The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-18 00:00:00

LIVERI'OOI, FRIDAY E*Exixa.

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Wind N.W.—High Water 40 m. p. 10.
Arrived the Clarendon, Corkhtll, from Jamaica; Rransty, Lams-
den, from Havannah ; Crown,:llumloch ; thaw,; Ayrshire,
; Aid,—; from M ; :New berry port, Goodrich, from Charleston ; Agnes, Misty, from Newfoundland in thirteen days;
R'il ram, Ogleby, front St. John's, New Brunswick; Maria TM:
ton, —, from Charleston ' • Royal Oak, from Barhadoes ;
Derwent. Harrison, St. Andrews, from New Brunswick; Theresa,
Remra, from Dantzin ; Charlotte Louisa, Velmon, from Stralsund.
SATT:RDAY, JULY 16.
High Water-4l In. p. 11.
Arrived the Indefatigable, Smith, from Pernambuco: the
Diana, Marsh, from Paraiba; Neptune, Saul, from Miranham ;
the Hero, Fowler, from St. Vincent; Lady Gordon, Bell, from
Quebec, tailed 224 June; Lydia, Robinson; Sir Howard Douglas,
Lindsay, from Miramichi ; Vrow Catharina, from Amsterdam ;
William Thompsbn, Ctocker,Trom New York; Charlotte'Loulsa,
Nelson, from Straisurid; Thomas Dempsey, —, from St. Dc.
mingo • Flora, Blair, from New )(dirk; Navy, —, Charlston ; Mi-
nerva, %Voodbury, do, ; Mary, from New , Orleans; Olive
Branch, from systinah; Fanhy, from New Orleans;
Montrose, Davies, from Demerara; Contiird, Neafield, from ril:ra.
niichi ; Juno, —, from Finland ; Kitty, Ord, from Bordeaux.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, JULY 14%
Our B. P. Sugar Market 'continues lively, and in demand at an
advance of about Is. Upwards of 1200 hhds. have been sold,
chiefly to grocers and -refiners ; 1200 lakgs of White Bengal Sugar
have gone off' at 745. a 765. fid. per cWt., and 900 boxes of White
tlavannah, at 48s. n 50s. ; 100 puncheons St. Vincent's Malawi,
hate been sold at 325. 6d. A small lot of Para Cocoa, of ordinary
quality, at 395. Nothirg doing in Pimento, Ginger, or Pepper._
For Runt there has been a good dernand; and about 400 puncheons
have been sold, at about-Id. per gallon advance.

EAST:E4'7IIA SNIPPING:
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The Layton, Miller, kis arrived of the Isle ,of Wight; she
sailed from Bengal, the 27th Jab.; from Bencoolen, the Mardi,
and frcm St. Helena, the 25th of May.
The Emerald, Broadley,-froia liew•Sonth Walee, arrieedoff
Falinouth, dates unknown.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HEitstA.--The General Hewitt, Barrow,
from Bengal, and the Boyne, Stephens, front Madras, the 24th of
May ; they will sail for London in three or four days.
Sines SPOKEN IVITU.—The Medina, Brown, from London to
New South Wales, the sth of June, in lat. 3. N., long. 22. W.
The Milo, Blackmore, from the Cape re England, the Ilst of June,
in Ist. 25. N., long. 32. W. The Sisters. Duke, from the South
Seas to London, on the 23d of June. lat. 313. lung. 46. The Layton
passed from 150 to 200 sail in the Channel.
ARRIVAL AT TEE CAPE.—The John Gram, from the Mau-
ritius.
An RIVALS AT MADEIRA.—The Jl aleol m, Eyles, from London,
the 9th June; and the Ceres, Warren, from London, on the LIM
June.
SAILINGU PROM MADEIRA.—The Sir Edward Paget, Geary,
for Madras, the sth June • the Maria, Thompson, for the Mau.
thins, the 6th June; antethe Britannia, Patchier, foi Bombay,
same day.
SAILIKOS FROM Rio JANEIRO.—His Majesty's ship Boadi.
cea, Brisbane, for Madras, the 17th April ; and the Mary Hope,
Farmer, for New South Wales, the liith April.
SAILING, FROM BUENOS ATRES,rhe Richard Rummer,
Nichols, for Singapore, April the 9th.