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Demy Kept at Edmonton. Latitude 51° 37′ 32′′ N. Longitude 3′51′′ West of Greenwich. The mode of keeping these registries is as follows:-At Edmonton the warmth of the day is observed by means of a thermometer exposed to the north in the shade, standing about four feet above the surface of the ground. The extreme cold of the night is ascertained by a horizontal self-registering thermometer in a similar situation. The daily range of the barometer and thermometer is known from observations made at intervals of four hours each, from eight in the morning till the same time in the evening. The weather and the direction of the wind are the result of the most frequent observations. The rain is measured every morning at eight o'clock. Generally clear till the evening. Morning cloudy, afternoon geuerally clear. Morning cloudy, afternoon clear. Morning clear, afternoon and evening cloudy. Morning generally clear: afternoon cloudy. Mug, and evng, clear, otherwise genlly. cloudy. Do. Mng. clear, noon cloudy, aft. & evening raining. Mug, cloudy, aftern. and evng. generally clear. CHARLES HENRY ADAMS. THE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS OF THE COUNTRY. Little has occurred since our last report to enliven the character of the present, little improvement having taken place in the manufacturing districts; nor has the colonial market experienced any material alteration. MONEY MARKET.-The feverish state of affairs in Spain has, of course, given rise to speculations, but not, we believe, to any extent. More recent events, indicating a crisis in that country, may be expected to affect the Spanish Stock market. The English Funds have felt the effect of the unsatisfactory state of affairs in Ireland, as well as of the general depression of commerce. PRICES OF THE PUBLIC FUNDS, ENGLISH STOCKS. Bank Stock, 180 one-fourth.-India Stock, 262.-Consols for Acct. 93 three-eighths.-Consols, 93 one-half.-Three per Cents. Reduced, 94 three-fourths.-Three and a Half per Cents. Reduced, 101 seven-eighths.-Indian Bonds, 70 68 pr.-Exchequer Bills, 500l. 1 d. 50s. 54s. pr. FOREIGN STOCKS. Dutch Two and Half per Cent., 53 onehalf.-Spanish Three per Cent. 24 one-eighth. -Spanish Five per Cents. Account, 18 five eighths. Mexican Five per Cent. Account, 32 one-eighth.-Brazilian Bonds, 1829 and 1839, New, 69 one half. BANKRUPTS. FROM JUNE 27 TO JULY 21, 1843, INCLUSIVE. June 27.-C. Young, Shirley, Southampton, carpenter and builder.-W. Wareing, Moulton, Northampton, baker.-G. T. Whitington, Great St. Helen's, City, merchant.-R. Bull, Cambridge, saddler and harness maker.-E. B. Ki!pin, Union-street, Ryde, watchmaker.-J. Hoar, Oxford, ironmonger.-J. Rell, Besford, Nottingham, hosier.-H. Francis, Feock, Cornwall, agent.-J. Hartley, Height, Lancaster, shopkeeper.-T. Shenton, Leicester, slater.-T. Bali, Blythe- marsh, Dilhorn, Staffordshire, farmer.-R. Gregson, Liverpool, tailor. June 30.-S. J. Manning, Camomile street, City, manufacturer of bitters.-T. P. Chalk, Linton, Cambridge, draper. - D. G. Gordon, Mortimer-street, Cavendish square, merchant.J. Jenkins, Cwmbran, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper. - P. Protheroe and M. D. Protheroe, Bristol, West India merchants.-A. Allen and W. Allen, South Shields, Durham, drapers. July 4.-H. Wyer, Newington-causeway, tailor.-J. Boyd, Piccadilly, publican.-T. Kenrick, Oxford-street, horse dealer.-J. Clinch, King-street, Hammersmith, omnibus proprietor. -S. Polak, Newport, Monmouthshire, woollen draper.-A. Harris, Sharp's buildings, Towerhill, stop-seller.-N. Garvie, Rahere-street. St. Luke's, tailor.-H. Bourne, Wolsingham, Durham, scrivener.-J. Hodges, Wolverhampton, stock lock maker.-G. Cleverley, Calne, Wiltshire, builder.-J. Britton, Harlington, Durham, innkeeper. C. Sharratt, Walsall, saddlers' ironmonger. July 7.-J. Young, Shirley, Southampton, builder.-J. W. Slatter, Oxford, boot and shoemaker.-W. F. Mills, Hart-street, Mark-lane, merchant.-R. Stevens, Stewley, Buckinghamshire, farmer.-J. Richards, Oxford-street, livery stablekeeper.-T. Miller, Green street, Leicester-square, baker. J. W. Dyer, Colchester, plumber.-W. Boulton, jun., and W. F. Palmer, Stafford, builders.-T. Parker, J. Parker, and Co., Woodhouse Carr, Yorkshire, dyers.-J. Hartley, Height, Lancashire, shopkeeper. July 11.-C. H. Griffiths, Enfield, Middlesex, draper.-G. Gandell and J. B. Higgs, City, bill brokers. -T. Coleman, St. Albans, licensed victualler.-S. Billingsley, jun., Harwich, merchant.-T. Slagg, Manchester, merchant.--J. Wood, Manchester, baker. B. Dorrall, Ironbridge, Salop, mercer.-W. East, Spalding, builder. July 14.-J. Percival. jun., Whitechapelroad, soap-maker.-J. Mills, jun., Acton, Suffolk, carpenter.-J. Watts, Holborn, licensed victualler. F. Kennedy, New Bond-street, stationer.-W. J. Roome, City, cutler.-H. A. Hobbs, Isle of Thauet, machine-maker.-H. Jones, Canterbury, victualler.-J. A. Stirton, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, grocer. July 18.-T. Chappell, Sudbury, licensed victualler.-R. Richardson, High street, Wapping, ship-owner.-J. and F. Harwood, Fenchurch-street, stationers.-R. Armfield, Kingstreet, Cheapside, button manufacturer. M. M. Nelins, Back-hill, Hatton-garden, hearthrug inanufacturer.-J. B. Cooper, Drury-lane, ironfounder.-G. Simons, King's-square, Goswell road, watch manufacturer. I. W. H. Brown, Little Bowden, Northamptonshire, dealer in horses.-T. Radelyffe, Bir ningham, stationer. July 21.-H. Andrews and C. Twining, Peckham, brewers.-W. White, Aldersgate-street, chemist and druggist.-T. L. Jones, Wimborne Minster, Dorsetshire, surgeon.-H. Ellis, London-laue, Norwich, draper.-J. Starling, Southampton, hatter.-J. Gray, Hebburn-quay, Durham, timber-merchant.-J. Oram, Chard, Somersetshire, lace-manufacturer.-G. Hewitt and G. Hewlett, Manchester, woollen-drapers. -W. Henderson and J. H. Veysey, Moorfields, Gloucestershire, manufacturing chemists.-E. Eardley, Exeter, china-dealer. NEW PATENTS. W. Newton, of Chancery-lane, Civil Engineer, for certain improvements in obtaining copper from copper ores, some part or parts of which improvements are applicable to obtaining certain other metals contained in some copper ores. May 30th, 6 months. Communication. W. E. Newton, of Chancery-lane, Civil Engineer, for improvements in the method or system of constructing boats and other vessels, which the inventor intends to denominate the "mondotian system." May 30th, 6 months. Communication. J. Tappan, of Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, Gentleman, for certain improvements in apparatus applicable to flues or chimneys, for the purpose of increasing the draft therein, and promoting the combustion of fuel. May 30th, 6 months. Communication. T. Forsyth, of Salford, Lancaster, Engineer, for certain improvements in machinery for making bricks and tiles. June 1st, 6 months. P. F. Ingold, of Buckingham-place, Hanover-square, Watchmaker, for improvements in machinery for making parts of watches and other timekeepers. June 1st, 6 months. W. H. F. Talbot, of Lacock Abbey, Wilts, Esquire, for improvements in photography. June 1st, 6 months. M. J. Roberts, of Carmarthen, Esquire, for certain improvements in machinery for preparing, spinning, and winding wool, cotton, flax, silk, or any other fibrous bodies. June 1st, 6 months. F. Allman, of Salisbury-street, Strand, Surveyor, for certain improvements in apparatus for the production and diffusion of light. June 3rd, 6 months. J. Smith, of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, Gentleman, for improvements in machinery for sawing wood. June 3rd, 6 months. W. Brown, of Glasgow, Merchant, for improvements in the manufacture of porcelain, china, pottery, and earthenware, and which improvements are also in part applicable to the manufacture of paper, and to the preparation of certain pigments or painters' colours. June 3rd, 6 months. R. Farmer, Upholder and Cabinet-maker, and J. Pitt, Plumbers' Brass-founder, both of Birmingham, for certain improvements applicable to fixed and portable water-closets, and beds or bedsteads, a part or parts of which improvements are also applicable to raising and forcing water. June 6th, 6 months. R. Smart, of the Commercial-road, Bristol, Shipowner, for improvements in paddle-wheels. June 8th, 6 months. J. B. Smith, of Salford, Cotton-spinner, for certain improvements in machinery for preparing, carding, roving, and spinning cotton and other fibrous substances. June 8th, 6 months. C. P. Debree, of Putney, Surrey, Civil Engineer, for certain improvements in the manufacture of fuel. June 10th, 6 months. H. Page, of Cambridge, Painter, for certain improvements in the mode of painting, graining, or decorating with oil and other colours. June 10th, 6 months. H. Austin, of Hatton-garden, Civil Engineer, for a new method of glueing or cementing certain materials for building and other purposes. June 10th, 6 months. E. J. F. Duclos de Boussois, of Clyne Wood Works, near Swansea, Engineer, for improvements in the manufacture of lead, tin, tungsten, copper, and zinc, from ores and slags, and other products, and in the manufacture of their alloys with other metals. June 10th, 6 months. E. Lentz, of Eastcheap, Gentleman, for improvements in machinery for raising and forcing water and other fluids, which machinery, when worked by steam or water, may be employed for driving machinery. June 10th, 6 months. Com munication. A. Francis, of Vauxhall, Roman Cement Manufacturer, and I. Funge, Workman, in the employ of the said A. Francis, for improvements in the manufacture of ornamented tiles. June 10th, 6 months. S. J. Knight, of Waterside Iron Works, Maidstone, Founder, for improvements in kilns or apparatus for drying hops, malt, and other substances. June 10th, 6 months. T. W. Ingram, of Birmingham, Warwick, Engineer, for improvements in pressing and embossing wood and other materials, in order to apply the same to various useful purposes. June 10th, 6 months. S. Sparks, of Wellington, Somerset, Foreman and Superintendent of a Woollen Manufactory, for certain improvements in machinery for carding wool, cotton, and other fibrous materials. June 10th, 6 months. J. Tappan, of Fitzroy-square, Gentleman, for certain improvements in apparatus for grinding and polishing cutlery and other articles, whereby the deleterious effects on the lungs and health of the workmen, produced by the dust and metallic particles arising from the said operations, are entirely, or to a great extent, obviated. June 10th, 6 months. Communication. W. Newton, of Chancery-lane, Civil Engineer, for certain improvements in the preparation of paper designed for Bank notes, Government documents, bills, cheques, deeds, and other purposes, wherein protection and safety from foreigners or counterfeits are required. June 10th, 6 months. Communication. W. E. Newton. of Chancery-lane, Civil Engineer, for the novel application of certain volatile liquids for the production of light, and improvements in the lamps and burners to be employed for the combustion of such or other volatile liquids. ` June 10th, 6 months. J. G. Hartley, of Narrow-street, Limehouse, Middlesex, Mast and Block-maker, for certain improvements in paving and covering streets, roads, or other ways. June 13th, 6 months. F. W. Eggleston, of Derby, Confectioner, for certain improvements in the combustion of fuel and consumption of smoke. June 15th, 6 months. H. Bessemer, of Baxter House, Saint Pancras, Engineer, for certain improvements in the manufacture of bronze and other metallic powders. June 15th, 6 months. P. A. Payerne, of Paris, now residing in Tredegar-square, Middlesex, Doctor of Medicine, for certain improvements in keeping the air in mines and other confined places in a pure and respirable state. June 15th, 6 months. T. J. Irvine, of Peckham, Lieutenant in her Majesty's Navy, for certain improvements in packing-cases, boxes, trunks, portmanteaus, and other articles for containing goods, which improvements may, under certain circumstances, be applicable to the preservation of life. June 15th, 6 months. T. Mitchell, of Dalton, York, Dyer, for a certain machine and apparatus for increasing and permanently fastening the face or gloss of all kinds of woollen, worsted, and fancy cloths, by the application of steam alone, without immersing the goods in water. June 15th, 2 months. T. R. Guppy, of the Great Western Iron Ship Building and Steam-engine Works, Bristol, Civil Engineer, for certain improvements in the building of metal ships and other vessels. June 15th, 6 months. G. E. Donisthorpe, of Bradford, York, Top Manufacturer, for improvements in combing wool and other fibrous substances. June 15th, 6 months. J. O. York, of Upper Coleshill-street, Westminster, Engineer, and W. Johnson, of Horseley Iron Works, Staffordshire, Ironmaster, for improvements in paving or covering roads, streets, and other ways or surfaces. June 15th, 6 months. S. Mason, of Northampton, Merchant, and C. Bedells, of Leicester, Manufacturer, for improvements in the manufacture of boots, shoes, slippers, overalls, and clogs, and improvements in machinery or apparatus used in such manufacture, and in the preparation of materials for the said manufacture. June 15th, 6 months. W. E. Newton, of Chancery-lane, Civil Engineer, for certain improvements in apparatus for propelling vessels. June 15th, 6 months. G. R. Booth, of Hanley, Stafford, Manufacturer and Chemist, for a certain improved mode of applying heat from various combustibles to manufacturing and other useful purposes. June 15th, 6 months. T. Oldham, of Manchester, Manufacturer, for a certain improved mode of manufacturing bonnets and hats. June 15th, 6 months. O. W. Barratt, of Birmingham, Experimental Chemist, for certain improvements in gilding, plating, and coating various metallic surfaces. June 15th, 6 months. L. W. Wright, of Gusford Cottage, North Wales, Engineer, for certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for bleaching various fibrous substances, and is also in possession of an invention of improvements in machinery or apparatus for converting or manufacturing the same into paper. June 15th, months. Communication. G. Lister, of Dursley, Gloucester, Card Manufacturer, and E. Budding, of the same place, Machinist, for certain improvements in the means of covering the cylinders of carding and scribbling engines with wire cards, and in condensing the rovings delivered from such engines; and also an apparatus for sharpening or grinding the points of the cards, which latter apparatus may also be employed for grinding other articles. June 15th, 6 months. E. H. Bentall, of Heybridge, Essex, Iron Founder, for certain improvements in ploughs, and in apparatus which may be attached thereto, for ascertaining the draft of instruments employed in tilling land. June 15th, 6 months. G. Bate, of Bloomsbury, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Carpenter, for improvements in apparatus for raising and lowering window-blinds and maps. June 15th, 6 months. G. Gardner, of Banbury, Oxford, Ironmonger, for improvements in cutting hay, straw, and other vegetable matters for the food of animals. June 17th, 6 months. S. Brown, of Gravel-lane, Southwark, Engineer, for improvements in the manufacture of casks and other vessels. June 17th, 6 months. J. M. Bloxam, Esq, of Hampstead, for improvements on meridian instruments. June 20th, 6 months. J. Read, of Regent-street, Machinist, for certain improvements in ploughs for draining, subsoiling, and cultivating land. June 21st, 6 months. L. Le Paige, of 72, Lombard-street, Patent Agent, for a certain improved method or methods of preventing accidents on railways. June 22nd, 6 months. Communication. W. Wylam, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Merchant, for certain improvements in the manufacture or preparation of fuel. June 22nd, 6 months. S. Ellis, of Salford, Lancaster, Engineer, for certain improvements in weighing machines, and in turn tables to be used on or in connexion with railways, and in weighing machines to be used in other situations. June 22nd, 6 months. S. Eccles, of Hulme, Lancaster, Machinist, and M. Curtis, of Chorlton-uponMedlock, Machinist, for certain improvements in looms for weaving. June 22nd, 6 months. M. Poole, of Lincoln's-inn, Gentleman, for improvements in collars for horses and other animals. June 23rd, 6 months. Communication. N. Troughton, of Swansea, Glamorgan, Gentleman, for improvements in dressing ores requiring washing. June 23rd, months. W. Needham, of Birmingham, gunsmith, for improvements in fire-arms. June 24th, months. HISTORICAL REGISTER. HOUSE OF LORDS.-June 26.-The Princess Augusta's Annuity Bill was read a third time, and passed.-The Peterborough and Northampton Railway Bill was read a third time, and passed.-The Roman Catholic Oaths Bill passed through Committee without amendment.-The House resolved itself into Committee on the Church of Scotland Benefices Bill, which was adjourned. June 27.-The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Princess Augusta of Cambridge's Annuity Bill.-The Bishop of London moved the second reading of the Church Endowment Bill. The bill was read a second time. June 28.-No House. June 29.-The Roman Catholic Oaths Bill was read a third time, and passed.— The Sugar Duties Bill was read a second time. June 30.-The Earl of Aberdeen moved the second reading of two bills relating to the apprehension of foreign offenders found in places under the dominion of the British Crown: the one having reference to offenders coming from the United States of America, the other to offenders coming from France: the bill went through a second reading. July 1.-No House. July 3.-The Sugar Duties' Bill was read a third time, and passed.-The House went into Committee on the Church of Scotland Benefices' Bill. Lord Campbell moved an amendment upon the first clause of the bill, when, after a long debate, the House divided, when there appeared a majority in favour of the clause of 42 to 13. Another amendment was moved by Lord Brougham on the same clause. For the motion, 10, against it, 38. The clause was then agreed to. July 4.-The Royal Assent was given by commission to the following bills:The Sugar Duties Bill, the Oaths (Ireland) Bill, the Monkton Railway Bill, the Northampton and Peterborough Railway Bill, the Croydon Railway Bill, the Borrowstonness Cleansing and Lighting Bill, the Southampton Docks' Bill, the Southampton Cemetery Bill, the Topsham Improvement Bill, the Isle of Ely Drainage Bill, and the Leighton Buzzard Enclosure Bill. - The Canada Corn Bill passed through committee. July 5.-No House. July 6.-No House. July 7.-Lord Brougham moved the second reading of the Slave Trade Bill; the bill was read a second time.-The Apprehension of Offenders' Bill was read a |