An Alphabetical List of English Bankruptcies, announced between June 20th to July 21st, 1818. SUPERSEDED. Richard Major Penny, Milsen, Salop, far mer George Longmire, Appleby, draper James Brown, Ratcliffe-Highway, slopseller BANKRUPTS. Abbott, Samuel, St. Swithin-lane, mer cht. [Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-st. Armitage, William, the elder, Thorne, ma riner. [Walmsley, Hull Ashworth, John, Manchester, grocer. [Atkinson, Manchester Ashworth, Abraham, Swan, Stansfield, York, fustian-manufacturer. [Radley, Oldham Attwood, Joseph, Oldbury, Salop, victualler. [Foster, Wolverhampton Askam, Richard Dickon, Knottingley, lime-burner. [Tottie and Co. Leeds Ball, John, Watling-street, hat-manufacturer. [Sweet and Co. Basinghall-street Bell, John, and John Snowdon, Leeds, linen- drapers. [Hindmarsh, Crescent, Jewin-street, Cripplegate Baron, Morwent, Coleford, Gloucester, scrivener. [Walker, Bristol Barton, John, St. James's Place, dressmaker. [B. and F. Bulls, Holles-street, Cavendish-square Bateman, John, Asthell, Oxford, maltster. [Gwinnett, Cheltenham Beale, the elder, North Shields, mason. [Brown, Newcastle Blowen, James Henry, Tower Hill, gunmaker. [Evitt and Rixon, Haydon-sq., Minories Brown, William, Hackney, ship-owner, [Masterman, Broad-street Bragg, William Allen, Rotherhithe Wall, ship-wright. [Sheppard and Co. Deanstreet, Canterbury-square Butt, John, Wapping, brewer. [Rowland and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields Clegg, Jeremiah Clark, Manchester, timber-merchant. [Hadfield, Manchester Cooke, Thomas, and Michael Edward Benman, Strand, music-sellers. [Richardson and Miller, New Inn Cunliffe, Robert Astley, Lancaster, shopkeeper. [Gaskell, Wigan Dawson, William, Wetherby, innkeeper. Granger, Leeds Ford, James, Bedborough-st. Burton-Crescent, builder. [Cope, Gray's-Inn-lane Gibbs, James, Bishopgate-st. Without, grocer. [Vincent, Bedford-st. Bedford-sq. Godmin, Edward, Tottenham-court Road, cheesemonger. [Poole & Co., Gray's-Inn Hall, Milcah, and Thomas Hall, Hull, drapers. [Scotchburn, Great Driffield · Hornsby, Thomas, the younger, Kingstonupon-Hull, grocer. [Walmsley, Hull Hornsby, Thomas, Cornhill, stock-broker. [Jennings and Co., Carey-street Jones, John, Cambridge, cabinet-maker. [Peacocke, Cambridge Joseph, Mitchel, St. James's-street, winemerchant. [Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopgate-street-Within Lambden, Henry, and William Collins, parish of St. George, Gloucester, pinmanufacturers. Jones, Bristol Lindars, William, Tetsworth, Oxford, innkeeper. [Lampitt, Watlington Lippeat, William, Kinicot, Somerset, tallow-chandler. [Hodgson, Bath Moly, Isaac Backaller, Hawkchurch, Dorset, baker [Clark, Chard. Oakley, Geo. and John Evans, Old Bond-st. upholsterers. [Oakley & Co. Martin's-lane Oliver, James Robert, Blackheath, mariner. [Rivington, Fenchurch-street Parker, William, High-street, Whitechapel, oilman. [Evitt aud Co. Hayden-square Parrish, John, and Wm. Parrish, Badbrook, Gloucester, dyers. [Fotton, Frome Peart, Wm. Northampton-st. Clerkenwell, printer [M'Duff, Castle-st. Holborn Pearson, Jonathad Watcham, Great Marlborough - street, dentist. [Davies and Co., Lothbury Philipps, Thomas, Haking. Pembroke, merchant. [Harris, Haverfordwes Phillipps, James, Upper Eaton-street, Pimlico, coal merchant. [Wettig, Duke street, Portland-place Pritchard, James, Church-l. Whitechapel, cooper. [Tilbury, Falcon-st. Aldersgate Rawlinson, Robert, Manchester, pawnbroker. [Buckley, Manchester Reeves, James, Hornblotton, Somerset, victualler. [Maskell, Shepton Mallet Roden, Edward John, Manchester, merchant. [Dicas, Manchester Rudge, William, Carburton-street, Eitzroy-square, horse-dealer. [Pearson, St. Helen's-place Selden, David, Liverpool, mercht. [Orred and Brooke, Liverpool Southall, Benjamin, Laystew, Hereford, farmer. [Walker, Lincoln's Inn Fields Smith, Charles, Bristol, boot-maker. [Bigg and Son, Bristol Stevens, John, Collbrooke, Devon, malttster [Andrews and Son, Modbury Taylor, Samuel, Liverpool, chemist. [Murrow, Liverpool Tickell, John, Brig-house, Cumberland, broker. [Paul, Carlisle Todd, John, and John Wright, Tichbornestreet, haberdashers. [Young and Hughs, Mildred-court, Poultry Tomlinson, William, Nottingham, haber dasher. [Lawrence, Doctors' Commons Tomlin, James, Gray's-Inn-lane, brick layer. [Weston and Co, Fenchurch-st. Tacker, Benjamin, Bristol, dealer. [Hinton, Bristol Watkin, John, William Watkin, and Ro- bert Cureless, Aldermanbury, merchant. [King, Sergeant's-Inn Walker, Thos. George-st. Mary-le-bone, haberdasher. [Carlon, High-st Mary-le-bone West, Thomas, Manchester, joiner. [Clark and Co. Manchester Whaley, Thomas, Packwood, Warwick, coal-merchant. [Pritchard and Son, Broseley, Shropshire Wilson, Robert, Liverpool, farrier. [Kewley, Liverpool Wheeler, Sam. Allen, Birmingham, merchant. [Burrish, Birmingham Woodison, William, Dover street, uphol sterer. Brookes and Co. John-street, Bedford-row Wright, Robert, Liverpool, merchant. [Seckerson, Stafford METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS Of the Atmospherical Pressure and Temperature, Evaporation, Rain, Wind, and Clouds. Deduced from Diurnal Observations made at Manchester, in the month of June, 1818. By THOMAS HANSON, Surgeon. Latitude, 53°. 25' North -Longitude 2. 10' West of London. Monthly mean pressure 29.88, maximum 30.26, minimum 29.32, range 1.28 inches. Monthly mean temperature 65°.1 maximum 88°. minimum 44°. range 39°. Greatest variation of pressure in 24 hours .44 of an inch, which was on the 20th. Greatest variation of temperature 25°. which was on the 9th. Spaces described by the curve formed from the mean daily pressure 2.4 inches, changes 11. Monthly quantity of water evaporated inches Monthly fall of rain 2.205 inches- rainy days 15---foggy 0 --snowy 0---haily 0. Sirras. Cumulus. Stratus. Cirro-cumulus. Cirro-stratus. Cumulo-stratus. Nimbus. 2 2 3 18 2 3 1 From the 1st to the 12th the weather was unusually warm, and the atmosphere almost cloudless. - The high temperature of 88° occurred about two o'clock P. M. of the 12th, when it was clear and serene: the evening was sultry, ahd indicated a disposition to thunder; a few drops of rain fell; but at Eccles there were very heavy showers, so as to drench the road.-The thunder and lightning about now lowered the temperature, which, with copious falls of rain, invigorated the drooping vegetation, and gave ener gy to the enfeebled animal economy.- -Prevailing winds North-west and South-west. |