The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGEYCE.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Atm. 10.
Many of the most respectable supporters of the Turf were pre-
sent in the course of the afternoon, and some brisk betting, go-
verned by the accounts from York, took place; Buxton, in cmse-
quence of the confirmation of the death of Dir W. Gerard, being no
longer in the field.
By the following statement it will be seen that Pirate is worse
rather than better for having won at York, owing, it is said, to his
having won the race clumsily. Fanny also went back, a gentleman
of some celebrity having offered to bac& Crusader against her.
ST. LEGER.

3 to 1 apt Beltoni (taken)
5 to 1 apt 11:dltunite
13 to 1 apt Fanny
13 to i agst Crusader
20 to 1 agst Pirate (offered)

to I agst The Dragon
to I agst The General
to I agst Barefoot
to I agst any other.

LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, Auc. 8.

The firm vessel with Wheat from Quebec arrived last week : the
condition is very good, and the quail') is also very good; and
AMC, the growth of Upper Canada, being almost white, it was
quickly sold at quotations. Imports from Ireland have been small.
but coastwise more important, being chiefly of Foreign Wheat
round land front the cast coast, which, with the fine harvest wea-
ther, has caused this market to decline a little on Wheat. Oats
and Burley. although scarce, barely supported last week's prices.
Flour and Oatmeal are steady, at last week's rates. The stuck of
Grain in bond increases rapidly. Some of the late arrivals have
been disposed of—Wheat at a small decline, and Oats at a tritl-ng
advance. In other descriptions of bonded Grain arid Flour little
has been doing ; prices the came. At this day's market the attend-
ance of dealers was respectable, but the purchases were only made
to a moderate extent— Wheat at a decline of Id. to `ed., and (la's
also a little decline. Malt and Beans advanced about 2s. per quar-
ter. Some small parcels of new Red Irish Wheat sold at Bs. LUd.
to 9s. per 701 b. ; and new Iris's Oats at 4s. 4d. a 4s. sd. per 451 b.
1 About 80 quarters of Foreign Beans in bond are advertised for sale
by auction next Friday.

Wheat per 70Ib.
• s. d. s. d.
Engltah and Welsh ~ 8 6 9 8
Scotch and Maui.... 6 9 2
Canada, doe 6 6 9 6

Rye per Qr.
English and Foretga 39 0 42 0
a. d. a. d.

Deans per Qr.
English 4B 0 43 0
Scotch, Irish, Dutch,
Re 46 0 SI 0
In bond

Foreig t, duty paid. due
I
qualitie4l of Dantrig,
EILIng, Illinitrah,
Antwer9, :1c.... 9 0 9 4
Fine mixed Dautrig,
&e. are 7 II b b
Foreign lu hour!. Im4 7-
tr;
ported alma! May,
42 4 6
Indian Corn, per yr 42 U 0 0
044 per 441,
English, Scotch, and
Welsh -0. sd. 4 0 4 4
Irl4ll 4 0 4 2
New Irish, 1626 4 2 4 5
Foreign In bond .
- .

Peas per Qr.
White Dulling 54 0 62 0
Foreign 52 U 56 0
Doslio bold 3O. 0.. AB— 0
Flour per 2i TL.
Engll ....... 46 0 b 2 0
Irish 44 0 51 0
American in bond —24 0 25 0
Ihintrig 0 24 0
j Canada, duty paid 28 0 30 0
Foreign, sweet Bl 0 32 0
Oatmeal per NOM.
Scotch, and
Irish, old.. ..... .28 0 30 0
Do. ❑ew'

Barley per I.lr.
Malting Vi 0 40 0
Grinding, pt r 4 6 4 I
Foreign, ditty paid 4 9 5 0

:%la:t per Qr.
Erl3lkh ............86 0 14 0
ItIA 4B 0 60 0

MEETINGS OF CREDI TORS.

LONDON 1,1iT.--[From the London Gatette.]
AT TAM cucor OP COMM I SSIONIIIIS OP PANAIMPIII. PASIMONALL-
scaIer: r, ON MONDAY NEXT. n •
Tiowley and Tuck, Howiand.q. 11114 Kensington, builders, fin. bldgn. 12
tit ifilth, W. D. City-ruad•bludn, irun•merehant, mortgoge claim .. • . 11
Jackson, W. White's-alley end Warriford-court, smith, special affairs 12

COUNTRY LIST.
Birch, W. Thanet, victualler, at Guildhall, Canterbury, Ist .. 0
Rime, J. C. Liverpool. confectioner, Mess. Morecroft, Id T. compos. 14
11111, It. Norwich, manufacturer, Rampant Horse, Norwich, dividend 0
Lane. F. Manchester, publican, Mess. Clay, Mauch , spl. affairs 10
Lediaid. J. Cheltenham, slater, George, Cheltenham, 2d ex........ 10
Merrell, J. Cheltenham, grocer, George, Cheltenham, 2d ex lO
Wit oa and Westmorland, LIT. spirit-ms. Mess. One& Liv. W.'s es. 1

MARRIED.
On the Bth ins!. at St. Botolph, Ilisdiopsgate, Mr. Henry Lee,
inn. of Cullum-street, to Lucy, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph
lirores, of Rithopsgate-street AV about.

DIED.
On the Bth instant, at Bourne, Lincolnshire, Thomas Itawnsley,
Esq., a Deputy-Lieutenant for that county.
On the 7th inst. Henry 111eriton, Esq. of Croom's-hill, Green-
wich, aged 61.
On the 7th inst. at Margate, Alexander Forbes, Esq. of Upper
Woburn-place, aged 69.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
.. 29 m;n. after 7 I Evening 4 min. after S.