The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-01 00:00:00

PART:II.:RSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Elizabeth Stokes and Sarah Ward, Betibroughinn, Worcestershire,
schoolmistresses—Willlam Poole and Thomas Pyrke, Great Surter•stree,
ilnen-drapers and haberdashers—Thomas Davie and 'John Su,trer, Lei-
cester, hosiers—John Pearce and Thomas Eatedff, Bathwick, Somerset-
shire, librarians and booksellers.

The a►erage pried of Brown or Musco►ado Sugar, computed tem the
return. made In the week ending the sth lay of April, 11141, It
IL 9+. 9,1. per hundred weight, eicluttire of the duties of t'u+tom. pald
or payable thereon on the Importation thereof Into Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the returns received in the week endlag
Aprlt?2,
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Rye. I Beans. i Peas.
a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d.
GO 1 31 11 23 Id 38 7 37 3 3o 9

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, PatoAr, Aram 28.

Not any foreign arrival, but a few coaster% and from Ireland.
The Hrithh Tar, and the John and Mary, sailed from tirrra Leone for
M'orkington on the 214 of February.
The %Vevtbury, for lle:fatt, and the Flora, for Liverpool, called from
Sierra Leone on the 2d of March.

The Mary was to sail from ;ierra Leone far Liverpool on the Ith of
)larch; the Prince Regent was reedy for sea; the Sir William Waliace
wan loaded ; the Ross and the Fairfield were t..) sail for ntuut the
inid;:te of March; the Hope and the Barnett were about half :outer,.
The Kent, Cummins; and the Molly, Sinc,air, flow Liverpool, had
arrived at Cape Coast Castle.
. . . .

A large brig Is reported to be on shore near Moab/gar.
The Mersey. which sailed for Bordeaux on the 27th Instant, Is put bock,
with loss of fore-yard.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29.—Not s single foreign arrival this dart about II
sail of vessels from Ireland and coastwise.
Argo. 27.—Sailed the Pomona, Higbee, for New Orleans; and the
F,:irclo,igh, (or Bordeaux.
APRIL 29.—The Leeds, Stoddart, for New York ; Nan, Mitchell, for
New Orleans ; Charles Adams, —, for Philadelphia ; hladeirs Packet,
—; for St. litiOneet's ; Blucher, Blrket, for Newfoundland.

Dam., Aram N.—Arrived and remain, the Borneo, Ron, from
Sumatra; pa,sed through from the river, the Thomas, Wiraart. Pa
Jamaica; end the Rebecca, Scott, for Seville. Wind N.N.W. to N.W.
blowing strong.
PoalllloL re, APRIL 29.—Arrived the Starling cutter, from a cruise;
the Irryad, Swinburn, from Shields, fur Oporto; the Hope, Front, from
London; and the Amelia, Saunders, from Bristol; 'ailed the Joeo
Green transport, for Deptford; and the Scorpion cutter, on a muse.
Wired N.N.W.

FALMOUTH, Aran. 27.—AffIved the Sandwich packet from Lisbon;
the Trial, Jenkins, and the Lavinia, Forder, from London. Wind N.W.
Bakens r, Aran. 26.—The Antrim, Brown, from Glayrow to this pert.
struck on an anchor this morning, near Garaloyle, and Immediately filled.
Se.% ft so anuon, Aeon, 27.—The Militant, Garland, fur Shield+. broke
her wind:ass and slipped her anchor and chain cable In these Ituad,. 26th
11141. when blowing strong at N.N.E.
9/lORITIA3I, APRIL 2H.—The Thetis, Reynold., from Shields, In ran•
Ding for the harbour yesterday, carried away her fore topmast in a squ.ti: