The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

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St. James's Market 3s ail I Town T.dlow —4 Oi Mil 6d
Clare Market
Whitechapel Market So 34 I White ditto .... ----. Al Od
Per Stone of lills. —-- Soap ditto .. —, 0.1 Sls Cd
"I lld ( Meliiiii Staff-43a Od Ifs 04
Average Priee 34 .4 Ditto rough 27s osl
Graves . . .. 101 Cd
Good Drees..." ..... We Ora
Yellow Soap, -4 a 7Sa--Mottle I, 811.--Curel, th.
Candles, per dozen, :pc 64.—M0n1.1., II• id.

COAL-MARKET, Area. lii.
Ships at Muket. Sold. Price.
62 ..Neweistle 4Ol 451 01. a 52. di
5 ..Sunder'aad . .. ♦ 42. 04. a 471 04

INtt: LI lULNCE.

Forrsmourr, arait. 9.

Nothing arrived or sailed this day. Theout-
ward-bound West India Fleet remain at St. He-
lea's, waiting a fair wind.—Wind S.W.
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On Easter Thursday last, Ten of the Society of
Surrey Youths, rang a complete peal of gran►sire
cators, composed of 5,111 changea, and was
brought round in three hours and thirty minutes,
upon the fine and musical 'peal of ten bells, at St.
Magnius Church, the foot of London Bridge, by
the following Artists, Tit.
Mr. George Harris-r-Treigo. Mr. John Davis . . 6
°triumpher Hunt . 2 Thomas Clarke . 7
Thomas Oclf,.rd . S John Palmer . . 111
Joules Ladleg . . • Robert Muggritlge 9
Daniel Wadi% . . 5 Thos. Mschr..l—Tenor.
N. B. The peal was conduaed by Mr. Mug-
gridge.
On Monday last, George Allen, rowoilled at the
Stafford Assizes, of the wilful murder of three of
his children, at Upper Mayfield, on the 12th of
January, underwent the awful punishment so justly
annexed to the horrid crime of murder ! He
appeared sensible of his dreadful situation, and
earnestly entreated the speaators fo take warning
by his fate.
Wednesday last, some farms, belonging to the
Marquis of LOTHIAN. in the neighbourhood of
Mechanic, Scotland, were let by public roup ; the
extent was about 400 acres, and brought 1001.
more than the last let, which were not old leases ;
some of the farms brought 61. 10s. and the average
were above 51. per Scots ace.
An Account laid before the House of Commons,
state' the quantity of all sheep's wool imported into
Great Britain, from the British plantations in
America, in the year ending the sth of January,
1607 ; from Nova Scotia into England, none;
into Scotland. S cwt. 1 quarter, and 241 b.
Lately died, aged SI, Mr. JOHN %V Aitattiorms.
mom 'bars a whitetail's in Ironmongers'-street,
in Stamford. He had aispesed considerable pro-
perty, which he has by his will ordered to be dis-
tributed in the following manner : —lllOOl. three
per cent annuities to the poor in three callises, 1001.
to the blue-coat school, and 301. for the repair of
St. Michael's church, all in Stamford. To his
sister, who is blind, and in a workhouse at Bath, he
has bequeathed 1001 ; and annuities of $Ol. a year
to each of two brothers, to whom be scarcely ever
gave sixpence in his life-time, althoagh one was in
an alms-house at [Addingtoti, in Rutland, and the
other in a workhouse in Stamford ; and notwith-
randing they are both old men, each beiag neatly
SO years of age, the testator has srecially provided,
that if either of them reveries, the arousty shall no
longer be paid to him.. In the event of their
deaths, the 1601. a year devolves, in equal propor-
tions, to five parishes; viz. Uffi Igton, Tatlington,
and Market Deeping, in Lincolnshire, and Kennet
and Empingham. in Rutland. for the benefit of
ten of the oldest widows ; and in case there shall not
be so many, then to the ten oldest maidens in each
parish. Seemingly apprehensive that posterity
might not duly appreciate his ebirit4le irpositios,
some time before his death.he boos'it a marble mo-
nument for lair e.elf. and, having caused his embryo
munificence to be s athlasoned upon it, daily feasted
upon the conj•aitral manna of what men would say
at him, who slrAild hereafter read of his extensive
bounty I

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Ditto at Sigbt 38
RolleOlase II 9 fD.
Haatburelt 34 10 4IU.
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Paris 1 day's date 24 10
Deno 24 14 2 U.
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Ditto 34i effect.
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Legit .rn 49;
Ger:4 .44

hi EETINGS OF CIREOITOII2 AT 11010._
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Tt nmas F m mete, Bon Garieres, Feckleam,llllll.B; 1888
ket gardener . • . • . y
William Tray nnrjerieytwertet, Jesiestss Oiler s
Georges Smalley, Chandler-street, Iliamaillleyismes
ymerr • • 111
John Claughtun, Lore-lane. Rotherbillte. eh`. lis
John Hill, Rotharhithe, Surrey, merchant . $
Gins Gregory, late of Coseptoonereas, Ash% dome
rummer .

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