The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-30 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGE, Auo.
We had a good supply of all sorts of Grain le
quantity fresh in thli morning was inconsiderable,
Spring Corn. The new nmples of Wheat coming
condition, sold heavily this morning at a reduction c
quarter on the currency of last Monday, but fine
looked after, and fully maintained last week's trices
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a little inquiry after Granary samples, whic • -
higher prices. What little fine Barley was at n
as new, was taken off freely at quoted prices.
extremely d.tll on Friday, but there was wen
much the same rates as last week. Beans and. Pane
the same terms ss last Monday. Rapeseed scarce,
dearer. Linseed steady at last Monday's prices.

WHEAT.
Bent and Essex (red) 6:13 to 68a
Ditto New . 65s to 70.
Do. (white) . 603 to 7Ge
Ditto, New . 70s to 75s
Suffolk (red) 60. to 68s,
Ditto New . 653 to 68s
Ditto (white) . 603 to 75s
Ditto New -70 s to 74s
Norfolk and Lincoln.
shire (red) 584 to 63s
Irish 50s to 54s
RYE - . 321 to 34s
Ditto New . 44ss to 36s

Hog
Maple
white
Boilers

Essex
Ditto (brown)
Suffolk & NO
Ditto, brown
English
Foreign-
English
Foreign
English (per
Foreign
EnglishW'
Foreign
Ri

BARLEY.
Malting - 403 to 43s
Ditto New . 48s to 31:111
Urinding . Ws to 38s

OATS.
Feed, Essex & Kent 23s to 27s
Lincolnshire 23s to 21M
Yorkshire 23s to 211 s
Irish white 23s to 26s
Ditto black 24s to 27s
Poland, Lincolnshire 26s to 3.4

Yorkshire -26 s to 31s
Potato, Lincolnshire 28a to 328
Yorkshire 28a to 328
Scotch - 291 to 34$
Irish -2.1 s to 28s
42s to 48s
—$ to —a
42. to 52s
—s to —s

HEANS.

Ticks, new
Ditto, old
Pigeon
Ditto, old

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CORN EXCHANOR, Am). 29.
We had a good supply of all sorts of Grain last week, bet the f
quantity fresh in thli morning was inconsiderable, particularly 0.. ,
Spring Corn. The new samples of Wheat coming in a cold dam
contlitioti, sold heavily this morning at a reduction of 3s. to 4i. ..'
lcarter on the currency of last 11Iontlay, but fine old were taro;
ooked after, and fully maintained last week's prices, and there wu-
aa little inquiry after Granary samples, which were held at rues;
higher prices. What little fine Barley wee at market, old u woe
as new, was taken off freely at quoted prices. The Oat mule ins
extremely doll on Fri.d , but there was some demand to.day, at
much the same rates as last week. Beans and Pease sold on much
the sante terms as last Monday. Rapeseed scarce, and 11. per IA3, i
dearer. Linseed steady at last Monday's prices.
WHEAT. PEASE.
Bent and Essex (red) Ms to Mk Hog - 3811 to 4 ]
Ditto New . 65s to 70s Maple • - 44, to 46,01
Do. (white) . tiOs to 76s White . 3111 to 42s
Ditto, New • 704 to 75s Boilers -48 s to set . a
Suffolk (red) 60s to this •- MAL r. w
Ditto New . 65s to 68s Essex to yu . p
Ditto (white) . 60a to 75* Ditto (brown) . 606 to
Ditto New . 70s to 74s Suffolk & Norfolk Ws to 74, P
Norfolk and Lincoln. Ditto, brown - ate to 60,
shire (red) 534 to 63s BRANX.
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Irish . 50s to 54s English - 941 to 3ts r
RYE - . 311 to 34s Foreign- - 241 to 30.
Ditto New . 44s to 36. LINSEED.
BARLEY. English . es to 44
Malting - des to 43a Foreign . 334 to sot
Ditto New . 43s to 30. ntstessen.
Grinding . 366 to 38s English (per qr.) 40s to th
OATS. Foreign - 40. to 42s is
Feed, Essex & Kent 234 to 27s ' TARES. SI
Lincolnshire 23s to 211. EnglishWin.(pr qr.) 40s to Vs t.
Yorkshire 23s to 28a Foreign -24 s to 44 P
Irish white 23s to 26s SEEDS.
Ditto black 24. to 27s Rapeseed (per last) 261 to 281 .5
Poland, Lincolnshire 26s to 31s 31ustardsced (brown)
Yorkshire . 26s to 31s per bushel . 11l to he
,d'e• Potato, Lincolnshire 2114 to 324 Ditto, white . 161 to 181
Yorkshire 28a to 32s Clover, red (per cwt.) 601 to 701
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Scotch . 211 s to 34s Ditto, white . 451 to 41
Irish - 2.1* to 28s Trefoil . 201 to 2'/ iti
BEANS. Coriander . to to toi
Ticks, new - 421 to als Carraway 341 to 3g
Ditto, old . -a to -a OIL Caere. Pi
Pigeon . 42. to .12. Rapeseed (per ton) $4l to I! Vti
Ditto, old - -s to -s Linseed (ditto) ell to st
GUILDFORD, AUGUST 27. fo
Wheat per L 131 Os to 181 lOs I Rye . 21 Os to 21 8s of
New ditto . 151 His to 211 Os Barley . 21 lit to 21 .ti rk
Oats per qr. 11 63 to 11 13s Beans - 21 Gs to 21 12s I'°s
Old ditto - 01 0. to 01 Os Grey Pease 21 6, to 21 1:s
HERTFORD, AUGUST cc 27. in
Wheat, per load of Beans, per load 211, to Sys to
five bushels . 441 to 52s Peas - - 22. to Ph Te
New . . -s to --a Rye - . -s to --a
Barley, per qr. . 34s to Tares - -50 s to ses • Ili
PRICE Of FLOUR. ZA
Town Made, per sack 61b61bto 65s Norfolk and Stockton 45s to D acs fit
Seconds -55 s to 60s Bran, per qr. , 9s to lis /y
Essex and Suffolk, on Pollard, Fine . It, to '2h to
board ship - 60. to 53s
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PRICE OF BREAD. wl
The highest price of Dread in the Metropolis is 104 d. for the ,
41b. Loaf. There are Bakers who sell from id. to 24d. below that ,
rate. in
SMITHFIELD, Ago. 29. en.tb.
IVe have a brisk market this morning for Beef, whichhold so
readily at ss. 2d. per stono fur the best Scots Runts, and Devon', stu
beteg an advance of 23. on the terms of last 3londay. The car-
cass butchers we observed also purchased very freely those of art
middling quality, so that few will remain unsold. Mutton keeps to
at ss. 2d. the highest, with a plenty at market,
,and a pod 4t.. 3111
mard ; Lamb also is stationary in price. There is an improve. in
merit in the Veal trade of 2d. per stone, with a ready sale. wo
-Pork coming into season, is also somewhat advanced here; art
at the Dairy-fed Market this morning at Barnet 6s. was very freely th
given. Po
Beef - 4s Od to 5s 2d Veal . 3s Od to 64 80 • pe
I Mutton . 4s Od to 3s 2d Potk - 4s Od to Gs (1
Lamb 4s ed to 5s 44
HEAD OF CATTLE TUIS DAY: ni
Beasts, 2,620 I Sheep, 22,630 I Calves, 236 I Plgt, le tit
HAY-MARKET. i
Hay (Old) . Si es Od to 51 101 04
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Interior - . 41 Os Od to 41 17s 6d
Clover . . SI 10s Od to 61 Ith 1)d
Ditto (Inferior) . 41 54 Od to 31 lia Od Pt
Straw - . 21 Os Od to 21 131 ad bli
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL-(By the Carcass) aden
Beef . 3s 04 to 4s Od I Veal . 3s 4d to 31 01 Pt
'Mutton . 34 441 to •ds 6d 1 Pork . as 4d to Cs SI nu
Lamb ts Od to 5s eel At
PRICE OF POTATOES, AUG. 29. At
New Potatoes, Ware . 01 4s Od to 01 Os Od per Cwt. cal
Middlings - - 01 34 Od to 01 4s Od ditto pr.
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. 4.1
ST. JAmEs's. WHITCCRAPEL.
Hay - BisOd to 100 s Od Hay -70 s Od to 1004 ft
Ditto (New) 90s Od to 101 is Od Inferior . -s Od to --4 14
Clover -38 a Od to 133 s 04 Clover . 804 04 to 135 s 04 Jo
Straw - 396 Ott to 516 Od I Straw . 40s Od to 46s 04 TI
PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Aro. 29.
POLEETS. BAC.S. Fr
Rea - 14/ Os to 171 Os Kent . 141 Os to 161 VI
Sussex - 131 les to 151 10. Sussex - 131 Os to 141 let i Jo
Essex - 131 13s to 161 Os Essex - 131 lOs to 111 le
Farnham, fine 161 Os to 201 Os-Seconds 161 Os to lel Us
PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of iiih. Cc
Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melton), 2s Md wi
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. ha
Town Tallow . 42s 6th I
Yellow Soap . 721 01 of
Yellow Russia . 39s Od Mottled -
034 li : do
White ditto - 33* fid Curd -114 s Ot - en
Soap ditto . -s 04 I Graves . 21.11 0.1 Pe
ale
Melting Stuff . 311 Od Good Dregs . Is 01
to
Rough Ditto -20 s Od
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PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Store Candles in the retail shops is its foil:ors: Cs
Candles, per dozen - . 6s CAI to is lei
Moulds - . . . 9. ed of
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RAW HIDES. tai
Best Heifers and Steen, I Ordinary . Os sa to 2s 84 H2l
per stone -3s 2d to 3s 4d Market Calf (each) . es 04 -.
eitddlings - 2s lud to 3s acl
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PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides . . . 204 to 211
Common ditto - - - - led to led au
Crop Hides, 35 to 381b6. . - - 164 to 174 ,
Ditto 40 to 451bs. - . - /ha to ?id i
Ditto 45 to 501bs. . . . no to roa
Calf Skins 35 to 401bs. . . . 184 to 37d 3
Ditto 45 to 551bs. . . . 264 to 391 1
Ditto 55 to 73lbs. - . -23 d to filed ,-
Small Seal Skins . - - . 1744 to 1844 1
Tanned Horse Hides . . . 1341 so 154 4
Spanish ditto - - . . . 14d to 131 ' 1
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COAL MARKET, AUG. 29. 1
Ships at Markel. Ship, Sall Print. i
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11 Newcastle . - 9 - . 33s Od to 395 Gd • • eel
Ai Sunderland - . . . 32s Od to 401 il
3 Small Coals . - S . . 20s 6d to 22. e 4
1 Scotch Coal . . 1 . -41 s Od to -s N ' .TI
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BIRTHS. .
On the llth inst. at Wicklow. of a son, the lady of Major 13o.• ...-
delay. Superintendent General of Barracks.
In Portman-square, the lady of C. 0. Bowles, Esq. of a we.
At Clapham, on the 26th Mat. the lady of Thomas Hockey, Eli' J
of a son. Fit
On the 2Gth inst. at his house In Somers-street, the tell of 0 Fo
H. R. Reynolds,•jun. Esq. of a daughter.
On the 28th inst. the lady of Dr. Billing, Bedford-plow, Of s
daughter. •
MARRIED. •
On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Aura' °re
Pocock, Esq. second son of Sir George Pocock, Bart., to Jun
Catherine Coventry, second daughter of the late Lion. Thomas W.
Coventry. . 4
At Gloucester-place, on the 22d iast. the Rev. John CAM
Rector of Radcliffe, Buckinghamshire, to Charlotte Soetil'
youngest daughter of the late Major-General Dewar. 4;
(hi the 27th mat., at Stoke Church, near Guildford. the . t
,Merton %Vichy, of erton College, Oxford, to Emily, sleore•
daughter of James Mangles, Esq. of Woodbridge Cottage. ~.. t
The Rev. John Grinswood, M.A. of Little Beaty. to )n'
Lucock, only daughter of Win. Lucock, Esq. of Grandisbureb• ' gal
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Leamington, the Rev. Thome Ise
Heathcote Tragitt, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi College, . 4), '' WS
ford, to Louise, daughter of H. Lane, Esq. of Bed worth, I"' 111
wickshire. LINO .._...
DIED. s
On Thursday lust. Ann Renwick, wife of W. H. Renwick, sur•
geon, of Diu, Norfolk.
On the 24th inst. at Southampton, George Redmond Mohican.''
Aston Lodge, in the county of Derby, Esq. formerly Secretw_Lw
the Right Honourable Sir John llolase Warren, COMlnapw" al
in-Chiel of his Majesty's ships on the American and West lode \WI
stations.
On the 14th inst. at Bothwell Mount Cottage, near Gieg°'' oft.
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Capt. Lewis Campbell, R.N. ten
At Englefield-green, on the 21st inst. after a few homelike,.
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Timble Torin, the youngest son of Richard Torin,Esq. „a cot
On Friday se'nnight, at Sheerness the Rev. J. Fenton. t" P: '1
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lain of the Dock-yard ;he had juat left the garrison in eotels°' ey
with Mrs. Fearon, in a gig, and expired in a lit of apoplesr•
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