The National Register.
London, England, 1808-04-03 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

APRIL 3•

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL IMPORT.

The easterly told dry winds, which prevailed almost during
the whole of the month of March, have continued to operate
beneficially upon all the mbre early and luxuriant young Wheat
crops, by affording a seasinable check to their ton forward and
rapid growth ; while, on the contrary, the sharp keen dry frost ,
hit...e had an unfavourable effect on must of the late thin crops
of thi, valuable grain in many districts. The same causes have
iivewise been prejudicial to tho:e Bean crops which had been
got in at an early period, in the preceding months, and were now
ju-t :ie.,;inaing to appear above the ground, by giving a sudden
check to their voting gro h, and in some more exposed situa-
tions, by almost destroy log the young tender shoots. By the
same means also the portions of turnip crops, which had re-
mained from the consumption of the preceding period, have been
much destroyed, so that a much smaller quantity of this sort Of
cattle food had been left for use in the present month than is
u-uaily the case. The cabbage cole and other similar green
cattle crop: have, however as usual, stood the severity of the
season, will and must now be of vast service to the farmer. The
later eon n tares, and tither artificial grasses, have, on most of
tke better descriptions of land, continued to have a promising
appcaraece, and will probably afford a very desirable supply
or food tor stos.ic. 'Eke dryness of the whole month, has been
particolaily fli.vlurable for all the different operations of the •
held, Ai Ilk lions the state of the weather in the two preceding
nom tis nail been tinum..ily retarded. The business of ploughing
and :•on ing has been performed over a very great extent of land.
From tae extravagani price of peas, a more extensive spaCe of
land than d.faal, vv ill he sown this year with Barley anti spring
IN sitUalio:,s where 014; last sort of crop is grown. A
large portion of the tatter has been already put into the grouni.
The woe!: of making an,i repairing the fences has likewise beeu
ex:•euted throur,hout the whole of the month. There has
bi:en bet a very poor supply of feed for the store stock which
has been wintered in the pastures, of course they have not gone
oil to tile itsibil proof in nutliy places ; nor has the home feeding
been pei.i.orowd without extraordinary expence, except in cas'...s
whore great attention had been paid to the rising of beneficial
articles of can le food for winter use. The dearness of hay, straw,
cake, potatoes, and other sorts of dry fatal, have contributed
grc....tly to this circumstance. In the spring months, the scarcity
of feed for stock will probably be considerable in many dis-
tricts n here improved nushandry is but little practised. The
drynsss of the vv rather, during the wh.le of the mouth, has been
favourable to the lambing ewes, as well as the couples with
ypung lambs. la many situations, sheltered by the hills, and
elevated ground:. the ewes, especially those of the South Down
Lind, have Citabed down with much success, producing twins in
great numbers. The state of the weather during March has
also bee.% favourable to the fattening of sheep, w inch have gone
on to touch greater proof than during the last. All sort of fatted
stuck is upon the advance, and there is rather a scarcity of some
suit,, as hogs. Cows are rather cheaper, but low in condition.

TUESDAY'S LON DON GAZETTE.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Coates and J. Johnson, Queen-street, wine-merchants.
(i. Crowe and C. Wall, Titchborne-street, mercers. R. and
W. Hargreaves, and W. H. and J. Robberts, Burnley, Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinocrs. J. A. tiodgkin,nn, C. Tayleur, and J.
Ylett her, Liverpool, cotton-brokers. C. Taylem and J. Park,
Li►crpool, merchants. W. and J. Mellorie, Leeds, linen-drapers.
W. Chilcott, J. Lorymer, and W. Put-tens, Nlartgotsfield Coal-
works, Gloucestershire. J. S. J. and B. piekinson, Leeds,
drsalters. J. and W. Yates, Shelton, Staffordshire, potters.
It. S. Ludlow, W. Gardener, and T. Morris, Bristol, brewers.
C. P. and J. Wyatt, Whitechapel, stationers, J. Lacey and
. Jones, Alderlcy, Gloucestershire, clothiers. J. Sharpe, W.
Lccles, and C. Moorhouse, Manchester, attornies. 'l. Watts
and R. Nudd, Norwich, founders.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
John Harvey, Springfield, Essex, bricklayer, to surrender
May 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Isaac Bernal the younger, Great Prostcot-street, Goodman's.
fields, merchant.

John Seccombe, ilorrabridge, Deron ; John Lew erne, Truro,
Cornwall; Catharine lloyte, of the same place, widow ; Charles

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Burley, Ilorrabridge; and Richard Searle, Lauhcoston, Cueu-
w all, woollen maudfacturers.
BAN KRUPTS.
James Bull, Kingston, Isle of night, corn-dealer, to sdP;
render April 11, at two, 12, at eleven, and May 10, at twelve.
at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Gilbert. dew port.
Thomas Bolton, Litigant Little, York, dealer, Apia t!, 7,
and May 10, at eleven,Jitt the Tow u-hall Tavern, Richmond.
Attorpies, W illiain Suwcrhy, It ic hinond ; and Mr. Fairless,
Staple-inn, London,
Benjamin Williams, Liverpool, linen-draper, May 2,3, and
10, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Li-
verpool. Attorpies, Mr. illackstock, Saint Mildred's-court,
Poultry; and Mr. Murrow, Parailik-street, Liverpool.
Thomas Huntingdoo, IVitiford, Ilerts,, age., primer, April 16,
at ow, 23, at tao, and May 10, at ww, at Guildhall, London.
Atturnies, ssrs. Jennings and Collier, Great Shire-lane, Lin-
ecl t•:-inn.
John Tyson, Liverpool, tallow-chandler, April IS, 19, and
May 10, at eleven, at the (l ,he Tii%ent, Liverpool. Attorney,
Mr. Iv ison, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
John Hatton, Lymm, Cheshire, teacher, Aprii 5,9, and May
10, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Attorpies,
Mr. Ileslup, King-street, Matichesier ; and Messrs. J. anti R.
y 1 ibis, Warnford-court, London.
William Dina iddie, Manchester, iosuranee-broker, A Aril 5,
at eleven, and May 10, a. tea, at London. At-
tornies, Messrs. Dcunets and Greavcs, King''-accts-yard, Cole-
man-street.
Thomas Chattam, High HoPtorn, cerk-cutter, April 5, 12,
atal May 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Aspinal,
:,duality-court. Chancery-lane.
Williaut Lawson, St. Catherine-street, biscuit-ba!ier, April
2, 12, and May 10, at ten, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy,
Mincing-lane.
Samuel Baker, Borough of Southwark, uphol-terer, April 5,
at ten, 9, at eleven, and May 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Mr. Barrow, East Gritnatead ; and Mr. LlLia, Batton
Garden.
Thomas Crockett, Oxford, derler, Aprii 25, and May 10,
at eight, at the 'Angel Ina, Oxford. Ab tomies, Mr. Itobertie,
(Ward ; and A;essrs:' Rase M tionita, Gra • 's- Inn-square.
Jojeph hill, Fountain-place, City Sour-factor, April
2, 11, at twelve, and May 10, at• ten, at Attorne,
Mr. !fester, Lincoln's-inn Now-square.
Thomas Chippendall, Marti,....;-laue, upholsterer, April 2,
12, and May 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. burgess,
Curvt-street, May-fair.
W hots Pa rtingtoe, Manchester, ma:ley-scrivener, A pril 2,
11, at twelve, and May it.), at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. llurd, Inner Temple.
DIVIDENDS.
May 30. George Ainsworth,Warriegton, 14:111Cibill ire, and John
Stevens, Liverpool, wire-drawers, at to dive, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Liverpool.
May 3. John Allen, Platform, Ratherlaithe, coal-merchant, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
April 25. Henry Madtleu,•Barbadoes, merchant, at ten, at t:.
Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April 23. Samuel Wentworth Tate-,Davis-street, %•••
square, coach-re ^r., at twelve, at (;tiii,!eall.
April 25. Jo i Rioter A,he, Orinskirk, Lancashire, tlr
at twelve, at the .icege Intl, I.iv•rpocrl.
A pril23. Alithuav Liter, March-Chappell, Lincoln. •-
at, the George inn, Kingston-upon-Dull.
A pril 21. William Bennett the You') er , T,4nes,
cer, at eleven, at time Seven Stars t no, Tows.
May 7. Benjamin Baddeley, , whitechapel, grocer,
May 1. Thomas Corlett, Ft-Pay-street, Cheap,'
houseman, at ten, at •
Ap.ll 13. Robert Pringle, Northumberland-street
jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 10. William Lees, I.iverpool, merchant, at is
the George lan, Liverpool,
April 20. Williain Joy nson anti Ricitard Lewis,
orn dealers, at la dye, at the scoria, inn, Liverpool
April 20. Archibald titulth, 1,.
eleven, at the George lint, K
April 30. Wi i. i.un Goulton, Selby, ork, linen-dra,
eleven, at the Taii),,L inn, Leeds.
April 26. John Carbery, V ime-otreet, Westralnster, •
hatbeauta, at twelve, at Guildhall.

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'April 25. Robert Preston, Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April 30. William Hamby, Strand, oilman, at ten, at °gild-
„, ball.
2(1 William Searle, Chudleigh, Devon, shopkeeper, a►
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
April 2tt. John Leedhatn, K ingston-upon-Hull, linen-draper,
nt eleven, ai the George Inn, IV Ititefriar-gate, Kingston-upon-

CERTIFICATES.-APRTL 19.

Benjamin Phillips and William Bacon, Ewer-street, Southwark,

levigators.
James Hudson, Watling-street, merchant.
Gamaliel Nlibier, Thurlston, York, anti Daniel Whitaker,
Y.aitchester, cotton-manufacturers.
John Watson, John WlitSoll the younger, Joseph Watson, and
David Ainsworth, Preston, Lancaster, cotton-spinpers.
Henry Holmes, Leeds, ~tatinne,-,
3. White, Ilicmingliatn, tabor.
M. Utley, liollock Lee, Yorkshire, cotton roanufacturzr.
W. C. Thomas, Nicliolas-lane, merchant.

SATURDAVS LONDON GAZETTE.

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Ci-ova-ggic?, April 2, 1808.

MEMBER RETURNED 10 SERVE IN THE PRESENT rAnLIA-

11C\T.

..ouch of .Vrio Itallon.—Bryan Cooke, Esq. the last. Election,
so far ac relates to one of the Burgesses of the said Borough,
baying been determined to be void.

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