The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, TUtSDAY, Nor. 29.

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Our Cotton market in dull this day, and cotton ,
bough rather lower. Titre have beet sold iu the
about evooo talks.

The London mail arrived here thin evening at a
fore seven, and the delivery commenceil at eight.
Yesterday-the prisoners in custody on suspicion
concerned in the rolthegy of the three ExelleqL.
were again brought up for examination, Mr. Ler
London, the owner of the hills, having arrived I
appears from Mr. Leigh's evidence, that wham
ing some public amusement he was roLhed of hit
book, containing the three Exchequer bilk. At
depositions of the witnesses had been take?, the pri,
Lucas and Wynne, were committed to Libeastor,
their trills for the *Tony. it is supposed that
real name is Knight: and it is Wier/eel that Wy
assumed name.

LIVERPOOL CORN-MARKET. TUESDAY. N,
Our Corn market has been heavy and languid, amnia,
the import from Ireland being light; there has therefor,
decline of 2d. a 3d. in English and Irish Wheat from
In Oats there has been a fair demand, and prices remain
Barley, not withatarding the admission of foreign for ht
surnprion at a duty of ba. per quarter, remains in a Orme%
and difficult to make mica, except for fine malting qualit
also have declined a little. In Beans there has not been
alion. There was a good attendance of both town and
dealers, but generally very little business done.
Wheat per Bushel 791 b. t
a. d. a. d.
English - 9 0 a 10 8
Scotch . 9 6a 10 3
Irish . . 7 6 a 10 4
Foreign. free - 8 0 a 9 3
Ditto On bond) . 4 0 a 4 6
Canadian - 6 6 a 3
Oats per Bushel of 431 b.
Irish Potato . 3 G a 3 7
English, Scotch,
and Welsh - 3 6 a 3 10
Foreign (in bird) 2 .3 a 2 6
Common 2d. a 3d. lower.

Oatmeal per 24
English (old) 30
Ditto (new) .33
Irish (old) . 29
Ditto (new) 31
Flour per 2EIOI
English tga
Irihh - 50
American (per
1961b.)new .24
Dante* - 21
Canadian (sweet) 4(1
Baas per Quart
English -48
Irish,Seotch, and
Duch . - 4.1
In Bond . .So

Barley per fOlb.
English - t. 6 a 6 9
B•ish - - 5 0 a 6 9
Foreignoluty paid 5 tl • 6 9
Rye, per qr. .40 41 a 411 0
Malt per SO galls. 9 0 a 10 4

Peas per Quirt
English, White SO f
Grey - .40
Foreign . .50

IMPORTED FROM THE 22!
INCE'

D TO THE 20Th NOT
.1711 ITT.

Wheat (quarters). ----
Foreign - . 2.107
Ireland . - - 2,146
Coastwise - . 318

Ireland -Beane (quadri

Peas (quarter;
Ireland
Canada

Total - - 4,570
Oats (quarters).
Ireland - - 975
Coastwise - - 40

Total .
Oatmeal (loads
Ireland . .
Coastwise -

Total - - 1,011
Barley (quarters).
Coastwise - - - 650
:Malt.

Flour (saris'
Ireland .
Coastwise . .

Ireland . . . 137
Coastwise 30

„ Total .

Total . . 167
tzPOIVIIID IX TI
Oats (quarters) . . 24

RIC SAYE MI lOD.
I Flour (barrels) .

SPORTING I NTE L LIGENC.R.

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING,

TUESDAY, NOVESIZER 29.

FIRST CHIPPENHAM FIELD.
FOR Tilt GOLD CUP.
Mr. ERSOI r. d. Baron beat Mr. dyer's blk. and w. b. p. Emily.
Admiral Wilson's blk. d. p. Undetuated beat Marquis Hatiefi
blk. d. Vintner.

Mr. Hoskins's blk. d. Sir Hildebrand beat Mr. Wright's br.d.
il'axy.
Mr. Deco's bik. d. Dreadnought beat Mr. Redhead'i r. a,:d v.
d.

Mr. Graces blk. d. Sterling beat 111 r. De Tlorgtt'i b!. d. Q,,y.
Mr. Edwarda's bl. and w. b. Zephyr bent :dr. Iluriswor;lCs b.
d. King.
Mr. Wilkineon's blk. d. Chance beat Mr. lisbarne's
Ro►.

Mr. Scott Stonebewar's r. b. Ivy beat Mr. S. Tharp% bit. snl
d. Quicksilver.

MATCHES.
Mr. Rust's bit. d. Blackbird beat Mr. Wright's.. b. Whi/gir.
Mr. Denn's br. b. Daphne beat Mr. Duckworth's bt. and a. b.
Kitty.
Marquis Iluntly's bik. and w. d. p. Valiant best Mr. Wright%
bilk. d. p. Whisky.
?UE GIIIIPPEKHASt STACK TOR OLD DOGS.
Mr. Scott Stoncherreia r. d. Idler beat Mr. Edwords's Wk. b.
Zaida.

Mr. Hoskins's bi. b. Hermione beat Admiral WlNon's f. d. L':•
bridge.

TUE CRIPPENHAM STARE FOR PRPVIF9.

Mr. Hnskina's Wk. anti w. p. klerthanan belt .Ir. Sys's f. b.
p. Ermine.
Mr. Scott Stonehewer's r. and w. p. Index beat Marquis of Hazi-
ly's br. 4. p. Viscount.
HATCHES CONTINUED.

Mr. Redhead's blk d. banes beat Mr. Edwards's,. b. Zara.
Mr. De Burgh's W. and w. b. Quality best 310. Gear's blk,
b. p. Stella.
Mr. Rust's r. d. p. Banker beat Admiral Wilson's d. p. rs-
quehaugh.
Mr. Redhead's blk. d. p. Lovely beat Mr. De Burgh's blk. d. p.
Quad.
Mr. Buckworth's br. and w. d. Kimberley against Mr. Sym's b.
and w. d. EUCX. No course.
SECOND CLASS.
Mr. Buckworth's blk. d. p. Kite be.d. Mr. Wright's w. and d.
d. p. Wellington.

We have to regret the retirement of Lord Rivers, whose advanced
age and infirm state of health have othged him to relinquish biv
favourite pursuits. The superior greyhounds which his Lordship
used to bring insured hint the victory in almost every match ht
made ; indeed he was allowed to possess the best breed of grey.
hounds in the kingdom. The Noble Lord, during his coursing
career, has been a winner of fourteen cups, and is the only member,
since the establishment of Swaffliam Coursing Meeting in
who has won five cups at Swaffham, and this during eleven year,.
his Lordship that entering as it member in 1813. The respective
names of the greyhounds, winners of the Swaffham cops, are Rod.
ney, Rhoda, Rosebud, Rosemary, and Res.—Racy Gothic.
GLoucErrEu RACES.—Those of our tellow-citizens who he;
taken an interest in promoting the revival of Annual Races ti
alouceiter, will be gratified to learn that their wishes are in de
fairest possible way of being realised upon a very liberal, extensive,
and creditable scale. The subscription, which we mentioned sate
weeks since as having been net on foot, has been extremely itt.l
supported by the inhabitants of this city, and, we are assured, will
be still further augmented by them. The list now presents m
amount exceeding 230/. ; and we have the satisfaction to annoar
that the plan has received the sanction of some of the first !porn
charge/en in the county. A meeting of the Subscriber rook plea
on Saturday last, at the Ring's !lead; at which Robert Canning.
Esq., of Hartpury, presided ; when several resolutions were puled,
preparatory to another.niceting to be lucid on Wednesday, foe 11th
of January next, being the Quarter Sessions week. ('oh. Berteley,
with his accustomed liberality, has airthorined his name to be put
down as a subscriber of 25 guineas, Colonel Webb. Alr. fanning,
sedigher feeding eltaramess, Si. asnoseat the conlaibotor% and,
from the promises of support which have been generally hel.loo',
by men of influence and the first respectability ill tie county. nw
doubt can exist hut that a very handsome sum will speedily be
realised.—Cloucestcr Journal.

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