74

}

96

120

124 125 116 125 112 113

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131 (127

per lb.

127 122 133 (129 125 124 10 92

Ib.

3 (F.s.)

PRICES CURRENT.-July 4, 1818.
SUGAR, Musc.
LEITH. GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. LONDON.

DUTIES. B. P. Dry Brown, . cwt. 76 to

to 77 72 to 78 74 to 77 Mid. good, and fine mid. 84

88 78 90. 7

90 84
86

£1 10 0 Fine and very fine,

90
96

91

87

88 Refined, Doub. Loaves, 150 155

140 150
Powder ditto,
120 124

109
Single ditto,
118 120 119

128 107 108
Small Lumps
114 118 114

129 111 119
Large ditto,
112 114 110

119 108

110
Crushed Lumps,

65
67

68
74 69

70 MOLASSES, British, cwt. 37 37 6 36 37 39 6

35

0 7 64 COFFEE, Jamaica cwt. Ord, good, and fine ord. 116 126 114

126 120 124 Mid. good, and fine mid. 127 133 125

134 128 134 Dutch, Triage and very ord. 114 116

(109
120 112

120
Ord. good, and fine ord. 118 129 1116

128 124 130

0 0 78 Mid. good, and fine mid. 130 135 128

137 132

136 St Domingo, 124 127 120

127 130 134 PIMENTO (in Bond)

10 9
10 93 10

0 0 92 SPIRITS, Jam. Rum, 16 0. P. gall. 38 7d 38 9d 3s 5d

3s 8d
3s 3d 3s 5d 3s 2d 5s 60

0 8 14
Brandy,
9 0 10 0

10 0 12 6 SB.S. 0 17 058 Geneva, 3 5 37

3 2 3

0 17 1122 Grain Whisky, 7 3 76

13 6 WINES,

B.S. 2143 18 0 Claret, 1st Growths, hhd. 50 54

£35 €0 (F.s.) 148

4 6 Portugal Red, pipe. 48 54

48

58 Spayish White, butt. 34

(B.ş. 95 11 55

25
65

0
Teneriffe,
pipe. 30 35

25

38

F.S. (5 98 16 0 Madeira, 60 70

58

65

(B.S. 96 13 0

(F.S.) 99 16 6 LOGWOOD, Jam.

ton. £9 9

8 15 9 0

8 10 9 0 8 5 8 10
Honduras,

10
8 8 9 0
09 5 8 15 90

0914 Campeachy,

10 10
10 0 10 10 10 0

10 0 10 10 FUSTIC, Jamaica,

12
15

10 0 12 0 14 0 15 0
Cuba,
17
15 10 16 0 17 0 17 10

1 4 67 INDIGO, Caraccas fine, lb. 9s 6d 11s 60 8 6 9 6

10 6 10

0 0 TIMBER, Amer. Pine, foot. 2 3 2 4

2 5 2

0 2 Ditto Oak, 4 6 5 0

05 Christiansand (dut. paid) 2 2 2 4 Honduras Mahogany 1 0 1 6 10 0 1 8

1 3 1 5

1

3 16 0 St Domingo, ditto 1 2 3 0 1 9 2 3 9

8 14 2 TAR, American, brl.

14 6 16 0 19 6

(B.S.

1

1F.S. 1
Archangel,
23

17 0 20 0 21 0 PITCH, Foreign, cwt. 10 11

B.S. 1 13

8 6

{F.S. 1 10 1 TALLOW, Rus. Yel. Cand. 74 75 74 75 78 79 74 75

03 2 Home Melted,

74 HEMP, Riga Rhine, ton. 23

49 50
51

£49 48 SB.S.) 09 Petersburgh Clean,

48 50
51 48
50 49

(F.S.S. 0 10 FLAX, Riga Thies. & Druj. Rak. 77

78 80
Dutch,
50 120

65

0 80

0 4 Irish, 56 62

F.S. 0 0 778 MATS, Archangel, 103. 105

B.S. 1 3 9 1055

(F.S. 1 4 11 BRISTLES,

B.S.

0 3 62 Petersburgh Firsts, cwt. 16 0 16 10

£14 10 14 15 ( F.S. 0 3 11% ASHES, Peters. Pearl, 61

B.S.

4 65 50s (F.S.

6 Montreal ditto,

56

54 55 56
Pot,
52 50

0 1 7 49

50 OIL, Whale,

tun. 35

30

40

42 31
Cod,
54 (p. brl.)

35

36 TOBACCO, Virgin. fine, lb. 94 102 103 11 08 010 Middling,

9
91 0 63 0 72

10 Inferior,

84

06 COTTONS, Bowed Georg.

7

19 1 10 18 Sea Island, fine,

3 10 4 0 3 6 3 8 2s 6d 3s 6
good,

3 6 3 9 3 4 3 5
middling,
3 3 3 5 2 0 3 3

B.S. 08
Demerara and Berbice,

2 3 1 11

2 4

1 10 2 23 F.S. West India,

1 9 1 10 17 1 10 Pernambuco,

331 203 2 13 2 1 2 2 Maranham,

1 114 2 071 2 0

50c.f. ton. per 12 brls.

2 117

24

1111111

(B.S.

అంకు అందం-19 | |

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENGLISH BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 1st and

30th June 1818, extracted from the London Gazette. Ashe, J. S. Liverpool, merchant

Birch,

T. B. Liverpool, earthenware dealer Aspinall, J. Cumberland street, Curtain-road, Mid. Biss, R. Castle Eden, Durham, copperas-manudlesex, stone-mason

facturer
Attwood, J. Oldbury, Salop, victualler

Boardman, J. Liverpool, merchant
Askam, R. D. Knottingley, Yorkshire, lime-burner Brewer, A. Bath, dealer
Bailey, T. C. Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouse- Brindle, R. Leyland, Lancashire, dealer

Brown, W. A. College hill, merchant
Bartlett, J. jun. Beckington, Somerset, dyer Brown, J. London, merchant
Bennet, J. Manchester, woollen-cord manufacturer Burdon, F. & T. Henley in Arden, Warwick, drapers
Benson, J. Birmingham, pocket-book maker Bell, J. & J. Snowdon, Leeds, linen-drapers

man

Brown, Wm, Picasant-row, Hackney, ship-owner Oliver, P. Catdown, Devonshire, ship-builder Beall, T. senior, North Shielus, mason

Page, W. Banbury, Oxfordshire, mercer Bateman, J. Astell, Oxfordshire, maltster

Peacock, G. Aldersgate-street, baker Bragg, W. A. Rotherhithe-wall, shipwright

Price, W. Minories, tea-dealer Blowen, J. H. Mint-square, Tower-hill, gunmaker Peart, W.Northamptom-street, Clerkenwell, printer Cook, J. & E. Gording, Little Alie-street, Good- Phillips, J. Upper Eaton-street, Pimlico, coal-inerman's-field, upholders

chant Framingham, M. Church-street, Bethnal-green, Parrish, J. & W. Parrish, Badbrook, Gloucestershoemaker

shire, dyers Gay, M. L. Upper Norton-street, Mary-le-bone, Parker, W. High-street, Whitechapel, oil merstone-mason

chant George, J. North Audley-street, coach-maker Rawlinson, R. Manchester, pawn-broker Hall, T. Reading, tailor

Roden, E. J. Manchester, merchant Hart, G. Norwich, ironmonger

Sayer, R. P. Clarence-row, Camberwell, Surrey, Haslam, M. & T. Bolton, Lancashire, linen-drapers money-scrivener Haywood, C. Manchester, manufacturer

Shillitoe, T. Doncaster, inn-keeper Hemingway, J. Elland, Yorkshire, grocer

Southall, B. Laysters, Herefordshire, farmer Hornsby, T. jun. Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer Smith, C. Bristol, boot and shoe manufacturer Jackson, G. Widegate-alley, Bishopsgate-street, Trewhitt, N. North Allerton, linen-manufaeturer baker

Taberer, A. Collyburst, Manchester, woollen-cord Joseph, M. St James's-street, wine-merchant

manufacturer Lamb, J. & J. Younger, Crescent, Minories, mer- Tyas, J. Wakefield, York, grocer chants

Tucker, B. Bristol, dealer and chapman Langlois, Beaufort's Buildings, Strand, dealer Veven, J. Churwell, Yorkshire, cloth-merchant Lodge, R. Blackburn, Lancashire, butcher

Walter, J. Bath, cabinet-maker Loudon, J. C. Warwick-court, Holborn, merchant Watts, W. Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, farmer Lambden, H. & W. Collins, Two-mile Hill, Glou. Webb, R. Winslow, Herefordshire, farmer cestershire, pin-manufacturers

White, J. Calver, Derbyshire, grocer Lyne, E. Plymouth, merchant

Whitehouse, J. Stratford-upon-Avon, mercer Mackay, C. Liverpool, earthenware dealer

Wickstead, J. Shrewsbury, starch-maker Mayman, J. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, inkeeper Wrench, J. C. St Mary Axe, wine-merchant Mayhew, J. St Osyth, Essex, miller

Whaley, T. Packwood, Warwickshire, coal-merM'Guckin, H. King's Mews, Charing Cross, mer. chant chant

Wilson, E. Liverpool, farrier Nevison, W. North Shields, draper

Woddeson, T. W. Dover-street, Piccadilly, upholNicholls, W. Huntingdon, rope-maker

sterer Nicholson, J. & J. Brown, Bow-lane, pin and Yeates, T. Bordesly, Warwickshire, patten-tye needle manufacturers

manufacturer

ALPHABETICAL LIST of Scotch BANKRUPTCIES, announced between the 1st and

30th June 1818, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. Brown, John, cattle-dealer and cowfeeder, in Lady- burgh; by Richard Whytock, merchant, Edinlone of Paisley

burgh Forlong, John, broker, Glasgow

Munro, John, drover and cattle-dealer, Achnacloich; Guthrie, Robert, merchant, Cupar-Fife

by Robert Mitchell, writer, Tain M`Neil, Alex. merchant, grocer, and spirit-dealer, MʻLure, William, merchant, Kirkcudbright; by Greenock

W. A. Roddan, accountant there M'Laren, David, merchant, Stirling

M‘Kean, Robert, of Kirkside, Kilmarnock; by Ramsay, William, spirit-dealer, Crossgates

William Simpson, m nant there
DIVIDENDS.

M'Farlane, Robert, & Co. Greenock, and M‘FarArnot, George, merchant, Leith; by Geo. Brodie, lane, Scott, and Co. of Newfoundland, being one merchant there

concern, and Robert M‘Farlane, principal partAnderson, James, tailor, Paisley, deceased; by ner thereof, as an individual ; by Dugald MacJames Craig, jun. there- 10th July

Ewen, merchant, Greenock Boyd, Robert, merchant, Edinburgh; by Josiah M‘Allaster & Duncan, merchants, Glasgow, as a Livingstone, South Bridge

Company, and Walter M‘Allaster and James Byars, James, merchant, Forfar; by Wm Roberts, Duncan, the individual partners thereof; by writer there

John Fergusson, writer, Glasgow-20th July Brown, George, merchant tailor, Leith; by John Russell, David, late founder and merchant, Durie M‘Lean, merchant, Edinburgh

foundery, near Leven, county of Fife; by Thas. Craig, John, jun. shoemaker, Glasgow; by Dun. Dryburgh, writer, Cupar. Fife-24th July Kennedy, accountant there

Russell, David, joiner, cabinet-maker, and glazier, Dickson, George, late tobacconist, Edinburgh; by Glasgow; by John Bryce, merchant there 21st James Mitchell, tobacconist, Canongate

July Forrester & Craigie, manufacturers, Glasgow; by Smith, William, late minister, West Fenton; by John M'Gavin there

James Stevenson, merchant, Edinburgh Ford, James, of Finhaven, merchant, Montrose; Smith, Alex. writer, builder, and cattle-dealer, Ayr;

by Alex. Thomson, conjunct clerk, Montrose by James Morton, writer there Goldie, John, late merchant, Ayr, deceased; a final Stevenson, Hugh, late merchant, Greenock; by dividend at town clerk's office

Samuel Gemmil, writer there-230 July Hogg, Richard, late merchant, Edinburgh; by Watson, Robertson, late in Hole of Slateford; by Josiah Livingstone, South Bridge-2s. per pound James Speed, writer, Brechin-1st August on 3d August

Strathy & Pringle, merchants, Perth ; by William Kerr, Thomas, upholsterer, Greenside Place, Edin- Tindell, merchant, Perth-30th June.

...... Os. Od.

3d, ......

3d,..

EDINBURGH.-JULY 1.
Wheat.
Barley.

Oats.

Pease & Beans. 1st,......44s. Od. 1st,...... Os. Od. Ist,......27s. Od. Ist,...... 28s. Od. 2d, .40s. Od. 2d,

2d, .23s. Od. 2d, ......27s. Od. ..36s, Od.

Os. Od. 3d, ..21s. Od. 3d, ..26s. Od.

Tuesday, July 7. Beef (17) oz. per lb.) Os. 5d. to Os. 8d. Quartern Loaf Os. 11d. to Os. Od. Mutton

Os. 7d. to Os. 8d. Potatoes (28 lb.) Os. 10d. to Os. Od. Lamb, per quarter . 2s. 6d. to 5s. Od. Butter, per lb.

ís. 4d. to ls. Od. Veal

Os. 7d. to Os. 9d. Salt ditto, per stone 29s. Od. to Os. Od. Pork Os. 5d. to Os. 7d. Ditto, per lb.

ls. 4d. to 1s. 5d. Tallow, per stone 11s. 6d. to 12s. Od. Eggs, per dozen Os. 10d. to Os. Od.

.

9

S.

.

per 70 lbs.

.

.

.

HADDINGTON.-JULY 3.
Wheat.
Barley.

Oats.
Pease.

Beans. Ist....... 42s. 6d. 1st,......375. Od. | 1st....... 28s. Od. 1st....... 29s. Od. 1st, ..28s. Od. 2d, ...39s. Od. 2d, ......34s. Od. | 2d, ......22s. Od. 2d, ...26s. Od. 2d,......255. Od. 3d, ......35s. Od. 30, ......31s. Od, 3d, .. .18s. Od. 3d, ..23s. Od. 3d ....... 22s. Od.

Average of wheat, £1:17: 4: 4-19ths. per boll.
Note. The boll of wheat, beans, and pease, is about 4 per cent. more than half a quarter,

or 4 Winchester bushels ; that of barley and oats nearly 6 Winchester bushels.
London, Corn Exchange, July 3.

Liverpool, July 4.
Whcat, s. d. $. d.

S. d. S. d. Foreign Wheat, 53 to 65 Boilers, new 56 to 601

Rice, p. cwt. 41 0 to 45 0 Fine do. . 74 to 78 Small Beans 50 to 58 English . 11 6 to 12 6 Flour, English, Superfine do. 78 to 82 Old do. 1816. 58 to 61 Scotch 11 0 to 11 6 p.280lb. fine64 0 to 65 0 White, new . 60 to 68 Tick do. ... 48 to 54| Welch .. .10 6 to 12 0 Seconds 57 0 to 58 O Fine do.... 70 to 82 Hard do.. 54 to 56|Irish

9 0 to 10 6 Irishp.240 lb.52 0 to 54 0 Superfine do. 84 to 88 Feed Oats, 22 to 26 Dantzic 11 6 to 13 0 Ameri. p. bl. 44 0 to 46 0 Foreign 56 to 85 Fine do.. 29 to 32 Wismar . . 11 6 to 12 9 - Sour do. 30 0 to 40 0 Rye

44 to 50 Poland do. 27 to 30 American • 11 6 to 12 3 Clover-seed, p. bush. Barley, new . 38 to 45 Fine do. ... 34 to 36| Quebec • 10 6 to 11 9 - White

to Superfine do. 48 to 58 Potato do.. 32 to 34 Barley, per 60 libs. - Red

to Malt, ... 60 to 72 Fine do. ... 37 to 41 English 6 6 to 7 O Oatmeal, per 240 lb. Fine do. 76 to 78 Fine Flour, 65 to 70 Scotch 66 to 6 9 English 41 0 to 42 0 Hog Pease, new 42 to 46 Seconds, 60 to 65| Irish

0 to 7 0 Scotch ... 38 0 to 39 () Maple

48 to 52 Fine Pollard 20 to 30 Malt p.9 gls. 10 6 to 11 6 Irish ... 34 0 to 36 0 White Pease 46 to 50 Bran

13 to 14 Rye, per qr. 42 0 to 46 0

Butter, Beef, dico

Oats, per 45 lb.
Seeds, &c. July 3.

Eng.pota.

4 6 to 5 1 Butter, per cwt. s.

Welsh potato 4 3 to 4 7 Belfast 120 to 0 Mustard, Brown, 12 to 22 Trefoil

10 to 42| Scotch. 46 to 5 1 Newry 118 to White 5 to 11 Ryegrass 10 to 32 Foreign • 4 6 to 4 10 Drogheda

0 to Tares 17 to 18 -Common

to
Irish

4 3 to 4 10 Waterford, newl11 to 0 Turnips, New 14 to 20 Clover, English, Rapeseed,p.l. - to Cork, 3d

102 to 0 -Red

-to-Red, 70 to 75 Flaxseed,p.b. 7 6 to 8 0–New, 2d, . 116 to 0 -Yellow, new

to --White 100 to Sowing, p.hhd. - to Beef, p. tierce 85 to 95 Canary 70 to 96 Rib Grass Beans, pr qr.

60 to 63 Hempseed 60 to 75 Carraway, Eng. 58 to English 51 0 to 58 0 Pork, p. br). 88 to 98 Linseed 60 to 75 -Foreign 50 to Foreign 49 0 to 55 0 Bacon, per cwt. Lucerne, New . 70 to 84 Coriander 18 to 22 Pease, per quar.

-Short middles 68 to New Rapeseed, £46 to £50.

Boiling · 50 0 to 60 01-Long do. 0 to 0 Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, from the Returns received in the Week

ended 27th June 1818. Wheat, 84s. 1d.-Rye, 52s. 4d.-Barley, 49s. 3d. --Oats, 32s. Od.-Beans, 58s. 6d.-Pease, 53s. 30.

Oatmeal, 35s. 11d. per boll of 140 lbs. Beer or Big, Os, 0d. Average Prices of British Corn in Scotland, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels,

and Oatmeal, per Boll of 128 lbs. Scots Troy, or 140 lbs. Avoirdupois, of the Four

Weeks immediately preceding the 15th June 1818. Wheat, 67s. 11d. Rye, 62s. 3d.-Barley, 44s. 4d.-Oats, 30s. 9d.-Beans, 51s. 1d.-Pease, 5Ls. 7d..

Oatmeal, 76s. 11d.-Beer or Big, 41s. 1d.

S.

S.

S.

The month of June has been throughout unusually warm and dry. During the first twelve days the Thermometer rose frequently above 70, and every day above 60 in the day time, and during the night generally stood as high as 50, and often higher. The mean temperature is 3} degrees above that of June 1817. The Barometer for the first fortnight was very steady at an elevation of 30 and upwards the weather at the same time clear and warm. During the remainder of the month the fluctuation in the mercurial column was considerable ; but, on the whole, the Barometer stood above the medium height. During the first fourteen days there was no rain, except about half a tenth on the 4th. On the 15th there fell about eight-tenths ; on the 22d, three; on the 25th and 26th together, five; and on the 28th, one. The Hygrometer was in general very high, the average being 9 degrees above that of June last year. The mean point of deposition at 10 A. M. coincides exactly with the mean minimum temperature at 10 P. M. it is 3 degrees lower. A more delightful and truly summer month has not perhaps been experienced in this country for many years, yet it is curious to remark, that there has been no such rapid vegetation, at least in this quarter, as took place last year towards the end of June. This can only be accounted for from the state of the ground at the time that the warm weather set in. The heavy rains of May were succeeded by a sudden and intense drought, which hardened the ground so much, that the subsequent rains have hardly penetrated to the roots of the plants. It is probable, therefore, that the crops may not be so weighty as, from the warmth of the season, we should be led to expect.

3 Q

.

24th,

METEOROLOGICAL Table, extracted from the Register kept on the Banks of the Tay, four miles east from Perth, Latitude 56° 25', Elevation 185 feet.

JUNE 1818.
Means.

Extremes.
THERMOMETER. Degrees.

THERMOMETER. Degrees. Mean of greatest daily heat,

67.2 Maximum,

12th day,

79.5 cold, 50.2 Minimum,

21st,

45.0 temperature, 10 A. M. 62.0 Lowest maximum, 21st,

60.0 10 P. M. 55.0 Highest minimum, 12th,

61.0 . of daily extremes,

58.7 Highest, 10 A. M.

11th,

74.0 .... 10 A. M. and 10 P. M. 58.5 Lowest ditto, 21st,

51.0 4 daily observations, 58.6 Highest, 10 P. M. 12th,

66.0 Whole range of thermometer, 510.0 Lowest ditto

49.0 Mean daily ditto, 17.0 Greatest range in 24 hours, 11th,

25.0 temperature of spring water,

55.5 Least ditto,

19th,

11.0
BAROMETER.
Inches.
BAROMETER.

Inches. Mean of 10 A. M. (temp. of mer. 63) 29.830 Highest, 10 A. M.

6th,

30.409 .... 10 P. M. (temp. of mer. 63) 29.833

Lowest ditto,

20th,

29.300 both, (temp. of mer 63) 29.831 Highest, 10 P. M.

30.355 Whole range of barometer,

5.780 Lowest ditto,

19th,

29.190 Mean daily ditto, .192 Greatest range in 24 hours, 28th,

.510 Least ditto,

7th,

.014 HYGROMETER (LESLIE'S.) Degrees. Mean dryness, 10 A. M.

34.5

HYGROMETER. Degrees. 10 P. M. 18.6 Highest, 10 A, M.

12th,

78.0 of both, 26.5 Lowest ditto,

11th,

9.0 point of deposition, 10 A. M.

50.3
Highest, 10 P. M.

16th,

43.0 10 P. M. 47.4 Lowest ditto,

26th,

4.0 of both, 48.9 Highest P. of D. 10 A. M. 13th,

58.0 Rain in inches,

1.725 Lowest ditto,

22d,

34.2 Evaporation in ditto, 3.170 Highest P. of D. 10 P. M. 12th,

55.8 Mean daily Evaporation,

.106
Lowest ditto,

24th,

37.6 WILSON'S HYGROMETER.

WILSON'S HYGROMETER. Mean dryness, 10 A. M. 32.8 Greatest dryness, 12th, 10 A. M.

48.0 10 P. M. 22.9 Least ditto, 26th, 10 P.M.

2.0 Fair days 23; rainy days 7. Wind West of meridian, 22; East of meridian, 8.

6th,

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, kept at Edinburgh, in the Observatory, Calton-hill. N. B.-The Observations are made twice every day, at nine o'clock, forenoon, and four oclock, afterThe second Observation in the afternoon, in the first column, is taken by the Register

Thermometer.

noon.

June16{ A.49]

W

17{

3

5

22 {A.47

29.686 M.64 w
Clear,

M.622 29.458 M.65
June 1
.6 6A.64

s.w. Clear,
very warm.

.356 A. 63 )
.7 2 M.66
Clear,

M.68
2

.370 M.66 .7 7A. 65

W.

A.52 very warm.

.392 A.64

Clear.
.786 M.67

w.
Clear,

M.641
18

.466 M.64
.8 2A. 67
very warm.

A.434

S.W. Clear, warm.

.442 A. 62)
.965 M.69

Cble.
Cloudy fore.

19

M.584 .385 M.59
.995 A. 66
Thun. after.
A. 462 .126 A. COS

S.W. Showery. 30.104 M.65

NE.
Cloudy,

20
M.504

.132 M.61 Cloudy,
.1371A. 64
warm
A. 457

S.W.
.429 A. 60

showers.
.269 M.60 Cloudy fore.
E.

21
M.625

.476 M.58
.2001A.56
clear after.

A. 43

S.W. .270 A.56

Changeable.
7
.199 M.60

Clear,
E.

M.602 .122 M.61
.161 A. 61

S.W. Clear. very warm.

.105 A.59}
.204 M.67

Clear,
8
E.

.260 M.60)
.1.52 A. 66
very warm.

A. 46%

N.W. Changeable.

.490 A.60 .152 M.66

Clear,
9

.499 M.60
.104A. 69
very warm.

A. 44

.678 A.58 ) N.W. Cloudy. 10{

Clear,
29.994 M.74
E.

6.37 M.57
.965 A. 74
very warm.

A. 45 .395 A.58

Cble. Showery. .916 M.77

Clear,
Cble.

26.

M.574 .676 M.61 .852 4.77 $

Cloudy, very warm.

A. 453 .676 A.58

Cble.

rain aftern. .703 M.77 12

S.W.
Cloudy,

M.62 .572 M.65
.675 A. 74

Clear foren.

W.
rain aftern.
A. 50 .209 A. 64

shrs aftern. .469 M.68 13

W.
Cloudy,

M.623 .369 M.65
.518 A.68
rain aftern.

.684 4.63

Cble. Clear, cold.
M.65 .828 M.68
E. Clear, warm.

M.627 .830 M.62)
A. 481.772 A. 63)

.904 A 63 )

Clear.
M.64
15
.636 M.62

30
S.W. Showery.

M.627 .762 M.64
A. 47 .438|A. 63 )

W.
.775 A, 621

Clear.
Average of Rain, 2 inches.

23 S M.62

24 M.56) 25 M.534

27{

28{A: 49 29 { A. 49

14{

W.

62

ry, dead

Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, the Right Hon. 38 F. Lieut. D. J. Conway, from 61 F. to be Nicholas Vansittart, the Right Hon. Lord Teign

Lieut.

4th June mouth, the Right Hon. John Sullivan, the Right

Gent. Cadet W. H. Rogers to be Ensign Hon. Lord Binning, the Right Hon. Wm Sturges

21st do. Bourne, the Right Hon. Viscount Cranborne, and

W. Markham to be Ensign by purch. vice the Right Hon. Lord Walpole, his Majesty's Com

Bain

3d June missioners for the affairs of India.

39 Ensign J. O'Meara, from h. p. 27 F. to be Ensign, vice Lloyd

4th do.

B. Lloyd to be Quarter Master, vice II. ECCLESIASTICAL.

Wainwright, ret. h. p. 27 F.

do.

43 E. G. 0. Keppel to be Ensign by purch. The Magistrates and Town Council of Glasgow

vice 0.Donnell, 75 F.

do. have unanimously appointed the Rev. Dr Chal

45 B. Satterthwaite to be Ensign by pur. vice mers to be minister of the New Church St John's.

Nestor, pro.

7th May The Prince Regent has appointed Mr Robert

53 Gent. Cadet R. Taggart to be Ens. 21st do. Jeffrey, preacher of the Gospel, to the church and

56 Lieut. T. Foreman to be Capt. by purch. parish of Girthin, vacant by the death of the Rev.

vice Gregory, ret.

14th do. Robert Gordon.

Ensign E. J. Chauvel to be Lieut. by pur. vice Foreman

do.

W. Ouseley to be Ensign by purch. vice III. MILITARY.

Chauvel

20th do. Brevet Capt. B. Harvey, 1 F. to be Major in the

Gent. Cadet W. Hewetson to be Ensign Army 16th May 1818

21st do. Bt. Maj. B. Harvey to be Lt. Col. on the

59 Gent. Cadet A. Murray to be Ensign
Cont. of Europe only.
do.

21st do. 3 Dr. Gds. Lieut. C. Frost to be Capt. by purch.

61 Lieut. R. Read, from h. p. 38 F. to be vice R. Storey, ret.

14th do.

Lieut. vice Conroy, 38 F. 4th June 6 Drs. Cha. Hall to be Cornet by pur. vice Dames,

A. Stanford to be Ensign by purch. vice pro.

21 st do.
Mitchell, 19 Dr.

14th May 7 Wm Inge to be Comet by purch. vice Sey

Gent. Cadet G. G. Warden, to be Ensign mour, 25 Dr. 14th do.

21st do. 8 Cornet H. Cochrane to be Lieut. by pur.

Ensign A. O'Donnell, from 43 F. to be vice Pottinger, ret.

21st do.

Ensign, vice Donald, dead 4th June 19 Cornet & Adj. Wm Glanville to have rank 67 Gent. Cadet R. Jauns, to be Ens. 21st May of Lt.

7th do. 70

H. Jelf,
do.

do. 21 Gent. Cadet R. Hare to be Cornet, vice 71 Lieut. Robert Law to be Adj. vice Ander, Broadhead, cancelled

28th do.
son, res. Adj. only

14th do. 25 Lieut. R. Williams to be Capt. by purch.

73 G. H. Smith to be Ensign by purch. vice vice Dalrymple, ret.

i 4th do.
Mills, York Rang.

7th do. Cornet F. Seymour to be Lieut. by purch.

74 Ensign J. O. Lloyd to be Lieut. vice Henvice Williams do.

14th do, Staff. C. Cav. Ass. Surg. J. W. Watson, from h. p. Brinsley Eyre to be Ensign, vice Lloyd do. 38 F. to be Ass. Surg. vice Foster, 5 Dr.

80

Surg. J. Lightbody, from h. p. 28 F. to be Gds.