The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY', Ann. 7.
Arrived the Iludderafichl, Corset, from Jamaica; Rival. Toft,
from New York, sailed 24,1 i June; 31 my, Grey, from Miramichi ;
Rifleman, Orate, from Quebec ; Soho, Irwin, from Riga ; Vic-
tory, Peabody, from Al iramichi ; Velocity, —, from Quebec;
Marianne, bmidt, born Memd ; and the Mercurius, from

Rostock.
The Panthea, Hathaway, for New York, WAS spoken 13th July,
in Ist. 41. 40., lorg. 61. ID.
The Quebec Packet, from Quebec for Livetpool, was spoken the
13th July, in lat. 45. 9., lung. At.
Sailed the Crown, --, of Whitby, for North America.

FALMOUTH, A rots,' 6.—No arrivals. Sailed the Marchioness
of Salisbury packet, fur the Mediterranean ; and the Dutch ga,Uiot
Herstelling, Sniit, fOr Bordeaux.—Wind vatiable.
PLYMOUTH, AtiovsT G.—Arrived the Dwina, Brown, from
Riga ; end Oscar, Lutgreen. from Stockholm—Nl, intl N.N.W.
Powismourit, Auousr 7.--The Sir Edward Paget, from
Bengal, hove to at Spithead, landed passengers, and proceeded for
London. Sailed the Active, Lutgreen, for Stockholm.—Wind
Iresterly.
DEAL, AUGUST 7.—Parsed through for the River the West
Indian l'acket, Reynolds, and the Simon Taylor, Meek, from
Jamaica; and Ottawa, Douglas, from Quebec.—l'ariable light
winds.
GRAVESEND, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Roh-
-1 eon. from ilamburgh ; Scipio. Spencely, from St. retersburgh;
Edward, Wessels, and Flora, Schein, from Bremen ; Rapid. Jen.
nings, from ttoulogne ; Lord Middleton, Melville, from Calais;
Queen of the Netherlands, Pearson, from Rotterdam • and Moun-
taineer, Mate, from Ostend. Sailed the Susan and Letitis, Morri-
son, for Alariteillcs; Astrea, Ilabarack, for Trieste; Hebe,
Triate, for Lisbon ; and llofthung, Bergman, for Bremen.
PARIS, A uotrsT N. S. del Carmen, Jauregay, from
Bayonne for St. Sebastian, has been taken close to the former port
by a Colombian privateer. The master and part of the crew put on
snore-
CAPE OF Cool) TIOPE, MAY 23..- The Castle Forbes, Ord,
from London and Madeira to Madras, is discharging her cargo into
the Coventry, Purdy. and it is expected she will be found unworthy
of reredpair. The Dutch vessel Concordia has been thoroughly re-
pai,
Annul:att. Jut.y 14.—Tlts M inerva, Wbite„linund to Yar-
month; which put back here leaky; has been surveyed, and will be
repaired.
ELSINORE, JULY 29.—The Sylvanum, Garterell, ban got into
Landacrona.
11 t luta. Jui.r 27.—A ship from Ilavannth to Santander was
captured 2:Jd inst. by a Colombi.n privateer.

The N.S. de Aransain. Eerezuma, from Passages for Barrelona,
was sunk on the 12th ult. oil Cape Fintsterre, by a Colombian pri-
vcreer.
By advice from Havre of sth inv. the Nouvelle Eugene, Bea-
mont, which sailed front St. Thomas Dec. 30, tor Havre, bad nut
since been heard of.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, A rnurr
Snips ERTZWED Ix wastn.—The Itrevig, flagemann, from
Christiania; Ambrortia. Larsen, from Drain ; Andreas and Caro-
lina Kanudsen, from Dram ; New Minerva, Hemingway, from
Dar;mic; Judith, Dunkerly, from Petersburgit ; Dwina, Oxley,
from Petersburgh ; Jonge Jauneke, Janssen, from Emden ; Elea-
nora, Kroeft, from Dantzic ; Essex, Barclay, from South Seas;
Perseverance, 'litmus, from Bladed* and Tampico; Alinerva,
(Ironer, front Frederickstadt ; Sprightly, Smith, from Amsterdam;
Triton, Owens,, from Belfast ; Pursuit, Bullin, from Hamburgh ;
Argonaut, Davison, from Petcreburgh.
ENTERED OUTWARD.—The Planet, Barclay, for Jamaica;
Castle Isachlan Smith, for Jamaica; St. Johanne, Kramer, for
Bjainore and dopenhagen ; Charming Molly, Farrier, lot Havre;
Trois Freres, Rieke. for Antwerp and Brussels ; Simeon, Roome,
for Harnburgh ;Albion, Towne, for Part-au•Prince.
CLEARED OnTwann.--Trois Anna, Renken, for Antwerp;
Scotia, Ball, for Havre; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam;
Asirea, Partridge, for Ilamburgh'• John, Kirk, for Teneriffe and
Buenos Ayres; Hayti, Stevenson, Rotterdam; Albinia, Shad-
forth, for Demerara ; James, Trewavas, for St: John's, Newfound-
t.Linnet, Thompson, for Wismar; Leda, Mosey, for Peters-
burgh.
CLEARED OUTWARD TO IRELAXD.—Liberty, Aldridge, for
Cork.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
SIDLING! racist BTNGAI..—The Elphinstone, Mae Lean, for
Madras, Ceylon, Allpee, and London, on the 231 February.
sun LOADING AT BENUAL.—Colonel Young, Grey, for
gilyloPore•
DAILINGI FROM ARIIACAN.—The Gilmore, Law., and the
Susan, Hamilton, for Chittagong, on the 7th of February.
ANRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—His Netherland Majesty'. frigate,
Triton, from the Texel„ on the 2lst of March; De Anderneuting,
kyr,. fromAinstertlam, on the 25th.
BAILIINGS FROM BATAVIA —Baron V. der Capellan, Peter,
for Amsterdam, on the 4th of April.
LOADING ON THE 3th.—G.rnella Henries, Fieskez, for Am-
sterdam t Mary Htligoeo'nds, Ohuzent, for Rotterdam.
dingivaLs AT §T. HELENA.--Trusty, Finlay, from Bengal;
Hope, Burns, from Cape of Good Hope.

IrewiCll Mei( nEns.—The Suffolk Chronicle publishes
the following letter, received from Mr. Haldimand, ad-
dressed to Mr. Pearson, of Ipswich, which was read to the
resident free burgesses in the independent interest, at their
last monthly meeting :
" Florence, July P. 1826.
" My dear Fir,-.Although 1 have no letters from you relating to
the lame of the election at Ipswich, yet, the newspapers having
bitonght me the final and glorious result, I cannot omit writing to
you by the very drat post, to express to you, as Chahman of my
Committee, as well as, through you, to the other valuable members
of whom it is co:narsed, my warmest and most heartfelt thanks for
the very great , activity, and intelligence, which you have again
displayed in my favour, as also In behalf of my new and excellent
Colleague, Colonel Tonens. Perhaps there is nobody who can
better judge of the interest and value of those exertions than myself,
having already been
_persopally engaged with you in one long and
arduous contest, similar, it would appear, in its duration, severity,
and result, to that which you have just so able closed. But I trust
that this present triumph will, in its moral effects, proyec.finfinitely
greater value to us, as it must surely at length convince our oppo.
nents that the people of Ipswich are no longer to be caught by the
narraw.minded, but once popular, cries of 'No Popery,' 'No
Innovations.' &c. ; but that, on the contrary, they are deter.
mined to be foremost in support of the more liberal, Just, and en.
I.tened doctrines, which have PO long been advocated by the
Whip, and which at length have been adopted, in great measure,
by those who now compose his Majesty's Government. I stn happy
to hear that the hays positively rejected the proposition of a
scrutiny, as I am convinced, from what I observedsigaLlailpe jut
Oxman, it n, that would have put us to a considerable es.
penal, without producing any final result. If Mr. rieldinnt anti
Mr. Dundee think that justice has not been done than M fhe else.
tton, let them meet us at once in the House of Commons: thrre the
matter must be final. Bat I trust they will not be lo ill-advised as
is incur the expense of a petition. Pray present InZ MOO hearty
cangratulationa to Wand Terms, when you pee him • and tell
him how much 1 regret having thrown all the weight' mid trouble'
• of the election upon him; and that, upon another traiden, I bops
to have lt,in Inv power 04 it With him.
With „,yl,na* muds to every Individual member of the
, Committee, believe me to be always,
It' ther w Ike.

Surplus paid into tfe rank of
England, by direction of the
I.nrcla Comminiknera of Its

Majesty's 'Freeway .
Surplus to be paid into ditto

£27,483 7 f;
740 Li o

£28,260 2 ei
By direction of his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief,
H. TAYL9u,
Horse Guards, March 21,1 1826.

MARKETS.

'From the London New Price Current, of 'Tuesday, August 8.

COTTON.-The demand far Couon last week continued very
good, and at an advance generally of Ad. per lb., the sales for the
week from Monday till last night inclusive, amounting to 25,49'
bales. viz.-500 Pelham,. 10d. a 1044. ; 100 Boweds Gide 7id.;
750 Stunts dAd. a 544. : 1150 Bengals 444. a bid. ; 30 Madras 54d.
in bond, and; duty paid, 20 Drumm& 00.
SUGA IL-The demand for Muscovades during the last week
was steady, but not on an extensive scale there was no alteration
whatever in the prices. The chief inquiries in the market lately
are directed to the fine Sugars above 02a. which rate very high and
are scarce; the very low qualities about Ws. have been also its
great demand, both for export and for the home trade for the Fruit
aeaann ; scarcely any Sugars. however brown, can be purchased
under 525. • the cheapest sugars are from Os. a 575.,. on account of
the plentiful supply at these qualities. The market opened rather hea-
vily this morning, from accumulation of -stock ; at to now nearly
13,000 catike more than in 1625: as the day advanced, however, the
purchases increased, and at the close of the market we estimate the
sales at 600 casks : there it no alteration In the prices. The Bar-
bedoes Sugar sale to-day, 125 blids.went off with great briskness
a 2s. higher,.6 Is. 64. a 695, being the qualities so much in request.
on account of their scarcity. In the Refined market there was no-
thing new to report; last week the purchases were considerable, but
without the slightest sedation in prices. Molasses were heavy at
21s. Gd. This morning there is a good demand for Lumps for
shipping ; to parcels offer under 75a.; the export orders fur low
bastards appear extensive; 16e. a 19s. are the prices free 03 board;
the liner goods for home consumption are not in so much request.
Molasses are brisk at 245. lid. In Foreign Sugars, about 300 cheats
Brazil were sold by private contract ; white 325. a 355., grey 295. a
305., and sonic yellow Ilarannah, 31s. and 31s. 64.
COFFEE.-After the day of our publication (Tuesday) last
week, Coffee advanced considerably ; the average improvement
from the lowest point of the late depression was generally 6s. a 73..
per cwt.; St.Domingo, the lowest price lately 425., might beetated
at 475. 48s. ; the coloury descriptions of Jamaica sold *bout 10s.
per cwt. above the late lowest prices; the good ordinury Jamaica,
which was 43a. and 44a., sold at la& a (4a. : the fine ordinary,
which was 48s. and 30.. sold fa 628.• the low,ipiddling, which
had beedleprested to G. actlre. rEt. There were three pub-
lic sales of Coffee this forenoon, and, contrary to the general antici.
ration, the prices were 2s. per cwt. lower; the whole went off
heavily; the greater proportion Jamaica and Dominica desetip-
dons ; St. Domingo nominally 48s. a 405., but there arc few or nu
sellers.
SILK.-There is no alteration in the Silk trade.
_ _

OlLS.—Fish Oils we in more demand at our quotation. • Sperm
Oil not so brisk, on account of the unexpected arrivals.--SCed Oils
are in good demand. at the late prices.
RU 31. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The demand for Rum
continues general, and as it is now reported the Distillers am buyer.,
the prices are again advanced; proofs and toxicr cannot be pur-
chased below 2s. pet gallon, but at that price parcels of two and three
over are offering ; the orders in town for shipping, for low Leeward,
are very extensive, but generally at prices below the present market
currency, and they cannot be executed; fine qualities of Jamaica
are also inquired for, but the sales since our last arc not extensive.
Brandy is very heavy, we have not heard of any sales ; the vintage
is likely to be more productive than what was anticipated. Same
purchases of Oeneva are made at rather lower rates ; pale at 9e.
per imperial gallon.
INDIGO.—The request for Indigo continues general: the
buyers pay for picked parcels 3d. to fid. per lb. advance on the India
House sale prices.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—There is nothing new to remark 34
to Beef or Pork. Bacon is scarce, GM. is offered. Butter, Ire in
an uncertain state; the weather continues very Mot; the nears:
price of Dutch is 901. ; Irish 88s. a 90a.
FRUIT.--There is no material alteration In Fruit.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—Tbete is more business
doing in Tallow, the quotation of the new is to-day 331.9 d. a 345.
Flax continues in demand at our advanced quotations; the obi
tlemp is 301.. the new 351.
TOBACCO.—The inquiries after Tobacco continue very con-
siderable, partitalarly for strips, on account of the report of
business at Liverpool; the sales since oar haat are about 30 hhds.
very ordinary Virginia, 21d. and lid. ; 10ff hhds. Virginia to the
trade at 34d. and 3Ad. ; the small parcels of Amentfoorth and St.
Domingo offered last week at public sale were all taken in.
'WOOL.—There is no alteration in Wool ; the demand for the
manufacturers in the country is rather increasing.