1816.] Prices of Canal and Dock Property, &c. 1 Holt W. Marsden, cotton spinner, May 21 Howell J. Wapping, master mariner, June 11 Law W. Throgmorton street, merchant, June 11 Machin J. & J. Burton, Great Guildford street, engineers, June 11 479 Poole J. Whitehaven, linen draper, June 4 Poynton J. & T. Brook street, Holborn, hardware. men, May 18 Proctor J. H. Liverpool, linen-draper, Jane 4 Reynolds W. J. George street, Tower hill, shipbroker, May 14 Richards G. Strand, furrier, May 18 Ring S. Bristol, glass-seller, May 18 Smith W. Horton, Cumberland, merchant, May 21 Spence W. Bishopwearmouth, coal fitter, June 1 Macmichael W. Bridgnorth, carpet manufacturer, Startin J. Birmingham, wine-merchant, May 28 May 25 Messent C. New street, St. Catherine's, banker, Milne A, G. Mitre court, merchant, May 18 Nesbitt W. North street, City road, Tunbridge. ware manufacturer, May 18 Newton W. Cannon street road, timber-merchant, May 14 Outram J. Liverpool, brewer, June 1 Owen L. Manchester, corn-dealer, May 21 Palmer S. Burton-on-the-Water, mercer, June 1 Pearse G. Aldersgate street, commission agent, Phipp M. Little Tower street, dealer, May 14 Stephenson A. Boston, linen-draper, May 25 Stevens G. M. Old Nicol street, Bethnal green, silk-dyer, May 14 Stevens J. Abchurch lane, merchant, May 23 Thorner T. Colne, cotton-manufacturer, June 4 Tristrani J. Bilston, coal-master, May 28 Waghorn W. Chatham, butcher, June 8 Watkins J. Chapel street, Curzon street, grocer, Williams W, Hereford, baker, May 25 Prices of Canal Shares, &c. in the Month of May, 1816, at the Office of Mr. Clarke, 39, Throgmorton Street. Moffat R. Manchester, merchant, June 19 Morehouse C. & M. Brown, Hull, merchant, May 14 Morgan W. B. & J. Dudden, Shepton Mallet, bankers, May 30 Nix W. Royal Exchange, patent medicine-vender, Nunney J. F. Clare street, victualler, May 11 Postans W. Birmingham, brass founder, June 18 Powell J. & W. D. Ormond, Bristol, wine merchants, May 29 Preston W. Leeds, merchant, May 25 Raincock G. Harlow, master mariner, June 15. Routh J. & Co. Austin Friars, merchants, June 1. Silver R. N. Oxford street, haberdasher, May 14. Smith E. S. & J. Stanley, Liverpool, merchants, May 22. Smith R. & G. Lawrence, Gun street, Spitalfields, silk weavers, June 25. Smyth J. G. Hoxton, merchant, June 18 Solomon J. Gloucester terrace, merchant, May 14 Sparkes J. & A. Coles, Portland street, coach makers, May 25 Spear W. Upper Thames street, stationer, June 1 [June 1, Spooner R. Cornbill, woollen draper, May 21 Stow J. London street, cabinet maker, June 11 Sykes W. Bermondsey, tanner, May 18 Throckmorton J. F. Guildford street, insurance broker, June 11 Townsend E. Maiden lane, wine merchant, May 25 Warner J. & N. Scholefield, Greenwich, linen drapers, June 8 Webster J. & J. Harrison, Liverpool, merchants, Wells R. Farringdon, harness maker, June 8 Yates T. Aldersgate-street, tobacconist, Jane 25 CERTIFICATES. Austen H. T. & Co. Henrietta street, Covent garden, bankers, June 8 Barnett C. London wall, horse dealer, June L Benjamin A. Hoxton square, merchant, May 28 Clapham J. Beddington corner, calico printer, June 8 Clewley H. M. Charlotte terrace, linen-draper, May 14 Cock J. Canterbury, draper, June 2 Collins J. Cree Church lane, copper-plate printer, June 4 Cooper J. Lidney, grocer, June 1 Darwin J. Wapping wall, tailor, May 21 Davidson J. Beer lane, Tower street, merchant, Dennis H. Manchester, draper, June 8 Edgar R. Hammond's court, Mincing lane, winemerchant, June 8 Edmunds D. Madeley, printer, May 25 Firth J. &. T. Robert Town, York, cordwainer, Ford A. Birmingham, victualler, June 4 Garrard W. South Mims, farmer, May 28 Garth W. Ball Grove, Lancaster, cotton-spinner, May 21 Gianelli J. D. Cock lane, Smithfield, plaster-of Paris manufacturer, May 25 Harrison G. Whitcomb street, brewer, May 28 Holt W. Marsden, cotton spinner, May 21 Howell J. Wapping, master mariner, June 11 Law W. Throgmorton street, merchant, June 11 Macmichael W. Bridgnorth, carpet manufacturer, Messent C. New street, St. Catherine's, banker, Milne A, G. Mitre court, merchant, May 18 479 Poole J. Whitehaven, linen draper, June 4 men, May 18 Proctor J. H. Liverpool, linen-draper, June 4 Reynolds W. J. George street, Tower hill, ship- Richards G. Strand, furrier, May 18 Ring S. Bristol, glass-seller, May 18 Smith W. Horton, Cumberland, merchant, May 21 Spence W. Bishopwearmouth, coal fitter, June 1 Stevens J. Abchurch lane, merchant, May 23 Morison N. E, Tottenham court road, oilman, Taylor J. Nottingham, cotton-spinner, May 28 Nesbitt W. North street, City road, Tunbridge ware manufacturer, May 18 Newton W. Cannon street road, timber-merchant, Outram J. Liverpool, brewer, June 1 Owen L. Manchester, corn-dealer, May 21 Palmer S. Burton-on-the-Water, mercer, June 1 Pearse G. Aldersgate street, commission agent, Phipp M. Little Tower street, dealer, May 14 Thomas B. Newport, Monmouth, tallow-chandler, May 28 Thorner T. Colne, cotton-manufacturer, June 4 Tollervey W. H. Portsea, brewer, June 8 Tristran J. Bilston, coal-master, May 28 Waghorn W. Chatham, butcher, June 8 Watkins J. Chapel street, Curzon street, grocer, Williams W, Hereford, baker, May 25 Prices of Canal Shares, &c. in the Month of May, 1816, at the Office of Mr. Clarke, 39, Throgmorton Street. Div. per Div. Portsmouth & Farlington INSURANCE COMPANIES. Globe MISCELLANEOUS. Highgate Archway 451. paid English Copper Conipany o 8 JOHN CLARKE, Canal Agent and Broker. Price of State Lottery Tickets. April 26, 241. 78.-May 14, 241. 75.-May 22, 24l. 15s. 284 Price Current for June 1816. June SUGAR-Double refined loaves Moscovadoes-Fine Jamaica Brown and yellow Havannah-Fine white Brown and yellow Brown and yellow COFFEE--St. Domingo, mid. & fine Porto Rico, Havannah, and Brazil Demerara, Dominica, &c. fine Do. ordinary, middling, and good RUM-Jamaica Muscovado sugars pay a duty of 30s. per cwt. and clayed 35s. per cwt. for refining or hone consumption; and for exportation the refined receive a bounty, and the raw and clayed a drawback equal to the full duty paid for home consumption. East India sugars pay 40s. per cwt. duty.. These are only imported for reexportation. Being the growth of foreign plantations, they are subject to such heavy duties as are equal to a prohibition for home consumption. - 1026. 8d. per cwt. Lisbon 52l. 10s. 126 Claret 25l. 105. per hhd.of 60 20s. per cwt. RICE-Carolina and the ex The whole of these articles are generally sold by the merchants at the exportation prices, TALLOW-St.Petersbgh yel.Candless. ed. duty per cwt. Do. White and Soap do. South American HEMP-Riga, Rhine, & St. Petersbugh clean & Half clean & outshot Flax PDR. and PTR. Petersburg 12 Head per cwt.j 525 535 imported in a British 〃 50 51 ship, and 3s. 1 d. For. 51 53 1816.] Prices of Bullion and Courses of Exchange. 481 Table, containing the Prices of Bullion and Courses of Exchange, from Nov. 24, 1815, to May 24, 1816, shewing the Intrinsic Value of Bullion in Great Britain, and the Intrinsic Pars of Exchange, according to the Mint Regulations for the Value of Gold and Silver at the respective Places; shewing also the extreme High Price of Bullion, and extreme Courses of Exchange, occasioned by the extended Commercial Proscription that prevailed throughout Europe in the Years 1811, 1812 and 1813. 84. 64/d. 83s. 82s. 82s. 825. 81s. 80s. 80s. 83s. 82s. 828. 828. 82s. 81s. 80s. 80s. 78s. 78s. 6d. 77s. 76s. 758. 75s. HAMBURG bills at st. or short date, (shil. Flem.) per £ Sterl. 34 Do. at two and a half or three months date, PARIS, at sight or on demand, francs & cents do. Do. at two to three months date |