The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-09 00:00:00

INDIAN ELOQUENCE.
[From the Washisgton Gaze-m.l

SiTEEU OT ART INDIAN CHIEF WUO ASSISTSS IS CLL.
tNG GENERAL H'INTOSII.
Brothers ! —fil'lntath is dead. He broke the law of the mum
the law whirls tic made himself. His face was tumid to the white
men, who wish to take our lands frem us. His back was to
hie own pen e, his ear wss shut to the aka of. our women and
children. Ilia heart was estranged from us. The words of his
talk were'deccitful, they came to us like the sickly breeze that files
lover the marsh of the great river. The great spirit turned away
his face from him. He fell by the hands of red men, at his own
place. in the sight of his women and children. The false men who
joined him fell also with him.
; Brothers !-111`Intosh was breve—the deeds of his youth were
mighty; but, his heart became changed, he spoke the words of
dcceittulness: He walked in crooked paths, which his brethren
' knew not—paths which led down to death. lie deceived as, and
we slew him. The land is red with his blood, and with the blood
of his friends. Our vengeance is satisfied. We bury the hatchet
of revenge. Let ua obey the Great Spirit, that he may lead his
children in the path of their wandering!

MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, MownaW, Atria. 8.
We had but n moderate supply of Orlin during last week, except
of Irish Oats, and there was but little fresh up this morning. The
weather being rather unsettled, and the supply of Roe %Vlteat abort,
the best samples sold readily this morning at an advance of 21. per
qr. the inferior samples were better sale, though not dearer.
Some tine new Barley reached 525. per qr., and old Malting was
held at higher prices. Oats were hill Is, per qr. dearer, bat this
trade was Messy at the advance, as only the consumers who ware
quite out of sock would buy. Prices of Beans and Pease ruled
much as this day week. Linseed was steady in price, but Rape.
seed was scare and dearer. The average price of Barley for the
fourth week being only 38s. Bd.. and the suspended Country Return,
being still under consideration, nothing certain can Instated as to
the result on the 13th inst.

VIII tAT.
Kent and Essex (red) SOa to Ws
Do. (white) .fAs to 748
Suffolk (red) fdls to 1;8s
Ditto (white) - 6thi to 72s
Norfolk and Lincoln-

!Air.
Essex Ski to 77s
Ditto, brown • • 1.01 to 604
Suffolk & Norfolk 366 to 7k
Ditto, brown -62 s to 606
"AXE.
English . 246 to Ills
Foreign , .• 24 to Xs
L!XNZID.
English 421 to 460
Foreign . 356 to 441
nzispsiwri.
English (per qr.) 451 to 42.
Foreign -49 s to 4.1 s
TARES.
English (per qr.) 241 to 34.
Ditto, ncr - —s to
Foreign -24 s to 32t
Ditto, new . —a to
SEEDS.
Rapeseed (per but) 231 to 171
Mustardseed (brown)
per bushel . 121 to 11l
Ditto, white . kl to 111

shire (red) 58s to 66s
Irish . 50s to 58s
RYE - - us to 36s
'AILEY.
Malting . 40s to 40s
Grinding - 361 to 40s
OATS.
Fecd, Essex & Kent 23s to 27s
Lincolnshire 231 to 28s

Yorkshire 231 to 28s
Irish white 23s to 26s
Ditto black 244 to We
Poland, Lincolnshire 281 to 31,
Yolkshire 26s to 31.
Potato, Lincolnshire %.s to 32s
Yorkshire 28s to 32s
Scotch . 29s to 34s
Irish -24 s to 28s
BEAN..
Ticks, new . 42s
Dittos old -
Pigeon
Ditto, old

Clover, redtliertiFE) 501 to 741
ditto, white . ad to Gal
Trefoil 201 to 26!
Coriander . 81 to 10!
Carraway 341 to 3til
OtL CAKES.
Rapeseed (per too) 511 to 0!
Linseed (ditto) 00 to 9:

44s to S4s
- —4 to _s
PEASE. _

flog .
Maple .
White
Boilers

38s to 40s

. 41s to :13n
311 s to 42s
4tts
,to 545

GUAM/FOR]
Wheat per 1. 141 0. to 19/ 10s
New ditto - 101 Os to 211 lOs
Oats per qr. 11 Os to 11 li.
Old ditto . 0/ Os to 0/ Os

ALTaI:IT 6.

Rye --
11 181 to 21 4e
Barley . 11 18s to 21 4s
Beans - 21 41 to 21 10s
they Pease 21 4. to 21 81