Nutmegs

41 boxes

131 casks

26 chests VERMILLION

29 do.

TORTOISE }

SHELL

WOODS, 25,020 pieces 2,155 maunds 136 tons and 438 logs Redwood, 674 pieces Ebony, 50 Teak and 100 Jarrol Planks, 30 Deals, and 30,950 Ground Rattans.

In addition to the above, there has been four or five ships from the Isles of France and Bourbon, laden with about 1,000 or 1,200 tons of coffee, sugar, cottons, &c. &c. and two or three Country ships from other ports of India, chiefly laden with rice, the whole of which being exclusively for private account, no report has been inade by the East India Company of the particulars of the cargoes; nor have we as yet met with any report of the privilege and private trade goods by seventeen ships from China, which renders the above statements defective, as the quantity of teas, silks, nankeens, cassia, and some other articles, for private account, by so great a number of ships, is no doubt very considerable. We are almost induced to suspect some sinister motive for withholding the report from the public.

The following goods remain declared for sale.

Date of Sale.

1813, Sept. 30.

Oct.

2,230 bales Cotton

4. 1,445 bags Coffee and 5,000 bags Rice

Oct. 14.

Oct. 25.

20,000 lbs. Mace, 80,009 lbs. Nutmegs, 160,000 lbs.
Cloves, 180,000 Cinnamon

800 oz. Oil of Mace, 704 oz. Oil of Nutmegs, 800 oz.
Oil of Cloves, 425 oz. Oil of Cinnamon

Sundry small parcels of Private Trade Spices
2,122 bags of 316 lbs. each, and 740 do. 112 lbs. each,
Black Pepper, uncleared of a former sale

2,275 bags, of 316 lbs. each, Privilege Black Pepper
325 packages of sundry China, Bengal, and other Pri-
vate Trade and Privilege Silks and Piece Goods
6,798 chests of Indigo
11,573 do. do.
NEW MONTHLY MAG.-No. 9.

Oct. 18.

1314, July 15.

27th Jan. 1814.

17th Feb.
27th Jan.

26th May.

VOL. II.

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COLONIAL MERCHANDIZE.

Statement of Exports of the undermentioned Articles from the Port of London:

20.382

75.348

905,269

1,001,000

3,789,566

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776

4,457

£1,143

24,048

55,736

21,692

31,591

213,933 pieces.

903 944 Pieces.

4,460,896 1,851,358

"

2,557

17,358

8,341

34,288

62,537 hides

238,413 Hides.

Pieces. 976,745 Hides.

BANKRUPTS.

FROM AUGUST 23 TO SEPTEMBER 23 INCLUSIVE.

Where the address of the Solicitor is not mentioned, he must be understood to reside at the same place as the bankrupt. The Solicitors' names are between Parentheses.

Halton W. Dean street, tailor (Oldham, Earl street Hardey N. Wormwood street, merchant (Bland. ford and Murray, Temple

Harrison J. Newcastle upon Tyne, cora merchant (Carr

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DIVIDENDS,

Adams B. Bucklershard, Hants, ship builder, Oct. 4
Adams E. Whitcombe street, bit inaker, Sept. 12
Allen W. and J. Woir, Clerkenwell green, jewellers,
Sept. 13

Baker C. Bristol, seedsman, Oct. 8

Bennett T. Long acre, ironmonger, Oct. 25
Beswick J. Stockport, grocer, Sept. 21

Bilham J. Norwich, grocer, Oct. 7

[Oct. 1,

Jones C. Cannon street, merchant, Oct. 4
Judkins T. Chester, lineu draper, Qct. L
Jones J. Chester, linen draper, Oct. 3

Juxon E. and C. Birmingham, brass founders,
Oct. 10

Kay R. Bedale, York, grocer, Oct. 4

Kemp T. Knaresborough, yarn spinner, Sept. 29
Kettle J. Liverpool, timber merchant, Sept. 30

Blackburn R. Mount street, Whitechapel road, King W. H. Fleet lane, cabinet maker, Oct. 1

master tariner, Oct. 11

Blease J. Marston, dealer, Oct. 17

Boileau D. Hull, merchant, Sept. 23

Boss T. and Co. Liverpool, tailors, Sept. 19

Bray W. F. Broad street, Carnaby market, auc-
tioneer, Oct. 1

Bridgeman T. Birmingham, saddler, Sept. 17
Brown H. Tynemouth, ship owner, Sept. 27
Burrows R. and W. Winu, Upper Thames street,
merchants, Sept. 23

Buit E. Sithney, Cornwall, corn factor, Sept. 21
Ceddy J. S, and T. Brown, Hull, grocers, Oct. 11
Carpenter E. J. Deal, wine merchant, Sept. 11
Chamberlain T. Lisson grove, victualler, Oct. 17
Constable M. and J. Southwark, flour factors, Nov. 1
Cook W. Liverpool, merchant, Oct. 19

Coppin T. M Great Prescott st. merchant, Sept. 9
Davis J. and T. H. Lloyd, Lothbury, clothiers,
Oct. 3

Dowding R. Wapping Wall, cooper, Oct. 11
Dathy J. B Whitechapel, grocer, Oct. I

Eaton J. Crooked lane, Caunon street, trunk maker,

Oct. 1

Eaton P. Witton, timber merchant, Oct. 17
Eskington J. Birmingham, tortoise shell case maker,
Oct. 3

Fawcett W. Liverpool, merchant, Sept 27
Felton G. Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 24
Fisher W. Cambridge, woollen draper, Sept. 17
Frost J. Doncaster, innholder, Sept. 22
Gerard J. G. Basinghall street, merchant, Oct. 29
Gill R. Birmingham, draper, Oct. &
Goodhall T. Philpot lane, merchant. Oct. 9
Gordon J. Copthall court, inerchant, Oct. 2o2
Griffiths R. Kuighton, Radnor, draper, Oct. 17
Hall H. jun. Chiswell street, cheesemonger, Oct. 29
Tall S. Bristol, ironmonger, Oct. 12

Hanson J. St. John street, Clerkenwell, innkeeper,
Oct. 8

Harnett W. juu. Canterbury, tanner, Sept. 28
Marritz J. Limehouse, timber merchant, Oct. 1
Hawkesley J. Arnold, merchant, Oct. 10
Hays J. Lower East Smithfield, collar maker,
Sept. 24

Heppell J. Monk wearmouth, sail maker, Sept. 19
Herbert T. Seaford, butcher, Oct. 1
flocket J. Burfield. Berks, carpenter, Oct. 4
Holt D. Lexden, miller, Sept. 30

Hornby W. and Co. Lincolu, bankers, Sept 29
Howells W. Leominster, innkeeper, Oct. 12
Howgate J. and J. jun. Wakefield, mauufacturers,
Sept. 30.

Ivory J. Mark lane, broker, Oct. 1

Jackson F. jun. Great Driffield, druggist, Sept. 30
James T. Wapping street, oilman, Sept. 27
Jones R. Chester, wine merchant, Sept. 26

Linschoten F A. L. Hackney road, colour manui.
facturer, Sept. 15

Major W. Norwich, shawl manufacturer, Oct. 29
Matthews I. G. Hythe, hatter, Oct. 1

Moffett J. Newcastle upon Tyne, butcher, Oct.2%
Mortleman J. Lowestoft, haberdasher, Oct. 6
Moses S, Watford, Herts, watchmaker, Oct. 1
Moss J. Bloxwich, Stafford, maltster, Oct. 15
Neal J. Worcester, innholder, Sept. 26
Pain J. Peckham, bricklayer, Sept. 17
Park G. North Shields, anchorsmith, Sept. 19
Parker G. Sun street, grocer, Sept. 30
Penncil W. jun. Queenhithe, merchant, Sept, 30
Pereira D. L. Artillery place, underwriter, Sept. 30
Filigrim J. Twy uebam, Hants, builder, Oct 22
Pinchin T. Stockton, spirit merchant, Oct. 10
Power N. Old Broad sheet, merchant, Oct. 2
Richardson H. and Co. Euston square, brick-

makers, Sept. 13

Rickett J. Oundle, banker, Oct. 12

Robson f. Bishopwearmouth, ship builder, Sept. 19
Rose W. Kensington, brewer, Oct. 1
Russell D. Bath, chinaman, Sept. 24

Schafier J London road, floor-cloth manufacturer,
Sept. 30

Shuttleworth H. Ludgate hill, optician Oct. 6
Southall R. and Co. Dudley, nail ironmonger,
Oct. 1

Steele T. Chester, woollen draper, Oct 18
Stevenson A. jun. Newcastle upon Tyne, ship

owner, Oct. 22

Storey G Northallerton, innkeeper, Oct. 13
Strafford T. Holborn hil', haberdasher, Nov. 12
Swainson L. Nag's Head court, insurance broker,
Sykes J. Aldmondbury, clothier, Sept. 27
Tarry J. Colchester, liqen draper, Sept. 17
Temple S. Jarrow, Durham, ship builder, Sept. 19
Taylor W. New Malton, linen draper, Oct. 11
Thistle E. Bridge street, Vauxhall, mercer, Oct. &
Thomas H Neath, scrivener, Oct. 4
Thompson J. and C. M'Adam, Liverpool, mer
chants, Oct. 10

Tubbs D. Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 22
Tudbali W. Taunton, grocer, Oct. 7

Tyerinan J. Brompton, York, linen draper, Oct. 12
Walker T. and Co. Kirk Bridge, York, flax spin-
ners, Oct. 11

Watling J. jun. Shipdam, Norfolk, shopkeeper,
Sept. 23

Wellings T. Whitechapel, painter, Oct. 15
Williams J. Oxford street, draper, Sept. 17
Withey R. Charter House street, twine maker,
Oct. 22

Watts W. Bristol, hosier, Sept. 27

Young T. Machen, Monmouth, dealer, Oct. 17

CERTIFICATES.

Adkins J. Warkworth, tanner, Oct. 8
Ball J. Burr street, victualler, Sept. 24
Barrett J. Plymouth dock, victualler, Oct. 1
Bentham J. Yarın, York, merchant, Oct. 1

Bilham J. Norwich, grocer, Oct. 4

Brooks W. Paddington, corn dealer, Sept. 24
Bush R. Norwich, miller, Sept. 20
Colshed R. Liverpool, watchmaker, Oct. 8