The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY EVSNING.

Wind, W.N.W.—High-water 34 m. 09.
Arrived last night the Minerva, hlyers, from New York--sailed
21st July; Molly, Sinclair, from Africa. Arrived this day the
True .Blue„ Bigland,lfrom hliramichi ; Alliance, Grif6th, from
Richebucto; Hercules, Berland, from Finland; Maria Sophia,
Hagstrom, from St. Petersburgh ; hlargaritha Charlotte, Nelson,
from Helsingfors; Charlotte, 31'Carter, from Strangford; William,
Fulford, from M aranham.
SATURDAY, AVOCST 13.
Wind W. fair.—High-water 18 m. p. 10.
Arrived the American, Moon, and Flora, Mansfield, from New
York; Georgia, Varnian, from Savannah; Crown, Robertson,
from New Orleans; Amity, Vaughan, from Macaio ; Lady Dun-
more, Owen, from Demerara; Robert, Evans, from St. John's,
N. 8.; Lady Hood Kenzie, M'Kenzie, from Archangel; Ca-
nadian, Udny, from Quebec, in 19 days ; Java, Rich, from New
York; Salamanca, Hull, from Almeria; and Crown, Wilson,
from Treiste.
AUGUST LI
Sailed the Sarah, Nutchy, for Genoa ; Luna, Young, for Riche-
bucto ; Joseph, Yetts, for St. Petersburgh ; Thorn, Dickenson,
for Rio Janeiro; Lydia, Robinson, and Friendship, Meath, for
31iramichl ; Ayrshire, Messenger, for New Brunswick; Mary,
!bee, for Richebucto ; Comely, Grey, for Naples ; Robert
son, Arnold, for New York; Therese, lfumtn, for Revel;
Tuzall, Genthe, for Stettin; De Jersey, Paton, for Gasper;
Thomas Giliton, Watson, for hliramichi; and Mary, Tucker, for
Trinidad.
The True Blue, from Mirsmichi, left nine vessels loading for
England.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS, SATURDAY, Arouse 13.
British Plantation Sugar has not been itt such extensive demand
as last week. The sales do not exceed 900 Mids., at the full prices
of last week. 340 boxes of Havannah were brought to the hammer
on Monday last, but withdrawn. Some have since been sold, 50
boxes white at 501. ; and 50boxes yellow. at 38.. 6d. Nothing done
in Brazils or Lust India Sugar. 40 puncheons Demerara Molasses
sold at 345., and 10 punch. Barbadoes, at 32.. 800 hag. Havannah
Coffee offered by auction, was taken in, being held as pricesabove
the market. 50 tierces Jamaica have been taken by the grocers at
fun priers. Nothing done in Ginger or Pimento ; 100 bags Para
Cocoa sold at 40s. In Rum very little doing, but prices remain
steady. In Dyswoods there have been sold 540 tons Campeachy
Logwood at 7/. 15s. a 81. is. 6d. ; 40 tons Jamaica at 61. 15s. ;
12 tons Spanish Footle at 71. 19,. ; and 25 tons Carnwood at
231. 17s. Gd. a 241. 2s. Gd. per ton. In Ashes have bean sold 600
barrels Montreal l'ots at 30s. a 31s. for new, and a few old imported
at 295. ; 200 barrels Pearls at 325. a 325. 9d. ; 470 barrels States Pot
at 31a. a 31s. Gd. and 50 barrels Pearl at 325. per cwt. 1,200 brig.
Stockholm Tar sold at 15s. 3d. a 161.; 1,900 brls. A merican at 16s. Gd.
a 17s. per. brl. 4.600 brls. Turpentine, at 9s. 3d. for inferior, and
II s. 3d. a I Is. 6d. for good. Rice continues to Improve; 700 casks of
Carolina have been sold at 173. a 225. per ewt. Very little doing in
Hides--600 West India at Gd. a 74d., and 300 Salted East India,
at 64d. per lb. About 471 chests°, East India, and 212 tiepins
Spanish Indigo were brought to the hammer, and 400 chests sold
at 41. sd. a Hs. 4d. per lb. in bond, and 242 scions Spanish at
s*. 10d. a 1 Is. per lb. duty paid, which we consider fully 6.1.
a 9d. above the London market. 25 scions Cochineal, inferior to
middling black sold, at lie. 6d. a 20.. 21 per lb. duty paid.
Querchron bark is in request, 236 !Aids. 34 barrels Philadelphia,
sold at 13.. Gd. for common quality to 15s. for fine, and 15 Idols.
New-York, at l Is. 3d. Nothing dune in Argol. Persian Yellow
Berries in request, 10 bales sold at 211. per cwt. ; but Tuskey are
neglected. A. few casks Cream of Tartar, sold at 955. The tales
of Brimstone are limited to a small parcel of Tuscan, fine at 10
guineas, and 15 tons Sicily at 91. Galls are lower; 47 bales Dutch
Madder Roots at 41s. Olive Oil dull, only 12 tons Gallipoli sold at
421. a 431. Saltpetre, 650 bags, have been disposed of at 245.'
Tobacco was dull, but prices corm ue steady.
Our Cotton market experienced • gond demand the two first
days in the week, but the failure of some American Houses on
Monday and Tuesday caused a suspension, and the market be-
, came very dull, and on Wednesday 4000 bag. of Egyptian were
taken on speculation, at 11 id., with 3000 Brazil, at Is. tor Maran-
hams and Bahia., 120., for Pernarns and sonic other business,
at a halfpenny per lb. decline. About 6000 bales Upland
and 500 Sot Islands were declared for auction on Friday, which at.
tracted a numerous company, anti 5,000 of the Uplands were sold
with spirit at the full market prices, and somewhat higher than the
public sale of the 29th ult. varying from Oil. to II I. for good. ; the
remainder advertised were withdrawn. Besides the above have been
, sold 2,000 Buweds Rd. a 10;]d. ; 900 New Orleans 9id. a 13d.; 1,500
Alabama at Bd. a 91d.; 100 Sea Islands at Ind. a 2s. . • 100 Stained
Sea Islands at 9d. a 13d.; 1,000 Pernambucos at 124(1. a I3d. ; 900
alaranliams at I2d. a 134. • 300 Bahias at 12d. a I3d. ; 75 Dente-
! raras at 'lad. a 13d.; 550 Egyptians at.l2d. a 1:10. ; 20 Bar-
, badoes lld.; 25 West Indiaa 144. ; 260 Surat., 7itl.a 60. and
130 Bengala at 7d. ; making a toudo, 19,800 bales.