The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-05 00:00:00

BAGS.

PRILE Of HOPS,
TOOKE, 9.

Kent - lii Bs to 8/ Os
Sussex - 61 Os to 6/ lOs

issex

61 6s to 7/ 104

Farnham, fine VI 9s to 111'

PRICE OF TALIA)%
Towel Tallow -45 a Od
Yellow Russia - 42. Od
White ditto - 406 Od
Soap ditto 31h Od
Melting Stuff -38 s (Id
Ditto Rough - —a Od

Rent - Si 16s to 71 102
Sussex - tol 12s to 61 6s
Essex - 61 lis to 71 Os
Ss--Seconds Si Ss to 91 9s

SOAP, ere. per flab.
Yellow Soap -78 s Od
Mottled -84 s Od
Curd 883 Od
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Graves es Ud
Gond Drep les Od

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Stere Candles in the retail shops is u follow
Candles, per dotes . 61 6d to 7s
Moulds . - 9s M

R-- tf

I DES.

Best Heifers and Steers, Ordinary . 2. 6d to Is &I
per stone . 36 2d to Ss 4d Market Calf (each) - Vs 6d
Middlings - 26 10d to 36 Od

SHEEP SKINS.
Polled 6 to 8.--Downs 14 6d to 614--Bhattlings lld

PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb.
Best Dressing Hide - - -19 d to 21181
Cosmos ditto - -18 d to 18d
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Cmp Hides 35 to 38 lbs.
Ditto, 40 to 45 lbs.

Ditto: 45 to 601),.
Calf Skins, 35
..to 401bs

16d to lid
-17 d to littd

lid to 20}d
18d to 21d

Ditto, 43 to /Alba
Ditto, 55 to 761bs
Small Seal Skins .

Tanned Horse Hides
Spanish Horse Hides

211 to 30d
22d to 24d
lid to 18d

13d to 16d
14d to 21d

„Cc nioc a Come LAIN v.—According to the ancient Hebrew
law, no person can perform prayers In a Synagogue unless thus be
ten male individuals present to form the audience. This law is
observed even at the present day among the tribes of Israel sojourn-
ing in our land. And further, they are bound, by a law of more
modern date, to refrain from partaking of any ” fowl of the air,
or beast of the field," unless they shall have been killed by one of
their own persuasion bearing a special commission from the High
Priest. Mr. Michael Jonas comrlained to the Magistrate, that the
majority af the.lews resident in this city had combined against him,
in consequence of his holding a Synagogue in his own house, eon.
silting of nine individuals of his own family, and a Polander, the
latter to make up the guastwin stf.cit of male heads; and that
they had, by 'ilia combination, deprived him and his tribe, eighteen
in number, male and female. of flesh-meat for the last five weeks.
The majority of whom he complained. had, moreover, formed them.
selves io,o a society. opened a public Synagogue, and engaged a
Rabbi who wts commissioned to kill for them. .Mr. Hunter, the
fiesher, stated hat he had entered into a contract with t, the
majority" to furnish cue caress' a week. They pent their own man
to kill the beasts, who marked and lotted out the joints prescribed
by the olden law to be eaten. Mr. Lee, the Secretary of the
society, iiiated that there would he no objection to let the awn.
plainer have as much " chosen food" as any other individual, pro.
vided he would pay up all sums he was due to the aforesaid society,
and contribute his share towards the support of the Rabbi. The
agistrate observed that that was no more than fair on the part of
Mr Lee and his coadjutors, and dismissed the case—Glasgow
Free Prin.

ilicictnr..--Satunlay afternoon an inquest was held at
the :Olsson.' Arms, 31adtiox-streei, Ilannverssquare, on the body
of an elderly 'oily, named :Very .iopttia Field. It appeared that
the decensa had, durier the last two or three years. lahcured
undrr deran;tmlent of mind. produced by domestic calamities. She
ua. occastemoly vi.ited by her niece, a very pretty young female,
who flept with her in her house in Mili.streer. On Thursday.
porning.ahnui four (o'clock, the deceased got up, uuknown to her
niece, ant :tires herself out of the second.floor back window. In
her fall her thigh and arm were broken, and she sustained mach
internal i'nnry. She died a few hours after. The Jury returned a
.erditt. of t• insanity."

111FITH.
On the 31ct or March. at Puitenhain Priory, Surrey, the lady of
Richard Sumner, Esq. of a scn,

MARRIED.

On Thlnv! .y last, at Newwn Ferrero, DeVl7l%hire, by the Rev.
John Yorge, hector, Fl.dip, second son of Sir John Perring,
Batt. of Mo )!,i.0.1, to trance' Mary, only daughter of the late
Henry E,l. of Guam:).