The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-13 00:00:00

SPORTING ENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Ths Surrey fox.hounds meet on Monday, Nov. 15, at Parley
Green; on 'Thursday, at Fox Keaton; and on Saturday. at
Limp:field—at hall.past ten.
The hsrriers Inert on Monday, Nor. 15, on Wednesday, and on
Saturday, at Sanderstead, at ten.
11. -Toddle, Esq.'s fox.hounds meet on Monday, Nov. 15, at the
Star, Horsham Common ; on Wednesday. at the King's Head,
Warth ; anti on Saturday, at Handcross—at eleven.
31r. Meenell's hounds meet on Monday. Nov. 15, at Foston ;
on Thursday, at Egginton; and on Saturday, at IVichnor Park—
at half-past ten.
Sir George Sitwell's fox.hounds meet on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at
Wingerworth ; and on Friday, at Barlow ll'ooda--at ten.
The Cottesu:ore hounds meet on Monday, Nov. 15, at Seaton ;
on Tuesday, at lirintsthorpe Kennels ; on Thursday, at Clips.
ham ; end on Friday. at Burley—at a quarter before eltven.
Earl Fitzwilliant's hounds meet on 'Monday, Nov. 15. at Elton
Furze; on Tuesday, at Geinieshaw ; on Thursday, at IVsybridga
Wood ; and on Saturday, at Barnwell %Vold_-at ten.
Lord Yarborough's hoonds meet on Monday, Nov. 15, at Cros-
by Pond ;on etiresday, at Somerby House; on Friday, at lily.
borough House; and on Saturday, at Aylesby Village—at eleven.
Bt: mama II t• xr.—Sir Richard Stmon's hounds meet on Mon-
day, Nov. 15, at Scotgrove Wool; on Tuesday, at Coleby ; on
Wednesday, at II arpswell and on Thursday, at Braunston Wood
—at eleven; and on Saturday, at Little Corritigham. at twelve.
• The South %Vold suliseriptim hounds meet on Tuesday, Nov.
16, at Edliegmn throve ; on Thursday, at Holm \vow; and on
Saturday, at South House Bat—at eleven.
l.ord Arson's bouttds met; on Monday, Nov. 15, at Newbold
Gate.

Among the recent arrivals at Melton Mowbray fur the pleasures
of the chase arc—The Earl of Plymouth, Lord 31uncaster, Lord
Banctitle, Sir F. Burdett, Sir Jaturs Musgrave, Sir Hairy Good-
ricke, Major Forrester, Captain Steward. J. Moore, J. Maxse,
V. H. 11olyoak•. F. 11. Standish, M. Grant, F. Grant, Ilou.
biggin, V. 31:ther, T. Justice, T. Green, Goi•; C. 13. Furd,
J. C. llobhouse, anti T. Christie, I:sqrs.

MAnKE7'S.

(From the Loudon '\C-' J',;:e CsnrnLj
FIIIIDAY, Nov. 11

COTTON.—The Cotton market has becorneqcici the sales'
this week average about tItYJ bags each day ; the pries are little
varied. Vie accounts from Liverpool early in the week stated Cot-
ton dull, but on Wednesday there was rather a revival in the de-
mand ; 1200 bags sold, the pries about id. per lb. lower than the
extreme prices of the previous week.
SUGAR.—The demand for 31tiscovniles early in the week was
enusiderable; the request has since subsided, and the market lu.s
become heavy ; in several instances prices • shade lower have been
submitted to, but no general reduction in the prices can be stated.
At the clime of the market to-dap, Sugars .555. a 475. may be stated
lower; the strong and line have obtained rather higher priers.
LI the Ilefitied market there hers beta a heaviness, particularly in
heals for shipping, nn secnunt, ro doubt, of the •dvanced season
for capon ; there have been acute purchases icr home consumption,
het not on an extensive scale.—Molasses have fallen to 265.
l'he inquiries after Brazil and Ilavannah Sugars hare been very
considerable, but as yet they have not led to any extensive transac-
tions; the prices are unvaried.
( OFFEL.--The beatinews in the Co'ree market hes irducnl
several extensive houses to postpone their sales; the quantity
brought forward this week has been, in consequence, inconsi.
derahle; bet there is little v.:riatien in the price*. There was only
one public sale of Coffee this forenoon, consisting of It bags 2i
casks Demerara, and :Art) lugs St. Domingo : the latter, good
o-.'inary. withdrawn at BAs, and for which and tes. Ski. was
offered; the damaged snit'. at Mi. ed.; good middling Demerara
sold at Ws. ed.; the latter rather lower. Generally the Coffee
market may be stated without briskness, bat nu reduction in the
currency.
BRANDI', and BOI.L.I.NDS.—The ite.expected event
oft Goverment contract for 100,011 U gallons of Gum has cream'
some interest in the spirit market this nowhiag ; the holders of
Lyewards are now asking Is. .Id. fur under proofs, with every
prospect of obtaining it ; the market pre% ieusiy was without in-
terest, the sales ben;; confined to parcels for home consump•ton
Brandy is held with touch firmness, housed 2s. 111. There is vn
Geneva at market. The purchwes that have transpired are, 200
strong Run:, 32 and 'XI O. P., 2s. 201. a 13.
I'OBM 'ft /..--Urood and fine descriptions are in more demand.
and rather higher. The iniblic sales have glue off freely at a
small advance, particularly for the mantifacturir;.;
Fill' I T.—Two public sales were brought rerivani yesterday, and
suit at the foilovit:g prices: red Snlyrna raisins .10a; drum pulled
Turkey Fi?,ts Ws a rids, drum' fiat e.o. ; (planer chests pulled
de. lull!' chests tlyt do. t.ts ; .t 1,7 s ; tini:erna