The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-26 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

ROBBERY IX CITATEL.—ThoI.
Ridley, pew-opener in the Foundling Chapel (who had beon re-
manded). was brought up for further examination, chargee wits
having feloniously stolen and pawned a quantity of Bibles, Prayer
and Hymn books, the property of the subscribers to the charitable
Institution to which the Chapel is attached.
The Chief Clerk was directed to give official publicity to the
case, in order that the numerous owners might attend to identify
their property, and Saturday next was named for the prisoner's
final examination.
WORSHIP -STREET.
Yesterday Thomas Herring, a vender of oranges and 'among.,
hut who appeared at the bar fashionably dressed, was bmught be-
fore Mr. Osno• •E, the Sitting Magistrate, charged with Italic
a quantity of plate from the house of A. Samuda, Esq. a l'ut-
tuguese merchant, residing at No. 34, Spinal-square.
The prisoner was reLanded for further examination.
UNION-HA LL.
Yesterday a man named Thomas Curd, who Is well known by
the officers of the Preventive Service, stationed on the emit et
Kent, was brought before the sitting Magistrate, R.J. CHAMBERS,
Esq. charged with having a valuable stolen horse in bis possession.
Hall, the chief coiNtable, who has been indefatigable in his ex.
ertions in tracing stolen horses, stated, that on Friday last It met
the prisoner, near Seven Oaks, Kent, with a stolen bmie in his
possession, for which • reward had been offered. On ben;
questioned respecting the animal, the prisoner said, hr had
purchased it six or seven weeks previously, of • man named ll
liamson, for lilt and irom whom he had a receipt for the bargain.
The receipt he had shown for the purchase of the horse. he con-
tended, was sufficient to convince the Magistrate be had not come
by it dishonestly.
The Magistrate observed, unless he produced the man hem
whom he bought it, or gave bail for his (Curd's) appearance, be
should be remanded—He found bail.

MARKETS:

CORN EXCHANGE, Ai 031 DAT, APIUL
Since this day week the supply of Wheat and Flour has been
moderate, and this morning the show of land carriage sample. from
Essex and Kent was but trifling. What few samples of tine 'ii
appeared were eagerly bought up in the early part of the mac*,
at an advance of 2a. to 3s. per quarter on last Monday's cuffing,
and an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter must be Doted es
middling and inferior samples. The supply of malting Parkl was
very limited, and sold readily at more money than last notably.
The supply of Oats during last week was very extensive, but
our buyers were much reduced in their stocks of this article, the
sales effected were very large, and an advance of full Is. requiter
took place on Friday, which was fully confirmed by the wales of to.
day. Old as well as good dry new Beans ar.d Maple POW. sold
readily on terms quite equal to last 51ordar, but IVhite Peeve wet*
heavy sale and cheaper. Linseed and Rapeseed continue veil
heavy sale, and prices rather on the decline. Fine Rap seed is
bond is held at 21/. per list. In consequence of the probability that
foreign Grain bonded previous to May, 1822, will ere long be a•
lowed for home conrumption, we have had some speculative buyen
of Wheat for the last few days, and real fine samples would HO.
mand quoted prices.
WHEAT. HALT.
Kent and Essex (red) Ms to 743
Do. (white) . Ns to 7tis
Suffolk (red) f,Os to 73e
Ditto (white) . 6ls to 7ils
Norfolk and Lincoln.

Essex 661 to 66
Ditto, brown . Sts to SB•
Suffolk & Norfolk 60, to eo
Ditto, brown . Ms to 60S

shire (red)
Irish .

604 to 6fis
tils to 112 s

English - 204 to 301
Foreign - 2f.ps to 3'

RYE

BARLEY.

30s to 333

Making
Winding

36s to 44s
30s to 34s

OATS.

Feed, Essex 9: Cent 21s to 24.
Lincolnshire 228 to 23.
Yorkshire 22s to 2b.
Irish white 2ts to 236
Ditto black 22. to 24s
Poland, Lincolnshire 23s to 27s
Yorkshire -23 s to 27s
Potato, Lincolnshire 241 to 29s
Yorkshire 21s to 29s
Scotch . gds to 39s
Irish -23 s to 23s

LINSEED.
English - 411 to s',is
Foreign -33 i w
_ _

lIEMPSELD•
Etignsh (per qr.) :o 44s
Foreign 4!s to 44s

BEANS.

Ticks, new
Ditto, old
Pieeon
Ditto, 0141

33. to 36.

48s to 54s
4(k to 44s

57s to GOs
TEAS.

tiof -- ns to 34.
Maple - . 33s to 36s
White . 40s to 41.
Bo'lers . 42s to 43.

TARES.
English (per qr.) 3 to 3tlo
Ditto, new - 40, 411
Foreign 2Os to 24$
Ditto, new . 211 s to 374

SEEDS.
n&Pesred (per last) 241 to :f.
31 u ctarclseed (brown)
per bushel . 121 to I%
Ditto. white . Wto 11..
('lover, red (per cwt.) 401 to 414
Ditto, white . 10/ to IN
Trefoil 201 to 2141
Coriander 8/ to lilt
Carraway 2GI tc

OIL CAKES.
Rapeseed (per ton) 41 to !•
Linseed (ditto) 61 to ,•

SMITHFIELD, MOXDAT, Aram:S.
There is a good supply of Beau market this morning. And the
best qualities and sises of Scots Runts and Dorms continue to
fetch as. per stone, with a moderate demand. The larger ,eels of
Sheep are to be purchased also at es. • the very choicest onsil 11
titer Mutton, of the Leicester and Down breed, and no others. (43-
tains bs. Id. Lamb is moth in demand to.dsy, at 7.1. Id. he' kw
being here. Veal is brisk at but week's price, ; we are Niter np-
plied with Calves than we have been of late, and such u are 6,0'."1
are picked up readily.

DIED.
On Sunday night, at 11 o'clock, Mr. JlllllOl William Brandon.
agt,sl 24, after a severe and painful illness, run of the re tlan
Brandon, who passed $5 years of his life in the aen•ice of Core,u-
garden Theatre.

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