The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-19 00:00:00

MARIAM

[From the London Array Price Cirwert.j
TENS/PAY, APRIL (5.
COTTON.—Our market was again dull last week, the sale. artaantlay
to only 1'260 bales; exporters having been the principal buyers, at a
ding reduction in the pricy of India de,crlptioos; the Pernams were famed
off at fd. per Ib redaction, having ben previously offered at a Caters-
house sale. The sales are a. fo.low —3bo Surat, Ofd . a ; 450 Hengelo
did. a 5A.; ISO Pernams lOd. ; 100 Bowed,. 7d. a 7dd.; JO New °Mesas
std. In bond ; and 100 Egyptian 7d. duty paid.
SVGAR.—The sugar market towards the close of last week became as
exceedingly heavy that salms of the liar brows; 'boat AL could sat t.e
effected; the good and line were without variation la price, Mu then was
no business doing. The Sugar market has been In a Mak of coondets
• stagnation to-day. the trade waiting the event of the public sak. The de.
liveries of Sugar exceed the correeponding week of lest year by lIIRLIV
*9OO casks i the stock Is now about SAO cask 4 it, than at the same period
In 16.2.5. The public sale to-day consisted 0(244 hits. 41 tierces, lIS bar.
eels, the tint lots new Grum& of good quality, the rerosiad:r old St.
.Mitt's: the atoll, sold freely 111, a 6.5.., forty supporting the market
prices. The purchases by private contract are estimated not to exceed
4,000 casks ; alteration In the price of Muscovades can be stated, no
Relined market give way fairy Is. per cwt. ootwithstandlng the small
stock; brown lumps 77Y. and 77a. 6d. ; the One lump- were (newel lower
In proportion. Molasses were I:6s. &I. In Reined goods th-re war little
variation this morning ; lumps are scarce ; he wholesale grocers are Fur.
chasing patent goods rather freely for home consumption. Mohan. 261.
By public sale on Friday Bengal and Slam Sugars went off Is. a 2.. lower.
By pnbllc sale to-day sO9 bag. One wnite Bengal Smear., all taken Is at
31s. 6d. •no offers whatever were mark. By public ,ale to day 2,00 pun-
cheons ;sod Grenada Molasses taken at 245. ; inferior St, Kitt's 211.6 d.;
no offers were made.

FRCIT.—On Wednesday an attempt was mad* to sell by public elf.t
about 10,380 packages Turkey Fig-, pulled acd eat, for which scarcely au
offer wax made ; the whole appeared to be bought In at very low prices.
Also 100 barrels Black and about 400 barrels Red Smyrna Raisins, which
were also bou9st In. The Fruit market continues in a very languid state.
and the attempts made to force it off by public auction, in is present
state, is certain to throw a still greater damp on it, by exposing the large
stock on hand and not gelling. One or two small parcels of Currants bare
been sold this week privately.
INDIGO.—The sale of East India Coffee, consisting of 4,914 chests
commenced On the 11th Inst. and finished on Thursday last: it contained
but few chests of even goad shipping quadri... In this sale out above
790 chests were actually sold, the importers being mostly thterminell not
to submit to the ruinous prices obtuinable far the milted ➢engal, the Mss
dras, and the Oode, of which qualities this sale principally consisted.
The few unmixed shipping lots fetched nearly last sales prices; the ether
descriptions went generally from is. a 2s. 6d. per lb under last sale, or at
a depreciation of 30 a 50 per cent. on the forintr gale lo October lad.
Since the East India sale scarcely any business has been reported. By
public sale to-day H.* serene Guitemala Indigo nearly all ta►en In; 47
serous Guatemala and Carlucci, St. a lit. 9d. mostly sold.
LIME JUICE.—By public sale to-day, 11 puncheons, no buyers.
SPICES.—The prices of Spices ate entirely nominal. Half beery Pep-
per 4d., but there are no buyers.
RUM, BRANDY, and FIifILLANDS.—The Rom market continues it a
very depressed suite ; the inquiries we lately noticed fir export have sat.
aided. The deliverie. from the warehouses last week are about 600 cask-.
of which about a half was fur shipping ; proof Leeward. Is. trd. a Is. RI.
old gallon. Brandy la also very heavy, I ld. the best made per old
measure. Geneva Is. lid.

TURPENTINE.—Tbe late arrivals of Rough Turpentine are not yet
sold. The market is very teary.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—There it rather more demand fir
Tallow; one extensive buyer yesterday took all the parcels Deeds' s;
31s.,Gd. ' • the price Is So-day 325. buyers. Hemp 421. Tbe prices of liar
are the last realised prices.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The market Is exceedingly heavy ; theprlres
nearly nominaL
SALTPETRE.—Ry public Pale thin festoon, 174727 bags Saltpetre.
refraction to be allowed, 20.. Gd. ; takes it% no bidding*.
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BUITHS.
At 'Brighton, on tbe 11116. 11fre..1. G. beeltitert, of a son.
On the Lith instant, et Teseirettb, Staifiadtablre, the Lady of F. ICJ.
lington, Esq. of a son and heir.
On the 11th inst. in Winspoleotreet, die lady of 'Alta Currie. Esq. 01
IL SOU.

MARRIED.
At Thrall, In Saagerdablnt, on the lath inst. Mk. Constable, eldest
daughter of the late Sir Thomas Coindable, Lan. to C,gtaia Chichester.
of the Goth, or Duke of York's Own Ride Regiment. The bride was giro
away by the Right Hon. Lord Clidurd. and, after a splendid dejeune a la
fourchette, the happy eottple left Ti,htl is *dr tracelllog Clll/101 and
four, for Malvern, in Woreestemhire.
At the parish Church of Cheadle, Chtstire, Mr. Oeorre Peet. of t"
drat of Peel, %Williams, and Peel, Chester. to Nisi France. moo Choi
man, only daughter of Janes Chapman, Esti. of Iltookilehl-Morse, near
Cheadle.
On the lath Inst. at St. Bride's, London, Mr. Robert Rowe, to
Jane Damson, of Ifighbury-place. Is iogton.

DIED.
On the 15th last. Thomas Treble, Esq. of Knurl Hill, near Maiden.
bead, Berks.
On the 13th Inst. at 'Burnham .green, Thomas Stephenson, F..q. of De.
vunshire-street, Queen-square.
On the 13th instant, at his house, Peotou-stftet, Pentoneille, bfr.l oof.
RedB
O Inn Se6llh4thyeianrs,t
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,4 Islington,oofn l in
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1,7,9110y:7ra, Mrs.
Misspelt,
Rpoebneeoesonaibterwluedy
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His death was oreasloued by eating too many eggs.
On the 15th Inst. at her father's liotv. e, in Beaninont_greet. Katherine,
second daughter of Sir Robert Alexander, Bart. aged 18 years.
At the house of his son-in-law, Sir. Weller, of the Cheltenham Literary
Saloon, In the lifith year of his age. Mr. John .Southerden, late of Rye, in
sursee. It is einguter that 51r. Southerden't eldest* son,
wbo bad been
abroad nearly 25 .years, anti had not during that period Web nun mute'
of his family, errieed iu Cheiteubarn but two bolus after the derma of
his lamented father.
At Cartbagena, on his way to Bogota, In the service of the Colom'Jits
Republic, Colonel %Vitamin Henry Ilmbilton, for many years Editor et tZ,
Dublin Evening Poet, lie died in the Bath year of his age, didinPlab A
by the respect of the most exalted characters to the United States si.
the staring Republic of Colombia. •
At Lancaster, a few days ago, Mr. W. Bliss, manufacturer. ID, 16111.0;
year of his age. He was born In Penrith, on the 15th of Nuvern-,--„:l,,7„sse
he was consequeni:y five yr are o'd o bon the Scotch rebels pos.^l.
that town en their routeh Manc. ter. A large party of trehou'""
were qnartered In Ids father's house, which was at that Here the robem
Sandgele ; and it e. as ako the quartets of Lord 0. Murray. on'
principal °therm hi the rebel army, whose courluet on thie oceosien
courteous and kind ; when, oD reti. log fur then ight, he found the foal I
were going to remove their too children from the bed intended Or
he would nut bone them disturbed, but quietly shared the bed ulth,
Ilem Slim and his infant sister. 11i • Le, thhip formed so high an of ,^Ttli:
of this family, that be Intrusted them with the care of a sum or R°'
vittich he sent for un the evening of the battle of Clifton Uytter.________
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