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Padgett W. Vauxhall, grocer (Edis, Broad street. buildings

Page G. Cranbourn str. silk mercer (Adams, Old Jewry

Parish J. East Teignmouth, musical instrument

maker (Collett & Co. Chancery la. Payne II. H. Strood, brewer (Bowman, Everett-st. Peacock J. H. Burwell, merchant (Pickering & Smith, Staple Inn

Peake J. Newcastle under Lyne, mercer (Sparrow Penfold R. Deptford, victualler (Pearson, Temple Powell J. Bristol, broker (Short

Powell T. Leominster, butcher (Harris

Pratt J. Kennington, surgeon (Edwards & Son, Castle st.

Procter J. & J. Besser, Steyning la. cloth factors (Taylor, Clements Inn.

Rains J. S. Wapping, merchant (Sweet & Stokes, Basinghall st.

Ramscar M. Pancras.la. warehouseman (Milne & Parry, Temple

Read E. & T. Baker, Great Russell st. linen dra. pers (Willis & Co. Warnford ct.

Robinson C. Spalding, dealer (Foster & Bouner Robinson J. St. Maryhill, ship insurance broker (Hellyer, Temple

Russel J. Hornsey-road, stationer (Russen & Son, Crown ct.

Sage J. & T. Pomfrett, Maidstone, millers (Benton, Southwark

Sandbach J. Woolwich, currier (Sandoni, Deptford

ADCOCK J. St. Mary Axe,May5
Amburst S. Market st. May 5
Attfield J. Guildford, Apr. 25
Aust D. Walcot, May 19
Baillie M. Broad st. buildings,
May 2

Baker J L. & G. Leeds, May 13
Barke W. Stratford upon Avon,
May 13

Barker W. & Co. Leeds, May 7 Barnes J. Newbury, Apr. 22 Barrow R. Long Dean Mill, May23 Beare J Cheapside, Apr. 7 Beasley R. G. Austin Friars, May 19

Beazley J. Parliament st. Apr. 25 Becher C. C. Lothbury, May 5 Bedford C. Manchester, Apr. 27 Bennett W. Lawrence Pountney

hill, May 12

Bernoulli J. & E. Jeffery square,
May 26

Betts J. T. Southwark, Apr. 25
Bleukin W. Hull, May 1
Bolam J. High Trewhitt, Apr. 21
Boldero C. & Co. Cornhill, May5
Bond R. Plymouth, May 16
Boulton G. A. Worcester, May 7
Frame T. Lowestoft, Apr. 7
Bray J. S. Coleman st. buildings,
May 2

Bray W. Coleman st. buildings,
May 2

Brower S. K. Henrietta-st. Ap.25
Brownbill T. Leeds, Apr. 18
Browne T. Savage gardens, Ap. 25
Browne T. & J. Forrester, Sa-
vage gardens, Apr. 25
Burgess F. Leicester, Apr. 20
Burchmore T. Coodington, May 9
Callow J. Southall, May 2

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Sandwell R. B Deal, grocer (Bell & Brodrick, Bow Church yard

Scholes R. Huddersfield, corn merchant (Brown Sheppard W. Bristol, bookseller (Coulson

Southan J. Birmingham, baker (Webb & Tyndall Southee G. Canterbury, grocer (Lindsay, Southw Smith C. & J. Vickridge, Southampton row, grocers (Draper & Bird, Exchange buildings

Stephens H. Penryn, merchant (Crowder & Co. Frederick's place

Still J. Bristol, brass-founder (Wintour & Harris
Stubbs J. Haxey, innholder (Ellis, Chancery la.
Tell P. Seaton, sheep jobber (O'Brien, Temple
Towse W. Wokingham, merchant (Faithfull
Walter S. E. Madeley, printer (Russen & Crown,
Crown ct.

Walton B. Birmingham, merchant (Mole
Watson M. A. Farebami, mercer (Paddon

Welch J. Gt. Yarmouth, haberdasher (Cory, jun.
West J. Abbey Green, Stafford, corn dealer (Cook,
Clerkenwell

West J. C. Bristol, broker (Allen, Clifford's Inn Wilcocks E. Aldersgate st. ironmongers (Tomlinsons & Co. Copthall ct.

Willats T. Gt. Queen st. ironmonger (Mayhew & Co. Chancery lane

Willie J. Hull, brewer (Kersey & Spurr, Bishopsgate st.

Willion G. Ironmonger's la. merchant (Makinson, Temple

Wilmot S. R. Bristol, brewer (Cooke

DIVIDENDS.

Card S jun. Mere, May 8
Clarke S. Birmingham, Apr. 21
Cliffe H. Suow hill. Apr. 28
Coates W. & G. Cass, Bucklers-
bury, April 28

Coles W. Mincing lane, June 13 Cooke H. & D. Prince, Coleman st. May 9

Cooke J. Colton, May 18
Cooper J Aylesbury st. May 9
Crowley J. St. James's st. May 5
Dallas A. Tower hill. May 2
Davis B. Broseley, May 8
Davis J. & T H. Lloyd, Loth.
bury, May 9

Dawes J. & Co. Pall Mall, May 5
Day & Co. Tavistock st. May 19
Demain J. Menwith hill, May 29
Dewsnap J. Bell's buildings,
April 28

Dickenson J. Dewsbury, Apr. 29
Dixon J. Welling, Apr. 18
Dixon S. Portsea, May 5
Dodd T. Liverpool, May 16
Donald J. Clifton, May 1
Dowley T. & J. Southwark, May2
Dunn H. Ware, Apr. 18
Dutton G. Brown's buildings,
May 5

Earle A. Carlisle, May 14

Eastman T. Clement's la. Ap. 25 Elcock S. Tottenham-court-road, May 23

Ellis W. II. Christchurch, Ap 28 Emery J. Dover, May 19

Evans H. Cheapside, Apr. 28 Evans J. Tottenham-court-road, May 5

Evans R. Duffield, May 8 Farthing J. St. Johu st. May 30 Fay J. Upper George st. May 9

Ferneley A. Manchester, Apr. 20 Fles L. M. Bury et May 2 Franks, G. Red Cross st. Apr. 28 Fuller J Neat houses. Apr. 14 Furlonge M.Lloyd's Coffee-house, May 12

Gay J. Gislingham, Apr. 16 Gedrych C. Bristol, Apr. 16 Gibbon W. Pontefract, May 11 Goodchild J. seu. Low Pallion & Co. May 25

Govey G. Blackwall, April 18 Gray J. Gt. Driffield, May 13 Griffiths S. Old Boswell court,

May 9

Guichenet P. Langbourn Chambers, May 16

Hagedorn J. P. H. Old Broad st. May 9

Hall W. Leeds, May 13 Hamilton W. & M. Agar, Riches ct. April 18

Hancock S. Newbury, Apr. 2 Hardy W. Thetford, Apr. 23 Harris J. G. Bristol, May 11 Haslam J. & J. H. Oldham, Manchester, April 29

Hazard W. Gt. Yarmouth, Ap.c8 Hobbes R. Stratford-upon-Avou,

May 5

Hodges W. Kew, May 2
Holditch G. & W. Hannah, Back-
side, May 2
Howard M. Cateaton st. May 19
Howden G. & W. Hare, Oxford.

str. Apr. 18

Jacks W. Bristol, Apr. 28 Jackson S. Birmingham, May 6 James R. Hampstead, Apr. 21 Jameson J. & J: Willis, Lille Quten st. May 5

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Johnson W. Leeds, May 25
Jones E. Ludgate hill, May 16
Jones J. & Co. Bucklersbury,
Apr. 18

Joseph S. Gosport, May 7.
Kington W. Trowbridge, May 7
Kirk S. Leeds, April 23
Knott J. & W. Smith, Southwark,
April 18

Lacey J. Whitby, Apr. 18
Lanham H. Horsham, April 21
Lansdell, J. jun. Bexhill, Apr. 28
Lightfoot R Carlisle, May 14
Lisle D. jun. Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, May 2

Littlewood J. Greenwich, Ap. 28 Livesey J. Blackburn & Co. April 25

Lloyd R Clement's la. Apr. 21
Lomas R. Bishop Monckton,
May 20

Mackcoull J. Worthing, Apr. 14
Mackenzie A. J. & H

Roper,

Cross st. May 26
M'Gougan J. Pall Mall et. Ap. 14
M'Vicar J. Liverpool, Apr. 16
Marks W. H. jun. May 18
Marefield W. Newport, Apr. 29
Marris T. Barton upon Humber,
May 5

Martin F. Throgmorton st. Ap.28
Mason J. Cambridge, May 4
Mason R. Norfolk st. Apr. 2)
May W. Crispin st. May 2
Mendham S. & F. Field, Fen-
church st. May 2
Miller J. Liverpool, May 11
Milner J. & V. Chaplin, iron
monger la. May 9
Moline S. Billiter lane, May 19
Molling F. Lawrence Pountney
la. May 9

ADAMSON E. Liverpool, Apr. 18
Allwright S. Shoreditch, May 9
Ansell T. White Horse yard,
Apr, 25

Archer T. Lombard st. Apr. 18
Baker J. Bath, May 15
Baylis W. Ledbury, April 25
Bernouilli J. & E. Jefferies sq.
May 9

Brewer J. A. Bath, May 5
Bridgman J. V. Tavistock, May 2
Bright T. Westbury upon-Severn,
May 2

Brown C. Kentish Town, May 5
Burgess F. Leicester, May 12
Champion C. West Ham Abbey,
April 21

Child J. Brighton, Apr. 25
Clements J. Newport, May 2
Cliffe C. Commercial rd. May 2
Cox W. H. Bread st. May 12
Cross R. Abergavenny, Apr. 23
Deweluz P. E, Size la. May 2
Everitt J. & Co. Westminster rd.
May 2
Fearnley T. Portsmouth, Apr. 28
Feather R. Hare st. Ap. 18
Ferneley A. Manchester, Apr. 14
Gort S V. Bishopsgate st. May 5
lace E. Seaton Cottage, May 9

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Pitt D. Fenchurch str. May 30 Polglase J. Bristol, Apr. 28 Pugsley C. Holborn, May 9 Pullen T. Pateley-bridge, May 1 Roberts J. Wood st. May 2 Robertson J. & J. Stein, Law.

rence Pountney hill, May 26 Robsou J. Little Britain, May 9 Rowe S. Huntingdon, Apr. 21 Rowlands R. Worcester, Apr. 24 Ryley W. Worcester, May 18 Schroder J. F. jun. Crutched Friars, Apr. 21

Seymour W. Minories, Apr. 25 Sharp T. & D. Stables, Drury.

Jane, May 16

Silvester H. P. Newport, Apr. 29
Siordet J. M. & J. L. Austin
Friars, May 16

Sloper M. Bathwick, May 19
Smith J. London rd. Apr. 18
Smith W. Piccadilly, May 23
Sparkes C L. Southbersted, May1
Spedding D. Carlisle, May 1
Spitta C. L. Lawrence Pountney
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Spitta C. L. & Co. Lawrence
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Stephens J.M. St.Michael, May13
Stephens R. Bermondsey, May 16

CERTIFICATES.

Haigh W. Barnsley, May 12
Hancock S. Newbury, May 5
Harrison J. Leeds, April 28
Hay N. Nicholas la. Apr. 18
Henzell J. H. South Shields,
Apr. 14

Hester J. Rochester-rd. May 2
Hewens W. Hinckley, Apr. 28
Higgs J. Northall, May 9
Hockley D. & W. S. Hall, Brook
st. May 9

Horn W. Limehouse, May 9 Houlding J. Liverpool, May 9 Hurry S. Angel ét. Apr. 25 Jackson J. Middleton, Apr. 18 Jones J. Billingsley, May 9 Jones S. Peterchurch, Apr. 25 Lapraik G. R. Bishopsgate str.

Apr. 21

Lloyd W. sen. Peckham, May 12
Manderson W. Woolwich, May 9
Mercer G. Graystoneley, May 12
Needham E. St. Mary Axe,May2
Parr J. O. Liverpool, May 9
Parsons J. Baston, May 9
Philip T. Newton Abbot, Apr. 21
Pilsbury T. Chelsea, May 12
Plackett T. Breaston, May 9
Pollard J. Bridgwater, Apr. 14
l'olley J. Thayer st. Apr. 25

[May 1,

Stickland R. Bristol, May 5
Sundius C. Devonshire sq. May 9
Swann B. Shiffnall, Apr. 21
Tanner J. Newbury, Apr. 22
Taylor S. Ovendon st. Apr. 25
Thackeray J. & J. Manchester,
May 12

Thomas P. Hatfield st. May 2
Thompson G. H. Gt. Yarmouth,
Apr. 28

Thurkle G. M. New st. square,
Apr. 21

Todd R. Pontefract, May 19
Tolson J. Brighouse, May 12
Turner J. Bury Mill, Apr. 18
Tuthill C. Norwich, May 4
Urry J. Gosport, May 14
Vaughton J. Edward st. Apr. 18
Vincent W. & Co. Newbury,
Apr. 22

Walthew M. Liverpool, May 23
Walton J. Bread st. Apr. 18
Warrington T. Portsmouth,June 2
Waters M. Nicholas la. June 27
Watkins J. Chepstow, Apr. 28
Wells T. Fleet st. May 19.
Wells W. Malden, Apr. 25
Westwood E. Bristol, Apr. 28
Whinfield J. Gateshead, May 4
White T. jun. & J. D. Lubbren,

Gt. Winchester st. May 23
Wilcock, E. Huddersfield,May13
Willett J. Northwold, May 11
Williams R. Clerkenwell, Apr. 18
Williams T. Coleman st. May 5
Woodgate E. seu. Burrow's
buildings, May 2

Woodward M. & S. W. South-
wark, May 19

Worthy R. Exeter, May 6
Wortley R. Brompton, May 5
Yandall E. Earl st. May 5

Powell P. M. Hastings, May 2
Price G. Threadneedle st. Ap. 25
Privett P. Bighton, May 12
Rigby W. Liverpool, May 12
Roberts S Sheffield, Apr. 14
Simister S. Manchester, May 9
Strong G. Exeter, April 25
Stuart J. Bishopsgate st. May 5
Sunderland S. & A. Barnoldswick
May 12

Sutton R. Hampton Wick, Ap. 25
Tanner W. H. Strand, Ap. 25
Thomas D. Bristol, Apr. 18
Thompson E. Ferryhill, May 2
Turner W. B. Huddersfield,
April 21

Walker W. & J. Pall Mall et. Apr. 14

Walters W. Wapping, May 12 Ward J. Wilton Abbott, Apr. 21 Ware J. Gravesend, Apr. 21 Warner J. & J. Lord, Derby,

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All Exchequer Bills dated prior to the mouth of April, 1817, have been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased.

N. B. The above Table contains the highest and lowest prices, taken from the Course of the Exchange, &c. originally published by John Castaign, in the year 1712, and now published, every Tuesday and Friday, under the authority of the Committee of the Stock Exchange, by

JAMES WETENHALL, Stock-Broker, No. 7, Capel court, Bartholotnew-lane, London, On application to whom the original documents for near a century past may be read.

Prices of Canal Shares, &c. in the Month of April, 1818, at the Office of Mr. Clarke, 39, Throgmorton Street.

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The wet weather throughout the month of March greatly impeded the Spring sowing, and kept back the seasonable operations in Agriculture, but the last month has been much mere favourable, and the farmers have made the best use of it, as much greater breadth of land have been sown than could have reasonably been expected. By far the greater part of the Lent corn is put into the ground, but not in so kind a state upon tenacious soils as it would have been in dry weather.

The young Wheats have run more to flag than is common in moderate seasons, but the plants are extremely healthful and promise a very full crop, except in those situations where they have been injured by the superfluous water, from the want of a proper surface drainage; shewing most conspicuously the very great advantage of procuring a free percolation by underdraining.

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Turnips and all the Brassicas have been greatly exhausted by their topping so early for seed; great store of winter food is on hand, owing to the extreme mildness of the season.

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THE

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

No. 53.]

JUNE 1, 1818.

ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

RAMBLES IN SICILY IN 1816.
BY AN ARTIST.

JOURNEY FROM PALERMO TO GIRGENTI

ASPECT OF THE COUNTRY-MANNERS
OF THE INHABITANTS-ATIAMO-TEM-
PLE OF SEGESTA.

Girgenti, June 24. WE have already travelled over part of the island, and you may probably not yet have received my letter from Palermo; for I have but little dependence on the post of this country. Here we have been for a week past; so that I have a good deal to tell you. In our journey hither we met with unpleasant as well as agreeable circumstances. Our ardent desire to see this remarkable country, and cheerful society caused us to make light of many inconveniencies; but yet I can easily believe the declaration of other foreigners, that they would rather endure any hardship than travel in Sicily. The day before our departure, we were each obliged to provide ourselves with arms, otherwise we should have been under the necessity of taking an escort. As there is no carriage road in Sicily, excepting from Palermo to Alcame, about ten leagues, and the foot-paths lead over hills and rocks and along the brink of precipices, the only way of travelling is on horseback or with mules. Travellers in general take with them bedding and provisions. They also employ here a kind of litter hung upon springs, called letiga, and carried by two mules, which are so covered with bells that it almost stuns you to be near them: such a letiga may be heard a mile off.

Early in the morning our caravan set out, attended by two mules for the baggage and four veturini. We proceeded in a long file through the city, and as each of us had his gun slung before him upon his horse, we looked more like a military troop than peaceful artists. This, however, is a universal practice here the husbandman going out to plough, always has his gun laid across his horse, and hence it often happens, that when he meets with nothing to shoot by the way, he makes up for the disappointment by plundering his neighbours. We soon reached Monte Reale, whence we beheld the valley of Palermo NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 53.

sea.

[VOL. IX.

with its diversified beauties: on the mountains opposite Monte Reale are situated some villages of Greek colonists. From this point we continued ascending, and here and there discovered between the summits of the mountains, Monte Reale, the plain of Palermo, and the At the same time the eye is delighted and astonished with the most beautiful colours, and the boldest crags blending with the blue distance. Aloes adorn every part of this road, and their tall flowers shooting up into the air give the whole landscape a highly original aspect. It produces, indeed, an extraordinary impression, to find one's self in a country where all the southern plants, which we cultivate in hot-houses, are growing wild in the greatest luxuriance and profusion. Among these the oleander, with its abundant blossom, is partìcularly ornamental. The aloe, which flowers so seldom with us, that it is said proverbially to blossom only once in a century, here flowers every two years, nay, frequently every year, and the colour of its leaves is lively and delicate as the finest bluish velvet. In like manner foreigners are struck to see beggars regaling themselves with the most exquisite southern fruits, which at home fetch so high a price; and also when they observe oil for sallad poured out of the same bottle as for replenishing the lamps and greasing the shoes.

About noon we reached Borghetta, and next arrived at La Sala di Partani

co.

The former is situated in an exceedingly picturesque mountainous country, but La Sala in a more fertile tract, near the sea.

The houses in the villages are mostly of stone, with but one floor, small, and the inhabitants badly clothed. Mismanagement and poverty are every where apparent. I sought in vain for peculiar characteristics among these people. You would fancy yourself in a poor French village; the dress and physiognomy are perfectly alike, excepting that the faces of the peasantry here are more sunburnt and almost of a copper colour. The men wear short waistcoats and long breeches, of every kind of stuff and colour, together with a white cotton cap, which leaves the face exposed the whole VOL. IX. 3 D

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