The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-21 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Scorpion, Ripon, from
London for Valparaiso—Sailed the Duke of Kent packct, for
bon, and the Goldfinch packet, for the islands.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 18.—Arrived off the Port, the Madison,
Atkins, from Matanzas in 30 days, for St. Petersburg h; Philadel.
phis; —from Philadelphia; Jupiter, —, from Maranzis; Man-
gles, Cogill. from New South Wales, and larded passengers.—
Sailed the Canning, Hutdhinson, for Valparaiso.
COWES, JUNE 19.—Arrived the Post Captain, Tracey. from
New York; and Allies, Cunningham, from Havana. Off' the
Wight, the Hon. Company's ship Astell, from Bengal.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19.—Arrived his 31ajtrits's ships Haile:
gain, Pandora, Brazen, and Wellington, from a crui.e. Sailed
his Majesty's ship Carnation, for Plymouth ; Industry-cutter, on
a cruise; Maria transport. for Deptford; and the Mary Ann,
O'Brien, for Maclean and Bengal.
DEAL, Jung 19.—Arrived yesterday and remain the Garland
Grove, Pengtlly, front Jamaica; and Hope, Pqttison, from
Shields, for Genoa. Arrived from the River and remain the
Ellen, Camper, for the Isle of France , the Renewal, Cromartir,
to Barbadoes ; and the Albion, Robertson, fur Quebec.
GRAVESEND, JUNE 19.—Arrived the.)Margaret, Bonny, from
Lisbon ; Fortune, Sharp, from blibraltu ; Harmony, Voss, from
Donnie Ellenora, &atria', from ditto ; Adington, Jensen,
from Norway f Rose, Robertson, from ditto; Boston, Wilson,
from Dant= Hind. Addy, from Lubeck; Union, Diane, from
Petersburgh. Sailed the Caesar, Watt, fur Madeira ; Viscounte‘s
Doune, Arnold, from Hambargh ; Tamarlane Bristowe, front
Genoa ; Donald, Johnson, for Richebucto ; Martinique, Begg,
for Grenada ; Naples Padket; Wilson, tor Naples; Juao, Lund.
guist, for Gotienburgli; Jason, Seals, for Hatriburgh ; Atalanta,
Pennon, for Elsioor.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE la —Attired yesterday the Virgin, Sloane,
front Virginia—sailed the 17th of May; Euphrates, S;.roaque,
from New York; Dalmarnnck, —, and Cadmus, Snowden, tram
Alexandria—Also to-day, the lie Witt Clinton. Barrow, from
New York. The Arruata, from Virginia, was off Ilolyhcad yea. I
terday.
GIBRALTAR, MAY 30.—Mr. Absolem, Master of the Neptune,
arrived from %ante, states, that he spoke an Algerine squadron,
with troops, on the 3d inst. off Alicato, consisting of five frigates,
two brip, and two schooners, bound to the Archepalego, which
demanded the Mediterranean pass.

The Phoenix, White, of London, was condemned at Sydney,
New South Wales, 24th January, ss unseaworthy.
A Columbian schooner ands brirwas cruising oft Cape de Batt,
three days since. The Nineedor, Colombian brig of war, the Ge.
ncral Santander and Aquilita privateers, sailed from hence the
25th ult.
The Admiral Cockburn. Coding, from London for Van Die_
man's Land, was spoken with on the 14th December, in long. 15.
East.
The Zemecaw, Boning, sailed• from Curacoa lit Pinch, for
Amsterdam,. and has not since been heard of.

POLICE. '

QUEEN—SQUA RE.
Cffaltale 07 Bosse St eat's; o.—Yesterday Riehor4 Barnett
and lasses JoUy Isere brought up in custody, charged with stealing
a bay puss.thaprorei:ty of Mr. Farmer Floyd, at Cherry Orchard
Farm, near Bromley, in Kent.
Joseph Pouter, of No. 20, Dartmouth-street, Westminster, bre.
ker and dealer, stated that he was at Chelmsford fair on the 12th of
May last, and called upon Mr. IVirker, whom he asked if he had
anything in the hackney coach iVtiV that would suit, to which Mr.
Wicker observed he had two or three horses he considered witness
might purchase. He accordingly went to his stables at Chelms-
ford; a purchase was made of two horses, and witness gave his
chaise, harness, and 151. to boot, for them. In a day or two after
he returned to town, and sold the snare to Mr. Targatt for
Ibl. 17s. 6d.
Mr. Thotnis-Wicker, of Chelmsford, in Esser, keeps a clothes
shop and deals in horses and gigs ; was at Romford market the lat-
ter end of April last, about a fortnight before Chelmsford fair; he
had a stallion horse for sale. While in the market he observed a
butcher riding up and down the market a bay mare. M'itress
asked whose property it was, when the prisoner Bartlett said it be.
longed to him, and wanted la for it. Witness told hint he had a
horse.in the stable. and would have no objection to make an ex-
change, which was finally agreed upon, giving the prisoner 30s.
Witness had bought the stare for a gentleman at Chelmsford, who
not liking the animal, he afterwards Fold it to Pouter at Chelan.'
ford fair.
Bartlott said, he was servant to Jolly, the other prisoner at the
time he bought the mare in question with other horse.; they were
both in company; it was on the 23d of April, when they observed
three men riding three horses over a hill, near Sawliridgworth ; he
trade the remark to Jolly, these will suit us, and he purchased the
animals for 241. ; a Mr. King, of houton' near Epping, was present
at the time ; Jolly paid 201., and he the four sovereigns.
Jolly admitted being present at the transaction; it was a partner.
ship concern between them ; but he had aufrered by it, having
never received a farthing of his money back ; for on Bartlett di..
posing of the animals again, he had converted the amount to his
own use.

Lee, a constable of lAmben-street, said, on Sunday last he, ac-
companied by Bartlett and Mr. Wicker, had gone to the residence
of Mr. King, at houtom who denied all knowledge of the circum-
stance, and was most willing to come forward, if rcquire.l.
Bartlett was positive that Mr. King was present when the horses
were purchased.
The Magistrate said it was requisite that both the prisoners
should see Mr. Kibg, and remanded the awe.
Bartlett was ordered to be detained in custody until the next ex.
amination t and bail being uttered for Jolly, it was accepted. In
the mean time information was to be given to Mr. King, that he
might attend.

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE. Jutrz 20.
Walleye hal a tolerable supply of Wheat since this day week,
with an extensive arrival of Flour. The !dealing trade has been
extremely dull all through the morning, and the tew Sales effected
are at a reduction of 2s. per quarter on Sne samples, whilst inferior
are quite unsaleable. Prices of :halting Barley are nearly no.
mind, but there was a fair demand for middling qualities for
grinding, which reached our top quotations. The supply of Oats
has been extensive, and today we bad but few buyers and prices
rather gave way. Good dry Beans sold on much the sonic terms as
last 3looday; but both grey and white Pease were scarce and Is. to
Se. per quarter dearer. We have not to note any variation In prices
of Rapeseed or Linseed. We have had extensive arrivals of Foreign
Grain, principally Wheat, for which not any buyers an be found.
WHEAT. RIAL f.
Rent and Essex (red) 60a to 720 Dtsex Ns to 182 s
Do. (white) -60 s to 76s Ditto, brown -46 s to 62.
Suffolk (red) 60s to 70s Suffolk & Norfolk 60s to 62s
Ditto (white) -60 s to 75s Ditto, brown -44 is to 62a
Norfolk and Lincoln- BRANK.
Shire (red) 60s-to 68s English . 24s to 211.
Irish 64. to 60s Foreign - 24$ to 28.
RTE • -32 s to 36s LINSEED.
BARLEY. English 425 to 46s
Malting -34 s to 38s Foreign -32 s to Us
Grinding -30 s to 365 OEMPSEED.
OATS. English (per qr.) 408 to es
Feed, Essex & Kent 22s to 24s Foreign -40 a to 42[
Lincolnshire 22. to 25s TARES.
Yorkshire 22s to 25s English (per qr.) 28s to Sts
Irish white 21s to 23s Ditto, new - 365 to 4015
Ditto blsct Vs to 24s Foreign -20 a to 24s
Poland. Lincolnshire 245 to 274 Masco, new - 263 to 211 a
Yorkshire - 254 to 27. SENDS.
Potato. Lincolnshire 26s to 29. Rapeseed (per last) 241 to 261
Yorkshire 26s to 29s 3lustardseedlbrown)
Scotch . 27s to 305 per bushel - 121 to 131
Irish Vs to 25. Ditto, white . 91 to 111
BEANS. Clover, red (per cwt.) 401 to flOl
36s to 40s Ditto. white - 401 to 60l
49. to 505 Trefoil 201 to 261
40s to 465 Coriander • - 81 to 101
43. to 54a Carraway 361 to 401
OIL CAKES.
Rapeseed (per ton) 411 to 0/
Livatl (ditto) 60 to 01

Ticks, new
Ditto, old
Pigeon
Ditto, old

Pt.ts.

Hog ____ *
to 38s
.
Maple . . 383 to OR
Whits . 3& to 403
Boilers - 413 to 4fin

.

GU11.1)F01
Wheat per 1. 151 Oa to 21/ Os
Old ditto - U 1 Os to 01 Os
Oats per qr. 11 4s to 11 14s
Old ditto . 01 Os to 01 Os

D, JUNE lE.
Rye -
Barley -
Beans -

01 Os to 01 to
Li I's to 21 Is
21 Os to 21 as
Grey Peas - 21 Os to 21 44
'RD, JUNE 18.

Wheat, per load of
five bushels -
New -
Barley, per