The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-31 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Our B.P. Sugar market has experienced another brisk week, and
akout 1400 to 1500 hhds. have been sold, chiefly of good middling
Antigua, at 625. a 635., and tine Barbadoea at 663. a 701. per cwt.
A few lots of Dry Brown. far exportation, have gone off at 495.' and
310 bags fine White Bengal at 745. per cwt. In Havannah or Bra-
zil sugar nothing doing. Four hundred puncheons Dominica mo-
lasses have been sold at 225, a 235. In Coffee very little doing, but
prices remain as they were. In Cocos, no sales. In Ginger, 150
bags have been sold, at 565. per cwt. Pimento is a little improked,
200 bags have been sold at 9.1. for shipping. Id Ashes, very title
doing ; 150 barrels Montreal Pot at 21s. a 21s. 61. per cwt. In
Dyewoods only 20 tone Campeachy Legwood, at 61. 10s., and 40
tons Jamaica at 5/4 15 tons Brasil Fteuic at 51. 154,. with small
lots of Cuba and Spanish at former prices. In Hides there have
been sold 2,000 Wet Salted North American,at 31d. and 30 ; 2,910
Wet Salted and Damaged Valparaiso, at various prices; 200 Dry
Salted BraziLat bbd, and 1,000 Monte Video Horse at 3-.51 a 4s.'le
Ake there is a good demand, and 300csks.Carolina 'old at 13c61.a
14s. for very middling new, and 175.61. altl Odd. for middi ing to good.
!WPM, about 1,400 bets. ATlliTiellaiglEV6 been sold at 135.61. a 145.
and 3,500 brie. Stockholm. at 13s. a 141. per brl.„ and 14,000
brls. turpentine at Its. 3d. a Bs. !Id. per cwt. In Tobacco there
has been a little more demand, and fair business done at former
prima. The Corn market generally has been rather dull ; Oats
are in request, and 4s has been obtained by. some small choice
lots. In Quarcetron Bark, at the sale by auction on Monday, only
o few lots of fine quality Rohl at I Is. 9d. a 12s. per cwt., being is.
lower, the holders not being willing to take the reduced price.-
For Shame the demand is dull, the sales being very limi'ed.
Very little doing in Madders or Madder Roots. In Lime or Le-
mon Juice no 'tales. Saltpetre and Brimstone are neglected. In
Olive Oil very little doing ; small lots of Sicily at 291. a 311., and
Gallipole at 37/. a 3111. In Valonia 200 tons of Smyrna offered by
auction on the quay, but only one lot sold, at 141. 12s. 01. per ton.
Some SICIall lots of Mores at 141. to 141. 10s. and good Smyrna, at
171. per ton. In Cotton, the market at the termer part of the
week was very dull, and the salts of Amerleao were made at a
depression of 1. The demand since that has revived, and about
8000 bought in the last three days by the spinners, and dealers at
the full prices of last week, with the exception of the lower quell-
ties of Alabama and Upland, which are about 1 higher. About
1,000 bags American have been bought on speculation, and pro-
bably more would have been done had not the advance taken
place. The sales consist of about 5,1;50 bales Uplands at 51d. a 71.
1,700 New Orleans at 61. a 8/d.'; 200 Sea Island at I2d. a Ilkl.; 1,0
Stained Sea Islands at ad. to ttd.; 3.700 Alabama at 51d. a 60. ;
350 Pernambuco ar!hld. to 11:0,d. ; 150 Bahia at Md. to Oil.; 350
Maranhatn at illd. a 91d.; if) Para at 811. ; 100 Demerara at 9d.
a I Id.; 360 Egyptian at 71. a 841 ; 170 Bengal at 441. a 511.
and 70 Surat, making in all about 13,000 bales, of which about 1100
bags American, and 200 Brazil, are for export. The import of
Ciotti" is 8250 bags in the week. 1000 bags Sea Island Cotton are
advertised for sale by auction on Friday next. 560 chesty and
boxes of East India Indigo and Caraocca Indigo.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 28.
Not any foreign arrival ; but some steam vessels with troops,
which are to proceed to Manches'er and the neighbourhood.
JULY 27.—Sailed the Lord Whitworth, Thornton, for Quebec;
Nestor, Lewis, for New Brunswick.
JULY 28.—Sailed the Gleonda, Goodrich. for Virginia.
JULY 29.—Arrived the Hugh Wallace, %Finder, from New Or-
leans; Royal Edward, —, from Illiramichi; Jason, and Sophia,
from Ilamburgh ; Susanne, Guichon, from Havre.
Three brigs and one snow off at eight o'clock.
CUSTOM HOUSE, JULY 28.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARD.—The Clifton, Smith, from Ja-
maica: Fame, Banks, from Riga; Brilliant, Major, from 1./ant-
zic; Ruby, Sims, from Rigs; George, Forster, from Hamburgli
Eagle, Duckworth, from Antwerp; Ocean, Kydd, and James;
Gilbert. from Rigs; Frau Dorothea, Cannick, front Tonningen;
William, Richardson, from St. Petemburgh Mary Kitty, Duck,
from Liverpool; Nimble, Mackie, from Riga; Vier Gebruder,
Wittyfrom% llooksiel ; Grains, Milder, from Groningen; Fern
Sodskende, Frantzen, from Copenhagen ; Frau alargarethe Car-
stens, and Frau Melia, Berg, from Tonningen; Vier
Gebroedera,
Witte, from Ilazum • Zerlina, Aboe, from Copenhagen; Triton,
Hontor, from Digs; 'Helen. hloncriel. from Aalborg.
ENTERED Our wanns.—The Atlas, Walton, for Jamaica;
Astrea, Partridge, for Newburgh ; Narcissus, Calder for the Cape
of Good Hope; Albion, Burrell, for Leghorn; Albion, Baker,
for Vera Cruz; Gustave, Patterson, for Stockholm; duffrouw
Anna, Fokkes, for Amsterdam ; Ambrook Ealea, for Lisbon ;
Sir David Ogilby, Savage,and Hebe, Ilanningwn, for Limerick t
Mary Ann, Dulley, for irk.
CLEARED OUTWARD.—The Laurel, Henry, forfElsinore and
St. Petersburgh ; Mercury, Boit, for Boston ; Trident, Armstrong,
for Quebec and Montreal ; Pelican, Rieke, far Antwerp and Brits.
eels; John Dunscomb, Love, for Halifax and Newfoundland;
Speke, Harrison, for Tenerife and New South Wales; Sovereign,
Adams, for Jamaica; Qoatre Sours, Pietas, for Abbeville; Hyl-
ton Jollilfe, Howell, Wr Hamburgh ; Belfast, Roberta, for Rotter-
dam ; Dorothea, Frudden, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ;
Sirene, Faillent. for Ostend ; Sarah Ann, Phillips, for Southern
Whale Fishery ; Creasinus, Grant, for Archangel.
CLEARED OUTWARD TO IRELAND.—The Arvid, Patrick
for Limerick.
FALHOUTD, JULY 2/.—Arrived the Dutch gallim Hostelling,
Smit, from Antwerp.—Wind E. to S.E. light breezes.
PLYIIOUTH, JULY 27.--Arrived the transport No. 9, from
Guernee). OW the port the Heighington, Aring, from Demerara,
in 53 days, landed passengen.—Wind 8.
PoarsuouTu, JULY 28.—Arrived the Britannia, Bouchier,
from London, for Bombay ; and the Bee, Gerham, from ditto.
Sailed the Lady Flora, Fayrer, for Calcutta; ?armlet, Steuart-
son, for Norway.
DEAL, JULY 28.—N0 arrivals. A light bark pawed through
this afternoon. His Majesty's ship Ramifies famine—Wind N.E,
by N.
EtrictaATlON.—Tha Lord Lieutenant of Lanaritshire,
in answer to the numerous applications which have been
made to him from the Upper Ward, regarding emigration
to Canada, has notified that Government have had the
subject under consideration ;_ but it is not possible at pre-
sent to afford any public aid, u Downey has been voted
by Parliament for that purpose.