The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-07 00:00:00

PRICES CURRENT, LIVERPOOL.

There has been a good demand for B. P. Sugar this week, at full
rices ; about 1.000 hhds. have been disposed of, chiefly to grocers.
Nothing done in East India. Some inquiry for Havannah, but
nothing done of moment. Molasses are dull, and a little lower,
in consequence of the late arrivals; about 130 puncheons have
been sold at 265. 3d. a 2135. 9d, for Demerara. The advance in
London on Coffee, caused a brisk demand here, and 170 tierces
Jamaica and Demerara, went off by auction at 2s. a 45. advance ;
340 bagi St. Domingo, at the same time, were withdrawn at 60s.
but 460 hags of coloury Brasil, sold at 60s. 9d. a 61s. The Rum
market is dull, yet without any alteration in prices. 150 Imo of
Para Cocoa sold at 38s. ; and some small parcels of Pimento at 9d.
A xpectlatiVe demand fur Logwood, 500 tons sold yesterday at
91. ss. A parcel of Wilmington Tar sold at IA:. Gil. per barrel ;
and 2.800 barrels of Turpentine at I Is. tkl. a I Is. 9d. per cask.
3,000 bags of Bengal Rice withdrawn at las. There is still a fair
inquiry for Ilidekr-1,900 Buenos Ayres sold at 90. a 104 d.;
1.000 Nail; American, salted, at 211 s. • 275. each ; 30,000 Horse
Hides. at 304. Od. for wormed, and 4s. sd. a 35. for sound. The
demand for Cotton has considerably improved; the sales are about
15,400 bags, consisting of 8,700 trpland Georgia, at lid. a !lid. •
30 bags at 64d.; 1.050 bales of New Orleans, at Ild. a 13d.; WO
Alabantas at 110 d. a 100. ; 250 Sea Islands at IBd. a 2s. tid. . • 40
stained Sea Islands at .110. ; 1,800 Pernambuco, at 120. a 14d.;
1,200 Maranhams at 110. a 120.; 000 Babies at I I il, a l2id. ;
140 Parai at lid. a 1 lid. t 300 Egyptian at lid. • 120. ; 300
Barbados, at 90. a Hid.; 140 Surat* at lid. a 81d ; and 15
Stnyrnas at 9d.

a. d. 9. d.
Sugar—Muscorado, p.lattrt—Daba to dry. brown 48 0 a 55 0
Middling and
good middling bti 0 a 69 0
Fine and very tine 70 0 a 73 0
East India—Brown iind yellow - 20 0 a '25 0

White - . . 32 oa3B 0
Havannah—Brown and Yellin, . 24 0 a 30 0
White - 00 0 a 39 0
•
Bruit—Brown and yellog . 19 0 a 24 0
White - . 24 0 a 32 0
Coffee, par cwt.—Jamaica—Triage . 30 0 a 48 0
51oluses per cwt. . - . :. 26 0 a 28 0
Ordinary. good, and .
fine ordinary - 60 0 a 70 0
Middling and good
middling . 76 oaB7 0
Fine middling and
fine 110 0 it 100 0
Dutch, &c.—Triage . 40 0 a 60 0
Ordinary good and
fine ordinary 60 0 a 78 0
Middling and good
middling . 80 0 a 88 0
Fine middling and
fine - 90 0 a 517 0
St. Domingo . . 67 0 a f,O 0
Havannah and Brasil . 51 0a 60 0
—Common West India . 44 0 a 46 0
Trinidad . . 76 0 a 20 0
Brasil 40 0 a 44 0
.
- 0 fil•a to 6;
08a 0 9
240 0 a 300 0
160 0 a 200 0
20 0 • 0 0
1 7 a 110
14a 1 6
0 9 a 011
0 51 a 0 6
OBa 0 9
0 be a 0 6
O 7 a 0 81
48a 6 0
15 0 a 19 0
Ooa 0 0
15 0 a 16 0
7 0 a 13 6
7 0 a 13 6
9 0 a 12 6
12 6 a 13 0
40a 6 6
150 0 a 170 0
180 0 a 190 0
140 U a 0 0
- 90 0 a 160 0
110 0 a 180 0
Cuba . . . 210 0 a 240 0
Nicaragua Wood, per ton.—Large and solid 600 0 a 700 0
Small . 300 0 a 400 0
Barwood.—Angola - - 170 0 a 110 0
Gaboon . . 130 0 a 180 0
Mahogany, per foot.— Cuba - - 1 6 a 2 6
Honduras . - 1 0 a 1 4
St. Domingo . - 1 7 a 3 0
Cotton, per lb.—New Orleans - - 09 a 104
Tennessee, Alabama, & Bore& 0 81 a 0 lli
Sea lolanda . . 1 4 a 2 6
Stained ditto - - 0 9 a 1 2
Mina, Germs, and Novas 0 6} a 0 111
Para, Maralharn, and Bahia 0 10, a 1 0.1
Pernambuco - . 1 0, a 1 2
Surinam, Demerara, & Barbie,' 0 119 a 1 1
flarbadoes, Bahama, &a. . 09! a 011
Carthagena . . 07. a 0 fit
Egyptian - 0 114 a 1 087{
Bourbon - 011 a 1 2
.06 a 0
43 0 a 0 0
41 0 a 42 0
960 0 a 1000 0
490 0 a 520 0
- 14 0 a 16 6
- 15 0 a 10 0
8 6 a 11 9

Cocos, plr

PPeirriperent,o per lb.—Black. .
- .
Ginger, per cwt.--Jamaies white
Barbadoes -
East India -
Rum, per gall.—Jamaica, 16 O.P.
Leewanls, com. and proof
Hides, per lb.—Buenos Ayres, dry -
salted
Brazil, dry . .
salted -
Went India, dry .
Horse. per bide -
Rice, per cwt.—American . -
Brazil . .
East India . -
Indigo, per lb.—Caracca . -
Guatimala - -
Bengal violet and Line do.
Purple
Ordinary
Logwood, per ton.—Jamaica and Honduras
Campeachy -
St. Domingo
Footle, per ton.—Brazil -
Spanish and Jamaica -

Bengal and Swat -
Tallow, per cwt.—Ruotia Yellow Candle .
Brasil
Oil, per ton, 21,1 gal.—Gallipoli
per ton, 20 cwt.—Palm -
Tar, per bd.—American
Stockholm, .I.c.
Turpentine, per cwt.

IMPOIITED PROM JAW. 29
929 hhds.
Sugar, B. P.. .{ 52 tierces.
6 brls.
Coffee 46 tierces.
Molasses - - 800 punch.
Rum - 1. 11l punch
' 43 hhtls.
Ashes . 44 brls.
Fustle . . 59 tons.
Nicaragua Wood - St tons.
Brazil 'Wood . 60 tons.
Oak Bark - - 310 tons.
Flour . . 100 brls.
Tar 147 brls.

TO FEB. 4, INCLCIIVE.
Tutpentine - 1,503 brls.
Brimstone - 20 tons.
Brandy - 231 pieces.
quicitron Bark - 011 Mids.
flax Seed . 640 casks.
Hides . 27,234
Horse Hair - 13 bales.
('lover Seed . 329 casks.
Madder Roots - 231 blsitck
Cotton :
West India - 00 bags.
New Orleans - 1.780 bags.
American - 4.1;34 bags.
Bratils . - 3,927 bags.

TM I: ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 17th Regiment of Light
Dragoons (Lancers), and the Ist Battalion of the 60th (the
Duke of York's Own Fife Corps), marched on Saturday
morning from Westminster for Canterbury.
Detachments belonging to the 4th (the Queen's Own)
Regiment of Light Dragoons, and the 11th Light Dra-
goons, marched on Saturday morning from Westminster
for Maidstone. . _

A detachment of recruits 1 elonging to the 31st (Hunt-
ingdonshire) Regiment of Foot, marched on Saturday
morning from Westminster for Chatham.
Orders have been issued to discontinue recruiting for
the 31st (Huntingdonshire) and the 47th (Lancashire) Re-
giments of Infantry, these corps haring completad their
establishment. _ _ _

Detachments belonging to the 13th (Ist Somerset) Light
Infantry, the 411th (East blssex), the 15th (Nottingham),
the 56th (West Essex), the 70th (Glasgow Lowland), and
the 91st (Argyleshire) Regiments of Foot, marched on
Saturday morning from Weattninstir fur the Isle of
Wight.
Detachments belonging to the 30th (Cambridgeshire),
the 41st, the 67th (South Hampshire), and the 69th (South
Lincolnshire) Regiments of Infantry, marched on Satur-
day morning from Westminster for Portsmouth.

The young couple lately mentioned in the Exeter papers
as having passed through that city in a carriage and four,
and whose journey was suspected to lie northward, are said
to have come from St. Austle. The ladv is the daughter
of a wealthy mine agent in that neighbourhood, and the
successful swain a writer in an attorney's office. They
first proueded to Bodmin, and from thence to Exeter,
hired a fre►h carriage and four at the New London Inn,
and got into the snail-coach at the Half-way Home, on the
Honiton road.—Sherburne Journal.