The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-25 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS .

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EvENING.
Wind N.W...-1-17—Water, 13 m. p. IL
Arrived the John and Thomas, Wilson, from New (Means ;
Vulture, Mortimer, from La Gusyra, sailed 9th May; William
and Jane, Hurts, from New York; George Canning, from
Barbados; Candida, Bloomfield, from Weaborg ; Janos flazena,
De Jonge, from Amsterdam ; Duke of Wellington, Jeffries, from
Oporto; Herstald, Van Wyk, from Rotterdam; Dart, —,
from St. Vincent's; Gleaner, —, front Teignmouth ; Torn,
—, from Savannah t Ossian, Black, from Ceara.
The Tamerlane. Wilson, had arrived at Cork from Sierra Leone,
and sailed for Greenock.
The Daphne, from liamburgh, has arrived at New Or-
leans.
The Richard, Blakely, from New Orleans for Belfast, was
spoken 19th inst. off Tuskar.
The Olive, Murray, from Liverpool, has arrived at La Guam.
The Louisa Matilda, Wood, from Liverpool, arrived at New
York 29th May.
Off--slx ships, nine brigs, and four snows, at seven o'clock.
The Benjamin Shaw, Douglas, from Bangor,has arrived at Boston.
The Samoset, Bedford, from Wilmington fur Liverpool, put
into Norfolk 29th May leaky.

The demand for Cotton this day has been more animated, and
considerable purchases have been made on speculation. Prices id.
above those of yesterday. The quantity sold is estimated at front
3 to 3,000 bags.
The Papers of 26th May, from New York, quote Cotton at si-
milar prices by last arrivals.
The Vulture, from La Guars, sailed 12th May, does not bring
anything new.

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE, JUNE 24.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE. N.W.
from Arrived the Balaena, Holland, New York ; sailed 26th
May.
Off this port at 7, p. m. four ships and eight brigs.
NEW You, Maw 25.
The prices at which the speculators of Cotton came into the mar-
ket on the receipt of the /Attires per the Amethyst, have not been
sustained by subsequent transactions. The Market on Friday and
Saturday was very macaws. and some of the purchasers manifested
a strong disposition to retire from their contracts by submitting to
a loss. Late on Monday there was a revival of demand, and •
prime lot of about 00 bales of New Orleans was sold at 30 cents (as
cash), and a parcel of about 240 bales superior Oeorgian Uplands
at 28 cents. (in Tuesday further sales were made of Georgia and
Alabama at 236, 24, and 25 ; North Carolina at 26, and some
superior Petersburgh at 276 cents. The total sales, since our last
report to you, amount to about 2,000 bales.
The import hos been from—
New Orleans . -
Alabama . .
North Carolina .
Virginia
Total . .
Total Import since Ist May . .
Export from Ist to 18th -

941 bales
415
346
186

1,888

12.3112 bales
6,2:14

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Prince Regent, Wales, has arrived off' Portsmouth; she
sailed from New South Wales, the 17th September, 1824, from
the .Mauritius the 28th of February, and from St. Helena the 17th
April.
The Eliza., Putman, from Sumatra, the 10th February, and
from St. Helena the 14th of April, arrived at Leghorn the 11th of
June.

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The Adel's, Bueapel, front the Mauritius, sailed from Sierra
Leone, the 3d of May, foetordeaux.
The Amphitrite, Bureau, from Bourbon, arrived at Nantes the
17th iosmnt, she had been plundered the 22d of April, in lat 4.,
north, long. 19, west, by a pirate under Colombian colours, of
money, jewels, and every part of her cargo.