The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-09 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH APRIL 6.—Arrived, the Aurora, Chancellor,from
Gibraltar, sailed the 6th ult.; fore top-mast carried away. Sailed,
the Thomas, White, for London.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 6.—Arrived, the Louisa, Spring, from
Mobile, for Havre; and Dryede, from Charleston, for Amsterdam.
CORES, APRIL 7.—Amred, the Friendship, Spinic, from St.
Michael's, and ,ailed again for London. On the 4th inst. the brig
Enterprise, from Lisbon to Poole, was off the Start ; she had been
63 days out, and 14 days in soundings. The Catherine, Swan,
from Derail: Alt, bound here for orders, was off the Start at the
same time.

PORT S3IOrTH, APRIL 7.—Several coasters, bound to London,
have put in here, wind-bound.
Dr.AL, Arai,. 7.—Passed through from the river yesterday, the
Sir Joseph Banks, Armstrong ; Si. Lswrence, Hanty ' • Mary,
Bridger ; Fortitude, Lewis ; -England, Stephenson ; and Jane,
Hanswell. Also, to-day, the Earl Wellington, Potts; and Jane,
Bullock—all outward-bound.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Kitty, Haswell, from
St. Michael's; Charlotte Wylie, --, from St. Domingo; Juno,
Lundguat, from Stockholm; Speculation, Archer, from Norway ;
Neptumus, ('epabus,Grandin,
form Rostock ; Telegraph, from
Antwerp; Commerce, De Vries, from Brussels. Sailed theMont-
morency, Wood, for Quebec; Resource, Pirkford, for ditto ; Dew
Drop, Wake, for ditto ; Underwood, Riviogton fur Detncrara ;
Simeon, Room, for Ifamburgh ; 15Ielantho' Baynton, for Ja:
melee; Mountaineer, Herbert, for Teneriffe ; Emperor Alexander,
—, for St. John's, N. B.
LIVERPOOL, APR IL 6.—Arrived, the Edward, Blanchard, from
Virginia, sailed 18th Feb. ; Thornton', Oliver, from Charleston.—
Off the port, the Triton, Chevers, from Charleston ; on the 11th of
,March spoke the Harriet, —, from Campeachy for this port ; on
the 23t1 of the same month spoke the Bachelor, from this port for
St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. The Mary Made, Menteath, was
cif Port Prays 23d Nov., all well.
BRISTOL, Part 7.—Arrived, the Alicia, Brand, from Cha-
rente; Anna .Marla, Voss. from Rostock. Sailed, the John, Pear-
son, for Prince Edward's lishtud ; Lord Wellington, illadgin, for
New Brunswick. The Nelson, Stewart; Stedtast, Boston; and
Concord, Wilson, hare arrived at Barbadoes ; Eliza, Scriftin, at
Tobago; Emma, Vescy ; Pomona, Norton • and Achilles, Ham-
lin, at Trinidad; St. Vincent Planter, l'aiiey, at St. 'Vincent's ;
Henry Caner, Dunn, at St. Kitt's ; Ocean, Furlong, at Jamaica;
Emily, Shill, at Grenada ; Asia, llfcreweather, at Antigua; and
the Henry, Toms, at 31alts, all from hence.
H•lIRORGII, APRIL I.—The Brunswick, Aires, from Hull to
this port, ran on Scarhorn Sands. 29th ult. during a fog, but got off
after discharging part of her cargo, and arrived here yesterday.
ArerrEnnAm, Aras 2.fThe 'luster Albertine, tie Boer,
from Stettin to Schiedam, passed Renaberg 10th Ortobcr, and has
not since been heard of.

HAVRE, APRIL. S.—The Anna Sophia, Ifayen, from London
to Rouen, put into IlooHeur 241 instant, to discharge and repair,
having touched on a back at the mouth of the Seine.

The Courier, Climens, from Antwerp to Rio Janeiro and Buenas
Ayres. is lost at St. Antonio, Cape de Verde; crew saved, and the
master arrived at Lisbon.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
Al THE HANIREPTS' COURT, HAEINGHALL-STREIT,

THIS DAY.

THIRD MEETINGS.
Blunt, T. Twickenham, grocer - - - -
Evans, H. and W. Oxford-street, lacemen - - -
Perry, J. Gravesend, confectioncr - -
.
-
Stoneham, T. Little Chelsea, brewer - - - -

SECOND MEETINGS.
Akers, 31. Walham-grcen, cabinet-makcr - -
Brookes, S. Bow.conroo, mstufac.

turer - - . - . - - 10
Harvey, W. Highgate, Middlesex, victualler - - 11
Runde', 1. and Campbell, 'V. F. Hatton-garden, j:iwellers - 10
Street, G. Dulwich, Surrey, carpenter . • - 11

FIRST MEETINGS.
Barker, J. Clare-market, yotato•dealer - .
Fentum, J. strand. shopkeeper - . - -
Hyde, J. Winchester, grocer - - - -
Robinson, S. Fenehurch-street, stationer .

DIVIDENDS.
Evans, P. Hungerfortl.market, oyster-merchant - 12
Nunn, R. Queen-street, Cheapatde, warehouseman 12
Pine, T. and Davis. E. Maidstone, Kent, millers - 11
West, J. Richmond, linen-draper - - 12

[From the London New Price Cricrcnt.]
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.

COTTON—EarIy in the week abort 1,500 bags were sold at
good prices ; the market for the last ditty or two had become very
quiet, and looking heavy, but this morning there has again been
a great impulse given to the request ; by the accounts. from Liver.
pool about 10,0011 bags were /told on Wednesday at improving
prices. At the time of our going to press few purchases had been
repouA, but, free the inquiries made, we have no doubt con-
siderable business would be effected on 'Change. At four o'clock,
400 Pernams werereported sold at 113 Id. ; Egyptian much inquired
after, and for a large parcel of ordinaiy 'Cid. refused : the holders
ask !Rd. •
SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovado' this week has been so
very limited, that the price.: must be stated nominal; several
eminent houses have cot offered any Sugars for sale, on account of
the holiday week; the general opinion appears to be that no fur-
ther reduction in the currency will take place. The Refined mar.
ket has every appearance of an improvement this forenoon : Lumps,
which were previous) 82a., cannot be bought at that price.—
Molasses, which were 2Gs. ar.d fed. are to-day 29e. There have
been few purchases of Foreign Sugars lately reperted. At the
close of the day there were renewed inquiries after Foreign Sugars ;
higher prices were offered and refused.
COFFEE.—There have been no public sales this week, and
very little business reported by private contract ; the inquiries for
British Plantation Coffee for home consumption have been con-
siderable, and the holders arc in consequence asking higher prices,
but no actual perchance to any extent are reported ; or good or.
dinary Jamaica 75a. and 70s. asked for good clean. St. Domingo
remains nominally about 775. At the close of the day a large COD.
tract for St. Domingo Coffee for arrival was reported, 2,0500 bags, at
full prices.
RUM, BRANDY, and EIOLLANDS.—The importers and
dealers in Spirits are still kept in a state of great uncertainty as to
the reduction of duties : the consequence is, a complete stagnation
in the trade; there is no doubt, however, that purchases could be
trade under our quotations, on account of the very heavy market,
hut no actual sales are repprted of Brandy, of Runt, or Genera;
the latter is nominally 2s. ter the pale.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—There is no alteration in the Pro.
vision market ; the reduction of the stuck of Butter is beginning to
attract the attention of the trade.