The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-10 00:00:00

BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES.

RVVINIED SEGARS.—frown lumps bare berm in tlenutr.i,
and Ilion ilearruptuon his braonie scarce. Loaves of alt
are Leavy of sale. lu cruaLtJ dim has been but ~tor
laginers' dour.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, STAlell 6, 1819.

The Comm market has been. extremely dull since ion
hat, and the demand very limited toml yesterday, 0h,,.
there was a good inquiry from the trade, and 3,,011
bags were sold, though without any improvement x, to,
prices, consisting principally of New Bowed, middling
fair to good 1411. a 15d ;- Bahia, ordinary to fair Nil
• 17d.; Maranham, fair to good fair 17d. a 171 d.; and
Minor (;eases at 15fd. per lb. The total sales of the week
are 8,500 bags, vI2. 1,500 Boned. 14d. • 151 d.; 260 Oi
leans MO. a 18Id ; 180 Sea Wands 2.. 71d. a 3s. thl.; 144
Fernams 181 d. a 2014; 1,400 Habits lOTA. • Ind • '1,910
Mararibams 161.1. a 171.1.; 800 Minas 15d. al5 ;33
Demerara* 17d. a lid.; 40 Dom egos Lid.; 1,230
Rena* 124.; 30 Sarah 8.1. a 100.; 520 Bengal. GJ. a U.—
The imports are, Demerara 325 bags, NC./ Oilcan. 432,
Charleston and Savannah 8.400 t other pasta of the United
Strit 945; Brazila 745: total 8,847 bags.
There has been hut little busisreos done ibis week in /I P.
Sugars, the only sale brought forward being one of 300 cask.
Barbadoes, which supported former prices, this ele.cription
being still in demand for the supply of the country trade.—
Mulusses, as well a• Foreign Sugars, are quite negbctrd
In East India nothing bas been done, and 1,008 bags ct
fine yellow Bengal offered at auction were taken in for want
of buyers at 475. Coffee continues in a very languid state,
and a few inconsiderable sales only bast been made at a de.
cline of 2.. a 3s. viz. fair Domingo at 124.. and very tide
ordinary Dutch at 132.. 400tiercts of hew Carolina Dice have
been offered at ;mishe sale, for which there appeared hut few
buyers, and shout 150 only were sold at 28a. 04t. a 30..64.
per cwt.; fur East lads' we have uo demand. Cocoa, Gin.
ger, and Pimento, are without inquiry. Rums remain steady,
and without alteration in prier.
Dyewoods are extremely doll; 260 lons of Domingo rus-
tic were taken in at puWie wile at 101. 10s. • 111. and about
70 tons have been 666 d at St 18.. for very ordivary, to OP.
for fur, and let for good Spanish. For Ashes the demand
is very limited,. and Fula are offered at a decline of 3s. iii
4.. from our late prires; good Boritons have sold at ;Jr-.
and Montreal. can be bought at 44.. In Hides the re have
been uo transactions of importance ibis week. Tallow row
buries steady in price, but dull of sale.
On Tuesday I.st there was a good attendance of buyers at
the Corn Exchange, but the business done has been limited;
prices, however, generally remain steady. Some parcels of
new Flour, just imported, have been brought fors ard by
atictiim, and a few lots sold at 40s. to 41s. per barrel ;
holders are now asking higher prices for Ibis description.
Soar Flour in limited demand at 325. to 35s per barrel, ac-
cording to quality. A pare. I of 2,000 barrels of Turpen-
tine is reported to have been sold to • speculator at 11.. pri
cwt. fur money, but no further parcel. offer at any shrug
near this price; the only other sale is a pared of 300 ben irk
fair quality, at 14s. per Cwt.

Fun Otts have bees dull of sale during the last welt,
but the prices are without material alteratiun.
Volum* have been lurid at a reduction of Is. per cat.
Postscript, Tuesday, Mara 9, 1619, Four o'Cluck
B. P. SUGAIL—SeIes to-d.y were limited tp a fen bun
dyed casks of gored qualities at steady prices..
Copt[ experiences *maw inquiry, it is chiefly for good
Ordinary and middling Jamaica good St. Domingo /m
been sold at 1975. per cwt.
Of INDIGo there a little to observe, except that about
3d per lb. discount ors sale prices has Luca submitted to is
the title business lately traiisacted.

Michell, who aas appreht.,ided on Wednes luv
hat fit Covent-garden, (1ti,11.:4 the t pot at the Owe • I
tl e Election, and ampected ut that time to he
villain who attempted to murder Ain's
daughter of a meeter csrpent. r, It Pus pliam, Bud
has been since protect to he the identical mar.—
He hav been conveyed to Burnham, and after in—
dergning a long imestiaatlon flute, Ii been e,,11)-
milted for trial. Great hopes are entertamed of
Toting worn fecol..l-V.

TRIG AF 11flicKS YESf ER DAY:
3 per Ct. Cu5r....74 73t I Ex. MI Ito, 1.. S 3 ,114.
74n I Lottery Tickets iyt.
S per Ct. N. Ann.. 105 I Cous. for Acc... 741 74
10411 103 I 741 73i 74 74.1 a

DEATHS.
On the Ist inst. Mr. George Sills, Ca rk of the Cher re tf
Lis Majesty's Ordnance Office, Tun, r, Landon.
Oa Friday, the 28th of February, 'titer a few days aim's,
from a severe attack of iunaninestian of the mays. Hem)
Chandler; the eldest ebn of Juhlt Howard; Esq of
Yorkshire, in the 18Ib year of his age.
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Clement's Ina. Printer —I WHITE, tie 117, Ottani.
Publisher.

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