88 do. do. do. Lt. Wall, fm. h. p. 40 €. Le vice Gray; Ensign Clarke, Lieut. vice Hilliard, 4 Lieut. Glasson, ? F. Demarara 220 July 1820. Moulson, 89 F. W. H. Hartopp, sign by purch. do. - Bird, Roy, Invalids, Alston, Lincolnshire 89 Ensign W.J. King, Lieut. vice Moul 26th Aug, son, dead 29th Jan. Ross, late 5 R. Vet. Bn. .. 3d Mar. 90. Ensign Stuart, Lieut. 28th Sept. - Trotter, h. p. 31 F. 4th Sept. 1819. F. White, Ensign, vice Newton, 8 R. Ensign Adolphus Grieve, 61 F. Spanish Town, 21st do, 31st July 1820. 21st Feb. 1818. Lieut. Munro, Adj. vice Crawford, 8 R. Moore, h. p. 60 F. Portobello. 11th May Paymast. Tomlinson, 28 F. Corfu 16th Aug. 1820. 2 W.I. R. As. Surg. Haskins, fm. Med, Staff, Sur. Colwell, h, p. 4 F. Ist Oct. Alterations and Additions. Dr Nicoll, Surg.. to the Forces, Dep. Life Gds. Lt. J. Hall, fm. h. p. 6 Dr. Lt. vice Manners, exch. 13th Oct. 1820. 12th Oct. 1820. 3 Dr. Gdz. Lt. Mercer, fin. 70 F. Lt. vice Hughes, Surg. J. Eliot, fm. h. p. Surg. to the erch, 19th do. Forces, vice Dunkin, ret. h. p. 5 Lt. Griffiths, fm. h. p, 79 F. Qua. Mast. 28th Sept. vice Cochrane, ret. h.p. do. - Broadfoot, fm. h. p. Sicilian R. do. 16 Dr. Lt. Baker, Capt. by purch. vice Weydo. land, ret, Assist. Surg. O'Beirne, fm. 2 W. I. R. Cornet Tuite, Lt. by purch. do. As. Surg, to the Forces, vice Haskins, Sir T, W. White, Bt. Cornet by purch. 2 W. I. R. 12th Oct. do. W. Doherty, Hosp. Assist. do, vice Maclauchlan, 2 W. I. R. do. Lt. Billing, Capt. vice Galbraith, 4 Vet. Bn, Ensign Bruce, Lt. do. W. H. Church, Ensign Capt. Chitty, fm. 35 F. rec. diff. with Capt. Teu. 2 Lt, Hair, Capt. vice Williamson, & Vet. lon, h. p. 30 F. Bn. do. Lieut. Gale, fm. 11 Dr. with Lieut. Barwell, h. p. Ensigu Proctor, Lieut. do. 1 Dr. J. B. Dalway, Ensign Hollingworrh, fm. 11 Dr. rec. diff. with 22 Capt. French, from 82 F. Capt. vice Lieut. Davis, h. p. 22 Dr. Clarke, fm. 11 Dr. rec. diff. with Lieut. Maxwell, h. p. 24 Dr. exch. - Brice, fm. 23 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Doug Ensign Cornwall, from 38 F. Lt. by las, h. p. 66 F. purch. vice Brooksbank, 26 F. do. Armstrong, fm. 55 F. rec. diff. with Lieut. Capt, Magennis, fm. 37 F. Capt. vice Troward, h. p. 51 F. Moriarty, h. p. 71 F. do. - M'Anally, fm. 90 F. rec. diff, with Lieut. 53 — Rist, fm. h. p. 37 F. Capt. vice Ottley, h. p. 84 F. Burton, exch. do. Anderson, fm. 1 W. 1. R. with Lieut. Half- 37 East, fn. h. p. 30 F. Capt. vice hide, h. p. 3 W.I.R. Cox, exch. 18th do. Cornet and Sub-Lieut. J. Hall, fm. 1 Life Gds. Barrallier, fm. h. p. 71 F. Capt. with Cornet C. Hall, h. p. 6 Dr. vice Magennis, 28 F. 19th do. Ensign Robertson, fm. 33 F. with 20 Lieut. Daly, 38 H. Grimes, Ensígn, vice Comwall, 24 Rifle Brig. - F. do. Stretch, fm. 38 F. with Ensign Conolly, 50 Lt. Patterson, Capt. vice Mitchell, 7 h. p. 11 F. Vet. Bn. Ensign Tudor, Lieut. toun, h. p. R. Afri, Corps J. B. Ross, Ensign Lt. Douglas, fm, h. p. 68 F. Lt. vice h. p. 57 F. Perceval, exch. rec. diff. Qua. Mast. Johnston, fm. 60 F. with Qua. Mast. 70 - Hughes, fm. 3 Dr. G. Lt. vice MerKiens, h. p. cer, exch. do. Ensign Impett, Lt. by purch. vice Hor. Resignations and Retirements. ton, 81 F. 5th do. G. Strangways, Ens. do. do. Lieut.-Col. Diggens, 11 Dr. C. A. Vallancey, do, do. vice ArbuthTravers, 22 Dr. not, 4 F. 19th do. Capt. Vernon, 22 Dr. Lt. Baldwin, fm. h. p. 14 F. Lt. vice Baynes, 2 F.G. Payne, exch. do. Maxwell, 18 F. - Horton, fm. 71 F. Capt. by purch. Tripp, 26 F. vice Bowles, ret. Cornet J. May, 3 Dr. Ensign Oakley, Lt. vice Armstrong, 10 Ensign Coleman, 65 F. Vet. Bn, 19th do E. Harrison, Ensign do. Appointments Cancelled. Capt. Hervey, fm. 22 f. Capt. vice do. The Exchange between Lt.-Col. Daniel, 54 F. 87 Lt. Carroll, Capt. vice Turner, 10 Vet. and Lt. Col. Calvert, h. p, 72 F: Bu. do. Ensign Carroll, 46 F. Ensign Reade, Lieut. R. R. Harris, Ensign Capt. Paget, fm. h. p. 31 F. Capt. vice Wilby, exch. Paymaster O'Connor, 11 F. ho having deserted do. from his Regiment. 4 R. V, Bn. Capt. Galbraith, fm. t. vice Mackay, canc. do. Deaths. Mitchell, fm. 50 F. Capt. vice Odlum, canc. do. Major Gen. Kersteman, Roy. Eng... Bt. Maj. Williamson, fm. 2 F. Capt. °24th Sept. 1820. vice Fairtlough, canc. do. Lieut. Col. Goodridge, 62 F. Halifax, Nova Sco Capt. Turner, fm. 87 F. Capt. vice tia 25th Aug. do. Capt. Dix, 57 F. Dublin 14th Sept. Lieut. Jones, fm. h. p. 60 F. Lieut, vice Crow, h. p. 56 F. at Mary Vale, Newry Eagar, canc. do. 30th June Medical Department. - Sir Æneas M'Intosh, Bt. h. p. 71 F. A9. Surg. Ramsay, fm. h. p. As. Surg. to the Forces, vice French, 87 F. do. do. do. 5th do. do. 90 . Cal 10 osh, Bt. h. p. 71 Fist Jan. .995) fair. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, Rept at Edinburgh, in the Observatory, Caltonhill. Oct. Ther. Baro. l Ther. " Attach. Iw 1820. 9. Wind. Weather. 1890: Ther. Baro. Athaen: Wind. Weather. M. 41 29.677 M. 51 W. Fair foren. IM. 36 28.369 M. 46 N. E. 47 Rain. .790 E. 51 Sinod rain aftern. "UE. 45 1.404 E. 45 high M. 40 .940 M. 51 W. Fair foren. USM. 372 .650 M. 45 N. Rain foren. 30.195 E. 52 mod rain aftern. 45 S mod fair aftern. .326 M. 51 W. Dull, but .894M. 43 Cble. Frost morn. .389 E. 51 mod .616 E. 43 Sinod fair day. .352 M. 53W . .383 M. 42 Cble. Rain foren. .395 E. 53 mod Mild, .865 E. 41 mod fair aftern. .302 M. 51W , Fair ,985 M 42 W. .255 E. 52 / mod .972 E. 43 mod Fair. .218 M. 51 JE. Rain morn. .389 M. 41 E. .128 E. 53 mod fair day. 501 E. 52 mod Rain all day. .113 M. 51E. Fair. 45 w. 29,999 E. 51 mod Dull, but E. 45mod fair. M. 43 W. Rain morn, ,458 E. 43 ) mod fair day. .660 M. 41 W. Fair. 13Cble. Dull, but 882 E. 49 ) mod fair day. 39 .576 E. 15 mod fair. .701 M. 45 N. .104 E. 45 ) mod Rain. .788 M. 46 UN, W.Frost morn. .277 M. 43W . Dull, but 7601E 49 nod tair day. .332 E. 45 ) mod fair. 781 M, 45 Cble. Dull, but .104 M. 41 S. E. Fair foren. .577 E. 45 s inod fair. .890 E. 41 ) mod rain aftern. .30-1M. 45 s. Dull, but .999 M. 42 .205 E. 45 S mod fair. .147 E. 42 ) mod Fair. .215 M. 51 S. 39 | .239 E. 44 ) mod Fair.' 16) M. 363.526 M. 47 s. Dull and 101 E 437 .443E. 15 ) high cold. Quantity of rain, 2.656. Ab 32 34 5 AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The dry weather which prevailed throughout the harvest months was succeeded on the 16th October by heavy rains; on the 22d, the rain that fell amounted to near an inch in depth, and the whole rain that has fallen since our last amounts to nearly three inches, yet, from the previous very dry state of the ground, it is still (in general) in excellent condition for being turned over by the plough ; indeed, breaking up stubble lands is now nearly over, and on light soft soils, we observe some that has already received the seed furrow. On strong black lands farmers are ploughing in the dung with the first furTow, for potatoes; and on high grounds, some clover ley has received the oat seed furrow. On tenacious soils this operation cannot properly be entered upon till the season is much farther advanced ; and farmers are now quite at leisure, and can attend to the thrashing out, and disposing of their grain, with due deliberation. The thermometer has ranged between 30o and 50° Fahrenheit for these four weeks past ; though it stood several times below the freezing point, yet hoar frosts have not been so frequent, or severe, as is usual at this season. In low lying swamps, vegeta. tion has certainly received a slight check, but in high airy situations, the tenderest plants have hitherto suffered no injury. Turnips have improved much in size since the date of our last, and being for the most part later than usual, they still continue in a growing state. Cattle continue to receive a considerable part of their food on pastures, a circumstance sometlying favourable for hill farmers, whose stock of fodder has been rather deficient, both in barley and oat straw. About the beginning of the present month, grain experienced a slight rise in price, but last week markets have become rather dull. Cattle have lately met with a brisker sale as some of the northern markets than was expected, and dealers have bought up largely for Hallow Fair. Sheep have also improved in price. Potatoes sell at low prices, occasioned, perhaps, by an expected demand for the London market, which induced many to plant more than the usual breadth, but the demand from the south has not, this season, been nearly to the expected amount. The appearance of young wheat is everywhere most flattering, and seems to be about the same stage of forwardness as at this period last season. 14th November 1820. s, d. s. d. s. d. Ms. d, s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.s.d. d. Oct. 18 51823 6 42032 7 ||21 0 23 618 0 20 619 0 22 0|| 10 25/ 66925 0 40 0131 9 ||190 22017 6 20 019 022 01| Nov. 1 663 23 0 39 0!3] 3 190 22 0116 019 019 0 22 0|| 81 749 26 () 400.30 1ll19 0 22 0 16 0 210 19 0 22 0 11 8. S. S. d. s. S, d. s. s. d, s. d. s.d. s. 23 0 - 20 0 12 22 0 16 22 0|Oct. 16.17 6 18 6 1 22 6 13 18 0 15 20 0 15 20 l 23|16 6 18 01 1 22 0 13 18 0 15 22 01 17 22 01 30 15 0 16 9 1 23 0812 18 0 15 20 6 15 21 o Nov. 615 0 16 0 1 857 25 1 1820. Wht. Rye. Brley. Oats. Beans. Pease. oatmll wht. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. Average Prices of Corn in Scotland for the Four Weeks preceding October 15. Wheat, 30s. 60.Rye, 403. 7d.-Barley, 29s. 60.-Oats, 23s. Id.--Beans, 38s. 6d.-Pcase, 38s. 1d. Oatmeal, per boll, 198. 30.-Bear or Big, 26s. lld. COMMERCIAL REPORT. I IA 1130 110 94 93 125 125 |||| 8 PRICES CURRENT. NOVEMBER 11, 1820. LEITI. | Glasgow. | LIVERPOOL. London. TEA, Bohea, per lb... 2 2 2 3 Congou, . . . 2 93 0 Souchong, . . 4 3 4 4 BUGAR, Musc. cwt. B. P. Dry Brown, . 60 53 60 Mid. Good, & Fine Mid. 76 716276 Fine and very fine, . Brazil, Brown, . . . . White, . . . . . Refined, Double Loaves, . 145 1 l (lb.) 1 2 Powder ditto, ... 110 92 Single ditto, . ... 112 104 Small Lumps, . 98 105 106 Large ditto, . Crushed Lumps, ... Ord. good, and fine ord. 115 140 1140 142 Dutch, Triage & very ord. 85 115 116 Ord. good, & fine ord. 120 128 130 St Domingo, ...... 122. 126 122 PIMENTO (in Bond), lb. . 8} 83] 8 SPIRITS Jam. Rum 160.P. 3s 0d 3.1 2-7 | 2 3 2 7 26 40 Brandy, gal. i 4 0 46 40 44 Geneva, . . . . 2 3 2 6 2 0 2 2 Aqua, . . . . 17 0 Wines, Clar. Ist Gr. hhd. 350 650 Portugal Red, pipe, . 500 54 0 Spanish White, butt. . 300 65 0 Teneriffe, pipe, . .. Madeira, . . . LOGwood, Jamaica, ton, . 5 15 6 0165 6.10 Honduras, . . . , 6 0 6 6 7 0 7 5 6 10 Campeachy, . . . 17 15 8 0 Fustic, Jamaica, . . .17 8 07.10 - 17 0 Cuba, . . . . . 9 10 0 1 8 10 9 0 INDIGO, Caraccas fine, Ib. / 9s 6d 11 6 7 0 8 6 8 0 9 0 10 0 10 6 TIMBER, Amer. Pine, foot, | ! 6 1 8 Ditto Oak, ... 30 31 811 0 1 4 10 1 0 Tar, American, brl. . . 19 19 0 Archangel, .. Tallow, Rus. Yel. Candle, 54 Home melted, cwt.. HEMP, Riga Rhine, ton, Petersburgh Clean, . Flax, Riga 1'n. & Dr. Ra. 60 Dutch, . . . . . Irish, . . ., | 34 6 011., Whale, tun, .. Cod, ....... 84 (pob TOBACCO, Virg. fine, lb. . 80 6 inferior, . . 6 0 34 0 33 Cottons, Bowed Georgia, 101 100 911 010 Sea Island, fine, .. I 10 2 17 1 10' 2 0 1 4 1 Dernerara and Berbice, 13 1 5 1 0 1 3 1 0 1 2 Pernambucco, .. 14 1 411 1 2 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 Maranham . -114 1 571 031 141 1 1 ||||||| 30 Illll Course of Exchange, London, November 10.--Amsterdam, 12 : E. Ditto, at sight, 12 : 5. Rotterdam, 12 : 9. Antwerp, 12 : 9. Hamburgh, 37 : 8. Altona, 37 : 9. Paris, 3 days sight, 25 : 80. Bourdeaux, -:- Frankfort on the Maine, 26 : 10. Madrid, 341. Cadiz, 34. Leghorn, — Gibraltar, 30. Genoa, 43. Oporto, 488 Rio Janeiro, 544. Dublin, 0 per cent. Cork, 7 per cent. Prices of Bullion per oz.-Foreign gold in bars, L, 3:17: 104. New doubloons, L. 3 : 15 : 6. New dollars, L. 0 : 4:10. Silver in bars, standard, L.0: 4:lla. Premiums of Insurance at Lloyd's...-Guernsey or Jersey, 15s. 9d.-Cork or Dublin, 155. 9d..Belfast, 15s. 98.-Hamburgh, 258.- Madeira, 20$._Jamaica, 30s. Greenland out and home, 4 gs. to 5 gs. Weckly Prices of the Public Funds, from October 18 to November 8, 1820. Oct. 18. | Oct. 25. Nov. 1. ) Nov. 8. Bank stock, ...ocano... Bonds, marro o ooo.." Consols for account, marmor.com-o-ono... French 5 per cents. commmmmmmmmaa ALPHABETICAL LIST of ENGLISH BANKRUPTS, announced between the 20th September and 20th October 1820; extracted from the London Gazette. Anderson, J. East India Co.'s Ship Inglis, mariner Norris, C. and R. Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinAvison, J. Bridgehouse, near Halifax, grocer ners Bidwith, T. Bagginswood, Salop, farmer Parkes, w, Ashford Wharf, Birmingham, coalBonsor, H. Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate-hill, dealer victualler Paul, H. Old Exchange, carpenter Bosher, W. Aldersgate-street, jeweller Payne, J., D. Reid, and T. Hall, bombazeen-maCalvert, J. Hebden, Yorkshire, cotton spinner nufacturers Castley, R.Friday-street, warehouseman Perkins, R. Lymington, grocer Clarke, G. St John's-street, Clerkenwell, shoe Portiock, R. Andover, coachmaker maker Redhead, J. M. Durand's Wharf, Rotherhithe, Clayton, P. Waterloo-place, Pall Mall, saddler merchant Cope, W. Chillington, 'Staffordshire, crate-maker Reynolds, of the Ship Orient, master.mariner . Emson, R. Lexden, Essex, brewer Ridmead, J. D. Chalford, Gloucestershire, broadField, J. Pickett-street, linen-draper cloth-manufacturer Forster, W. Strand, silversmith Roach, J. Plymouth-dock, stationer Gilbert, M. and R. Tideswell, Derbyshire, linen Sabine, s. Fenchurch-street, druggist drapers Seaman, C. and G. Etheridge, Norwich, goldGriffiths, G. Cursitor-strcet, jeweller smiths Grunwell, F. jun. Leeds, cheesemonger Shirley, R. Bucklersbury, carpet-manufacturer Hart, G. Cheltenham, stone-mason Small, w. jun. Lower East Smithfield, butcher Harris, J. and C, Cooper, Bristol, cloth-factors Smith, T. H. Chancery-lane, tailor Houghton, G. Hercules' Buildings, Lambeth, car Smith, J. jun. Ramsgate, carpenter penter Smith, J. H. Bristol, auctioneer Jeremy, C. Acre-lane, Clapham, linen-draper Smith, J. Balk Mill, Thirsk, Yorkshire, flaxJones, T., and E. Powell, Wrexham, grocers spinner Koster, T. Liverpool, merchant Stannard, W. Norwich, manufacturer Latham, J. Abingdon, grocer Sutton, J. sen. Barlestone, Leicestershire, butcher Lee, J. Horslydown-lane, lighterman Thomas, J., and J. Cabell, Oxford-street, lineuLeach, J., and J. Hinchcliffe, Cateaton Street, ho drapers siers Thornton, H. Rood-lane, upholder Leigh, R. Hanley, Staffordshire, dealer in ale Tunnicliffe, G, and J. Stope, Staffordshire, grocers Lovelock, S. Bristol, baker Waldie, J. and S. Dalston, Cumberland, manuMarfitt, R. Pickering, Yorkshire, currier facturers Martin, T. Bristol, linen-draper Wilson, J. Swanton Morley, Norfolk, farmer Meakin, W. Eccleshall, Staffordshire, grocer Willet, G. Owen's-row, Islington, picture-frame Miller, G. Watling Street, linen-agent maker Morley, D. Cockspur Street, boot and shoemaker Woolcott, C. F. High Holborn, window-glass cutMorton, A. Lower Thames Street, fish-factor Nation, J. Gosport Street, victualler Young, T. Cheltenham, fishmonger ter ALPHABETICAL List of Scorch BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced October 1820, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. Crichton, James, Glasgow, spirit-dealer Ferguson, James, Stewarton, banker Alison, Joseph, Glasgow, merchant Gavin, Peter, Leith, ship-chandler Braidwood, Francis, Edinburgh, stone-merchant Gordon, Patrick, Glasgow, stationer |