The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-16 00:00:00

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FLOUR.

Town Made, per tack t;tls to Os Norfolk and Stockton 45s to bei
Seconds - Ms to SOs Bran, per qr. . 8s to 9s
Essex and Suffolk, on Pollard, line - 166 to les
board ship .sOs to bbs

PRICE OF Blt EA P.
The highest price of Bread in'the 31 etropolis is 104 d for thL
41b. Loaf. There arc Bakers who t.ell from to 2ad. below that
rate.

SMITHFIELD,Fainer, JuLy

Beef . 41 8,1 to Ss 141 I Vtul
Mutton - 4s 8d to 4s PM
.I,Pork.

• 4s tod to Ss nd
Ss 4sl to 5s Ost

Lamb 53 4d to 63 Od
HEAD OF CATTLE Tttl6 DAY:
Beasts, 490 I Sheep, 9,1130 I Calves, 42'd Pigs, 90.
HAY-31ARKET.
Hay (Old) - 41 Os Ott to 41 17e 6,1
Interior . 31 Os Ott to 41 Os Od
Clover . . 41 153 Oil to 51 lOs Oct
Ditto (Inferior) . 31 lOs Od to 41 10s Ott
Straw - - 21 Os Od to 2/ 8s Od

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL—(By the Carcase)
Beet - 33 4,1 to is Id Veal - 3s 4d to 4s 84
Mutton - 35 4d to 4s 44 I Pork . 35 4d to 5s IX
Lamb 4s Od to as 44

PRICE OF POTATOES, JULY 15.
New Potatoes, Ware - 01 Si Od to 01 Gs Od pe► Cwt.
Middlings - 01 2s 6d to 01 5 Od ditto

PRICES OF HA'
ST. JAMES'S.

Hay -70 s 0d it; 180 s Od
Ditto (New) 6(.3 Od to 88s Od
Clover . 808 Od to 110 s Od
Straw . 36s Od to 48s Od

AM) STRAW.
HLTECHAPEL.
Hay . tiffs Od to 93s 01
Inferior . --a Od to —s Od
Clover . 89. Od to 115 s Od
Straw - 428 Od to Ns O.V:

PRIZE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Juty 15.
POCKETS. BAGS.
Kent - 141 14a to 171 lOs Kent - 141 es to 161 Os
Sussex - 141 Os to 161 Oa Sussex . 131 Os to 151 es
Essex - 141 10s to 16116 s Essex - 131 lOs to 151 by
Farnham, fine 101 Os to 201 Os—Seconds 161 Os to 181 Os

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Store Candles in the retail shops is as follow
Candles, per dozen . 6s rmi to 7s
Moulds - . . . 9s 6d

PRICE OP RAW FAT, per Stone of Bib.
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Archers), 2s Oid

PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b.
Town Tallow . 398 Od Yellow Soap -72 s Od
Yellow Russia -37 s Od Mottled - HIM Kt
White ditto . 38s Od Curd - Me Od
Soap ditto . 36s Od Graves . Os 01
Melting Stuff -30 s Od Good Dregs
Rough Ditto . 12s Od

RAW

IDES.

- 201 thi

Best Heifers and Steers, I Ordinary -2sOdto 2s Ed
per stone • 35 2d to 3s 4d Market Calf (eacli) - 9s t'd
3liddlings - 2s 10d to 3s Od

SHEEP SKINS.
Sheep 12d—Lambs Is 9d to 3s Od

COAL MARKET, JULY 15.
Ships at Market. Skips Surd. Price.
83 Newcastle . . 4i . . 32. Od to 33a 91
8 Sunderland - 8 . 30a Gd to 40s 01
1 Stone Coal - . 1 . -412 a Od to —a Oa
1 Cohn . - 1 - Ms Oa to --3 0.l

[ From the London Ni., Price Current, July 15.1
COTTON.-The purchases here early in the week were about
1.000 bags, chiefly surats, Bd. a Ital. ; there have been no sales for
the last fear days, on account of the reports from Liverpool : on
Monday, In that market, 4,000 to 5,000 bags were sold at so ad.
trance of id. to Id. per lb. : since then the arrivals off the port
have been extensive, and there has been a complete stagnatioa in
the trade, and cottons were offered at a considerable reduction with-
out facilitating sales.
SUGAR.-There has been a steady demand for Muse:stades
this week, but the business reported is not considerable, owing to
the few good sugars on show ; the late prices are fully supported.
In refined goods there have been considerable purchases at dfis. a
87s. for brown lumps ; the wholesale grocers have also purchased
the fine descriptions for the home trade. Molasses are 28a. a 28s.
6d. By public sale on Wednesday last, 7,455 bags Mauritius
sugar went off' at full prices ; ordinary yellow and brown fits. O.
a Ms. good yellow 625. a 635. ; tine strong fias. od.
COFFEE.-The public sale yesterday went off with much Wit:
ness ; the coloury coffee, tine fine ordinary to good middling, went
off at an advance of 4s. a ss. per cwt. There were two public sales
this forenoon ; fine tine ordinary Jamaica 735. a 755. ; middling
Cuba 75e. ; good ordinary Brazil fits. 6d. and 633.; and for ordi.
nary Sc. Domingo 61s. was offered. The coffee market is la. a 2i.
' higher for the ordinary descriptions, and 4s. a ss. higher fur fine
coffee, and the foreign is a shade higher. At a late itcur a large
pnrzel of St. Domingo was taken by private contract ; the price
did not transpire.
TEA.-The declaration of the next tea sale is out ; the quantity
of Bohea is so considerable, as to occasion great heaviness ;
kers continue in request at higher prices.
11UM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The rum market is
advancing and looking uncommonly firm ; several parcels of Lee-
ward., 2 to 5 over, have sold at 25.; the quotation of prods is is.
11d., but it wou!d be difficult to purchase any quantity at that
price ; some fine Jamaican have sold at 3s. 4d. Brandy continues
very heavy ; sales of parcels of 1823 at 2s. 10d.; housed d last
year may in consequence be quoted heavy at 3s. Id.; parcels for
arrival nominally 3s. Pale Geneva is still ls. 10d.
TOBACCO.-The prices of tobacco are fully maintained, en I
it is reported there are further sales this week, but as the who:e
stock here is in few hands, it is difficult to trace the transactions.
INDIGO.-The sale at the India-house commenced on Tuzs.
day last ; it goes off heavily at a reduction of Is. lid. a 2s. fd. on
the last sale prices.
HEMP and TALLOW.-Tallow without variation, 115 s. G.!. a
365. Hemp is quoted at the reduced duty (4t. 10s. per ton less) ;
the nearest price Is 391. with some demand.
DYE%VOODS.-There is little business doing in rlyewnods ;
there are buyers of Jamaica logwoad at 71. in bond, and sellers at
1. 10s. ; the last price realised for Cuba }lust ic wen 101. 15s.

BIRTHS.
On Friday, the 15th inst. at his house, Durham-place, Chdtu.
the lady of Charles William Reid, of a daughter.
In Stratton-street Piccadilly, on Thursday, Lady Jane Peel, of
a daughter.
On Thursday, at II igham Lodge, Walthamstow, Mrs. Ro`ert
Gillespie, of a daughter.
July 13, in Baker-street, Portman-square, the Lady of the Baron
do Robeck, of a son.

On the kith, at Hampstead, the lady of Win. Parry Richan's,
Esq. of twin (laugh' era.
On the 15(11 inst., at the house of her fail( W. Wright, Esq.
Grenville-street, the lad:. of Dr. Harington, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 13th lust., John James Lecky, EA. of %Dykesley. ;n
the county of Carlow, Ireland, to Sarah Lucia, only daughter cf
the late Sohn Esq. of Marlboro'-place, Surrey.
On the 14th July, by special license, at Old Saint Pancras
church, Catttd.n Town, 31. dt la Torra, Esq. of Devonshire-riser,
Alarylebone, to Donna Maria Oluseppa Palaircini dt Campo Msg.
gime, of Como, in Italy.
On .31ondsf. July 11, at the house of the British Consul a'
Dunkerque, i• Franco, the Hon. Richard Howes Fitzgibbon, 31. P.
second son of thelate Earl of Ulan, to Diana, eldest daughter
the late Charles Woodcock, Esq.
-On the 7th inst. at Milford, Hants. by the Rev. Thomas Robin-
son, the Rev. Henr Cockeram, of Beckenham, Kent, to Mary
Octavia, daughter off!he late Sir W. Fraser, But.
On Friday last, at Ilfracombe, Devon, Captain Alder, R.N. of
Southampton, to Miss Isabella Mary Forrest, late of Almeick,
Northumberland.

On the 14th inst. Miss Copland, daughter of 3. Copland. Pc:.
of Store-street, Bedford.sqquare, to Mr. Alexander Da% I,lsen,
Devonshire-street, Portland-place.

DIED.
On Thursday, in his 74th year, Samuel Hoare, Esq. of Darr.
stead, and ofLoinbard-street.

On' the lift inat: it her house, Mare-street, Hackney, Mr*.
Richsrd by, widow of the late John Riehardby, Esq. of Uracechurrtt.
street.

On the 12th inst. William Thompson, Esq. of Brunswick-square,
in the fath year of his age.
On Thursday, at Peckham, aged seven yearn, Harriet, record
daughter of Alt. Freeman, of 111 ibank-ntreet.
On the 12th hint. at her house, in Upper Wiropole-street,
Colville, relict of Robert Colville, Enq. of Newton Hall, CIT.'
bridgeshire, and Hemingstone Hall Suffolk, and daughta of ;sir
Charles Aegill, Bart.
On the 11th ult. after giving birth to a daughter, who nut-sired
but a short time, Anne Arabella, wife of the Rev. C. Parkins, of
Oresford, Denbighshire, second daughter of the late William Ban-
eawen, Esq and niece of George MISCILWeII, Esq. of 'frevall.r
'Hall, Denbighshire. She was interred in the featly vault, m
Oresford Church, and the funeral was moat respectably attended by
the neighbouring gentry and tenantry.
On Sunday last, July 10, In Keppell-street, the Dowager Lady
St. John, widow of Henry Lord St. John, of Bletsoc, and daugh-
ter of Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M. P. of Cardington, County d
Bedford.
On Thursday, the 14th inst. in Euston-square, aged 11 morthit
Charles Dugdale, one of the Infant twin sous of William Pritch-
ard, jun., En. of Doetors'-comrnons.

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