The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-05 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

July 21. R. Graham and S. Misname, of Leicester-square,
Middlesex, liners-drapers, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 21. J. Iles, of New City Chamben, Bishopsgate-street,
Loudon, Insurance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 21. G. W. B. Tunic, of the East India Chambers,
Leadeuhall street, London, merehant,at ten, at Guildhall.
July 27. R. Turner, of Liverpool, butcher, at one, at the
George Inn, Liverpool.
July 14. I. Palyart, late of London-street, Fenchareb-street,
London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July '27. J. Hensel% of Newcastle-upou.Tyue, linen-draper,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle.
July 31. W. A. Brown, of College.hill, Loudon, merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall.
July 21. IL Simpson, of Crown-court, Threadoeedle.slreet,
London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 21. H. Le Mesurier and J. A. Du Buessoo, of London,
merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 28. J. Preece, late of Peterborough court, Fleet-street,
Loudon, gold.beakr, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 21. J. Crossley, of Halifax, York, and of King.street,
London, merchant, at eleven, Guildhall.
July 21. S. Cain., of Wailisig.street, London, warehouse-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 21. W. Prentice, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey,
ironmonger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July 21. W. Bryan, late •f White Lion-court, Birchin.lane,
London, and now of Camberwell, Surrey, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
July 21. G. Rootsey, of Tooley.street, Southwark, butcher,
at ten,at Guildhall, London.
July 3. T. Webster, late of Chedgrave, Norfolk, printer, at
eleven, at the Titus Inn, Buagay, Suffolk.
July 23. J. Hardman, of Manchester, warehouseman, at
two, at the Palace lass, Market-street. Manchester.
August 14. W. Dunn, of Horton, Middlesex, wholesale
upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Jaly 24. %V. A. L. Bailey, late of Stow-market, Suffolk,
cabinet-usaker, at less, at the Kin's Head lon, Stow-
market.
July O. T. H. Robinson, of Manchester, cotton-merchant,
at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Mantles, R. 81;nilea—, -F. Mankle.,Lt! J. F. Tut-
ner, of Wapping, Muddlege:, ship-chandlers, June 30,
1811.—R. W. Evans and J. Loam, of Cheapside,
Landon, musical instrument-makers, Jame 44,, 1841.
P. Correll, .1. Mercer, A. Homewood, sea. and I. Home-
wood, of Maidstone, Keut, boater, March 43„ 1841.--
J. Hutchinp and G. I'. Gullop,of Yeovil, Somerset, bankers,
October 10, 1880...—R. Douglas and G. Robertson, of Wap-
ping. ebirehandlers, Jame 30, 1841.-0. Wikock and G. C.
Clark, of Watliarstreet, London, warehousemen, Join 11,
1841.—A. Lambert and J. Blackmon, of Fridarotroot,
Leedom, warehousemen, Joao 30, 1881.—G. Time, B. P.
Lodge, and J. Whalley, of Bow Church yards lamina,
woolkra•fastoras Joie Er, ',IL

FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb.
Spanish Sheep, Leonesa .. Si 6d a ds 9d
-- Segovia .. 3. Od a3B 6d

Soria ls 94 a 3. 3.1

-- Seville .... 2. 3d a 2. 9d
Sexennial

----.1.24
Bohegnia,lst ........ ..... 4s 0.1 • as ad
-- 2d .... 3s 0.1 a 4s OJ

RAW HIDES.
Butt Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 2s 2d to 2e Id
ts 10d to 34 2J Market Calf.. each 80 0.1
Midiltiny 2s thi to 211 8d Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Butts, 50 to 56 lbs. each 184 to 214 per lb.
Ditto, 56 to 661bs. each 224 to 24d
Dressing Hides
Fiue Coach Hides . lB4 to 1911
Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs for cutting 16.1 to 1711
Ditto 45 to 501ba 18,1 to 19}4
Calf Skins 30 to 40 Ibm 244 to 304
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 30.1 to 384
Ditto 70 to 801bs 26J to 30d
%Nall Seals (Greenland) 174 to 19,1
Large ditto ..
Tainted Horse Hides .... 164 to 1814
Spanish Hum Hides ........18d to 244

COAL MARKET, JULY 4.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
23 Newcastle
19 Sunderland
1 Stone Coal

[From the " Landon Mercantile Price Current" of
7'needny, July 3, 1821.1

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Cogreu.—Numerors public sales have been brought for-
ward since our last, which have generally gone off with spi-
rit at advanced prices, say about 2..1111 ordinary to middling
Plantation, and abort Is. on Foreign ; on Wednesday a
greater ad was paid, but subsequently tire pekes paid
have been at the advance stated. St. Domingo of very good
quality has been sold at 117 s. to 117 r. 611. per cwt.
The stock of Coffee is now 4,924 toils, being 804 more
than at this time last year, present prices 12s. per cwt.
lower.

SUGAR—TiIe B. P. Sugar market has been very eat, and
sales made at • further reduction of ed. to Is. per cwt. in
sonic descriptions.
FOREIGN Sucam—On Thursday 351 chests Havannah
were brought forward by public sale and sold at the prices
quoted in our last; there bas been, however, but little in-
qairy privately ; there has been some demand for white Bra-
zil, and sales have been made at 35s to 445. for low to good
white Bahia and Rio, the strong qualities of the latter are
most Bought.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 3,971 casks more than at
Ibis time last year; present prices 3s. 6d. per cwt. lower per
Casette average.
PIMRSITO is without alteration, the parcels brought to
auction have geoerally found buyers, but the demand is by
no nieaus brisk.

um.—Fine Jamaica/ command the prices of lad week,
but g Ily purchases may be made at lower rates
The stock of Rum is 110 W 19,414 pestebeoes, mud price
of proofs Is. sd. per gallon.
Ditto same time last sear 10,371 missives', sad prise er
proofs is. Id. per gallon.
NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Agnes —Two public sales were brought forward oa
Thursday said Friday last, comprising 2,108 barrels New
York and Quebec Put aod Peal I, they west oil steadily at
the full prices quoted in oar last, said the whole appeared
to be sold.
Totacco.—The Tobacco market is g Hy heavy, the
)caw qualities is particular are very dull of sale ; good and
fine qualities ars scarce, but the remand is at lbe same lima
vi t y limited. The stock of Maryland being se very small
sends rs the prices in this market completely nominal; the
Cutititiental markets have mostly received their supplies of
this description direct from America.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, June 36, 1821.
The demand for Corrow noticed in our last bas sebsided„
and though prices are maintained the market has been dull,
particularly iii the beginning of the week, but we had more
inquiry in the last twu days, several dealers being here to
attend • public site of Sea Islands yesterday, which went of
at steady prices. The quantity sold is 6,800 bags, consist-
ing of 2,250 llowerls at aid. a I Id, principally at 01d. a
Ind.; 1,000 Orleans at 91d. a I2d. and a few very ordinary
at 81c1.; good and prime at Hp. and 131 d. ; 70 Tennessee.
at IV.; 7bo Sea Islands at Ind. a 20d.; 200 stained at
8/d. a 121 d.; 703 Pernams at 120. a 13d. ; 350 Bahia. at
111 d. a Ind.; 720 Marimbas's. at 12d. a 121x1.; 140 Mina
Novas at Ild. a 111(1.; 160 Mimi Gerrie. at 10d.; 80 De-
Niers ras at 111 d. a Ind.; 40 Barbadoes at 10d. ; 10 Cuba.
at 91d.; b 0 Lagniras at 81d.; 20 Madras at Bd.; 40 Surets
at 7d. a 81d.; 330 Bengal. at 61d. a 71d. per lb. Tb. im-
port this week is 945 bags Charleston.
The British Plaatatiisa Sugars offered this week, consist-
lag of Demerara, Barbarities, and Trinidad, bat* pee off

steadily; good brown aid middling aeseriptionaNdvilig sold
at full prices, but the line qualities went rather lower : the
quantity sold is 700 casks. For East India line is no in
quiry. Foreign Sugars are doll, and 200 bow, of [odd
brown and yellow H Is have bee,, bought at 26.. 64.;
' in Brazils she only sales are • few rheas of middling to
! good white Pennons 34s a 425.• and 160 barrels of very
soft low white Rios at 295.641. Dent Mulssses offered
at auction were taken its at 235:
The inquiry for Furtive Coffee continues, sad a mixed
parcel, esso•isslog of 1,300 bags o.divary Brsail, have beets
sold by private at 106 s and 1,500 bags of ordinary Samit-
rang at Ills.; is Plantation the only business that Isis been
dune is a sale of low meldling Dutch at 1225.
A parcel of middling Para Cocos Its. been taken for ship-
sent at 455.
Rice continues very dull, and of 140 eask-v twiddling
quality offered at mucosa only 66 were sold at 15s. 3.1 4
15a. 6,1. In Ginger and Pimento nothing doing. The so%
quiry for rum is very limited, and few vnh s have token plare.
There is Mile demand for Dyeound.,and only a email parcel
of solid hicarsguawund has been disposed oral 341 per ton.
We have a moderate inquiry fur Ashes, •nel Moutrcaa Pot,*
bring 345. a 345. 6,1. and Boston 41s. 6.1. There have been
no sales this week in B.A. Hides.
The Tobacco market this week has been dull, sah•is
baring been made in any description
The Corn market has been its lin inactive state sines
last, and the sales snide in Wheat have beau at a decline of
Id. to 2.1. per bushel. Good qualities of Irish Oats are be-
coming scarce, and as advance of Id. per bushel has bee it
oblainsd. At the close of last week there was rather more
doing in Am.-steal, Flour fur export ; the sates since;. bow.
ever, have been but trilling. 800 burets flaittnie Flour
were offered hy auction on Weduesila y, and taken is at gos.
there being act bidders above Ins. per barrel. Yesterday 360
bales of Turkey and 00 bales Feud, Gladder Irooos were ea-
fered by action, but withdrawn fo, wain of bidder*; a small
lot of y has been disposed of at 625. per cwt.
For Brimstone there has b. eq more impair!, and about 60
tons Sicily have bees taken at 231. 10a. to 241. per too, ac-
cording to qii•lity.
Ott.—The lonians of the Fish Oil market is ovally
suspended at present, is consequence of the •pproach of the
time when accounts of the success of the Greenland' Fislievy
may be expected; Rapeseed Oil is a •Itiole higher diaa last
week; is Linseed Oil there has Is, es little busioess dour.
EAST INDIA PRODUCE.
COTTOII.—Ibe minket has kept steady since oar last,
there hiving been a fair demand for the better descriptions
of East India for home consumption, •tot the ordinary worts
continuing in demand for export; in the prices there is mu
variation. The sales of the week are, dull. paid, 50 bogs
Pernambuco good fair 134. 30 Sea Islands 16.1 20 Bowed@
104.20 pa,. 114. St Vinet's rood 100.70 Stoutish 61,1„
10 Bourbon 1414. 1,. hood. 20 Madras 7d. 350 Surat very
ordinary to fah 6,1. to 7.1. 750 Bengal very orditialy 51e1 to.
52(1. fair 51.1. to 51d. good to very good*. to 6id. per lb.:
total, 1,390 bales.
le FRUIT th, re is very little doing.
hum Paovt,tons.—Thi. being the season when very
few ships •.e honor out, there has bees very little business.
done lately. Mess Beef is scarce.
SPIRIT! or 1. Inn continue steady in price, there
is little or nu rough in the importers bands.
REFINRD SUGAR —The demand continues very limited,
and a reduction of Is. per cat. has beau submitted to, with-
out having produced ready porch