The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-14 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 12.
In consequence of the Order in Council relative to the admissloa
' of certain grain for home consumption, which threw the trade into
consternation last week, Oats were sold up to Saturday last at Is.
to Is. 2tl. per 45 lb. lower than previous to the Order being known.
Wheat was also dull at a decline of lid. per 70 lb. We had a gad
attendance to-2..7 at our market, and a good demand for Our,
which recovered a little of the decline, and extensive sales were
made to the trade and also speculators ; also a fair demand ter
Wheat, which recovered a little of the depression of ►ast week.
Oatmeal is 31. a 3s. per load lower than Tuesday last. Toe demand
or Wheat on bond is small, and without alteration in price.

COAL MARKET, Sip l3.
Ships at Market nips Sold. Prier.
7li Noweatle ............ . 37i
21 Sunderlaud .......,.. Ud to 3tud

MEETINGS UP CREDITORS.

LONDON LIST.—(From the London Gazette.]

A 7 SUL COURT OP CoOMISSIONORS OF BANORUFTS.

STREET, ON ,ATURDAT K.
COlbrOn, B. Brighton, timber-merchant, special offal ........ II
Dauncoy, Cateatori-street, commission agent, composition
Buckley, S. Union-street, Bishopsgate, tea.dealer, Ist exam. 10
Moore. 11. Cross-street, Islington, grocer, enlarged, 3d exam......,
Parmer and Richardson. Liverpool and Dublin, merchants, Ist ex II
Shepherd, T. Claremont-row, merchant, adj. last exam l4

COUNTRY LIST.
Clarke, P. Manchester, grocer, Strr, Manchester, .....
Fidler, H. Norbury, Innkeeper, White's, Manchester, 2d exam.....
o:eed, J. HatrkMury, draper, Comm. Rooms, Bristol, 2d exam.—
Hooper,...A. Worcester, Innkeeper, Messrs. Parker, Worcester, ape-

vial nitalrs ....... ... ....... ......... ..... ........... —
linpktuson, T. Ashton-under-Line. oilman, Sessions Hoo3t, IValte-
neld, 2d exam.
Marriott, C. Manchester, cotton-opinner, Bear, Manchester, 2d ex
Old, J. Bridgewater, innkeeper, Crown, Bridgewater. execution I
Parker, C. Bristol, tailor, Comm. Rooms, Briktal, die. .....
PoLIM, J. Manchester and Stockport, grocer, Star, Manchester, fur

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ther dividend .... .... . . -
13
Smith, W. Leicester, wheelwright, Hutel, Birmingham, 2d exam... 11
Wilkinson, J. Sculcucts, merchant, Dug and Duck, Kingstoc, hnal
dividend ..
Williams, T. W. Nurthwich, bznaer, Crown, Northwich, div. debts I;

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-It this day falls to our lot to
relate one of the most melancholy accidents we ever re-
corded. On Sunday last, as a respectable man relined
Court, landlord of the Bull, at Adisham, (accempaLied by
his wife and sister) was journeying to this city, in a one-
horse chaise; when he had reached Guttridge-bottorn, near
Canterbury, the horse shyed, and instantly com:nenced
kicking violently. In order to preserve his female compa-
nions from injury, Mr. Court alighted, and the horse, find-
ing himself released from the pressure of the rein, galloped
off at full speed, drawing and kicking the driver, in conse-
quence of his having become entangled with the harness,
until he reached the turnpike gate: during which Mrs. and
Miss C. were clinging to the binder part of the chaise. Mr.
C. was taken up as soon as some persons had collected on
the spot ; when it was found that the animal had ktckd his
face, from the chin, carrying away the entire 'part of his
from the bridge, and rendering terrible object.
His hotly was also severely injured.--Ile was conveyed ta,
the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, with little hope of
recovery ; and, even should he survive, his appearance
cannot but excite the most heartfelt sympathy. We hear
the horse was a borrowed one, and that Mr. Court was
repeatedly cautioned relative to his vicious propensities.--
Kentish Chronicle.

BIRTHS.
On the 11th inst. in Delgrave-place, the wife of John Wal,.t.
Esq. of Symonds Inn, of a daughter.
On the 9th inst. in Charter House-square, the lady of du Rev.
A. Irvine, of a tienghtcr.