The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OR TIIE, BRITISH PRESS.

Stn.—ln the 8ei164 Press of this morning's,' have a pers.
graph, stating that myself and brother officers are tormiduct a Se.
cloy's procession to White Conduit-house. As roe% Sr. assertion
might get me reprehended from the secretary of S.ate's Office,
I hope you will have the goodness to contradict it. My dior
requires me to be constantly at the 3laadatratee table ; I ent paid
a salary for that express purpose, consequently could not conduct
any procession. I have inquired amongst the officera, and do uet
find that any of them have been engaged.—four obliged.
Great Illarlborough-street, July I. 8. PLANK.

[From the London Neer Price Current, Friday, June 301
COTTO.S.—The Cotton market has been very languid ; the
gales for the went ending yesterday int lusive, are nearly 900 begs,
of which the greater proportion arc Surats and Egyptians : tbi
former at alti. a AM. ; ,he ditty paid, at lid lhe particu-
lars are, 64) Boxed. 7d. to 7ad.; Gat) Surata 4/d. a Sid. ; 1110 Ben.
gals Ad. a AM., in bond ; and, duty vid, 100 Egyicians 7Ad. ; 4it
Demeraa 94d. The accounts trout Liverpool are unfavourable
Cotton.

SUGA R.—The market for :iluscovaden has been heavy, as
holders appear generally inclined to force immccliatt sales of pre
duce. as it arrives, and in consequence bring forward large parcels
at public sale ; the low qualities may be stated at a small redo:.
lion; the others unvaried. but a heavy sale; several contract
are made for shipping, generally at prices 50s. a 535. 'file
public sales to-day c insisted of 11J0 lilids. St. Lucia Sugar,
which sold Is. lower, 51s. 6d. a 575.: one lot flls ; and 3,1122 bats
Illauritius, 51s. 6d. a 575. 6t1.; also Is. lower. The purchases by
private contract have been inconsiderable-; the market has hem
very heavy, and the accounts from Liverpool and from (rli,t.
gow bring rims muds below the present currency of London.—
There continues to be a bustle respecting the export of Rehm:
goods, goods, previously t 8 the s:h proximo, and- notice is rent down to
the Docks for an extension of labouring hours to facilitate the ex.
port. Lumps are nominally about 79a., but the business is not re.
tensive, owing to the short time for crashing; the Grocers for the
home consumption of the country are Purchasing on a more es.
tended scale, but three is no alteration in the currency. blol.sms
are 258. 6d. Hy public sale on Tueeday, 1,009 chests HsvannA
Sugar. good quality, butt apparently old t about a half consisted
brown and yellow, and sold 275. tki. a 315.; the white was chat::
taken in. 37a. 6d. a hat. Since this sale, one parcel of 700 elks
yellow Havannah has been disrosed of. the price reported 31s. 6,
the market is row pretty well cleared of yellow Havannah Sugars:
a cargo Of 1,5011 clients Havannah was expot ed last week.

MEETINGS OP CREDITORS.
LONDON LlST.—[From the Loodon Gazette.]
AT TRU COL'ItT OP CONIIIIISIONSRII OF •AsIROPTS, SMONGRAIL•

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WITNESPAY..II.I.IrS.
Baker. W. St. John-street, Clerkenwel I, orange merchant (sell effects) 14
Campl,ell, D. Copthall.court, merchant (spe. af.)
Pals bairn, A. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, wlne-rnerch. (ditto; I
Jones, D. sen. Vine-street, Lambeth, milkman ;sell estate
Peacock, J. Blachfriars-road, grocer (arrangement)
Rogers, D. Upper North-place, Gray's Inti•road, grocer s4ell estate .. 1.)
COUNTRY I.PST.
Adkins, W. Coventry, riband mami. at the King's lid., Coventry !dlr. J.
Bennett; it. jun. Dukinfield, scrivener, at the Star, Manchester ;ditto
CHIN, J. Nantwich, cheese-f.,at the Hop-pole, Tewkesbury 2,1 exam.
Bean, J., T., and D., !Stockport, iron-founders, at the Bulkeley Arms,
Stockport ;finish stock)
Fennell, J. Little Kingston, hone-dealer, at the Globe, It'ara itk
'adj. last ex.' ........ ..... .................. II
Fogg, R. and T. S., Portwood and Chositon-row, brewers, at White's
Hotel, Manchester (apt. at ' lO
Merrell, J. Tea keabury, corn-f., at the Hop-pole, Tewkesbury s2d ex ; 10
Until' and Martin, Liverpool, merchants, at )(mists IlLoundea, Liver-
pool :corn.; .......... ........ ... • . ......
Perring, R. Modbury, banker, at the Exeter Inn, himlbury (pit of It- II
Pickering, H. B. Coventry, riband-dresser, at King's Head, Coy. 'die ' 10
Scoweroft, W. Haverfordwest, shop.k•eper, at Mr. Seoweraft's, 113.
verfordwert (spl. an%)
Slater and Co. Bradshaw and Clayton-mills, bleechers, at the Bridge,
Wilton 'ditto' 1,
Taylor, .I.44deard St. Lawrence, dealer. at George, Taunton ;pm. e-t
Turner, P. Liverpool, me,chaut, at the George, Dale-street (dirldeed
Wilteley, W. and J. Leeds, dyers, at Sessions-house, Leeds :Al and
fin. die.)
Wilde and Co. Oldham, cotton up} at Mr. Barlow's, Oldham soma mill

On the 22d ult. at Edluburph, the led, of Captain Gossip, of the LI
.egiment of Foot Guards, of a daughter.

MARKIEI•.
On Wednesday km, at St. Mary Major', Church, Exeter, bytheßev. Dr
Troyte, the Rev. John Sconell, Rector of Snothoet% and of All Nelms
Lewes, Sussex, to Elise, eldest dungeter of the late Wm. Land, EN. of
Hayne.bouse, Devon.

Lately, at Speidhurat, Kent, the Rev. Charles Cutts Berton, B.A. o'
Christ Church, Oxford, to Emilia Ann, elde,t daughter of the lot: R. N.
Allddleton, Esq.
A few days since, the R .v. John M. Cu'lyns M.A. f Exeter Colleye,
Oxford, and Rector of St. JAW:, Exeter, to Supl.in, daughter of the lair
R. Patch, Esq.
On nun*lay re'untibt, at Gretton. Nortbautpton,bire, the Rev. reld
Laurent. M.A. of St. Mb in Hall, Oxford, end of Alford, Vinolsebire.li
Mary Ann, widow of Johu Mould, Esq. of Ounclle.
Ou Thur.day, ut St. Dim ylebone Church. by the Rev. Dr. Spry', lb.'
Mason, Esq. 11.1,. Ctrl-t Church, Oxford, to Emma, LOlllll4 seamed
daughter of the lore Colonel John L'lric Collins, formerly resident at the
Court of Lucknow.

At St. Mary's Church, Botha ick, by the Rev. Thomas FuUer, the Rer.
Harvey Marriott, Rector of Claverton, and of Winifred House, Mat.
Caroline, fifth daughter of the late Wm. Thomas Paterson, Eqq. of De-
vonshire-place, and of the island of Jamaica.
By the Rev. Dr. D'Oyley, Rector of Lambeth, the Rev. Henry (Todd
M.A. son of Stephen ells4old, Esq. of Hill HOtht, to Mary Anne, eirtel
daughter of the Hun. Mr. Jtbitice Bayley.
At East Teigninouth, the Rev. If. I. Roper, to Hannah Barden

DILD.
On Friday, the 30th ult., at his house in Bedford.squtte, Joseph F.t.
terworth, EN. late M.P. for Dover, aged bd.
On the 26th ult. at Rose Hill, is the county of Kent,. /tante. Mootr••
sor, aged W 2, widow of the late John Montre,or, Esq.
Lately, at Abbeville, Charlotte, fourth daughter of the Bite Csci•
Wainwright, R.N. and a few days rafter, Lieutenant George lit,ltt4,•
Wainwright, .11. N. second sort of the above.
A few days Mace, the Rev. George Houghton, of Tiverton, Devombor.
At Canford Magna, Dttmetshire, after a short illness. univerttalß it-
@peeled and regrttted, the Rev. George 71to Brier, aged 66, Rector t.ithv
same place, and for many years a Magistrate fur the county, and Pr.
dal Grand Chaplain to the Lodge of Amity.
Aged NI, the Rev. William Davy, Vicar of Wlnkleigh, Devon. to
beneure he had lately been presented.
At Itinadead. Northamptonshire' the Rev. Benjamin Clay, von of tar
Rev. B. Chit:, of Worlington, and brother of C. Clay, Esq.
Exerv. Waling with his sister on the banks of the river. io the est, •
t tg, his spaniel went into the water end got entangled among the sec&
lie. City, fearing that the dog would he drowned, requested Ms ni.tcrl'
go forward, while he toot OR part of his dottier., and went into the rr,

got out the dog. She accordingly did so, but lutiLtiot proceeded rot
balloda abe heard a lood shriek, and In s 1.4 e minutes she avettatsed tht
haw aa(ottusate.brutber ;at° was no swimmar,, attempting 10 "a`
dodo& had got oat of his depth, and sunk to the bottom. The ckg 3ct
Whom Albin alstataace.
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WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning
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Piloted at THNNRITIIM ?IRS, Officephy J. W. CARLTON, No.
3lgnads allftsbilabed b, A. CANNON, gains plate.