Taylor J. B. Doncaster, joiner, (Sykes & Co. New Inn). Tracey P. J. Bethnal green, narrow-weaver, (Swann, New Basinghall-street). Tait W. W. Liverpool, merchant, (Windle, John-street). Thomas T. Cwrndy, Talley, Carmarthenshire, shopkeeper, (Jenkins & Co. New-Inn).

ner, (Lee, Wem). Page T. Newhaven, & Co. Castle-street). Sparks J. Bucking grocer, (Palmer, Doughty-street). Parke ham-street, (Howard, St. Martin's-lane. T. Pickering, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Stone R. Clifton, Gloucestershire, dealer, (Morton, Gray's Inn-square). Page J.W. (Burroughs, Castle-street). Shewen, E. Lanrenny, Pembroke, soap-boiler, (Hurd, Threadneedle-street, coffee-house-keeper, Temple). Pull J. Norwich, victualler, (Allen, New Bridge-street). (Saggers, Great St. Helen's). Petty W. Manchester, builder, (Tarn, Warnfordcourt). Parkinson T. Liverpool, currier, (Blakelock & Co. Temple). Pitt H. Dudley, Worcester, innkeeper, (Anstice & Co. Temple). Prettyman W. Whitechapel, High-street, (Noy & Co. Mincing-lane). Parry J. Quality-court, scrivener, (Duff, Thavies Inn). Park G. North Shields, anchor-smith, (Bell & Co. Cheapside). Porter N. Birmingham, factor, (Bolton & Co. Elm-court). Poulson T. Stoke-uponTrent, Staffordshire, potter, (Willis & Co. Warnford-court).

Urquhart W. Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant, (Dann & Co. Old Broad-st.)

Wallis W. Chepstow, shopkeeper, (Platt, Temple). Willacy H. and C. Liverpool, sail-makers, (Shephard & Co. Gray's Inn). Warington T. Burton-upon-Trent, victualler, (Kinderley & Co. Gray's Inn). Ray T. Upper Thames-street, stationer, Wilson, Sunderland near the Sea, owner, (Hall & Co. Salters' Hall, Cannon-street). (Hines, Bishop-Wearmouth). West W. Rowlandson T. and Bates J. Cheapside, M. Hammersmith, apothecary, (Field & merchants, (Nind, Throgmorton-street). Co. Clifford's Inn). Williams D. CardiRobinson T. and Lawrence N. Liverpool, gan, shopkeeper, (Vizard & Co. Lincoln's merchants, (Blackstock, Paper-build- Inn). Wilkinson J. Appledore, Kent, ings). miller, (Arrowsmith, Devonshire-street). Smith J. Bridgewater-square, lapidary, Walker H. Ludlow, miller, (Highmore & (Pittman, Newman-street). Swabey M.. Co. Bush-lane). Wilson J. Leeds, merBethnall-green, draper, (Coren, Lyon's chant, (Sykes & Co. New Inn). Watson Inn). Scott G. Houghton-le-Spring, W. D. Lawrence-Pountney-Hill, merearthenware manufacturer, (Scruton, chant, (Crawford, Broad-street). Wall S. Durham). Samuel J. Tenterden, watch- Salisbury, linen-draper, (Donnollon, Colemaker, (Howard & Co. Jewry-street) man-street-buildings). Wightman W. SwanW.jun. Liverpool, merchant, (Lowes Petticoat-lane, victualler, (Glynes, Burr& Co. Temple). Smith R. Hedon, in street). Wynde J. Leominster, merchant, Holderness, grocer, (Exley & Co. Furnival's Inn). Stephens J. Joiners'-hallbuildings, Dowgate,coal-merchant, (Owen & Co. Bartlett's-buildings). Startain J. Horseferry-road, builder, (Minshull & Co. Abingdon-street). Smith T. Oxford, linen-draper, (Townsend, Staple Inn). Sharood C. Brighton, victualler, (Wilde

(Platt, Tanfield-court). Waller J. Lower Tooting, butcher, (Orchard, Hatton Garden). Woodhead J. Linthwaite, Almondbury, (Battye, Chancery-lane).

Yellowly R. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, (Atkinson and Co. Chancery lane). Young J. Foolow, Eyam, Derbyshire, shopkeeper, (Hurd, Temple).

PRICES OF CANAL, DOCK, FIRE-OFFICE, WATERWORKS, BREWERY SHARES, &c. &c.

CANALS.

Grand Junction, 2217. per share.
Grand Surrey, 1007. ditto
Kennet and Avon, 391. ditto
Lancaster, 241. ditto

Leeds and Liverpool, 2007. ditto
Rochdale, 521. ditto
Wilts and Berks, 307. ditto

DOCKS.

Commercial, 1307. per share.
East Country, 751. per share
East India, 1251. per cent.
London, 127. per cent.

Serip, 2441, per cent prem.

June 21, 1811:

West-India, 1651. per cent.

Commercial Road, 1351. ditto

WATER-WORKS.

East London, (exclusive of the appropri;
ation) 1597. per share

Grand Junction, 137. per share prem.
South London, 1107. per share
Kent, 51. per share prem.
West Middlesex, 1007. ditto

INSURANCE-OFFICES.

Albion, 557. per share

Globe, 1207. ditto

Imperial, 947. ditto

L. WOLFE and Co. Canal, Dock, & Stock Broleria

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

THE HE crops in the hay harvest are generally heavy, and very fine in consequence of the state of the weather. Wheat is also remarkably fine, and exhibits the most favourable appearance of a fruitful and abundant crop.-Some sorts of apples have been cut off by the blights, but others are tolerably plentiful, and promise a good season. Peas also promise well. Tares, rye, grass, natural and artificial, are in the finest condition, and most rapid state of vegetation. Beans and oats also appear healthy, and, in some places, luxuriant. Straw has proved indifferent in quality, but more in quantity than was expected. Horses remain dear..

Prices of meat at Smithfield market:-Beef, 5s. 4d. to 65. 4d.; mutton, 5s. 4d. to 5s. 8d.; veal, 5s. 6d. to 7s.; pork, 5s. 8d. to 6s. 8d.; lamb, 6s. to 8s.

Middlesex, June 25.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN,

By the Winchester Quarter of 8 Bushels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140lbs. Averdupois, from the Returns received in the Week ended June 15, 1811.

Whereof have died under two years old 394

Peck Loaf, 4s.7d. 48.8d. 4s.5d. 4s.5d. 4s.5d.
Salt, 20s. per bushel, 44d. per lb.

Glamorgan. 99 2
Gloucester
Somerset

Average of England and Wales. Monmouth Wheat 86s. 8d.; Rye, 44s. 4d.; Barley Devon... 37s. 10d.; Oats 26s. 8d.; Beans Cornwall. 43s. 6d.; Pease 44s. 3d.; Oatmeal Dorset.. 48s. 1d.

Hants

BILL of MORTALITY, from MAY 22, JUNE to 25, 1811.

Males
Females 620 S

6381258

44 824 8

....

94

36

....

94

22 6

....

86 528

Between

UNIVERSAL MAG. VOL. XV.

3 U

ADAM, Dr. Alexander, account of the Bingham, Rev. Joseph, tried for sending

life and character of, 218...
Addington, Sir Wm. death of, 413.
Eschines' Dialogue on Riches, analysis
of, 35, 273, 389.
Agricultural report, monthly, 87, 175,
263, 351, 439, 521.

Albuquerque, the Duke of, death of, 256.
Albuera, official account of the battle of,
515.

Algernon, the wanderings and opinions
of, 468.

Allen, Ralph, Esq. biographical memoir
of, 292.

America, political state of, 70, 338, 422.
Americans, the, a new opera, account of,
420.

Ancient customs in Kent, 31.

Anecdotes, epitaphs, &c. vide Miscellanea.
Anne of Brittany, review of, 303.
Ant-hills, method of clearing, and de-
stroying the ants, 257.
Aquatic sledge, invention of, 58.
Arts and sciences, improvements in, and
notices relating to, 56, 148, 230, 316,
403, 492.

Asiatic and British women, their liberties
and privileges contrasted, 287.
Authors, on the merits of different, 11,

Bank notes, debate in parliament on the
depreciation of, 424.
Bankruptcies, monthly list of, 83, 172,
258, 348, 435, 518.
Baptisms, marriages, and deaths, im-
proved mode of registering, 492.
Barrosa, official account of the battle of,

249.

rules to be observed by persons
bathing in, or drinking the waters of,
these baths, 26.

Battles of the Danube and Barossa, re-
view of, 481.

Bee-Hive, the, a new farce, account of, 62.
Bell, Dr. his donation to the university of
Cambridge, 77, .

Beresford, Marshal Sir Wm. defeat the
French forces at Albuera, 515.
Berkshire, occurrences in, 167, 257.
Bill of mortality, monthly, 87, 175, 263,
351, 439, 521.

a threatening letter, and setting fire to
his house, 258.

Biographical sketches-Duke of Queens-
berry, 59-Mr. Lewis, 60-Nathaniel
Kent, Esq. 64, 171-Joseph Windham,
Esq. 143-Mr. John Mills, 144-Au-
gustine Pentheney, Esq. 145-Hon.
Simon Fraser, 238-Duke of Grafton,
329-Mr. Joseph Smith, 411-Richard
Cumberland, Esq. 498.

Birth of a prince to the French emperor,
246, 247.

description of the cradle pre-
sented by the city of Paris to the em
press, 320.

505.

christening of the young prince,

Bishop of Norwich, substance of a sermon
delivered by him on the education of the
poor, 78.

Blair, Mr. on the origin of syphilis, 490.
Bleaching, important information relative
to, 317.

Bogs of Ireland, plan for draining the,318.
Bonaparte's conference with the catholic

and protestant clergy at Breda, 407.
Books, new, published in January, 71.-
February, 163-March, 241-April,
341-May, 429-June, 510.
Boots and shoes, Mr. Randolph's patent
for a new manufacture of, 149.
Bread-flour, a substitute for, 149.
British Institution, transactions of, 142,
227, 402.

Budding trees, new and expeditious mode
of, 317.

Bull-fights of Spain, interesting account
of the, 214.

Bullion, the high price of, debate in the

house of commons on this subject, 424.
Burdett, Sir Francis, determination of the
judges on the cause between him and
the house of commons, 423.

his speech in the house
of commons on prosecutions for libel,

340.

Burns and scalds, recipe for taking in- Cromek's Remains of Nithsdale and Gal-
flammations from, 316.