The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-03 00:00:00

SUIPPING INTILLIGENCE.

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LIVSRPOOL, TM:It/OAT, Jess 1. •
Arrlvel lard night, the Carl, Nelson, from FifeMinstar* Cordell'Sop
with ditto.hia,
Molir, from Stralsund, with grain; Kleine Paul, Benke, from I,c-
Arrived this morning, the Endindon, from St. John's, N.R.
Arrived this evening, the Tagus, Salter, from Lisbon Ann, Sir, from
Sierra Leone; Fairfield, —, from Charleston.
Newfoundland ; Ann Df.Kensie, Kimble!, for I)emerara;
Salted the New York, Bennett, for New York;
Eborall, fur Lisbon; Flora, Sharp, for Sierra Lew.; Ana, Stadler ,pr,
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Boston. Penny, il
Nsrde khards, r‘,T.

FALLOUTS, MAT 31.—Arrived the Providence, Noye, from Carib&gees,
sailed April 26. Off the port, the Constitution, Wessherg, from Cette,
and the Maria, Zyistra, from Surinam. Sailed the Jam, Bennington,
for London —Variable light wind...
PLTMOUTII Mar3l.—Tbe Friends, Brown, from Melly, wee rdegnog
from quarantine this morning.
Poiret' OUTO, Jure' I.—Arrived the Sovereign, German. and the Boss, Hard, from London. Sailed the Brother., Murray, for 3lituniclU; sea the ibis,
1.-I."thle"Prince oE bA Simi;or _
Coburg, Frith, from Tobago, at
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If
Hero, Falitant, from Calais, and remain with the }trident, for St. per,
burgh. The rest of the homeward-boned have sailed for the Riwt.--
WineN.E.

11.tataara, it:vie I.—A small quantity more of cotton frost tits
Bruce, together with a few packages of tobacco, have been breagtu
since yesterday's advance. It was expected .be would, In all ratability,
go to pieces last night's tide.
RAPRG ATM, Jove I.—The Margaret, of Nunderland, got on the Geod.
win Sand yesterday, but floated with the tide, and proceeded to the West.
ward.

PARA, MARCH 31.—The smack Espadarte, Notre, from litaroshers,
was totally lost off Colores, 14th February: Part of the cargo and specie
saved.
PARI9I, MAT 30.—The Apollon, Donville, for Bourbon, put back tc
Nantes, Md Inst. with damage.
RorreanAss, MAT 29.—Tbe !Ado, Wackiln, from Cette for thh place.
Is on shore off Goree.

The Transit whaler has been condemned at Manille.
The Margaret, of Sunderland, got on the Goodwin Sands yesterdw,
doated off with the tide, and went to the westward.
A few package; of tobacco, and come more cotton, hare been lar.dtd
Margate, from the wreck of the Bryce, on the Longeand.

MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Ciirrriii.)
corrom.--The public sale at the India Holm FAIDA,
this 11111}13 r.lng, con Jr NI
noted
y.
of 100 sound Bengali, which sold 51. d. a 5.1 d. and 400 datedged Smits, telt
qnslity, slightly damaged, sold 4d. a 6;el. ; the whole sold uncommonly
high. The purchases by private contract, during the week, are estimated
at about 2,40 begs, conel.ting of 700 Fgypf lan 74d. a 7sl. • Suits at ell..
• Sid.; Hengelo, sd. a :Jed. At a late hour tu.day toll*
above sales of the week) 1,100 Egyptian sold at 70.
SUGAR.—The demand for Idinocovades has been checked by the Inge
public sates declared for next week, and the unexpected quantity brought
forward this morning; the holders yesterday appeared determined sellers.
and severe' parcels of Alustovedes were disposed of at a reductios d
fully is. per cwt. It has been confidently stated to-day, and from*.
authority, that the French Government will admit all Sugars at a raceme
Ing duty to the French plantations of about rho. per cwt. and that *bounty
In proportion on Itefiued exporte I will be allowed. This Is direely the
reverse of the legislation of this country, and would give math a blow to
trade as we have not yet experienced.
COFFEE.—The public Falco this week went off without heleknets, yet a
considerable proportion of the Coffee was disposed of, and at full prices,
SFICES.—nie Inquiries after Spices have not yet produced contracts
to any extent ; for Nutmegs of the last sate Id. per lb. advance has teen
offered.

TOBACCO.—There is a revival In the demand for Tobacco ; severe!,
parcels have been taken for export ; ordinary Maryland, and Vlnriniss
30. Maryland Scrubs 21d. a 3d. There are also inquiries by the traded
particularly for strips ; several offers have been made for parcels of Tel
bacco, but as yet they have not been accepted.
FRIAT.—A small parcel of very tine Muscatel! Raisins was offered'y
public sale on Wednesday, but all appeared to be taken In from 71. 10eto
81. 10e.; also a parcel of ordinary Valendae, a few lots of which are
sold at 40e. By private contract a considerable parcel of Denies la
baskets, and Vaientias, In boxes, bail been divided among the trade. lir
demand, however, is by no mesas lively, and the buyers purchase arty
sparingly, notwithstanding the extremely low prices.
INDIGO.—The demand for ibis article for exportation increases nod
above 300 chests of the late arrivals have been taken by private coofor4
at about the prices of the East India Company's April gale. Aeulatt
from India confirm the last crop at 125,000 mond., but prices dl not
give way, partly from the competition of buyers fur France, Amateasad
Persia, and partly from the scarcity of seed, %bleb bad data 10 percent.
the whole quantity being inadequate to produce an average crop thisleu,
should the season even be favourable.
TALLOW and HEMP.—Tallow is without alteration ; the nearest 091
to-day Mk. Bd. Hemp unvarled.
RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.—Tbe only purchases of eaV-
tent are 100 puncheons Jamaica, 30 to 34 over, at 34. a Is. W. part O
rial gallon ; a parcel of Leeward., 3 over, at le. Ild.; and 4 over, P•:1
Brandies are rather berry; the sale of Geneva at 2s. 3d. perm
gallon are considerable.

CORN-EXCHANOE, FRIDAY, Jcsts 2.
Our supplies this week consist of 4 AMU sacks Floor. 3300 quarter/
Wheat, 300 quarters Barley, and 12,300 quarters Oats. Although the
supply of Wheat has been so moderate this week, yet we had o very dull
trade to-day, and only the fine samples could be disposed of at Monday'',
prices. There was no variation in the currency of Barley, Beans, or
Peas. We had but few buyers of Oats this morning, as the dealers
generally refrain from purchasing till the foreign are liberated. which is
expected to take place on Monday next.
SMITHFIELD. FRIDAY, JcsTs 2.
The business done here this morning has been very Dearly on the same
terms as last market. For Beef there Is a tutertlits ffik delimit& slid Os
very choicest Scots go off at Ss. 4d. Mutton saltssib are but In rook-
rate supply ; the demand and prices math as on Monday. Considering
the great number of Calves, the Veal trade may be considered Lula; but
the best Calves only fetch Ss. Cd. In Fork no alteration.
To sink the offal,iper stone of Sibs.
Beef 4s 41.1 to So 4d Veal ...... at 2d to Ss ad
Mutton... ... 4s 2d to 4s 83 Pork -SsSito SO a
Lomb 4a Si to GI Od
HAY.Bf ARKE:T.
Od to' SOs Or Inferior 'et 04 to CO
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86s &ft° 92,1 Od 1 clover ...... 22s ffd to 112 e
Gin
Strew

Inferior .....

NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL—;By Two CAIRCAS2S.
8eef............ Rd to 45 ed 1 Veal ............ 3s 4d to 5,9 vl
Mutton . ..... . 3s 4d to 4s 4d P0rk............ 31 44 to 3t
Ud
Lamb

COAL MARKET. Ants S.
Ships at Market. ship. Said. Prior.
64 Newrawtie ...... 364
16 Sunderland . IS

BIRTS.
On the 26th ult. Mn,. Robert WinterH, of Clapham Common, Ora tan.
At Corfu, on the ISth ult. the lady of John Crawford, Egg. of All.
chlmentes, Secretary to the Senate of the United lonian Island+, asset
MARRIED.
On Tuesday hat, at Rockland Filleigb, in the county of Devon, tb.
Rev. Everard Lemprere, Rector of Meath, to Lucy Marla, kurili ditulbtr
of the late John Davy Foulkes, Esq. in the same county.
On Thursday, at St. Mary's Church, Bryanstone.square, James Rsaill*
ton Story, Esq. son of the late Rev. Joseph Story, of Bingtield. and Sail,-
conceit House, in the comity of Cavan, Ireland, to Surat Thorpe, Oil
child of Henry Weymouth, of Rryanstou-square, Esq.
On Thursday, at the New Church, St. Marylebone, by the Rev Dr.
Coglan, Captain George Proby 0, of the East India CouiranY's Seroice,loa
of the late Rev. W. Probyn, Rector of Perehore, Worcestershire,
Chancellor of St. David's, to Alicia, daighter of Sir Francis Workmaa
bleenarthten, of Roe Park, in the county of Derry, and late one of hit
Majesty's Judges of the Supreme Court fa Calcutta.
On h
lifunday lost, at St. John's Church, Main heeler, by the Rev •A.
Fielding, Mr. Wm. Bernbeld, of Howard-street, Strand, to Betsey, seco
daughter of Mr. John Rlchardson, of the former place.