The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 17.
Arrived the Eagle, Starbuck, from the Dooms ler the
South Seas.

Parsed by for Loudon the debt, !Wellhead (late Wether-
ell), from ludia.
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►ALWOUTR, JANUART lA.

Arrived the Prince Regent packet with malls from the
lslaods, in 25 days from St. Thomas's. She snake on 12th
iostart, is lat. 47. 19. ..kuig. 19. 30. the Northumbria.,
Lawson, from Batavia fur London, MI well; and on 13th
the Cecilia, Ribbon), of and fur Glasgow from Demerara,
oat 47 days, all well. Also arrived the John, Kelly, from
St Jobe's, Newfoondlaud, fur Prince Edward's Ward, drives
of the laud, and has lust her busts, bulwarks, dm.
111/111MIC0, JANUARY 17.
An anchor weighing 9ewl. 3 qrs. 26 lb. marked cm the
crown aad shank 3822 TEAM. OF.; also on Or shank,
ANN, of Whitby, with 75 fathoms 12} that cable, has been
picked up near the West Rucks.
!MIL, J•III3ART 17.
Came down from the River and remain the Nancy, Thomp-
son, for Madras and Bengal; Favourite, Brarinder, for
Port-on-Prinee; nod Barbara, Smith, fur .Pernambuce--the
latter sailed but put bark again.
Sailed t►e Rather, Gardner, for the River.
Arrived and remain the Loyalist, Parkin, from St. Joho's,•
end Heworth, Renclicron, from St. Lucia. The Grand
Sachem still remains.

DOYPk, JANVART 17.
Arrived off the port the happy R. turn, tbiltrhart,from
Waterford for London. hhe parted frost bee auehur is Mar.
gate Roada, but has been supplied with tosotiorr.

INUMNNILIS. JANUARY 17.
Arrived the oloop Swift, from Bala fur London, Intl Iwo
of smeller, cable, mud jib.

MARK ET's.

[From the " Landon New Price Current.")

FRIDAY. JANUARY 18.
Corrow...rhere have been few sales of Cotton since our
last, yet the inquiries citatione general, and which are es.
petted to kad to considerable transartious; it is reported,
several large parcels continue to be taken off privately. The
sales which have transpired are-
-150 Bengal
100 Surat. .... ...... 6.1 a 6.1.1.
The letters received from Liverpool lb • morning slate
the purchases of Cotton in the first three days of this week
at 2,400 bags ; the prices were little varied. The Imports
up to Wedoe.day about 7,000 bags:_
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SOCAR.—There has been more kfuseovades on show this
week than for sometime previously, the buyers have, in con-
stitution; been attracted to t►e woke!, and have purchased
considerably; no alteration whatever in the prier. cats be
stated since Tuesday, yet they are • shade higher tbs. due.
log the previous week, particularly good Stigma, the holders
of which art sanguine of obtaining higher prices.
There-have been general and rather ratenitive inquiries for
Lamps during the week, the prices are in eogoodiuroce
higher, with • prospect of a further impro►ement ; an the
tither descriptions of gouda there is little variation.
In Foreign Sugars few sales are lately reported by private
contract.

COMM.—The public sale of yesterday consisted of 136
casts British Plantation, tied VS bags St. Domingo; the
former chiefly canoated of Di Coffee, imitable for the
bomeeonsumption,and which sold heel at • further advance
efts. a 31. per c•t ; middling 121 s. a 1245.; good middling
Ms. • 118 s ; 10 Ishrls. middling Domiciles so.ild at 120.. •
Ms. N. which was 3s. • 4a. higher 'has could be obtained
last week. The St. Domingo was all taken is at 11.135. and
~tie which, we believe, lttla. 8d was 'treed and refowl.

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Coco.a.—By public sal* 17th lust. 2113 bags Guayaquil
Cocoa 41s. sod 411. 6d.
'attn. s no —There t material alteration this week.

Rum, !Waspy, and HOU.ANDL—This (arcane° /herr
am mach Loitered a/ailed in the Ruin aaarket, er Amami