The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-07 00:00:00

MEETIN'GS OF CHRDITORS.

AT THE COURT or COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS,
BASI2 611AL1.-sT KELT.
THIS MAY.

THIRD MEETINGS. E.
Ahedfl, J. R de, Bank-buildings, nierchant - - 12
Ashby, it. S. Lombard-street, cmgravcr - - 10
Culyer, W. London-wall, harness-maker . - 12
Drake, F. New street. Covent-garden, baker - 10
Forbes, A. W. and Gibbon, R. 0111 City-Chambers, merchants 11
Fruer. S. Upper Fountain-place. City-road, builder - 10
Gregory, T. B. Drummond-strect, Luston-square, painter 10
Habgoocl, W. St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, grocer . 10
Hansel!, J. Clue-street, Clare-market, linen-draper • - 10
Jarvis, J. Crompton, Kent. tailor . - 10
Knife. J. jun. Harp-alley, Fleet-market, broker - . 10
Knowlden, D. Stnre.strcet, draper . - 11
111aidlow, J. Portlend.town, Regent's-Park, builder . 10
Nuys, B. 31. Berners.atreet, upholsterer . - 12
l'eacock, J. Illackfriars-road, grocer . • - -1;
Pearce, J. Church.passage, Guildhall, warehouseman - 12
Ralli, N. di T. Sof:Wit-lane. merchant . . 12
Shea, IL Dowgste-hill, merchant • - - 10
Tuner, ft. London-mail, blacking-manufacturer - 10
AVliitc, J. flollandJiouse, Isleworth, schoolmaster - 10
NVooster, J. K. :Middle-ma, Holborn, straw.hat.manufactuter 10
rorston, G. Mary-Ureet, Ilamptead-road, potatoe-salcsman 10

SECONI) 3IECTINGS.
Bartier, S. and S. Old Broad-street, merchants - - 10
Baker, S. Wood-street, Cheap. ide, vicordler - . 10
Crook, J. C. Watlitig.street. cotton.yarn-manufacturer - lit
Discee, T. Newnian-street. Oxford-road, picture-dealer - 9
Deacon, T. 'Trowbridge,. Wilts, clothier - . 10
Dyer. J. and Swaine, J. Gravel-lane, floundsditch, tynolstaplers 11
Edmeatia, H. Atkins, T. and Tyrrell, G. Maidstone, bankers 10
(hash, 1).. Upper Rock-gardens, Brighton, and Tabernacle.
square, Finsbury, silk-mercer . . - A
Ildrrison, 'f. Fleet-market. victualler . . . 1"2
Diggs, N. and Hobbs, R. Duke's.row, Pimlico, brewers 12
Bugles, W. Alin-wall, and Ord-street, Poplar, ship-builder 10
Pass, W. Curtain-road, dyer - . 12
Passman, J. King's Arrue-yard,varetrouseman - - 11
Ititf,ardson, J. Reigate, grocer - . • V
Searle, J. and S. B. Satfron-Nl'alden, Essex, and Biahop.
. &nailed, flerts, bankers . . 11
Shaw, J. E. Gwynne's-buildings, City-road, paper-hanger 11
Triggs, D. Sol's-row, Hampstead-mid, copperplate-printer 11
IVeller, G. Birmingham, laceman . - - 12

FIRST MEETINGS.
Areter, J. /add-street, Brunswick-square, tail& - 11
Barker, King's-row, Mile-end, builder - - 11
Clarke. W. Collene, and Thorn, J. Springfield, Upper Clap-
ton, bleachers - - - 11
Corbett, A. Friday.strert, merchant - . . 12
Cross, G. jun. Clare-market, butcher . - 9
Habgood, J. jun. lllarelesfield, silk-manufacturer . 1I
Horton, S. and H. Kidderminster, and Star-yard, Carey-
street, w holosale ironmongers . - 10
IDA, L. I,:unbourn, Berkshire. grocer - . 11
I,nekey, A. Ham-mill, Thatcham, Berkshire, miller - 12
31ileham, J. Oxford-street, grocer . . 10
Morris, I. J. May's-buildings, merchant - - 10
Hyland, H. and W. Savage-garden+, corn-factors - 11
Sniallbone, J. High-street, Holborn, auctioneer - 9
Smith, T. W. Fenchutch-street, watchmaker • - 12
Thorpe, S. lletlfonl-street, Covent-garden, bookseller - 11

DIVIDENDS.
Davison, J. Circus. St. George's-fickle, linen-draper - II
Duncan, J. Trafalgar.nuare. Stepney, merchant . 11
Eveleigh, F. and S. Umun-street, Southwark, hat.manufac-

. tureia . - • . . 12
Fauntleroy, H. Bemers.street, banker - - 10
Gilbert, J. A. George-street, Botolph, merchant - 1 I
Greening, W. Hampstead, carpenter - - 11
Jay, J. Regent-street, linen-draper .
Lyney. J. iun. Limehouse. sail-maker -
Roberts, T. A. Montford.place, Kennington-green, coal.
merchant . . .
Sargent, W. Fleet-market, spirit-merchant
Tud6, G. P. Regent-street, watchmaker

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MARK E7'S.

[From the London New Price Curreo.l

FRIDAY' JAN. 6.
COTTON.L—The Cotton market continues heavy; the pur.
cbnncs this week are too inconsiderable to enumerate. .
St:GAL—The demand for good and fine Muscovades has been
considerable for the season of the year the wholesale grocers and
refiners appear to be eompletery out of stock, and are obliged to
come forward for parcel, for immediate consumption t the trade ih
the country are also reported to have • very small quantity ou
hand ; indeed the state of trade and credit must have the edict of
confining thc purchases to what was only actually necessary for the
retail demand. The Sugars sold this week ate strait; qualities -for
refining, and grocery Sugars, which fully suppnrt the late prices;
interior low browns are .In some instance, a shade, lower. The in.
suiriea after Relined Goods are rather Incensing, but there is little
variation In the currency ; low lumps 81a—Ni ()lames _"Js. a 30s.
In Foreign or East India Sugars no purchases by private contract
are reported. The public sale of filaurities Sugars this morning
attracted much attention, it consisted of bap ; the whole
sold about 2e a 3, under the last public sale—.
COFFEE.—The Coffee market, which but been Improving for
some time past, has received a great impulse this morning from the
advices from Flanders and Holland, stating a considerable advance
In the prices ; the inquiries after every description of Foreign be.
came general and extensive, but, from the demand being shooks.
neoms, the purchases could nos bo made at the previous prices :
St. Domingo of fair quality, formerly 550, is now held at 67., and
for parcels thelatta pw beau refused; 566 9rdiagri Una, rut-

rnerly Hs, is new fins Gd and 671. At the close of the market to
day there were numerous buyers of good quality St. Domingo at
47a . but no sellers.
MUM, lIRANDY, and lIOLLANDS.—The meeting of the
English distillers—their fixing the prices of Gin at high rates__
their purchasing Rums for distillation. the Government contract
for Rum, 100,0•10 gallons, taken shout 2s 84 per gallon, the Ltw
imperial measure, equal to about 2s 3d the old: ail these eireem,
stances bavp contributed to create a great bustle in the Spirit mar_
kit. Rums of every description hare In consequence advanced yd
a3d per gall., and at this improvement extensive sales Lave been
effected; low Iseewards, tinder proofs and proofs, are now held at
21 3d per gallon old measure, and 3 and 4 over have sold at 2s ad,
Brandies and Geneva are in consequence held for higher prices, ha
uo advance of any consequence has as yet been realised.
FRUIT.—The market is abundantly supplied with every de,
scrlptlon, and but law buyers make their appearance ; to attempt to
force sales at this moment a considerable reduction must be
mitred to: a parcel of New Red Strrrna Raisins was dividt:l
part this week at 445: as a very large proportion in the market of
very interim quality, the holders of good are looking forward NI
better prices.

SALTPETRE.—The demand continues ; the prices are 222
a ?tls.

TOBACCO—There are several itcluiries For Tobacco for t
reign account, but no actual purchases nt any extent are reporo!
TALLOW and 11.b31 P.—Tim market ix rather itntirc,..,, !;
the nearest price fur the new Tallow 35s Gd—Hemp 43/ lOs.
IND lOo.—The determination to bring forward the sale of
digo this month, in opposition to tic Petition of the trade, occasii..; s
Indigo to bc tor the present unsaleable.

CORN-EXCH A NGE, Fa rnAr, JAw. G.
The arrival of Wheat fresh in since Monday is but trifling. tut
of other Grain rather large. Fine Wheat., being scarce, sold ireely
to-day at an advance nt IR. per qu.srter from last 3londay. Tna
supply of English Barley being short, tine Foreign sold rea(!iiy ac
prices fully equal to Monday Ism. There was a fair &timid Gr
laLs, and ilonday's pricey were freely given. In Ilear.s and
. vsriatinn.

-
r:X PR 111.1;.
• Corn Inspector's Return. Jag. b.
Wheat, per load . . - 1:01 Os to 201 ;Os
Barley, per quarter - - - 11 12s to 21 3it
I ha% . . - - . 11 Os to 1/ 11s
Beans - - - - - 21 ds to 21 Ns
Pease - - - - 2i Hs to 211_'4
It ye • - - 01 In to 01 .:s
. -

Wheat
ties

NEW WRY, ItERKS, JAN. S.
-59 i to 7Cs I Oitts
—s to —s B,ans
321 to 4:ls Pease
Bread, per gallon, Is Cal to Is 8d

ni to 'a
48t to :IN
4a to —6

Barley

DEVIZES. JA:v. h.
Wheat and Beans at per sack ; Barley and Oats per quarter.
Wheat - `2l3s Od to i6a Od Oats - 2us to :los 04
Barley 34s fkl to Os Od I Beans - 24.4 to ...1;% fhl

‘Vhent - -
Batley .
Bean% . -

NV hen t - .
Barley .

HUNOEItFORD, J. 4
Ms to 70s(late
32s to 42s Ditto (New)
44n to tD
1,1;1I

SA. RV, JAN. J.
Os to 621 Oats .
—s to —s Beans
. 3:3s to 4ls

23s to :_s
-.4 to --a

trk f "D't

WARM INSTER, DEC. 31.

Wheat
Barley

WA to Gils Ud Oats
321 to 42,, Od I Deans

PRICE OF FLOUR

525 to 5.1

24 t, :72i
5U3 t. Ss

Town Made, persack 55s to tics Norfolkand Stockton 40s to Os
seconds - 5Us to 55s Bran, Per or. - Jls to 12s
Essex and Suffolk, on l'ollprd, Fine - les to 2us
board ship -45 s to 50s