The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-15 00:00:00

COAL MARKET, Jax. 14.
S/alps &Id.
161

Prim.
-32 s fid to ids 3d
37s &I to 41.1 i 6d
- -23 s Od to —s &I

[From the London -V, P, ice Current, Jan. 141

COTTON—The Cotton market has been steady this week;
the late advance has been fully maintained : the sales are about
3.000 bags.
COFFEE—The public gale of Coffee yesterday went off with
some degree of briskness ; the Demmer& and Derbies descriptions
wld 2s. a 33. higher ; the Jamaica at the advance of Is. a 2s. ,• the
market looked ur.commonly firm. There were two public sales
this forenoon, 638 bags 376 barrels Foreign, and Si) casks Briton
Plantation; the former, good ordinary St. Domingo, sold Ns. Id.
and 600. ' • fine ordinary coloury Brasil 63r. and 63a. fig.. • the whole
went off with great briskness. and may be considered Is. a 2..
higher than last week • Jamaica Coffee 2s. higher ; DeOlearl
and Rerbice at an irregular advance of 3s. a 65., and much bur-
fleas doing by private contract. The market looks uncommody
firm, with every appearance of a further improvement.
SCOAR.—The demand fur 3luseoyades has been steady ant
considerable during the week; the late advance is fully aupportea.
At the close of the market to-day there was great briskness in ne
&mar& and prices fully Is. in advance of the currency
yesterday ohtaint3l; the sales of the week are estimated at neaaf
6.0011 Ilids.; no brown Jamaica offet under 365. ; brown Den..
rara :ilk. The inquiries atter Refined Goods continue extensin;
the prices are gradually advancing; very few Lumps offer imam
765., and a great proportion of parcels to be ready tiro or three
weeks hence are already contracted for • the market, in consequeno,
looks firm. In Foreign Sugars few rah' arc reported.; the holders
are, however asking higher prices, and are firm.
SALTPETRE.-131 public sale on Tuesday, 631 bags Salo
petre sold at 243. 6d.
SPlCES.—Spices have become rather dull ; Nutmegs are lathe
lower, ss. 3d. a 6s. 441. Pepper is less inquired after, but Or
prices are supported. • Pimento and other Spices are withat
alteration.

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RUM, BRANDY, and 'JOLLA NDS.—The demand Or
Rum lately has been general and extensive; the prices advane4
from the lowest point 2d. per gallon; the request within the Ist
few days has rather subsided, but the advance is fully maintains.
Brandy continues firm; the best marks housed 3.. Id. Henri
Is. lid. a 2s. At the close of the market to-day Runts looked
much as if a further improvement would take place; Is. fid. no
refused for two parcels of under-proof Leewards.
TALLOW and HE3lP.—The purchases of Tallow lately lam
been extensive : the nearest price of the new to-day is 40s. liens
is steady at 421.
FR I:1 T.—The demand for Denial, in baskets, has been Cr'
extensive, the whole having been bought np by the grocer. (about
8,000 baskets) at 575., and a small parcel of Valentias at ;din; de
remainder of a large cargo was afterwards taken olFat 58s. it
present there is no Valentin or Denis Fruit in the importer's llama.
Red iiinyrna Raisins continue to go off slowly at 50s. Turkey
Figs arc more in demand, and rather more favourable prices de
obtained by the importers. Currants maintain their prices a
cargo from Cephalonia is now lauding. 3luscatels are rather moss
in request.

On the 11th inst., at Castle-hill, Devon, Lady Catherine Fe-
lowes, of a son.
On the 11th inst., at his house. Lordship-rood, Stoke Newlyn.
ton, the lady of Thomas Powell, Esq., oil son.

MARRIED.
At St. John's, Southwark, Julia Aloes. grand-daughter of Phi' p
Finnamore Esq., of Peckhatn, to Mr. George Keen, of Charle,
J street, S. ohn's.
On the 11th inst., at St. Eripplegate, Mr. EdwarN.,
Great Corani-strcet, Brunswick-square, to Miss Crecd, dough:::
Mr. Thomas Creed. Chcsham, Burks.
Captain John Marley, of the smack New Hope, of Poo'e.
Mn. Manning, daughter of Mr. John Roberts, and niece to Jo. :3
Modals', Esq.

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On the 10th inst. Mr. John Ford, in the 89th year of his ai
father of the late Rev. George Ford, of Stepney.
On the 7th inst.. at ('haring, in 11. s 7.5 th year, Amy, widow of
the late 11.illiain Hawker, Esq., many years surgeon of that plait.
On Monday last, the 11th inst. at her house in Sloane.street, Mrs.
Waller. aged 88.
Lately, deeply and deservedly lamented, after an illness of only
four days, Mr. 11. Hyde, saddler, of Blackfriars-road, Condon.
In Aungier.atreet, Dublin, Allan }tuition Esq. Solicitor.
On the hth instant, at the Cottage, Llanbedrug, Carnarvonshirr.
Mrs. Coldicot, deeply and sinet-rely lamented, wife of W. Lleid
En g., one of his 31sjustv*ik Justices of the Peace tor
the county of Carnarvon. She was the only child of Oil Coldiew.
Esq., formerly Colonel of the North Lincoln Militia, and awe
of Henry Duncoinbe, Esq., many years M.P. tar the County at
York.
On the 12th Inst. in Norfolk-street, Mr. David Owen, aged fle•
(In the 12th inat. at Clifton, Caroline Mary, youngest daughter
of the late Samuel Peat, llaq., of l'..leutta, llengaL
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