Gilbert, J. Chiswell Street, grocer. Alt. Hodges, Dorset Street, Salisbury Square.

Golf, B. Wellclose Square, coal merchant. Att. Allan, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry.

Goodman, N. March, Ely, Cambridgeshire, tanner. Att. Huxley, Middle Trimple.

Goss, T. Hackney Road, apothecary. Att. Keys, Somerset Stice, Aldgate.

Hall, H. Gutter Lane, warehouseman. Alt. Reynolds, Castle Street, Falcon Square, Aldersgate Street. Handcocks, J. Bromyard, Herefordshire, dealer. Att. Pewtriss, Gray's Ino.

Haughan, N. Qakshaw, Cumberland, drover. Att. Mounsey, Staple Inn.

Howard, J. and J. Burnley, Lancaster, cotton-spinner. Att. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn Square.

Hughes. J. F. Wigmore Street, bookseller. A. Wiltshire and Boiton, Old Broad Street.

Ibbetson, S, Luugate Hill, siik mercer. Att. Ellen, New Bridge Street.

Jackson, L. W. Brownlow Street, Holborn, cabinet-maker. Att. Allingham, St. John's Square.

Johnson, G. Pear Tree Row, New Cut Blackfriar's Rond, cabinet-maker. Att. Patten, Cross Street, Hatton Gar

den.

Jones, D. Pentro-back, Glamorganshire, linen draper. Att. Bigg, Hatton Garden.

Jones, J. Llangollen, Denbighshire, shopkeeper. Att. Plowden, Brunswick Square.

Kitching, J. Leeds, York, dyer. Att. Crosley, Charles Square, Old Street Road.

Kitson, J. Dewsbury Moor, Yorkshire, clothier. Att. 3. and R. Will's, Warnford Court, Throgmorton Street. Knight, T. and Knight, S. Mosley, Lancashire, clothiers. Att. Townsend, Staple Inn.

Lane, L. Kingsclere, Hants, shopkeeper. Att. Kibblewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's Inn Square. Ieman, J. Ramsgate, Kent, shopkeeper. Att. Clutton, . St. Thomas Street, Borough.

Lindley, J. Penistone, York, leather cutter. Att. Wilson, Greville Street, Hatton Garden..

Lyon, T. Liverpool, merchant. Alt. Windle, John Street,
Bedford Row.

Mann, G. Southampton Street, Strand, victualler. Alt.
Crawford, Charles Square, Old Street Road.
Mannin, C. Pickett-street, cheesemonger.
Temple.

Att. Hurd,

Marchent, T. Bridgewater, Somersetshire, bookseller. Att. Tarrant, Chaucery Lane.

Medhurst, W. Ross, innholder. Att. Williams, Red Lion Square.

Miller, G. Woolwich, Kent, tailor. All. West," Clement's Jun.

Miller, J. Brighthelmstone, bricklayer. Att. Ellis, Hat

ton Garden.

More, W. Halesworth, Suffolk, sadler. Att. Pugh, Bernard Street, Russell Square.

Newman, C. Whitechapel, shopkeeper. Att. Wilson, King's Bench Walks, Temple.

Nixon, J. Bewcastle Demesne, Cumberland, drover. Att. Moursey, Staple Inn,

Osbaldiston, J. and Jones, R. Manchester, cotton and twist dealers. Ant. Edge, Inner Temple.

Page, J. Bishopgate Street, haberdasher. All. Sweet, King's Bench Walk.

Palmer, T. Goodge Street, St. Pancras, tailor. Att. Turner, Edward Street, Cavendish Square.

Parsons, R. Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, grocer.
Att. Shephard and Adlington, Bedford Row.
Pearce, J. Dixon, W and Allen. B. Paternoster Row,
money-scriveners. Att. Bovill, Bridge Street, Blackfriars.
Pearson, T. Roughburchworth, Yorkshire, tanner, Att.
Wilson, Greville Street, Hatton Garden.
Pink, J. Gravesend, house-carpenter.
Essex Street, Strand.

Att. Clarkson,

Popplestone, W. Plymouth, grocer. Att. Alexander, Bedford Row.

Potts, J. White Bear Yard, Back Hil, cabinet-maker. Att. Crachley and Fry, John Street, Bedford Row. Radley, B. Ossett, Yorkshire, clothier. t. Clarkson, Essex Street, Strand.

Rand, J. Deptford, Kent, brewer. Att. Saward, Prince's
Street, Rotherhithe.

Read, R. Caroline Mews, Bedford Square, stable-keeper.
Att. Denton and Barker, Gray's Inti.
Rhodes, S. Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, grocer.
Att. Beubow and Bope, Lincoln's Inn.
Rhodes, W. Shacklewell, warehouseman. Att. Whitaker,
Broad Court, Long Acre.

Robinson, A. M. Kingston-upon-Hull, milliner. Att. Kersey, Bishopgate Within.

Rolls, R. L. Southam, Warwick, money-scrivener. Att. Shephard and Adlington, Bedford Row.

Roose, D. C. Colebrooke, brewer. Alt. J. and R. Willis, Warnford Court.

Roper, W. P. London and the Cape of Good Hope, merchant. Att. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, Rose, J. Road, Somerset, farmer. Att. Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford Row.

Samuel, L. Leman Street, Goodman's Fields, watch maker. Att. Isaacs, Mitre Court, Aldgate.

Saunders, A. Tottenham Street, horse-dealer. Att. Smith Bedford Strect, Bedford Row.

Smith, C. Bath. cornfactor. Ait. Harrison, Craven Street, Strand.

Smith, J. Great Trinity Lane, merchant. Att. Latkow Wardrobe Court, Doctor's Commons.

Smith, J. Saffron Hill, grocer. Alt. Jones and Green, Sa Tisbury Square.

Thomson, K. Craven Buildings, Drury Lane, dealer. Att. Benshield, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street.

Tompson, W. jun. Wolverhampton, grocer. Att. Williams, Staple lan.

Wesh, B. and Nisbet, T. Angel Court, Throgmorton Street, brokers. Att. Smith and Tilson, Chapter Heuse,

St. Paul's Church Yard.

Webster, H. Roll's Buildings, Fetter Lane, jeweller. Alt. Lee, Castle Street, Holbora.

Whitehead, J. Kingston upon Hull, grocer. Att. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn.

Williams, R. Bedweity. Monmouth shopkeeper. 4tt. Gregory, Clement's Inn.

Williams, T. Shoe Lane, vintner. Att. Salkeld, Dowgate Hill.

Wilmot, J. East-Markham, Nottinghamshire, butcher. Alt. Rhodes. Cook, and Handley, St. James's Walk. Wright, J. Hammersmith, cheesemonger. A. Bitford, Jamaica Row, Bermondsey.

Att. Williams

Wright, R. Thoverton, Devon, dealer.
and Darke, Prince's Street, Bedford Row.
Wright, T. Cowper's Row, Crutched Friars, broker. Att.
Mills, Fly Place.

Young, T. Machen, Monmouth, dealer.
Gray's Inn Square.

CERTIFICATES.

Att. James,

T. Surr, Charing Cross, wine merchant.-T. Troughton, Liverpool, stationer.-R. Payne, Raine Essex, shopkeepen, -W. Gore, Aldgate, warcneuseman.-C. Delshovat." Esher, Surrey, distiller.-S. Jacob, Portsea, slopseller.W. Harrison, Berwick Street, carrier.

J. Bowyer, Cheapside, warehouseman.-J. Pritty, Hadleigh, grocer.-J. Pl. lips, Printer's Street. Blackfriars, and the Strand, dealers in glass.-J. Taylor, Pagham, Sussex, shopkeepe.-J. Biker, Holborn, linen-draper.-R. W. Henderson, George Street, Minories, ship-broker.-S. Field, Plymouth Dock, wine-merchant.

F. F. Blundell, Coleman Street, insurance-broker.-C James, Cateaton Street, ribbon-manufacturer.-J. Herbert, and C. Mayo, London, warehousemen.-F. Willians, Caerphilly, Glamorgen, wool-manufacturer.-W. Horoand,' jun. Bristol, house carpenter.-W. Austin, Dursley, Gloucester, glass-seller.-H. Keynell, Bristol, liven-draper.

G. Testotini, Cornhill, pmtseller.-J Blease, Marston, Chester, dealer.-G. Stokoe, Sun Street, plane-make..J. Gatty, Oxford Street, iron-monger.-K. Grover, Town Maling, Keat, grocer.-W. A. Jones, Aldermanbury, haberdasher.

J. Parker, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, rope-maker.-T. Bancutt, Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, money-scrive ner.-S. Pears, Bread Street, warehousein in; J. Watson, J. Watson, the younger, and J. Watson, Preston, Lancas ter, cotton-manufacturers.-M. Gibson, Fermondsey-Street, shopkeeper.-J. Coghlan, Liverpool, victualler.-S. Kright, Frome Sewood, Somersetshire, tailor.-W. Bedford and S. Sumner, Foster Lane, wholesale linen-crapers.-W. Roderick, Llaney, Carmarthenshire, dealer and chapman. T. Preston. Aidermanbury, warehouseman.--E. Mason, Great Be Alley, Coleman Street, carpenter -T. Cole, Daggenham, Essex, baker, dealer, and chapman.

J. Stitu, Liverpool, rerchant.-7. Bishop, Birming ham, Warwick, plater.-R. Gr thith, Lieweny Farm, Denbigh, farmer.-J. Ambier Leeds, York, timber-merchant. -B. Hespitiae, Beech Street, oil merchant.-G. Hall, Bow Street, Covent Garden, liquor-merchant.

G. Farker, Chemies Street, Oxford Road, British winemerchant.-W. Ainsworth, Manchester, inn-keeper.-T. Beckwith. Commercial Road, coachmaker.-W. Mitchell, Merthyr Tydvill, Glamorganshire, victualler.-R. Brenan, Threadneedle Street, factor.-T. Teasdale, Penrith, Cumberlandshire, innkeeper.-. Moses, Rosemary Lene, Salesman.-R. Gorton and J. Gorton, Cuckney, Notting hamstare, merchant.-J. Cook, Widford, Essex, victuzl ler.-W. Winter and I. F. Hay, Long-Acte, jacemen.-J. Sprigg, Birmingham, liuen-draper.-T. Vin, Clement's Lane, Lombard Street, dealer.-J. Hiret, Sulfolk Lane, Cannon Street, broker.

STATE OF TRADE. Lloyd's Coffee House, Nov. 20, 1808. The threats of the French emperor against Spain, and the confidence with which he has promised to plant his eagles on the forts of Portugal," have not, in the smallest degree, lessened the commercial ardour, evinced by our countrymen on the late renewal of intercourse with those nations, the amount of whose purchases of our various commodities, heretofore made so conspicuous a figure in the balance-sheet of British commerce. Orders, to a very considerable extent, have been transmitted to Birmingham, by several of the London and Liverpool shippers, for goods destined for the Spanish and Portuguese markets; as we learn by private communication from an eminent manufacturer of that town. Manchester, Halifax, and other seats of various fabrics, have fecived shuilar encouragement from the merchants of our ports. In fact, private information from those parts assures us, that there is not in all Yorkshire a man standing idle, and where, a few months ago, there was no work to be had, at this-moment, there is no possibility of procuring additional hands, or of extending the manufactures to meet the suddenness of the demand.

While some of our traders are thus employed in strengthening the bond of amity between England and her brave allies in the south of Europe (for, as an able commercia! writer, has justly observed, trade, by intermingling the interests of one nation with those of another, forms the strongest link in their chain of mutual intercourse), others of them are not inattentive to the advantages likely to result from a culuvation of our newly acquired connection with the southern part of America, through the medium of the Brazils. The articles that we draw from that rich territory, although not very numerous, are certainly of first rate qualities; and various samples which we have seen in the London market, have not tended to alter our opinion on this head. It is wonderful, that East-India sugar, an inferior commodity, should have gained any footing in our markets, as a substitute, for the produce of the West-India colonies; and now, when the Brazilian sugar has found its way into this country, combining, as it does, the fair appearance of the East-Indian article with those essential qualities which have hitherto rendered West-India sugar so valuable: we are warranted in supposing that it will supersede a production from which the East-India Company derives very trifling profits, and by which the public is rather injured than benefited. The Portuguese were the first who planted the sugar-cane in South America; and since 1650, when Portugal drew no less than 120,009 hogsheads from the Brazils, not only the cultivation of the cane has been

wonderfully extended, but the quality of the sugar has experienced progressive improvement. Besides hides, tobacco, and woods for dyeing, the Brazils are known to produce most excellent coffee, sarsaparilla, vanilla, cotton, and cocoa; likewise two species of aromatic trees (the cucheris and the pccuri) whose fruits possess the properties of the clove and the nutmeg. We sincerely hope, that the terms on which we at present are with the government of the Brazils, will enable our enterprising countrymen to raise some of the abovementioned articles to the rank of considerable exports.

A new and severe regulation against the clandestine introduction of foreign merchandize is ordered to take place in Holland on the 30th instant. It is something in the nature of an excise. Officers are to be appointed in every port to take an account of the various articles in the several shops and warehouses, and also of all those delivered and sold. Should it appear that there has at any time been an increase of the stock, the introduction of which cannot be supported by legal and sufficient vouchers, such surplus is to be subjected to confiscation.

Two remarks offer themselves on this subject: the first is, that in spite of all the endeavours of Buonaparté hitherto, he has not been able to bend the Dutch to his views, so far as to exclude English commerce: for in that case, these edicts upon edicts, would be totally unnecessary. The edict anounces the fact it opposes. The second is, that when the absolute privation of commerce shall have produced its intended effect in the Batavian nation-the opinions and the feelings of those who anticipated immense advantages from French fraternity, will be truly interesting, and instructive.

Tallow, it will be perceived by our prices current, has risen in price. Flour, and indecd, grain of every description, seem to have rather experienced an increase thau a decrease of value, in consequence of our abundant harvest.

Such is the flourishing state of the cotton business in Belfast, that a single manufacturing house, employing a great number of workmen, it is said, has pasted on the office door -one thousand Gingham weavers wanted.

Poor America!-She escaped our attention while we were engaged on the former. part of our Report, but we are determined to give her a corner. The injury which the United States sustain by the embargo may be estimated by the tomage of their shipping employed in foreign commerce. According to the last returns, it amounted to 1,500,000 tons. The annual value of the employment of each ton is calculated at £4. Thus by this truly political measure America is minus £6,000,000 of profit, derived from com.

merce.

With high wind at night.

+ With high wind and rain at night. A fall of snow towards the morning.

The Average Prices of Navigable Canal Shares, Dock Stock, and Fire Office Shares, in Nov. 1808, at the Office of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London.

Trent and Mersey, or Grand Trunk Canal, £980 per share, dividing £40 per share per annum nett-Ditto Mortgages at £5 per cent discount -Grand Junction Canal, £127 to £128 per share the last half yearly dividend was £2 nett. -Ditto Loan Note, £6 per cent discount.-Ashton and Oldham, £100 per share. Kennet and Avon, £23.10s. for £20 paid.-London Dock Stock £120 to £121 per cent.-West-India Dock £162 to £165-Commercial Dock, £127.East India Dock, £124. 10s.-Globe insurance £114 to £116. Provident Institution, par.Monmouthshire, £100.-Huddersfield, £19,East London Water Works £45 premium.