1821.]
Births-Murridges-Deaths.

BIRTHS.

by special licence, Sir Roger Gresley, Bart. to
the Right bon.

Lady Sophia

Catherine Coventry.
May 28. At Camborne Parsonage, the lady of

4. At Yardley, Herts, the Rev. James Camper
Hugh Rogers, a son.
June 4. At Farley-bill, Lady Lucy Stephenson, a

Wright, MA. Rector of Walkern, in that county,

to Maria, only daughter of Wm. Ogle Wallis 3. At Maize-hill, Greenwich, the lady of Capt.

Ogle, Esq. of Cansey-park, Northumberland.

6. At St. Stephens, near Saltash, James Murray,
Macbearn, Royal Artillery, a son,

Esq. Capt. of HMS. Valorous, to Miss Tucker,
In Great Cumberland-place, the lady of Edward

eldest daughter of Benjamin Tucker, Esq. of
• Blount, Esq. of Bellamore, Stafford, a son.

Trematon-castle,
6. At Lawn-cottage, Battersea, the lady of James 9. James Henry D'Arey Hutton, Esq.of Aldburgh-
Esdaile Hamınet, Esq. a daughter.

hall, in the County of York, to Miss Harriot
7. At Cheltenham, the lady of Capt. J. Hancock,

Aggas, of Earsham, Norfolk.
CB. Royal Navy, a daughter.

- The Rev. Wm. Seys, Vicar of Telbeck and of
8. At Brompton-crescent, the lady of Lieut.-col.

Penelt, to Anne, widow of the late John Pooley
Hook, 16th regt. a son.
9. The lady of John Poynder, Esq. a son.

Kensington, Esq. of Putney.

11. At Stoke-upon-Trent, Edmund John Birch,
Lately, at the house of her father, W. Williams,

Esg. of Fradswell-hall, Staffordshire, to Mary,
Esq. MP. for Weymouth, the lady of Capt. H.
Loraine Baker, RN. a son.

youngest daughter of Josiah Spode, Esq. of the

Mount, in the same county.
IN SCOTLAND.

12. At Benenden, Cooke Tylden Pattenson, Esq.

of lborden, in the county of Kent, to Miss
At Inveresk-house, near Edinburgh, the seat of
Lady Seaforth, the hon. Mrs. Stewart Macken-

Hodges, daughter of Thos. Law Hodges, Esq.
zie, of Seaforth, a son.

of Hempstead-place, in the same county.

- At Dorking, James Randall, Esq. of Lincoln'sIN IRELAND.

inn, Barrister at Law, to Hebe, only daughter At Ballybricken, county of Cork, the lady of Ma

of Richard Lowndes, Esq. jor Burke, a daughter.

13. At Herstmonceux, Edwin Dashwood, Esq. Ai Kilkenny, the lady of Lieut.-Col. Wade, 12th

of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), third son Royal Highlanders, a son.

of Sir John Dashwood, Bart. of West Wy

combe Park, Bucks, to Amelia, second daughter ABROAD.

of the Rev. Robert Hare, of Herstmonceux,
The Infanta Donna Carlotta, Consort of his Royal

Sussex.
Highness the Infant Don Francisco y Pablo, bro-

15. At Spencer-house, by his Grace the Archbishop
ther of the King of Spain, a Princess, named

of York, Charles Neville, Esq. of Neville Holt,
Isabella.

Leicestershire, to Lady Georgiana Bingham,
At Florence, Mrs. Edward Seymour, a daughter.

fourth daughter of the Earl of Lucan.
At Bombay, the lady of John Worthy, Esq. 9th

18. At Greenwich, W. Parkhouse, Esq. of that regt. Nat. Iof. a daughter.

place, to Frances, widow of the late George

Morphett, Esg. of Blackbeath.

21. The Rev. Charles Shipley, only surviving son MARRIAGES.

of the very Reverend the Dean of St. Asaph, to May 22. At St. James's church, by the very Rev.

Charlotte, eldest daughter of Robert Arley
the Dean of Canterbury, H. Farnell, Esq. to

Sloper, Esq. of Woodhay, Berks.
Margaret Ann, eldest daughter of Alex. Tulloch,

IN IRELAND.
Esq.

of Charles-street, St. James's-square. By special licence, at Gloster, in the King's
24. At Crawley, Hants, John Latham, Esq. Fel. county, the seat of John Lloyd, Esq. Henry

low of All Souls', Oxford, eldest son of John King, Esq. to Miss Lloyd, youngest daughter
Latham, MD. Harley-street, and of Bradwall- of John Lloyd, Esg.
hall, Chester, to Elizabeth Anne, eldest daugh- At Glenmire, near Cork, John James Hamilton,
ter of the late Hon. Mr. Justice Dampier.

Esq. eldest son of Hamilton, Esg. of Bala
26. George Cooper, Esq. of New Brentford, to leymacholl, county of Meath, to the Hon. Anne

Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Nicholas, of Geraldine De Courcy, third daughter of the
Ealing.

Right Hon. Lord Kinsale,
28. At Mary-le-bone church, Capt. George Wel-
lings, of the 85th regt. or King's Light Infantry,

ABROAD.
to Anne, the only danghter of John Penwarne, At Brussels, at the house of his Excellency the
Esq. of Stafford-street.

British Ambassador, by the Rev. Whitworth - Ai St. George's, Hanover-square, Thomas Bal. Russell, Chaplain, to the Embassy, John Baker

dock, Esq. to Charlotte, youngest daughter of Moody, Esq. to Ann, eldest daughter of Walthe late Lieut-Col. Ross, of the Royal Marines. ter Mansell, Esq. of Woodferiy-house, Oxford29. At St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Lord shire.

Bishop of Landaff, John Tritton, Esq. eldest son At York, Upper Canada, by special licence, by
of John Henton Tritton, Esq. of Bedington, to the Rev. and Hou, Dr. Strachan, Capt. Wm.
Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of the late Ed. Bouchier, RN. to Emma, second danghter of
mund Hammond Biscoe, Esq. of Lympsfield, John Mills Jackson,

Esq. of Dowton, Wilts.
Surrey.

At the Chapel of the British Embassy, at Paris, - At Compton Bishop, Charles Smith, youngest Samuel Flood Page, Esg. of Henrietta-street, son of Henry Coxwell, Esq. of Millfield-bouse, Brunswick-square, to Augista, youngest daughMiddlesex, to Frances Elizabeth, eldest daughter ter of the late Alex. Shaw, Esq. formerly Lieut.of the late John Pope, Esq.

Governor of the Isle of Man.
Lately, the Rev. H. Brackenbury, Rector of Sorim-
by, Lincolnshire, to Anne, only daughter of

DEATHS.
John Atkinson, Esq. of Ansthorpe-hall, York-
shire.

May 23. At Winster, Mr. Wm. Cuddie, Surgeon. 31. At Chichester, the Rev. Rowland Grove Cur. This unfortunate gentleman's death was occa

tois, Chaplain of the Forces, to Louisa Georgina, sioned by a wound received the preceding day

e'dest daughter of Major General Widrington. in a duel, which, it appears, he was induced - At Paddington Church, by the Bishop of Lon- to fight with Mr. W. Brittlebank, of the same

don, the Rev. Dr. Goodenough, Head-master of place. The Coroners Jury returned a verdict of Westminster School, and youngest son of the wilful murder against all the parties concerned, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, to Frances, youngest three of whom are now confined in Derby gaol; daughter of Samuel Pepys Cockerell, Esq. of but Mr. Brittlebank, the principal, has abWestbourne-house.

sconded. - At St. Pancras, Sir Stephen Shairp, of Russell- 26. Aged 71, the lady of Capt. Dennis Butler, of

place, to Harriot, widow of the late Edward Albany-crescent.

Astle, Esq. of Prince's-court, Westminster. - Suddenly, of apoplexy, John Campbell, Esq.
Lately, at St. Alban's, the Rev. Sir John Filmer, of Conduit-vale, Blackheath.

Bart. of Langleybury, Herts, to Esther, daugh- 27. Wm. Mumford, Esq. of Sutton-place, near
ter of the late Mr. John Stow, of Tenements of Dartford, Kent.
St. Stephen

- Daniel Key, Esq. Deputy of the Ward of AldersJune 2. At the Earl of Coventry's, in Piccadilly,

gate.

[July,

182

Deaths.
28. The Rev. Joshua Raddock, MA. Vicar of Hi:. 9. In Old Elvet, Durham, aged 84, the Right Rer.

chin, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cam- W. Gibson, DD. Roman Catholic Bishop of
bridge.

Acanthos, ard Vicar Apostolic for the Northern
29. At Portsmouth, Lord Francis Thynne, late District of England.

midshipman of his Majesty's ship Rochefort, Capt. Wm. Haddon, of the 6th, or Inuiskilien,
and son of the Marquis of Bath.

regt, of Dragoons, eldest son of the late Major-
30. Mr. Stothard, son of T. Stothard, Esq. RA. and General Haddon, of the Royal Artillery.
brother of Mr. H. Stothard. This gentleman, - At Munster-house, Fulham, Stephen Sulivan,
well known as an artist of considerable talent, Esq. in his 79th year.
was killed by a fall trom a ladder, upon which - At Clifton, Penelope, relict of the late General
he was standing

while copying a window in the Edward Smith, and daughter of the late Sir Wm.
church of Beerferris, in Devon; although not Bowyer, Bart. of Denham-court, Bucks.
more than ten feet from the ground, yet being 10. At Romsey, of an inflammation of the chest,
precipitated on his head, he fractured his scull after four days illness, Rebecca, wife of John
and expired on the spot.

Reynolds Beddome, and youngest daughter of
-The Hon. Morton Eden, brother to Lord Auck. the Rev. Robert Winter, DD.
land, in his 27th year.

- At Southgate, Middlesex, in his 40th year,
At his house, Portland-place, in his 86th year, Charles Pasley, Esq. late Major in the Hon.
the Earl of Sheffield. His Lordship was the East India Company's service, and Charge d'Af-
friend of Gibbon, and the Editor of his Miscel. faires at the Court of Persia.
laneous Works, and was the author of many - In Baker-street, Mrs. Bengough, relict of the
valuable publications on commerce, agriculture, late Alderman Bengough, of Bristol, in her 82d
&c. His son, George Augustus Charles Hol- year.
royd, Viscount Pevepsey, succeeds to his titles 12. At Dover, John Minet Fector, Esq. aged 67.
and estates.

Lately, at Mount-row, Lambeth, Mrs. Ashe, reliet
31. In Great Pultney-street, Bath, the Right Hon. of the late Rev. Samuel Ashe, rector of Langley
John Campbell, Lord Cawdor, Baron Cawdor, Burrell, Wilts.
of Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire. His Lordship 14. At his house, in Somerset-street, Portmap-
is succeeded in his titles and estates by the Hon. square, the lady of Nevile Reid, Esq.
Frederick Campbell, MP. for Caermarthen, who - At Tichborne-house, Hants, in his 65th year,
married the eldest daughter of the late Marquis Sir Henry Tichborne, Bart.
of Bath.

15. In Gower-street, Martha, the wife of Jacobs
- At his house, in Spring-gardens, the Earl of Hans Busk, Esq. of Ponsborne-park, Herts.
Stair. His Lordship was the sixth Earl, and 16. At the Parsonage, Langdon-hills, Essex, in
succeeded his father, John, Earl of Stair, in his 79th year, the Rev, John Moore, LLB. rec-
1789. His titles were, Earl and Viscount of Stair, tor of the above Parish, and of St. Michael Bas-
Viscount Dalrymple, Baron of Newliston, Glen- sisbaw, London, one the priests of his Majesty's
bece and Stranraer, and a Baronet; all Scotch Chapel Royal, St. James's, and for 54 years Mi-
titles. Leaving no issue, he is succeeded by his nor Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral.
nephew, John W. H. Dalrymple, now Earl of 17. At her residence,

in Upper Harley-street, Mrs. Stair.

King, of Kelsey-park, Beckenham, Keat, relict
Lately, at Bath, the Rev. C. H. Simpson, DD. of the late Edward King, Esq. FRS. and FAS.

Minister of Laytonstone chapel, Essex, and late 18. At GosportMajor Bennet, of the Royal En-
one of the East India Company's Chaplains at gineers.

the Presidency of Madras.
- In his 78th year, the Rev. Sir Henry Poole, Bart.

IN SCOTLAND. of the Hooke, near Lewes.

At Edinburgh, aged 45, John Ballantyne, Esq. June 1. Mary, daughter of the late - Mills,

Esq. Bookseller to his Majesty for Scotland. of Ripley, Yorkshire, and the bride of Mr. J.

At Inglis-Maldie, Kincardineshire, the Hon. AlexHouseman, of Clint, to whom she had been mar. ander Keith, in his 22d year. ried the preceding Tuesday, when she was given away by Sir Wm. Ingilby, the present High At Newington, Edinburgh, the lady of the Rev.

At Dumfermline, Dr. Stenhouse, of Comeby-park. Sheriff.' Immediately after the ceremony the Dr. M'Crie. Bride and Bridegroom set off with a party of friends to York. On their arrival the unfor. tunate lady was attacked by apoplexy, which

IN IRELAND. terminated her life so soon afterwards.

At Castleclackan, in the county of Mayo, in his 3. At Chester, aged 43, Wm. Carter, Esq. many 74th year, the Right Hon. James Lord Baron

years a Captain in the Royal Cheshire regt. and Tyrawly, late of the 22d regt. of foot.

At Newbrook, in the county of Mayo, aged 56, 4. After a few days illness, in Edward-street, Port- the Right Hon. Lord Baron Clanmorris. The

man-square, Sir Geo. Douglas, Bart. of Spring. title and part of his estates descend to his Lordwood-park, Roxburghshire, which county he ship's eldest son, the Hon. Barry Bingham (now had formerly represented in several successive

Earl Clanmorris). Parliaments.

At her father's house, Granby-row, Dublin, Eli- At Calthorpe-house, Oxfordshire, in bis 720 zabeth, eldest daughter of John Duncan; and at

year, Thomas Cobb, Esq. Deputy-Lieutenant, her residence, in Beresford-street, Elizabeth,

and Commissioner of the Peace, for that county. daughter of the late Wm. Duncan, Esq. and 5. In Euston-square, after being delivered of a still- cousin to the above. These ladies were interred born child, the wife of George Ranking, Esq.

at the same time, in the same grave. Jun.

At Carlow, the Rev. John Faulkner, LLD. Rector - At Beverley-lodge, near Colchester, Lachlan of the Union of Carlow and Killeshin upwards

Robt. Mackintosh, Esq. of Dalmunzie, Perth- of 40 years, and Chaplain to his Grace the late shire, in his 60th year.

Duke of Leinster.
- At his residence, at Potter's Bar, in his 724 The Rev. W. Mears, Rector of Kildallen, in the

year, Daniel Carpenter, Esq. one of his Ma- county of Cavan.
jesty's Justices of the Peace, and Deputy-Lieu-
teuant of the counties of Middlesex and Herts.

ABROAD. 6. The Rev. R.D. Squirre, one of the Prebendaries

or Hereford Cathedral, and many years Head- At Lausanne, Jane Allott, youngest daughter of master of the College School.

the Dean of Raphoe.
Lately, in St. Michael's-place, Brompton, Mrs. On board the Duke of Kent Packet, on his passage

Storace, sister to the late Dr. John Trusler, and from Lisbon to Falmouth, the Right Hon. Lord
mother of the late Stephen Storace, well known Clifford.
by his musical talents, also of the celebrated At Cossergam, in the Presidency of Bombay,
Signora Storace.

Anne, third daughter of the late W. Hodges, 7. At the residence of the Earl of Mexborough, in Esq. RA.

Piccadilly, after a few hours illness, the Coun- At Caunpore, Capt. John Cruikshank, 24th regt. tess of Mexborough.

N. 1. by the accidental discharge of a pistol. - Francis Markett, Esq. of Meopham Court- At Paris, after an illness of two years, the lady of lodge, in the county of kent.

Lieut.-General Hodgson.

Weather.

9a, m.

Fine

3

4

20

21

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE AND OBSERVATIONS,

MADE AT STRATFORD, MIDDLESEX.

By Mr. R. Howard.

Ma. denotes the Maximum, Mi. the Minimam.
Ther., Baro. Hyg. Wind. Weather.

Ther. Baro. Hyg. Wind.
May

9 a.m. Ma.61 30-05

Ma. 56 30-01 65 NE Cloudy

17

65

Var. Rainy
Mi, 38 20.92

Mi. 42 29.92
Ma. 67 29.92

Ma. 60 30-27
2
62 NE Clondy

18

71 Mi. 52) 29.82

Mi. 36) 29.98

NW
Ma.71 29.82

Ma. 64 30-27
SW Fine

19

61 Mi. 44 29.74

Mi. 40 30.23

NW

Fine
Ma.73 29.74

Ma.59 30.23
64 SW
Fine

67 NE
Mi. 42 29.68

Mi, 31 30.17

Fine i Ma. 72 29.68

Ma.61 30.17
5
59 SE Cloudy

NE
Mi. 45 29.50

Mi, 32 30-06

Fine
Ma. 62 29.87
58 SW

Ma.57 30-06

22
Showery

NE
Mi. 42 29 53

Mi. 37 29.87

Cloudy 7 Ma. 65 29-96

Ma.51 30-01 58 SW Fine

23

NE
Mi. 42 29.87

Mi. 30 29.86

Showers
Ma.63) 30:16

Ma.55 30-03
SO SW Showery

24

N
Mi. 38 29.96

Mi, 29 30-00

Cloudy Ma.65 30 26

Ma.61 30.00 9 64 NW Fine

25

SW
Mi. 42 30.16

Mi. 34 29-84

Cloudy Ma.64 30.25 10

Ma.52 29.95
60
NW Cloudy

26
Mi. 44 30.07

Mi, 30 29.84

NW Showery Ma.70 30.07

Ma.571 29.98 73 NW Fine

27

NW Cloudy Mi. 54 29.91

Mi. 39| 29-95 12 Ma.62 29-91

Ma.58 30.15 63 NW Fine

NW Showery
Mi. 41| 29.45

Mi. 38) 29.98
Ma.5629.45

Ma.61 30-25
13
61 NW Showery

29

NW
Mi, 38 29-44

Mi. 31 30 15

Fine Ma.59 29:44 14 64 NW Fine

Ma. 66 30.26
80

E
Mi. 42 29.29

Mi, 39 30.20
15
Ma.54 29.744

Ma.61 30-20
80

SW Showery
Mi, 38 29.29

31 {

B Fine

Mi. 401 30.09 Ma.57 30-01 16

65 W Showers | Mi. 38 29.74

6

8

28

Fine

COURSES OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE AT

Paris. Hamburg. Amsterdam Vienna. Genoa. Berlin. Naples. Leipsig. Bremen. 20 June 19 June 21 June 19 June

16 June

8 June 19 June

ON

26

} ....1571..159

Lisbon......

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN
From May 25 to June 22.

IN THE TWELVE MARITIME DISTRICTS.
Amsterdam, C. F.. ...12-14..12-18

By the Quarter of 8 Winchester Bushels, Ditto at sight ..

12-11..12-15

from the Returns in the Weeks ending Rotterdam, 2 U

12-15.. 12-19

May | May June June June Antwerp .12-10..12-12

19

2 9 16 Hamburgh, 24 V .38-7..38.10 Wheat 51 551 9 52 753 1152 2 Altona, 24 U..

.38-8..38-11 Rye - 31 232 0 32 331 731 3 Paris, 3 days' sight. .25-80.. 25-85 Barley 23 6 23 3 23 9 23 11/23 3 Ditto.. 2 U

.26-15..26-20 Oats 17 4 17 3 17 617 717 7 Bourdeaux

..26-15..26-20 Beans 29 7 29 5 28 9 30 4 30 2 Frankfort on the Main

Peas 30 10 30 431 11/30 730 8
Ex. M..

Corn and Pulse imported into the Port of
Petersburg, rble, 3 U......9
Vienna, ef. fo. 2 M . . 10-20..10-28

London from May 22, to June 23.
Trieste ditto

10-20..10-28

English | Irish Foreign Total

Wheat 35,110 2,465 1,310 Madrid, effective 36

38,885

350 Cadiz, effective

Barley 14,700 .352

15,050 Oats

450 Bilboa

58,992 9,010
.353

68,562
Rye
52

52 Barcelona

.35

Beans Seville .35 8,088

8,088

Pease 1,351 Gibraltar. .30

1,351

Malt Leghorn

21,876 Qrs.; Flour 42,026 Sacks.

.461..47 Genoa

.434..44

Foreign Flour 800 barrels. Venice, Ital. Liv.. .27-60

Price of Hops per cwt. in the Borough. Malta

.45

Kent, New bags ...40s. to 758. Naples

.394..40

Sussex, ditto .40s. to 60s. Palermo, per oz. ..116

Essex, ditto

.00s. to 008. .49

Yearling Bags ....00s. to 00s. Oporto

..494-50

Kent, New Pockets 40s. to 84s. Rio Janeiro.

.484..49

Sussex, ditto ..... 40s. to 658. Bahia

.58-59

Essex, ditto 00s. to 008. Dublin

..9-94

Farnham, ditto ......00s. to 00s. Cork

84-89

Yearling Pockets ....35s. to 50s.

Average Price per Load of
PRICES OF BULLION.

Hay. Clover. Straz.
£. s.

£. 8. £. $. £. 8. £. 8. At per Ounce.

Smithfield. d. £. $. d.

30 to 4 4..4 0 to 5 0..1 6 to 1 10 Portugal gold, in coin ( 0 0.0 0

Whitechapel. Foreign gold, in bars 3 17 103..0.0 0

£. $.

ACCOUNT OF CANALS, DOCKS, BRIDGES, WATER-WORKS, INSURANCE AND GAS-LIGHT

COMPANIES, INSTITUTIONS, &c.
By Messrs. WOLFE and EDMONDS, No. 9, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill.

(June 21st, 1821.)

Share. 24ora Per

-- evenil

1000

100

£. £. $.
£. 8.

£. 8. Canals.

Bridges.
350 1001
Andover...

5
7336

Southwark 1482 100 Ashby-de-la-Zouch

16
1500

Do. new
1760
3 10 Ashton and Oldham

70
3000

Vauxhall
1260
100 Basingstoke..

6 54,0001.

Do. Promissory Notes
54,000L
Do. Bonds...

40
5000

Waterloo 2000 23 24 Birmingham (divided) 560

Annnities of 81. 5000

27 5 477 250 Bolton and Bury.

5000

annuities of 71. 22 10 939 150 4 Breckuock & Abergavenny %

100 60,0001.

Bonds..... 400 100 Chelmer and Blackwater: : 90

Roads. 1500 100

Chesterfield 500 100 44 Coventry

1970
300 1001 - Barking..

34 4546 100 Croydoo.............

1000
Commercial

105 600 100 Derby..

East-India 20603 | 100 Dudley

Branch

100 Ellesmere and Chester 35751 133 3

492

33

1001 17 6 Creat Dover Street.... 231

Erewash
100 58
100

4
2393

Highgate Archway. 1297 100 20 Forth and Clyde

1000
Croydon Railway.

12 1960 100 Gloucester and Berkeley,

Surrey Do...

10
old Share

3762
1 12 Severn and Wye

31 10 60 Do. optional Loan

Wuter Works. 11,8154] 100 Grand Junction

1222 1521 Grand Surrey 59 101 3900 East London...

87
48,8001.
Do. Loan

4500
2 10 Grand Junction

56 28499 100 Grand Union

2000 100 -
Kent ...

33 10 19,3271. Do. Loan

1500
2 10 London Bridge..

50 3096 100 Grand Western.

800
1001 -
South London

22 749 15017 Grantham....

7540
2 West Middlesex

54 10 6312 100 Huddersfield

1360
York Buildings.

23 10 25,3328 100 18 Kennet and Avon

19 10

Innirances. 11,6994 100 Lancaster 28791 100 12 Leeds and Liverpool....... 315 2000

2 10 Albion

41 345 Leicester 1290 25,000 6 Atlas

5 1895 100 Leicester & Northampton

40 Bath

575 Union .. 300 1000 25 Birmingham

320 70 170 Loughborough

2600
3 British

50 250 100 12 Melton Mowbray

4000
2 10 County

39 Mersey and Irwell

20,000
5 Eagle.

2 12 6 2409 100 10 Monmouthshire

50,000
European

20 43,5261. 100 Do. Debentures

1,000,0001 100
Globe..

123 700 100 Montgomeryshire

40,000
5 Hope

3 5 27 25 51.6 Neath..

1410 2400
4 10 Imperial

92 1770 25 North Wilts

3900
I 4 London Fire

24 500 100 12 Nottingham

200 31.000
1 London Ship

20
1720
100 32
Oxford
2500 1001 18 Provident

17 2400 100 3 10 Peak Forest

100,000
2 Rock

1 19 2320 501 Portsmouth and Arundel.. 1745,1001. 10 Royal Exchange

1230 12,294 (Regent's...

8 10 Sun Fire..
5631 1002
Rochdale

4000
1001 10 Sun Life

23 10 125 Shrewsbury

1165
1500 200 14 Union.........

35
500
100 7 10 Shropshire

Gas Lights.
771

50 Soinerset Coal...
700
100 40
Stafford. & Worcestershire.1700

8000

5014 Gas Light and Coke (Char800 145 Stourbridge ..

tered Company)

61
36-47
Stratford on Avon

4000
28 Do. New Shares

39 Stroudwater

1000

8 City Gas Light Company 107 533 100 12 Swansea

1000 100 4 Do, New

55 350 100 Tavistock ..

2500 20 18 4 Bath Gas ..........

18 10
2670
Thames and Medway...

1500
201 - Brighton Gas

15 1300 20075 Trent & Mersey or Grand

1000
2 Bristol

26
Trunk .....
1810

Literary Institutions. 1000 100

Warwick and Birmingham 224
10004 50

1000 75gs
London ............

34 980 100 11 Warwick and Napton ...210

700
125gs
Russel ...........

11 11
14,288
Wilts and Berks...

700
30gs Surrey..............

7 126 105 Wisbeach....

Miscellaneous.
6000
Worcester and Birmingham 25

1080 50 15 Auction Mart .....
Docks.

1397
100 2 10 British Copper Company

50 2209 146 Bristol

2299 80 Golden Lane Brewery

14 289.3241.! 100 Do. Notes

3447 50
Do....

10 10 3132 100 Commercial

68 2000 150 1 London Commercial Sale 450,0001. 100) 10 East India

170

Rooms

19 1038 100 East Country

20

Carnatic Stock, Ist. Class.. 8,114,0001. 100 London

102

3 Do.....

20. Class.. 1,200,0001. 100 10 West-India

178

5
City Bonds

1106

1244 251512必31129719912118m=151

5-16