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- Radcliff, J. Chesterfield, Derbyshire, surgeon
- Remison, T. out-parish of St Paul, Gloucestershire, tavern-keeper
- Rigby, W. Liverpool, corn-factor
- Ronalds, F. H. and J. Singleton, Foster Lane, Cheapside, warehousemen
- Rose, S. Swansea, Glamorganshire, dealer
- Saint, T. jun. Gloucester, flax-spinner
- Sedgewick, W. Liverpool, merchant
- Sheeres, M. Aldersgate Street, victualler
- Schmaling, F. W. Fenchurch Street, merchant
- Simister, S. Manchester, dealer in cotton twist
- Smith, W. Oxford Street, ironmonger
- Smith, J. Halifax, corn-dealer
- Smith, W. Stone, Staffordshire, grocer
- Spencer, T. Manchester, commission-broker
- Stephens, S. Dowgate Hill, warehouseman
- Strachan, W. Liverpool, smalt-manufacturer
- Thomas, J. E. Reading, Berks, grocer
- Tengat, G. Manchester, currier
- Turner, W. B. Huddersfield, merchant
- Tivoly, J. Plymouth, master-mariner
- Tye, G. J. Colchester, grocer
- Walker, R. S. East Smithfield, colour-manufacturer
- Walker, T. Rochdale, Lancashire, corn-dealer
- Ward, J. Milton Abbot, Devonshire, cattle-jobber
- Walsh, J. Halifax, merchant
- Watkin, J. Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingham, painter
- Walthen, W. Liverpool, grocer
- Wright, W. N. Stapleford Abbot, Essex, farmer
- Younge, J., and J. Deakin, Sheffield, button-manufacturers
Alphabetical List of Scotch Bankruptcies, announced between 1st and 28th February 1818, extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette.
- Brown, William, hardware-merchant, North Bridge Street, Edinburgh
- Cowie, Alexander, cattle-dealer in Tillykeira, in the county of Aberdeen
- Grant, Robert and William, timber-merchants and cattle-dealers, at Auchintilloch, in the parish of Luss and county of Dumbarton, and Robert Grant and William Grant, the individual partners thereof
- Gillies, Colin, merchant in Brechin
- Hedderwick, J. W. and Company, brewers in Hutchisontown of Glasgow, and John Watt Hedderwick and Archibald Henderson, the individual partners thereof
- Johnson, Peter, upholsterer in Port Glasgow
- M'Farlane, Thomas, cotton-spinner, Glasgow
- Mitchell, Robert and John, wrights and builders in Peterhead, and Robert Mitchell and John Mitchell, the individual partners thereof
- M'Cracken, Andrew, merchant and soap-boiler in Glasgow, one of the partners of the concern carrying on business under the firm of Andrew M'Cracken and Company, both as a partner of the said Company, and as an individual
DIVIDENDS.
- Dunbar, Hutchison, merchant, Edinburgh; by Alexander Ross, merchant there, a final dividend
- Donaldson, George, draper, Edinburgh; by William Scott, 3d April
- Fergus Fergusson, late cattle-dealer at Spittal of Glenshee; by James Stevenson, Dunkeld, 15th April
- Gladstane, Hugh, merchant, Leith; by the Trustee
- Grierson, William, sometime spirit-dealer and grazier at Gilmerton; by William Boyd, merchant, Leith
- Gourlay, Oliver, farmer, grazier, and cattle-dealer, residing at Craigrothrie; by James Thomson. senior, writer, Cupar Fife
- Gillies, James, bookseller, Glasgow, deceased; by James Ker, accountant, there, 24th February
- Jamieson, James, carter and coal-dealer in Glasgow; by James Kerr, accountant there
- Jamieson, James, and Company, merchants, Glasgow; by Thomas Falconer, writer, Glasgow, 18th March
- Keith, Archibald, paper-maker, Newbattle; by the Trustee
- Lamont, Peter, grazier and cattle-dealer at Steilag, Argyleshire; by the Trustee
- Milne, James, vintner, Peterhead; by Messrs Robertson and Gray, writers there
- Michael, William, and Son, merchants, Inverary; by Andrew Adams, merchant, Glasgow
- Maxwell, David, dyer in Hamilton; by Allan Fullarton, Glasgow
- Mitchell, Alexander, farmer and cattle-dealer in Fiddesbeg of Foveran; by David Hutcheson, advocate, Aberdeen
- Purdon, Robert, hinge-maker, Cowcaddens, near Glasgow; by Peter Paterson, writer, Glasgow
- Reid, Robert, merchant, Thornhill; by William Carzon, writer, Dumfries
- Richardson, James, cattle-dealer, and late tanner in Auchtermuchty; by the Trustee
- Soutar, John, merchant, Dundee; by George Duncan, merchant there
- Scott, Burt, and Company, tanners in Kilconquhar, and John Scott, Alexander Scott, and John Coupar, the individual partners thereof; by the Trustee, 20th June
- Turner, James, hosier and draper, Dumfries; by Robert Threshie, writer there
- Thomson, William, iron-founder, Edinburgh; by David Cleghorn, W. S. 16th February
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
The month of February set in with intense frost, which continued till the 7th, and was then succeeded by mild open weather during the day, though the nights were still coldish, and sometimes frosty. During the whole month, indeed, there were only ten nights on which the thermometer did not sink to the freezing point. After the 19th, the weather became very variable, and continued so till the end of the month. During the first fifteen days there fell scarcely any rain, but after that period hardly a day passed without more or less, sometimes accompanied with gales of wind, the latter uniformly preceded by a sudden elevation of temperature. Since 1812, the month of February has been uniformly warmer than January till the present year, when the season seems to have taken a retrograde course. As compared with the corresponding month of last year, it has also been very cold, the difference in the mean temperatures being upwards of 5 degrees; and what is perhaps still more striking, the mean temperature of February 1817 is a fraction of a degree higher than the mean of the greatest daily heat of February 1818. There is at present the appearance of a very late spring.