The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-27 00:00:00

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that fit, the law 17 er 18 years las hod never mimed rode( *
veer of the Cathodic cause in his seat in Parliament.
Thank, were then voted to the Clergymen of the getitilished
Church who had supported the Catholic ritestien, upon whit* Me.
Lkton returned thanks on behalf of the liothep of Norwich.
After thanks had been voted to the Manufacturers of Rimini,
ham and Manchester, to the Member/ of the Universities who had
supported the Catholic chase, and to the Noble Chairman, AA
Meeting separated at aim o'clock.
NEW CATHOLIC ASSOC Anew.
. A From the Dublin Evening Peg of Thutstiv.l
The Members who are Alp rut forming the ,New (..ommittha of
Twenty-one, to take into Considerstioo the propriety of fended
a New Catholic Asset-intim. Were !Allotted for yesterday, at MI . .
Corn.E.xchange. Five lists werelAnded about. I
The ballettieg continued from twelve to four o'clock, *kin YA
N. F. O'lloutte!r announced that 321 had balloueid. • ha...a.
Thy following Gentlemen were then named as Tellers
B, :iantes
an(ildBh*PluersgleinßessouYa'yEnda,"Erdsg?‘nhatu'rr.".6ll.ll
Mr. O'Ocia MA II wished an adjournment, in order to Adel I
sufficiency of time to the Scrutineers to make the hemmer aka!
idiom
Mr. O'Condat.t was averse to postpolnent.
On the motion of Mt. (Moamar( the meeting edjourtled Il
three o'clock this day, when the Scrutineers' Report would Ni
ceired.—Adjoured.
The result of the ballot, which took Oast on I'm**
' for the Committee of RI, will be known this day. That
Committee will have to consider this very see acid iota
portent question—whether there can be fled, withota
any violation of the existing law, a penarietit body to sir
sist jo the conductiog or arrangement of each portion LOl
Catholic affairs ttalt,rnay be, by law, permitted to hate tnibx
naged, without teadrting to the too frequent holdibg cf
Aggregate Itketings, and, In
.particular, without in tb
way infringing on a recent statute ?—Dultlic Morning. M
ester of Friday. • • • • • -:

1.1 VRI? POOl, FRIDAY EYRNINO.
The William, from Kingston, riled 20th April. On the
May, lat. 33, long. 76, was boarded by a schooner under Gebel
Bien colours, and robbed of mores.
Thafatne, from Attica sailed from Prince's Island ifethAnt
Left the Providence, at Prince's island, for Bahia. Du
14th June, in lat. 49. long. 19. • spoke brig Price, of. Work"
from Paraiba for Liverpool. In lat. 40, &I, long. 11,48,
the Langford, from Liverpool for New Brunswick, out 6ve 44a
The Iris, Prom Macaio, sailed May I t the Golden ,Fl.
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Amity, apd Excellent, were loading for Liverpool. On the Ilka
June. in lat. 49, 30, long. 11, 20, spoke the %Warn, hem Liver;
pool for Aliramichi.
J T.; 24.—Arrived the Chili, Cooli. from Itio Janeiro ; Heralds
Dawson, frdm Virginia; Armadillo, Gray, from Charleston; 14111 ,
ham, Johnson, front Jamaica : May Ann, Ladley, front Quebec
Sophia, Majoribanks, from Quebec ; Irene. Shaw, from lie*
York; Woodman, iVooffentlalt, from St. John's, New Brune2l
Forager, Rossendale, front Alexandria and Milford ; Caret,
front Ostend ; Juno.,, Ranting*, from ditto • Johanna, LC
from Bremen ; Snilheid, Dc Jonge, from Dar& ; JufroW,Johardel.
Tiddens, front Antwerp Theodore, Spulman, from ditto; ttYdia,
Davies, from New York ; Iris, .Bannerman, from Macaio ; Lady
Ridley, Scott, front Sierra Leone ; Fame, Earl, from Africa.
The Waterloo, Driden ; Jane, Longbotton ; Congress, Ash+,
badge ; and Marquis of Queensberry, 31i11roy, all front Liverpool,
have arrived at St. John's, N.B.
The Abigail, Gardner, and Frederica, Vanhyk, frdM LiverPook
haue arrived at Gottenbargh.
The New John, A yre ; Horatio, Sparta (with loss of-topmasts):
Richard Sands ; Indian, and Niagara, from Liverpool, has arrived
at Quebec.
The Agnes, Abrahamson, from Liverpool, has snivel al
Stockholm. ,
The helsickwood, Porteus ; Meteor, Mears • and Cliftob;
Buchby, all from Liverpool, have arrived at Quebec.
SATURDAY, Jui.
Wind S.W.—High Water 28 minutes past 6.
Arrived, the Iluffnung, Fortier, from Stettin ; pions, Blatt;
from Isle De Los, Africa—sailed Ist May ; Grace,, froanTaraiba
Palladium, from New Orleans—sailed 3d May I Neva, from New
York ; Alexander Mansfield, ; front Mobile.
The Sarah, from Liverpool to Quebec, was spoken w:th
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June, in lat. 46, 23, lung. 42. 28.
The Lousitania, front London, has arrived at Alexandria.
The Mini 31ata1io, from London, arrived at Quebec oa the
21st May.
JUNE 23.—Sailed the Sahanai Thomas, for Boston;
Thompson, for Alirsmichi ; Martha, Wilkinson, for Quebec t
Delphos, Bray, for Boston ; Harp, Laurie, for New Brunswick;
Blucher, Leitke, fur l'illau ; Hope, Nicholas, for Adra ; Bei-
' singfors, Sandman, for Elsinore; Braganca, , Allan, for New
York; Harding. Herring, fur Quebec; l'rende Broeders, Muocb.
for Elsinore; Thetis, Lurtz, for Elsinore; Matilda, Moore, hi
Gibraltar ; and Lady Sarah, Corlett. for Peel.

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LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JUNE 25.
B ritish Plantation Sugar bra been in fair demand this week tip
wards of Ilk hhds. have been sold at full prices, particularly fur
each as wens skiable for bisiliast 360 bags iwngat as 76su Id. I ..
775. have been taken b the grocers ; 170 puncheons St. Vincent
Molasses linty been sold at 325. Nothing doing in Cocoa, Ferrer:
or Pimento. A few barrels Jamaiza Ginger have gone off at 101.
15s. a 121. ss. and2B bags Barbadoes at 61. 10s. a Al. 15s. AUR
demand for Coffee, and the prices may be considered as stationary.
350 puncheons Jamaica Rum lately landed hare been sold at 2s. 44.
is 2s. Bd. as in strength and flavour.
The business in Dyewood is not very extensive ; 24 kelp biferiof
Jamaica Lngwood at 61. 17s. 611. ; 8 tons Campeachy at /IL 10t. I.
10 tons Honduras at W. ; 64 tons Cuba Fustic at 01. IN. ed. a HA t
110 tons Spanish at 8/. a 81. 25. id. ; 00 toes large solid Nicaftv.
gua Wood at OW. a 30/. There has been considerably more demi
in Montreal Ashes this week, in consequence of holders being de-
sirous of selling previous to the arrival of new ; 800 brio. Pot sold
at 30s. ; 120 brls. Pearl at 343. fid. No business done in State* \,
Ashes or Turpentine. 150 brls. Virginia Tar sold at 17s. psi
brl. ; 300 casks Carolina Rice at lbs. a 205., which is fully Is I
lower ; 50 bags East India, at 20s ; and 110 bags Brasil at 14s. a f
lfis. In Hides, 1,800 Buenos Ayres at 10jd. a llid. ; 3,800
dry linked Brazil at ild. a std. • 4,500 East India at sd. ; and MO
West India at 7jd. per lb. 2,040 bags Saltpetre sold at 235. a 2
Timber is extremely dull, and prices declining.
At the early part of the week our cotton market was tzars', anti
prices declined ; but since Tuesday, the demand has become mote
lively and speculative, and prices may be said to be fully equal is
last week. The sales are 20 bales Sea Islands, at 2a. id. ; 8
Stained do. at 17d.; 5.040 Uplands Georgina, sr 121 d. a 15d. 1
2.240 Albanian, at 12fd. a lid. ; 2,130 New Orleans, at 134 d. *
Hid. ; 2,270 Pernambuco, at 16jd. a 17id ; 1,250 !Ishii, at Ibid.
a 1611.; 1,470 Alaranhams, at 14d. &Ibid. ; 40 Pants, at Ibid. 4 . 1
240 cinemas, at 16d. a 17d. ; II West India, at 14d. ; and 'Joe
Egyptian.. at !bd. a 15jd. making a total of about 15,200 bags, of
which 6.000 American, and 4,000 Brazil and Egyptian, have beefs
taken on speculation, and 400 Upland Georgics fur exportation to
Russia. Cochineal is quite neglected ; 15 tons fine Sicily Brim
atone, sold at 231. 10s. Nothing of consequence doing in Olin/
i Oil.

YORK MUSICAL. FESTIVAL.—It is stated that the negekz
tiation between Madame Catalani and the Committee of
Management has been broken off, in consequence of that
lady's stipulating to interfere in the selection of songs and
choruses, and their transposition into lower keys, which
would have a detrimental effect upon the performances.=
The Committee is now negotiating with Madame Pasts;
—Leeds Mercury.
The carpet weavers at Ileckmondwike, in this heiitita
bourbood, are, we understand, in a State of some agitation;
owing to a proposal to reduce the rate of wages at that
place to the Kidderminster standard.—Lee4r /Jape*.
The subscription for the service of plate to be presented
to Mr. Huskisson now amounts to 3,590/. As this 113 fbi
sum beyond which it was not thought desirable to raise the
subscription, it hu been resolved to dose the hooka On the
Ist July.—Liverpool Advertiser of Saturday.
Ati EItIC•M Junnzs.—The following is given in a Phis
ladelphia paper, as the amount paid by the state of Fend:
sylvania to the witnesses who attended the recent inv.stig
gallon before the Legislature respecting the Judges:—
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
Dollars. Cents
In Judge Chapman's CAN 1,j62 65
Judge Franklin's . . 1,279 25
Judge Porter's - • - . 926 6,,
3,868 SO
stmArt.
in Judge Franklin's cue - 758 41
4,624 6l , ,
!Caw SOVERFIGNS.—We have seen a specitheit of
new coinage of sovereigns, of which a few have been edit
from the Mint to the Rank. The coin will not bc In eta
culation for a week or two. The coin is certainly meek
better executed than any that has been issued for lash*
years. The head of the sing is plain (trithclut a wreath);
from a die executed, we believe, after Chanttey's bust, and
possesses considerable relief as well as delicacy. On the
reverse are the arms of the kingdom on a shield, surrounded
with a scroll border, and surmounted with a crown. Theie
is no attempt to distinguish the colours of the tuts by lines
according to the rules of blazonry, (at was done In the half:
crowns and other coins,) so that the whole of the beating 4
arc in a plain bright ground, which adds to the clearnee
roTehree
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of
Dei Gratis, 1823," around the head, and " Brhannittake
Rex, Fid. Def.-on the reverse.
in the e in"Oeldt.
On Saturday,afternoon, a respite arrived at fievirit
Edward Crawley, who was ordered for men • 110111
morning, with two others, for a blustery at
square.