, T. Waltham Lane, victualler. Att. Bond, East-
India Chambers.

Jones, J. Dolyddbyrion, Carnarvonshire. Att. Edmunds,
Lincoln's Inn.

Miall, S. Star-brewhouse, Wapping. Att. Cooper and Co. Southampton Buildings.

Morton. R. Manchester, drysalter. Att. Johnson and Co. Manchester.

- Riddlestorffer, G. A. Whitechapel, haberdasher. Att. Hurd, Temple.

Skyring, Z. Bucklersbury, carpenter and builder. Att. Bond, East India Chambers.

Stanley. S. Derby, grocer. Att. Warrand, Castle Court. Symonds, J. Ramsdon, Oxford, horse-dealer. Att. Edmunds, Lincoln's Inn.

Watts, W. Bristol, husier. A. Bigg, atton Garden.

Allen, D. Newgate Street, shoemaker. Att. Jones and Roach, Covent Garden Church-yard.

Billing, J. Ravensthorp, Northampton, woolcomber. Att. Baucutt, Long Buckley, Northamptonshire.

Brown, J. Liverpool, merchant. A. Windie, John Street, Bedford Row.

Dewar, A. Strood, Kent, millwright. Att. Aubrey, Took's
Court, Cursitor Street.

Ele, S. Cannon Street Road, Middlesex, mason. Att.
Bur, Gould Square, Crutched Friars.
Eistob, H. Sunderland, draper.

mond's Inn.

Att. Blakestone, Sy

Howe, J. Walcot, Somersetshire, grocer. Att. Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford Row.

Mawson, W. Kendal, Westinoreland, cotton-spinner. A. Chambre, Chapel Street, Bedford Row.

Murton, J. Kingston-upon-Hull, dealer. Att. Exley and Stocker, Furnival's inn.

Richards, G. Cornhill, bookseller. Att. Poulton and Co. Lawrence Poutney Hill.

Scott, J. Gray's Ian Lane, builder. Alt. Winckley, Elm
Court, Temple.

Tomkins, S. M. Stanton St. John, Oxfordshire.
Townshend, Staple Inn.

Att.

Watson, W. Tethill Street, Westminster, linen-draper. Hurd, King's Bench Walk, Temple.

Willis, G. Bath, cabinet-maker. Att. Edmonds, Chancery Lane.

Feb. 7.

Allen, W. Chandos Street, shoemaker. Att. Pitches and Sampson, Swithin's Lane.

Eastwood, J. and J. Uppermill, York, dyers. Att. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln's lun.

Glover, W. and J. Poultry, haberdashers. Att, Ma son, St. Michael's Church-yard.

Hetherington, D. of Lowcrosby, Cumberland, drover. Att. Birkett, Bond Court, Walbrook.

James, J. Bristol, cooper, dealer and chapman. Att. Sweet, King's Bench Walk, Temple.

Jones, W. late of Reading, seedsman.

Att. Holmes,

Great James Street, Bedford Row. Lewis, T. Bedminster, bacon-factor. Att. Frowd and Blandford, Mitre Court Buildings, Temple. Mackenzie, R. King's Arms Yard, merchant. Alt. Blunt and Bowman, Old Pay Office, Broad Street.

Merr, yJ. H. West Smithfield, oilman. Att. Russen, Crown Court, Aldersgate Street.

Powel, H. J. Uxbridge, builder. Att. Mills, Ely Place. Simpson, W. Sheffield, inn-keeper. Alt. Blagrave and Co. Symond's Inn.

Feb. 11.

Boardman, T. jun. of Manchester, liquor merchant. . Foulket and Longdul, Gray's Inn,

Brown, W. Wormwood Street, victualler. Att. Taylor, Craven Street, Strand.

Cattel, H. Duke Street, Worship Square, silk-manufacturer. Att, Coote, Austin Friars.

Clark, J. H. St. James's Street, Hanover Square, milliner. Att. Chambers, Furnival's Inn.

Connop, J. and Newton, J. L. Red Lion Street, Spital Fields, dyers. Att. Alliston, Freeman's Court, Cornhill. Evans, S. Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, carpenter, ALL Smart and Thomas, Stapie Inn.

Eustace, W. Little Carter Lane, Doctor's Commons, cabinet-maker. All. Sweet, King's Bench Walk, Temple. Fairbridge, W. Gough Square, dealer. Alt. Brace, New Bose eil Court.

Frow, T. late of Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, innholder. Att. Spencer, Lamb's Conduit Street.

Phillips, J. C. Bankhouse, Keithley, Yorkshire, cottonspinner. Att. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn.

Salter, J. Bermondsey, New Road, carpenter. Alt. Mey. mott, Burrows Buildings, Blackfriars Road.

Scott, T. late of Thauington, Kent, victualler. Att Dyne, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street.

Wood, T. and Wood, G. Kirkby Malzeard, Yorkshire, butchers. Att. Lodington and Hall, Secondaries' Of fice, Temple.

Feb. 14.

Atkinson, J. of Clevely Mill, Lancaster, miller. Att. Ca
ton and Brumell, Aldersgate Street.
Choice, W. Chilvers Coton, Warwick, innkeeper. All.
Tebbutt and Shuttleworth, Gray's Inn Squise,

Davis, G.. of Kingsland Road, cowkeeper. Att. Taylor, Old Street Road.

Jenkins, D. of Lantrissant. Glamorganshire, linen-draper. Att. James, Gray's Inn Square.

Knight, S. late of Whitecross Street, cloth-factor. Att. Vizard, New Square, Lincoln's Inn.

Lloyd, T. H. late of the Poultry, and of Walworth Common, slate-merchant. Att. Rippon, Bermondsey Street, Southwark.

Payler, T. late of Greenwich, merchant. Att. Pearson, Elm Court, Temple.

Row, W. of St. Peter's Quay, Northumberland, shipbuilder. Att. Atkinson, Chancery Lane.

Scott, T. sen. Scott, T. jun. and Scott, D. of Calthorpe, York, grocers. Att. Dodington and Hall, Secondaries' Office, Temple.

Taylor, M. Latham, J. and Belcher, E. of Liverpool, merchants. Att. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane.

Webster, J. and J. of Wakefield, corn-factors. Att. Evans, Hatton Garden.

Webster, M. of Witham, York, builder. Att. Watkins and Cowper, Lincoln's Inn.

Feb. 18.

Bentley, P. of College Hill, Thames Street, mason. All. Luckett, Wilson Street, Finsbury.

Darby, W. of Hexton, Hertfordshire, butcher. Att. Townshend, Staples lun.

Wardle, J. King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer.
Webster, H. Rolls' Buildings, jeweller.
Whitaker, W. Chorlton Row, Manchester, manufacturer.
Wilson, W. Shakespeare Walk, Shadwell, merchant.
Withers, T. and H. B. Greenhill's Rents, merchants. ***
Woolley, J. P. Walham Green, brewer.

Wyatt, H. Jones, R. S. Sheppard, C. and Top, N.P. Duke
Street, Aldgate, painters.

STATE OF TRADE,

Lloyd's Coffee-House, Feb. 20, 1809. The embargo, which has for so long a time been a favourite object of policy with the government of the United States of America, so far from having been set aside by a vote of that legislature, as many people in this country were sanguine enough to anticipate, has been confirmed by the American Congress, as a wise and necessary measure; and so far from any relaxation taking place with respect to this country, steps are to be taken for ren

Co. Gray's inn.

Fisher. B. of Dudley, Worcestershire, wine merchant. Att. Kindersley and Co. Gray's Inn.

Hand, J. Wormwood Street, warehouseman. Att. Marson, Church Row, Newington Butts.

Horsfall, W. Hampstead Road, Middlesex, victualler, Att. Warne, Old Broad Street.

Irelaud, J. R. Lower Thames Street, coal factor. Att.
Mayhew, Symond's Inn.

Lancaster, B. Scarborough, Yorkshire, ship-owner. Att.
Barber, Chancery Lane.
Morris, J. King Street, Greenwich, builder. Att. Allens,
Cliffords Iun.

Parker, W. R. of Hebden, Linton, Yorkshire, cottontwist-spinner. Att. Swale and Co. Great Ormond Street.

and Son, Swithins Lane,

pose. Another measure of still greater rigour, that of passing a non-intercourse act, was in contemplation when the last vessels came away. The principle of the non-intercourse restriction is to apply equally to France and Great-Britain; and, it is understood, comprehends both public and private, armed and unarmed vessels. It was generally supposed in America, that when this measure shall have been carried into effect, the em

CERTIFICATES.

money-scriveners.

Appleton, J. Lancaster, woollen-manufacturer.

Barber, J. Sparrow corner, Minories, corn-chandler.

Bilbee, J. W. Greenwich, shopkeeper.

cotton-spinners.,

Brooker, J. C. Poultry, haberdasher.

Brooks, M. Shepperton, Middlesex.

Brooks, M. F. late of Horseleydown, mariner.

The Baltic Merchant has arrived from Rio de Janeiro; and by her our merchants have received considerable orders for British manu

Lancashire, victuallers.

Chinnery, F. Cranbourn Passage, linen-draper.

Corrie, J. Weston Street, Southwark, common brewer. Daman, T. Teddington, maister.

Danford, S. of Acchurch Lane, broker.

Ekins, J. Oxford Street, cheesemonger.

Ellis, J. Liverpool, Lancashire, uat-manufacturer.

Fiddeman, W. Wacton, Norfolk, merchant.

Gardner, F. Butt Lane, Deptford, Kent, mariner..
Garton, H. Nottingham, hosier.

Haydon, L. Edgeware Road, merchant.
Hughes, J. F. Wigmore Street, bookseller.

Hurry, I. late of Nag's Head Court, Gracechurch Street, merchant.

Jackson, J. Topsham, lime-burner.

Jackson, R. and Hankin, J. Oxford Street, rectifiers. Johnson, G. Pear-tree Row, Blackfriars Road, cabinetmaker.

Jones, T. High Holborn, looking-glass manufactory.

Langston, R. Cross Street, Chester, and Gafney, M. Cheet

wood, Manchester, cotton-merchants.

Lenox, W. Bolton, Lancashire, common brewer.
Maitland, M. Thorley Cottage, Ripley, Surrey, chemist.
Mallison, G. Gauxholme, Lancaster, corn-miller.
Napper, P, Bristol, haberdasher.

Oldham, J. Melton, Sutrolk, draper.

Parkes, J. Broad Street, Horsleydown, wine-merchant. Parnall, C. St. Austell, Cornwall, merchant.

Pearce, J. Dixon, W. and Allen, B. Paternoster Row,
Scriveners.

Pickering, J. Frodsham, Cheshire, cornmerchant.
Pullen, W. H. Dartmouth, Devonshire, spirit merchant.
Reeve, W. Clapham, Surrey, coachmaster.
Skelton, J. B. Bell Lane, Spital Fields, merchant.

Squire, T. sen. and Squire, T. jun. Stoke Damarell, Devonshire, tin-plate-workers.

Tennant, J. Late of Manchester, butcher.

of every description. The coinmunication between that port and the shores of the Rio de la Plata is now open, and a large portion of the merchandize ordered by the aforesaid conveyance is for that market.

The second East-India fleet of the season has sailed, but the United Kingdom does not accompany them. Little business has been done in the cotton market for some days; chiefly owing to the large quantity of that article lately arrived at Liverpool from America, by vessels which have broken the embargo. The sale of sugars is flat; owing to the distillation from corn, and the over large quantity at market. Coffee has not lowered in price, but there is no demand for it, except for home consumption. Rum is scarce and dear, particularly old Jamaica. A new tariff has been agreed upon at Rio de Janeiro, which considerably reduces the váluation on which British manufactured goods paid duty in the ports of Brazil: and this, it is understood, will be retrospective. A warehousing system, on a principle similar to our