The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-09 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Earl of D.:Tinos stag-hound/ will meet on Friday at Wilma
Heath.

---liiittjesty's stag-hounds will meet on Friday at Farnham
Cemcnon—at half-past ten.
Sir John Cope. hounds to-morrow at Cahill, and on Saturday
at Goring Clumps—at half-past ten.
Mr. Wardes hounds to-day at Froafield Barrow, and on Friday
at Penalose.

The H. H. to-morrow at Abbotsdon Down, and on Saturday at
Rotherfield Park—at ten.

The Hamb!edon hounds this day at the Kennel, and on Friday
at Botley (late—at ten.
The East Sussex fox-hounds, on Thursday last, nnkennelled a
fox near our race-course, which led them rawer a novel chase.
Reynard left the downs as fast u he could, and bent his course
towards the brooks at Landport, and on to the margin of the
river, which 111 kept until he had passed the paper-mill, when he
gallantly took to the water, and was quickly on the opposite shore,
Ito the no small mortification of a numerous field of sportsmen, the
whole of whom declined the distinction of following, otherwise
'than by a hater skelter pursuit through the Clare, to renew the
chace on the other side of the river, which they at length effected,
and just in time to see the fox run to earth in a drain at Welling-
ham, which was prohibitory to the spade, and thus gave Reynard
quiet possession of his strong hold, wherein to repose for the night,
or to make free with some of the neighbouring poultry, as intima-
tion or hunger might direct him.—Brighton Paper.
The great foot-rice of 20 miles for 1,000 sovereigns, between
Captain IL Presteot and Mr. Courtenay, took place on Monday in
Canonbury Park, Bucks, over a four-mile circle. The pedes-
trians started at different ends of the ground. It was an excellen
race till the 19th mile, when Mr. Courtenay slackened ih his speed
aad was berten by 200 yards easily at last:

MARKETS.

[Fr= the London New Price Current, March 8.1

COTTON-The demand for Cotton last week was extremely
animated, but less than the week preceding; an advance on Mon-
day of id. on Surat and id. on. !lengele was established on Satur-
day's prices; the sales amount to shout 37,000 hales. viz. :-80 Sea
Island 2341. a 2s. 7d. ; 100 Orleans 1441.; 450 Bowed. 13d. a 134 d.;
6700 Pernams Ibid. a 18.1. ; 14,000 Surat. 84d. a 11 Ad. ; 970
Madras 941. a 104 d. • 9800 Bengal. 74d. a 10d.; 300 Manilla 1341. ;
200 Smyrna* 104 t. •I Id. all in bond ; and duty pail, 4600 Egyptian
led. a 151. The sales yesterday were aboutil6oo bags, generally
at a reduction of Id. to id. per pound on the highest prices paid last
week this reduction bees been submitted to by some of the specu-
lators : generally the holders will submit to no decline, and are not
frightened at the panic which took place last week in the Liver-
pool market.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 5.
The brisk demand for Cotton continued with increased spirit and
improving prices until IVednesday morning, when a further ad-
vance of 2d. per pound was established on American and Brazil. and
Id. slid. in moat other kinds ; this demar.d was suddenly checked ;
the market has since become dull, and a considerable reduction has
been submitted to ; prices generally now rule about the same rates
as at this period last week.
COFFEE-The Coffee market last week was in a very fluctuat-
ing and uncertain state; St. Domingo, by private contract, VOs.
and afterwards Ohs. a 86s. ; Brazil good to hne ordinary from 90s. a
931. fell to 85s. a 88s. The public sales of Friday, consisting of
2462 casks and bilge, were nearly all taken in. The public sale
this forenoon consisted of 306 bags 59 casks and 300 barrels St.
Lucia and Trinidad Coffee; fine fine ordinary sold 86s. a Ns. 6d.
and generally the prices may be considered '33. a es. lower. By
private contract, ordinary St. Domingo has wild at 85.. and for good
86.. and 87s. asked. The market is evidently heavy.
SIMAR-The market, after Tuesday fast, declined 2s. per cwt.;
the public sale of 31tiscorades, St. Lucia description, confirmed
this reduction; yet, from the few 3luscovades in Importers hands,
there was some firmness, and the market on Friday closed with
some appearance of an improvement ; brown Jamaica, at 695. St.
Lucia and other inferior brown Sugars 671. There is very little
business doing in Aluseovades this morning, yet the prices, which
gave way 2s. per cwt. last week, have rather recovered; we cannot
quote Jamaica brown Sugars under 70.. other brown 68s. . • the
market has the appearance of much firmness. The prices of Re-
fined declined Is. to 2.. during the last week, brown lumps being
sold at 88s. and 139 a ; Molas‘es at 33..
TEA.-The Tea sale, which commenced this day week, still
continues ; Robeu are Id. per lb., Congou fd. per lb. higher •
Bohen 2s. Nil. a 2s. 50.; Congou, common 23. 7d. a 2s. 74d. good
2s. 10d. a 3s. Id. . _

NAVAL STORES.---There is no rough Turpentine in this
market, except in the bands of the trade. Spirits have advanced
to 78s. here, and at Liverpool 70s. ; the stock at Liverpool is also
decreasing rapidly. Tar, Pitch, and Rosin, ate all in good de-
mend at the advanced quotations.
RUM, BRANDY', and HOLLANDS.—The Wes: India
merchants and planters have again applied to Government re-
specting Rum ; they solicit that the Rum duty may be reduced
from 84. per gallon to 54.; the answer to the application has not
been received. The Runt market was in a state of great deprestCon
last week; proof Leewards, which had realised 2,4. 2d. sold on
Change yesterday at h. 10d. per gallon. The public sale of Ja-
maica descriptions last week, 208 puncheons, consisted of good and
clean quality, but being landed in 1821, were not suitable for home
consumption. 'flit hollers& Brandy evince no disposition to give
way in prices; best marks on board have been sold at Ss. 4d. • last
year's landing at 3a. bd. The best Geneva remains nominally 2s.
An order has come down to the Custom House to receive the con-
solidated reduced duties on %Vines ; the trade are thus free from the
exci4e. It is considered the !educed duties on Runt will not be re-
°rived anti& that of British Spirits is: the lacer is expected to be
postponed until Otitober next; to give to the malt distillers and
rectifiers an opportunity cf getting rid of their stocks on hand.
SILK.—The demand for Silk has been rather limited; the
market to-day is dull.
ASHES were in brisk demand last week at the improved prices
we have quoted ; the market to dsy is rather dull.
HEM P, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Trice+ of Tallow have
fluctuated greatly; the new from 455. declined to es., and the
nearest quotation to day is 425. 6d. Hemp to.day is 431. 101. for
the new, and 421. for the old. The quotations of Flax are the last
realised prices.
OILS.—The late advance in Fish Oils is fully maintained, and
as the stocks are low and the prices still moderate in comparison
with other articles, a further improvement is confidently antici-
pated, particularly as all tile late purchases are confined to the
trade, the speculators not appearing to select Oil as a speculative
article, and the prices at the cutports also having risen more in pro-
portion than in London.
DYE WOODS.—The only sale is 100 tons Jamaica Logwood
yesterday at 12/. ; Campeachy is held at I3L

GLASGOW COTTON MAIKST.-In consequence of an
immense speculative business having been done in London and
lA% erpool, we have bad a v.sy animated and extensive demand
for Cotton during the week. The sales and re...eales amount to
nearly 6,V00 bales, which is considerably more than the stock in
the market. An advance has been obtained on the prices of last
Saturday of about 4d. a Ib. on ttea Islands, and Id. on Cast India,
and 2d. on other cotta. Saks of the week as follows:-342 Sea
Islands, 21. to 2s. 2d. middling, 2s. 411. to 2s. Old. fair, 2s. Rd. good ;
404 do. Stained. I3d. to lbd. ordinary to middling. 16d. to I7d.
fair, 170. to 194. good; 1,393 Boweds, 120. to 134. middling,
13d. to W. fair, 15d. good ; 169 New Orleans, 150. fair, 160.
good; 54 Mobile, 130. to 140. fair; 1,918 Egyptian., 120. to
14d. fair, leld. to 160. timid ; 326 Bowed., 12 d. to 14d. fair, 14d.
to Ibid. good, 160. fine ; 38 Bahamas. 124 d. to I3d. fair ; 10
West India, 124 d. fair; 178 Madras, 90. tair to Ilid. good ;
450 Surats, Bd. middling, 911 to 10d. fair, Ild. good 62 Benpals,
Rd. fair ;-by suction, 432 Now Orleans, 140. midding, 140.
fair to 1911. good.

'WNW

~.~:~,--

FROM LAST NIGRT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Draper, blahlon, Essex, watch-maker.
BANKRUPTS.
Edwud Stanley, Old Kent-road, Surrey, hnen.draper, to ear-
render March 12, 19, and April 19. at twelve, at the Bankrupts'
Court. Solicitor, Mr. Jones, Stu-lane.
Samuel Gregory and John Bowdon, Manchester, merchants.
March 24, 26, and April 19, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby and Chimeric, Gray's Inn.aquare ;
and Mr. Alticroft Phillips, Manchester.
William Charters and Peter 4:buten, illerthyr.TydvilL, Gla-
morgan, tea-dealers, March 26.'26, and April 19, at eleven, at the
Jemingham Arms, Shine], Salop. Solicitors Mr. Townsend,
Bilaton ; and Mr. Ruahbury, Carthusian.street,' Loudon.
Henry Ousey, Stayley Bridge, Ashton-under-line, Lancaster,
calsinet•tuaker, March 21, 29, and April 19, at two, at the
Bear Inn, Piccadilly, Manchester. Solicitors, /ileum. Elba,
Walmsley, and Gorton, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Robert
Stayley-Bridge.
Samuel Spafford, Manchester, common-brewer, and Collyhurst,
Lancashire, logwood.grinder, March 23, 24. and April 19, at nice,
at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington, Ore-
gory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row ; and Messrs. Claye and Thesop.
son, Manchester.
William Garth, Ballgrove, Coln, Lancashire, cotton-spinner,
Mach 23, at three. 24, at nine, and April 19, at three, at the
Zing's Head Inn, Colne. Solicitors, Mr. Tillotson, Colne ; std
Mr. Beverley, Garden.court, Temple.
David Tudor, Newport, Monmouth, ship-builder, March 23,
24, and Aprll 19, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Abergavenny, Mon-
mouth. Solicitors, Mr. John Williams, Red Lion.aquare and
Mr. Thomas Davis, Aberpvenn y.
John Greenwood. Little Gomersall, Bristall, York, carpenter,
March IS, at six, 19, and April 19, at eleven, at the Court House,
Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple ; and Mt.
laden, Leeds.
Benjamin Dove Collens, Bristol, hatter, March 17, 18, and April
19, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Solicitors,
Messrs. King and Lukin, Gray's Inn-square ; and Messrs. Cary
and Cross, Clare-street, Bristol.
Henry Jay, Kilburn, Middlesex, Farpenter, March 12, at vette",
MI, at eleven, and April 19, at nine. at the Bankrupts' Court.
Solicitors, Messrs. Saunders and Bailey, Clialotte.street, FiNintry-
ntuars.
DIVIDENDS.
March 29. Andrew Springweiller, Duke-street, West Smithfield,
tiabinet.maker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
March 29. William Stevens, Northumberland.street, Strand,
baker, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April B. William Berry, Alphington, Devonshire, tanner, at
twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
March 29. George Evani, Hastings, Sussex, jeweller, at twelve,
at the Bankrupts' Court.
March 19. John Lush and William Lush, High Holborn, dis-
tillers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.
March 12. John Curwen, Great East-cheap, tea.broker, at ten,
at the Bankrupts' Court.
March 30. Richard Mackenzie Bacon and Simon Wilkin,
Tavcr-
ham, Norfolk, paper-tuanufacturers, at four, at the Swan lon,
Norwich.
March 29. Robert Albion Cox. George Weston, James Furber,
and George Cox,!Little Britain, bankers, at ten, at the Bankrupts*
Court.
March 26. Elizabeth Clively, Woolwich, draper, at eleven, at
the Bankrtipts' Court.

.
March 22. John Robertson, Old Broad-street, merchant, at ten,
at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 3. George Bardwell, Norwich, linen.draper, at the Norfolk
Hotel, Norwich.
March 19. John George Barnard, Skinner-street, Snow-hill,
printer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 18. William Hyatt, Dorset-street, Afanchesttr.square,
upholsterer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 9. Michael Meek, Knaresbrough, Yorkshire, linen-nut-
chant, at ten, at Abbott's Hotel, Knareabrough.
March 30. John Hilt, Carlisle, mercer, at eleven, at the Crown
and Mitre Inn, Carlisle.
March 29. John Huntington, Skinner-street, Snow.hill, jew-
eller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 19. John Frost, sen. Bridlington-quay, Yorkshire, corn-
merchant, at eleven, at the George Hotel, Bridlington-quay.
CERTIFICATES--Malcn 29.
Anthony Craddock, Albany-road, Camberwell, carpenter-11T-
Bain Rowe, Plymouth, jeweller—George Anderson, Dalby-terrace,
City-road, and 31aiden-lane, City, warehouseman—George and.
Thomas Holgate, Burnley, Lancashire, bankers--John Palmer,
Co nmercial-road, Lambeth, tailor—Thomas Barmby, Chant-
common, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, clothier—John Hill, Carlisle,
merchant—Martin Arnsby, Staverton.row, Walworth-road, baker.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Henry Abbott and Francis Slaney.--John Hammond and Bon-
junin Scott.—Basil Steuart and Andrew Penton, Cheapside, book.
sellers.--Samuel White and Wm. Emblin, Bristol, linen-drapers.
—lames llogsfiesh and Henry Hog-flesh, Tottenham-court-road,
grocers.—Allan Robinson Bowes and Robert Stevenson, Gates-
head, Durham, linen-drapers.—Harriet Tomlinson Smith and
Charles Fox Smith. Blackman-street, Newington, haberdashers._
John James Purchase and Ephraim NVensley. Bath, grocers.,
Wm. Roberts, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, and Wnt.
Daventry, Nonhamptor.shire, mercers—Robert Paul and Samna.
Hart. Barlcston, Norfolk, patent wood-spring-makera.—cynne
3lorrall and Thos. Wright Watson, Liverpool, at,d Mechynlleth,
,liontgomcryshire.—Benjamin Healey and Jasper Robinson, Shef-
field, fender-caakers.—Rachel King and Charlotte Stopforth, Little
Queen-street, Holborn, school-mistresses.—J. J. Dovey and G.
Padmore, New Bond-street, linen-drapers.—Henry Joint Water
and Henry Self, Greenwich, corn-dealers—John irth and Win.
Kilner, Huddersfield. dealers in oil.—Samuel Beastall and Joseph
Harvey, Bulwell, Nottnighamshir, dealers in gimp.—Richard
Green, jun. and Chat. Green. Mary-la-bonne-street, haberdasher.
—Rater Charlton, Ralph Davison, and Thomas Charl:on, Blyth,
Northumberland, spirit-merchants.—Hugh Mulleneux, Edward
Lawrence, Thomas Harrison., and James Lawrence, Liverpool,
eonsmon-brewers, an far as regards Thomas Harrison.—John Eden
and John Dycr, Wotton-ur.deredge, Gloucestershire, solicitors.—
Hugh Roberts, John Lloyd, and .rotin Ihtsrles, Llanfrrrog, Den.
bighshire, tanner.—Richard Lowther and Richard Partridge Low.
their, Gerrard-street, Soho, gold lawmen.—Thomas Harlon, John
Thomas Swanwick, and John Rassano, Nottingham, bobbin-ma-
nufaeturcrs.—John Stubbs March and Wm. Partway Linscll, Lon-
don-road, Southwark, linen-drapers.—John Blinnouch, Join.
Richard Joseph Faure, and Zechariah Warren, Faversham, coal-
merchants.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

PETITIONS TO BE HEARD AT THE COVET, IN PORTUGAL-
TREET, LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS,
THIS DAY, AT NINE.

Griffin, A. Windsor-terrace, City-road, decorstivc-painter.
Jacobs, J. Rosemary-lane, pencil-maker.
Withers. W. B. Lambeth.hill, Doctors Commons, cabinct-msker.
Lewes, J. Narberth, Pembroke, attorney.
Morse, J. Little Tichtield.street, Oxfoid-market, saddler.
Bird. G. White-street, Borough, horse-dealer.
Odell. S. Rickmansworth, Hens, painter.
Davies, S. Sunbury, Itair.dresser,
Mopsey, T. N. Middleton-street, Spalields, boot-maker.
Brown, M. Turnham-green, carman.
Blackmore, J. Lipper 31mi-la-bonne-street, tailor.
Palmer, T. Ik•thual-green, pearlash manufacturer.
Platford, W. Unlon-stree, Kingaland-roatl, furrier.
Brighton, I'. W. Colchester, shopn.an.

-
DRIAD11:1. SlTlClDE.—Yesterday afternoon, at three
o'clock, no inquisition was taken at the Cri:keters, Orange-row.
Kennington, before R. J. Chambers, Esq. on the body of Mr.
John Paradise, aged 60 years, who cut his throat on Saturday last,
in a dreadful manner, with a razor. The deceased was not in good
circumstances ; and some time since his wife left him, which is.
supposed to have led to the commission of the rash act. Verdict,
Insanity.
Last week, a most melancholy accident happened at
Siainton, near 'l'ickHll. Two young men, who had been shooting
rabbits, on returning home, one of they, cot having discharged
his gIIU proposed a stone might be thrown up by his companion
to shoot at, when, unfortunately, the actuate of the plow were
lodged in the hack of the neck of the young man who threw up the
stone, and killed him on the spot. The deceased was the son of a
tespecable farmer of the name of Steel, of Staintou.—Lends ►fen,
ca•/.

IF

,4
1

f

Olt

-

Wit
'-os WE
a Quo
sod 1(

Loador
ogees
Ogee.
DAY

Coital
Wwc
Wodne
or the
Tea til
T 1 e
'astute