HAWES, JOS. Ipswich, pawn-broker, March 6, 7, IRVING, WASHINGTON, Liverpool, merchant, JONES, JOHN, Bellingley, Hereford, corn-dealer, Feb. 7. LOCK, JOHN, Woolwich, victualler, March 10. LLOYD, WM. sen. and Co. Peckham, Surry, slop- LONG, HEN. JAS. VALENTINE, and CO. Tower. inn Jan. 31. MILLER, JAS. Chelsea, Middlesex, merchant, Feb. 17. NORTH, BENJ. Benton, Manchester, chapman, ODDY, GEO. Silver-st. Golden sq. soap-maker, PICKARD, DAVID, Liverpool, coach-maker, Mar. POLLY, JOHN, Thayer st, Manchester-sq. linen PARSONS, JOHN, Manchester, cotton-manufac turer, March 9, and 28, Star, Manchester. [Walker, Manchester.] Feb. 14. -co PILSBURY, THOS. Lawrence-st. Chelsea, tailor, Feb. 21. PALLISTER, THOS, York, carrier, March 4, 5, and April 4, Mr. W. Baynes, Petergate, York [Russell, York; and Cardale and Co. Gray's-inn.] ROSE, SUSAN, Swansca, Glamorgan, dealer and chapman, March 91, Bush, Swansea. [James, Swansea; and Price, Lincoln's-inn.] Feb. 7. RONALDS, FRANCIS HEN. and Co. Foster-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, March 14, and Ap. 4, [Phipps, Weaver's-hall, Basinghall-st.] Feb. 21. RIGBY, WM, Liverpool, corn-factor, March 10, 19, and April 4, George, Liverpool. [Bulmer, Waterstreet, Liverpool; and Clarke and Co. Chancery. Jane.] Feb. 21. SCHMALING, FRED. WM. Fenchurch st, merchant, March 10. [Crowder and Co. Frederick'splace, Old Jewry.] Jan. 27. SEDGWICK, WM. Liverpool, merchant, Mar. 10, George, Liverpool. [Gunning, Liverpool; and Chester, Staples-inn.] Jan. 27. SIMISTER, SAML. Manchester, dealer in cotton, March 10, Star, Manchester. [Duckworth and Co. Manchester ] Jan. 27. SNUGGS, JOS. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, mercer, March 14. [Spottiswoode, Old City-ch. Bishopsgate.] Jan. 31. STRACHAN, WM, Liverpool, smalt manufacturer, March 17, George, Liverpool. [Murrow, Liverpool; and Blackstock and Co. King's-Bench-wa.} Feb. 3. SMITH, WM. Stone, Stafford, grocer, March 17, George, Stafford. (Dent and Co. Stone; and Leigh and Co. New Bridge-st.] Feb. 3. STEPHENS, SEPTIMVS, Dowgate hill, warehouseman, March 17. [Parton, Cheapside.] Feb. 3. SPENCER, THOS. Manchester, commission-broker, March 21, Star, Manchester. [Lawler, Manchester; and Hurd and Co. Temple.] Feb. 7. SHEERES, MICHL. Aldersgate-st. victualler, Mar. 21. [Clutton and Co. High-st. Borough] Feb. 7. SMITH, JOHN, Rastrick, York, corn-dealer, Mar. 24. [Swan, Huddersfield; and Willes and Co. Warnford co. Throgmorton-st.] Feb. 10. SMITH, WM. Oxford st. ironmonger, March 28 [Richings, Frith-st. Soho.] Feb. 14. SAINT, THOS. jun. Gloucester, flax spinner, Mar. 3, 4, and April 4, White Hart, Bristol. [King, Serjeant's-inn; and Frankis, Brisrol.] Feb. 21. TURNAR, WM. BURTON, Huddersfield, York, merchant, March 14, Tontine, Sheffield, [Rodges, Sheffield; and Bigg, Southampton-buildings.] Jan. 31 TYE, GEO. JOHN, Colchester, grocer, March 17. [Noy and Co. Bell-co. Mincing Ja.] Feh, 3. TWOHY, JAS. Plymouth, master mariner, March 21, Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-dock. [Bozon and Co. Plymouth dock; and Darke and Co. Chancery-lane.] Feb. 7. THOMAS, JOHN EVANS, Reading, dealer, March 24. [Bartlett, Nicholas la. Lombard st.] Feb. 10. UPSOM, JOHN. Park-street, Southwark, baker, March 14. [Chapman and Co. St. Thomas' Apostle.] Jan. 31. WALL, GREGORY, Bromyard, Hereford, farmer, [Bray and Co. March 14, Union, Worcester. Droitwich, Worcester; and Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn.] Jan. 31. WAGSTAFF, GEO. Dersting, Derby, cotton-spinner, March 14, Star, Manchester. [Duckworth and Co. Manchester; and Ellis, Chancery-lane.] Jan. 31. WARD, JOHN, Milton Abbott, Devon, cattle-jobber,March 21, King's Arms, Tavistock. [Bridgeman, Tavistock; and Alexander and Co. Newinn.] Feb. 7. WALSH, JAS. Halifax, merchant, March 24, Cooper's Arms, Halifax. [Scatcherd, Halifax; and Beckett, Noble-st.] Feb. 10. WATKIN, JOHN, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingham, painter, March 28, Rutland Arms, Newarkupon-Trent. [Tallents and Co. Newark-uponTrent; and Long, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn.] Feb. 14. WALKER, THOS. Rochdale, Lancaster, corn-dealer, March 28, White Swan, Halifax. [Wiglesworth and Co. Gray's-inn; and Wiglesworth, Halifax.] Feb. 14. WALKER, ROBT. SHEERCLIFF, East Smithfield, and Clowe Court Mills, Bristol, colour-manufac turer, March 7, and 91. [Leman, Bristol; and Osbaldeston, London-st. Fenchurch-st.] Feb. 17 YOUNG, JOHN, and Co. Sheffield, button-manufacturers, March 3, 4, and April 4. Commercial Inn, Sheffield. [Shearwood, Sheffield; Stocker and Co. Furnival's inn.] Feb. 1. and 1 AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF dividends, Martin, T. Chichester, March 7. FROM TUESDAY, January 24, to saturday, February 21, 1818. Gardner, T. jun. Liverpool, Feb. 25. Atkins, W. and Co. Chipping Nor-Gompertz, A. Great Winchester- Feb. 95. Broadman, S. and Co. Liverpool, Greaves, J. P. and Co. Coleman- Garth, W. Bailgrove, March 10. March 5. Gower, T. Withenfield, March 18. Howbridge, W. B. Cleveland, Feb. 22. Booth, J. Websey, March 4. Hopps, T. Greenhommerton, Jan. Handbury, J. Shoreditch, Feb. 28. 12. Nicholls, T. and Co. Birmingham, Peech, D. S. Barnsley, Feb. 23. March 25. Pugsley, C. Islington, April 11. change Coffee House, March 14. Peirson, T. and Co. Russia-row, March 21. Pfeil, A. L. and Co. Bishopsgate. Feb. 24. Read, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Feb. Houdon, W. Cannon-street, Feb.7. Hodgson, W. Whitecross-street, Haines, R. Islington, Feb. 14. Collis, R. Romford, March 24. Children, G. Tunbridge, March 14. 93. £5. Craike, E. and Co. Borough Mar-Jones, R. Northumberland-street, Charles, B. St. Alban-street, Feb. Johnson, R. S. Great Yarmouth, 94. March 7. Danman, G. Aldgate, Feb. 21. Dyer, W. Northleach, March 16. Elgar, R. jun. Burnham Westgate, Bari, A. Carlisle, Feb. 26. Blam. W. March, March 10. Foster, S. Leicester, March 27. 14. Garner, J. Worcester, Feb. 19. Gilbee, N. Denton, Feb. 24. Routh, J. and Co. Austin-friars, March 14. Ross, T. and Co. Liverpool, March 9. Ramsbottom, R. and Co. Norwich, Reilly, J. Hart street, March 28. Sherwood, W. Liverpool, Feb. 28. March 10. Scholefield, N. and Co. Greenwich, Swallow, J. Bix, Oxford, March 17. March 3. King, J. Yeovil, March 14, Tomlinson, J. Northwich, March 9. Long, C. High Hoyland, Feb. 23. 12. Lockwood, G. Whitby, Mar. 11. March 21. on-Tyne, March 4. Tomlinson, W. Liverpool, Marcho. Thompson, J. P. Great Newportstreet, March 14. Turner, M. Basinghall-street, Mar. Mackenzie, A. J. and Co. Cross-Wagstaffe, E. Bridport, March 10. 28. M'Loughtan and Co. Great St, He Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXIII. Feb. 1818. 10. A a AN ALPHABETICAL List of CERTIFICATES, FROM TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, TO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1818. FROM TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, TO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1818. ALLEN, J. E and Bell, W. Aldersgate-st, druggists. Andrews, W. Wailes, J. Blakiston, J. and Her vokes, W. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iron-founders. Allen, T. and Allen, W. Dover, rope-makers. Applegarth, A. Cowper, E. and Mitton, H. Nelsonsq. stereotype-founders. Allday, E. and Lamb, J. Birmingham, saddlers. ironmongers. 'Brooke, J. and Bowstead, C. Nantwich, Cheshire, brewers. Batson. W. Reed, J. Reed, A. Batson, T. H. Berry, W. and Reed, W. Berwick-upon-Tweed, bankers. Brown, R. and Mawe, J. London, vase-manufac turers. Bowen, T. and Holland, T. Milton, near Gravesend, watermen. Brookes, S. Flight, B. and Spratley, U. Fountain-co. axletree-makers. Brade, W. and Fowler, E. Preston, Lancashire, liquor-merchants. Brown, E. Smith, G. sen. and Smith, G. jun. Greenwich, lightermen. Benbow, J. and Benbow, C. Taplory Mills, Bucks, mealmen. Brooke, J. and Anderson, M. Rotherhithe-wall, Surrey, ship-chandlers. Brierley, T. Harrison, J. and Unsworth, T. and R. Manchester, cotton-merchants. Blakey, R. and Allen, J. Liverpool, vinegar-makers. Brown, P. Hay, J. and Green, S. Upper North-pl. Gray's-inn-la. coach-makers. Bland, A. and Weller, E. Oxford-st, music-sellers. Conke, T. and Longdon, J. Liverpool, mustardmanufacturers. Copp, W. Alfred, H. and Copp, A. Exeter, linen. drapers. Cookshank, C. and Strelley, T. Shoreditch. Cull, M. and J. Appledore, Devonshire, ladies'boarding-school-keepers. Chipchase, H. and Proctor, W. G. Albemarle-st. upholsterers. Crowe, J. Richmond, F. R. Botherby R. and Clark, T. Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, iron-merchants. Chilton, J. Shafto, E. Dixon, J. and Gregson, J. New Elvitt, Durham, brewers. Cotterill, E. M., E. C. and C. G. Vine-st. Liquor. pond-st. provision-merchants. Davis, C. and Matthews, J. Bristol, warehousemen. Dawson, J. and Scott, A. Durham, earthenwaremanufacturers. Denziloe, J. and Denziloe, M. K. Bridport, Dorset, flax-spinnors. Dearden, J. Hartley, J. and Frith, G. Sheffield, York, fax-spinners. Dobson, J. and Wailes, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, upholsterers. Dwyer, G. and Rooke, J. 'Change-alley, provisionbrokers. Egerton, J. and Dickens, F. Gray's-inn, attornies Evamy, R. and Nicholas, W. Southampton, hop. merchants. Elley, W. and Reed, E. Stafford. boot-makers. merchants. Farrand, F. and Farrand, M. Bermondsey-st. cabinet-manufacturers. Firth, T. and Firth, J. Northwich, Chester, irondealers. Fletcher, S. and Sharratt, S. Wallsall, Stafford, merchants. Fox, J. J. Leicester, and Watson, W. jun. Kettering, Northampton, coal-merchants. Ferguson, G. and J. and Ashton, J. Carlisle, hatmanufacturers. Geddis, A. and Wilkinson, D. St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, ship-brokers. Gretton, P. and Woodthorpe, R. Colchester, surgeons. Gartside, F. and Gartside, W. B. Smithy-place, York, dyers. Gould, S. Edwards, C. A. and Gould, J. Isleworth, calico printers. Graveley, T. S. and Wallis, R. Basingstoke, Southampton, coal-merchants. Hessle, C. Robinson, J. and Ashbridge, R. Carlisle, hip-manufacturers. Hankinson, G. and Hankinson, C. Hale, Cheshire, grocers. Hill, A. Russell, E. Corbitt, T. and Greensis), E. Hitchin, J. and Piper, W. jun. Cockley, Worcester, worsted-yarn-spinners. Hulme, J. Rostron, T. and Cooke, W. Great Lower Works, Lancashire. Harrison, R. and A. Latham, W. Harrison, H. and Latham, R. Bahia, Brazils. Hovie, J. Dyson, I. and Stead, W. Sayland, York, cotton-manufacturers. Hopwood, J. and P. Wigan, Lancaster, linen-manu facturers. Hatfield, W. and Weston, R. Great New-st. Gough sq. printers. Jefferys, H. and Ham, J. Salisbury-sq. watchmakers. Jones, T. W. and Simons, W. Leicester-sq. silk Lazenby, H. and E. F. Edward-st. Portman-sq. oilmen. Linthwaite, T. Linthwaite, E. Wallis, J. and Hunt, J. Loughborough, Leicester, lace-manufacturers. Linthwaite, T. and Hunt, J. Rothley, Leicester, lace-manufacturers. Lomer, W. Lomer, J. and Lomer, W. jun. Southampton. Langley, W. and Roper, C. Lee's Mews, Grosvenor-sq. carpenters. Lloyd, T. and Rudolph, G. Old Gravel-la. corndealers. Marrack, W. and Thomas, W. Madron, Cornwall, lath-makers. Meynell, T. and Meynell, C. Kingston-upon-Hull, chemists. Mackintosh, J. and Mackintosh, D. Glasgow, clo Parker, J. Ellison, J. and Baron, H. Belmont, Lancashire, calico-printers. Pye, D. Pye, T. and Raine, T. King-st. Covent-garden, wholesale-perfumers. Rushton, J. and Rushton, J. Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster, inn-keepers. Roddam, S. and J. North Shields, bookbinders. Rees, W. and J. M. Little Russell-st. Drury-la, victuallers. Ranford, J. and Pilcher, J. Coleman's-ya. Bermondsey, fellmongers. Smith, W. and Parrott, J. Nottingham, builders. Sheldrake, H. and Stephens, R. Goswell-st. saddlers, Singleton, G. and Whitfield, W. Thorne, York,' common-brewers. Stone, W. and Scholefield, W. Goswell-street-ro." tin-plate-workers. Scrivener, C. and Terrey, J. West Smithfield, beast-' salesmen, Stevens, T. and Stevens, W. Shaftebury, Dorset, drapers. Smith, J. and Cocker, J. jun. Lancaster, cottonwaste-dealers. Short, A. and M. Ratcliffe-highway, slopsellers. Sharpus, R. and Just, T. Sunderland, mercers. Steward, T. and Steward, E. Billingley, Shropshire, farmers. Stephenson, E. and Smith, J. Liverpool, haber dashers. Spear, R. and Heron, J. H. Manchester, cottonmerchants. Steel, S. and J. Rotherham, York, mercers. Thompson, J. Thoner, Yorkshire, and Thompson, J. jun. Percival-st. Clerkenwell, cotton manufac turers. Trusted, B. and Trusted, T. Wellington, Somerset, tanners. Taylor, B. and Taylor, A. Hart-st. Crutched-friars, stationers. Terry, H. and W. Bath, furnishing.ironmongers. Taylor, J. and Harper, C. Red-cross-st. Southwark, blacking-manufacturers. Wilson, J. and Caurtauld, G. Braintree. Watts, J. and Atkinson, J. Cheapside, warehouse men. Wright, W. Astbury, J. and E. Davison, S. and Wells, G. and J. G. Long-acre, auctioneers. Wilson, A McLellan, J. and Bowdon, R. Greenock, merchants. Wilson, S. andA. Sheffiel, spoon inanufacturers Woodhouse, J. sen. Taylor, T. and Haynes, J. Bristol, tobacconists. Wright, W. Coxon, R. and Hall, A. Durham, tallow-chandlers. Westphal, J. G. Seedorf, H. and Seemy, J. Flyinghorse-yard, Spital-fields, scum-boilers. Yaule, W. and Alderson, W. Conisbrough, York. shire, grocers. Young, J. and Wells, J. St. James's-st, tailors. LIST OF PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS, &c. DWARD COWPER, of Nelson-square, Surrey, E printer, for improvements in printing-presses, or machines used for printing. Dated January 7, 1818. JOHN COLLIER, of Frocester, Gloucestershire, engineer; for improvements on a machine for the purpose of cropping or shearing woollen cloths of every description. Dated January 15, 1818. JOHN LEWIS, Clothier, WILLIAM LEWIS, Dyer, and WILLIAM DAVIES, Engineer, all of Brimscomb, Gloucestershire; for improvements in shearing-machines for shearing or cropping woollen and other cloths that may require such a process: the same being further improvements on a patent obtained by JOHN LEWIS for an improved shearing machine, dated the 27th day of July, 1815. Dated January 15, 1818. PHILIP TAYLOR, of Bromley, Middlesex, Operative Chemist; for a method of applying heat in certain processes, to which the same method hath not hitherto been applied; likewise improvements in refrigerators. Dated January 15, 1818. Dated WILLIAM MOULT, of Bedford-square, Middlesex; for improvements in steam-engines. January 15, 1818. JOHN HOLWORTHY PALMER, of Regentstreet, St. John's, Westminster, Middlesex, Gentleman; for a mode of purifying certain description of gases. Dated January 15, 1818. JOHN THEODORE KOSTER, Lancashire, Merchant; for a method of building or constructing wheeled carriages, and also for making wheels for carriages. Dated January 15, 1818. JAMES FRASEK, of Long-acre, St. Martin's-inthe-Fields, Middlesex, Engineer and Coppersmith; for a cooking-machine, for the more simple and effectual decomposition of salt water, and to render the said salt water more useful to the general purposes of ship's crews, &c. at sea, without any extra apparatus, except the said cooking machine, or, in other words, its structure will answer the end of worm or condenser and worm-tub, &c. &c. Dated January 15, 1818. CHARLES BRIGHTLY, of Bungay, Suffolk, Printer, and BRYAN DODKIN, of Grange-road, Bermondsey, Surrey, Engineer; for a machine or printing-press, for printing from types, plates, or blocks. Dated January 17, 1816. MARC ISAMBARD BRUNEL, of Lindsay-row, Chelsea, Middlesex, Civil Engineer; for a method or methods for forming tunnels or drifts under ground. Dated January 20, 1818. HUGH RONALDO, of Hammersmith, Middlesex, Gentleinan; for improvements in the art of making. leather. Dated January 23, 1818. JOSEPH CORTZ, of Harley-street, Cavendishsquare, Middlesex, Merchant; for improvements on, and additions to, stills, or the apparatus used for dia tilling, and also in the process of distilling and refining. Communicated to him by a foreigner residing abroad. Dated January 20, 1818. BENJAMIN WILSON, of Abbey-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, flax-manufacturer; for a machine for breaking, swingling, and preparing flax or hemp Dated January 23, 1818. RICHARD BANKS, of Hadley, Wellington, Salop, Engineer; for further improvements on wheelcarriages. Dated Jan. 29, 1618. THOMAS CALDERBANK, of Liverpool, Lancashire, Plumber; for improvements in the working of pumps and other machinery. Dated January 29, 1818. VARIATIONS OF BAROMETER, THERMOMETER, &c. at Nine o'Clock A.M. By T. BLUNT, Mathematical Instrument Maker to his Majesty, No. 22, CORNHILL. 1818 Barom Ther Wind Obser. 1818 Barom Ther. Wind Obser. LONDON MARKETS, FEB. 20, 1818. COTTON.-We mentioned the renewed inquiry for cotton on the forenoon of Tuesday last; it has led to very extensive purchases; the sales since our last exceed 3.000 packages: there has been much speculation, both in this market and in Liverpool, in Pernambuco cotton, in anticipation that the supplies of Sea Island will this season be very deficient, and that they will be substituted in the manufactures for the American Sea Islands; no good Pernams now offer under 28. 2d. The East India cotton sale on the 20th, will consist of 13,000 Bengals, and 200 Bourbon. The purchases of cotton in London for the week, consist of-1,200 Pernambuco, 2s. Oдd. to 2s. 14d.; 280 Bahia, 234d. to 2s. ; 130 Mina, 22d, to 22fd.; 95 Demerara and Berbice, 214d. to £34d. ; 51 Surinam, 29 d. to 28. Od.; and exclusive of duty, 600 Bengals were sold, 108. to 12 d., the greater proportion of the latter for exportation: and 750 Surats realized an advance of d. to jd. per lb. on the East India sale prices, selling from 144d. to 1548. There is again a great renewal in the demand for cotton this forenoon; several con, |