The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-26 00:00:00

MOREAU'S STATE -OF THE BRIT/sll 711,101-,
WOO:YOKO OW OKKJICIAL 130 C OMENI a.
View of of the (MOM Value of lk whole Importi Into, and yx:,
Great Britain, dorin;t two ytairx, eliding the Atli Jar•unry, „,. .
compared to chow the true Increase or 'hires, ,r the
with each comtty ; extracted from Mr C. .Ntoreen's Nre.o,
vat wad.. and Ind, re-ling Chart of the pad WAI pre•ent Shy e• f ,
tarried nu by Welt Britain with all part. of the World, fr.,:n
pul,ll.hed by Trenttel and Co.

OFFICIAL, VALUE OF THE WHOLE.
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lIIPORTS.
CAmtrics.
1626. I 1825. 1,1.24. I
1 l------e -- J.'
Furore .... ..... . 15.6;9,744 17,437,9014 1 30.675,749 ~.,•,,
Aria 6,91;9,915 I 7,363,726 . 4,536,1:,;1 • -
Africa , Z 19,397 394,3.73 I 776,29; •„ -'
America....
Grand Total
Foreign Trade 17,445,5K.0 1M,020,963 11------_ 37,222,200 .
British Trade ...
.....__
The following Is • Comparison of the Official Value of the who!, or
Exports and Imports for the years end; os—
, The 5t.12 January, I To.al.
1825. 152.. / Decrease I I ocreao
,______-
' .„
bolas. into Gt. Br. 41,7371)9 49,1:4,231 !.. ....... 7,3,,,;,r,
1E spb. AO= ditto.. 63,223,272 60,105,632 1 2,326,640
ols.
Brit. Masebetares 51,718,606 50,:m0n7 , i.412,9+4i•
For & coy produce 11,506,665 10,510,014 ! 913,651
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I
!INLAND. 4 ar : it''
'e'
Impts. into Irritant k ..000,030 5,275,045 ~
from Gt. Britain I '
Etats. from Ireland t g4,,161 6,544,n73 I
Into Gt. Britain I 1

akH74.749 ;;;$
444:14.1:•;1
7%6.'67
20.043,.43'

AMER{CAN MARKETS.
[Prom the New York Price Currers4 of April 11
STATEMENT OF COTTON. Moams, MARCH 7.
Rectivrel to March I, 11426
Ditto IBM
Reported to March I, 1836
Ditto ISM
Mock oo band March 1, lirM
Ditto 1025
[Ftogn the Charleston Courier of bleed 7.2.]
ALABAMA.
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A gentleman recently from Alabama has furnished ua with the fallow.
Ins facts relative to the topogradhy and commerce of that State, 11t4,4
we think may be interest►ng to many of our patrons.
The quantity of Cotton received in South Alabama lard year was no,o
bales, one-third more than was grown the year before. The climate sad
colt of that State are well celonated to the growth of Cotton, and he
farming interest devote their attention to little else. The inhalotants
depend upon the Northern States ha their supplies of lour, pork, and
whiskey.
Mobile Is the deposit for mostly all the products of that State. It rna
tains from 7 tottooo Inhabitants. Two houdred houses were erected the,
Lest pear.
_ _

♦bole Mobile, on the banks of the Mobile alter, there are a consider_
able nuarber.of Soudehlug towns :
Fort Clarhorne, ISO sidle. from Mobile. contains IWO Inhabitants, ssi
shipped off la.t year' crop MOP bales.
Praise Bluff, 120 miles further, exported WOO bales.
Cahawba, 120 miles farther, contains 2hoo Inhabitants, and exported
8000 bales.

The little Writs of Sento% 10 miles farther, contains 1000 Inhabitant;
and exported 111000
lifontgotnsejt 416 miles further, contains 4000 Inhabitants, and exports]
9000 bales; and, from

Cassawdn, 23 miles abov►, at the junction of the Coma and Talapoota
River*, there were exported 1000 bales.
The Alabama River in navigable for boats of 300 tons to Cassawda, sod
Is considered our of the best rivers to navigate in the United States. The
steam-boats running there at preeent are the New Alabama Company's.
The Totnbackker and Black Warren are navigable six months of the
year the latter 500 miles to Turcaloosa. The export of Cotton cam.
mences lu October, and continues to July the year following.
[From the same of March 23.]
SAYAVNAA SI , Mallen 21.
COTTON.—The Upland Market has been steady for a week pan;
prices 103 a 113 ; prime will *till bring 12, and very Sue a vile more.
A full budnese was done yesterday, when about 1000 bags changed bands,
principally at II cents. Sea Waleds have been gradually and constantly
declining, particularly common to good I such have bees latterly telling
from at down to 30. Tha line Brandt are still held at much Lgber prices,
but there Is nothing doing in them.
FREIGHTS.—Owing to the lirditeri number_ef vessels In port, freights
are brisk at E. Vessel*, throughout the season, -have beets takeu op itams•
diately on their arrival.
CASIDIN.—Cotton, ig to 108 cents.
AUGUSTA. MARCH 108 to 108 cents.
Macon, Mason 18.—Cotton, it to Ig cent*,