The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-22 00:00:00

WERPOOL, TOIIISAY Enzwreo.

Wind. W. to Water, 29 riv.
Arrived the Panthea, Hathaway, from New York ; Thomas Par.
sons, Bragg, from Quebec; Wilkinson, White,, from St. Peters.
burgh; Minerva, —, from Lisbon ; Alajtatic, Oman, from
Greenock.

The Brothers. Mackin ; and the Lune, Dagnal, from Liverpool,
have arrived at Dublin.
The Mentor, Wi!sou, Mr New York, exchanged numbers with
the Algonquin 17thinst: eff Tuskar.
The Prawn. Fergusson, trotn Liverpool, arrived at Port-au,..
Prince 28th July.
The Welling;on, Hughes, from Adra, hs.s arrived at the River
Dee.

CORN-MARKET, TUESDAY, SEPT.2O, 1815.

We had a good demand for old Foreign Wheat. and prices art
higlier about 3d. per bushel. New IVA also a little higher. Oats
also experienced a good demand throughout the week, and nrices
are quoted. Id. a td. higher. Other armies steady at full p ices.
GRAIN. a. rt. ■. d.
Wheat psi Bushel 701b.—English (old) . 9 6 a 10 3
Ditto (new) -- V 3 a 19 0
Scotch . 8 3 a 9 6
Irish (old) - 7 3 a U 91
' Ditto New - - V U a V 61
Foreign. free - 8 3 a 9 0
Ditto (in bond) . 4 0 a 4 6'
Canadian free - 6' 9 a 8 9
Oats pee Bushel of 4181...-Irish Potato (old) 3 0 a 3 4
Ditto (new) - 3 4 a 3 6
English,Scotch&Welsh 3 3 a 3 6
Common 2d. a 3d. lower.
Bade, per 61111).—English . . 2 6 a 6 0
Irisii ' . - . 0 0 a 0 0
Nast per 9 galls. . - . - 8 6 a 10 3
'Oatmeal per 2401b.—English - - 21 0• 31 I
Irish - - . 24 0 a 26 0
Ditto (new) - 26 0 a 30 0
Flour per 38011).—English - - 23 0 a 66 0
Irish . - . 53 • • 45 0,
A merrcan pa:l96lb. ---II• • 29 it'
Dantsic - ~ VOA 00
Foreign, fraa 0 0 a 0 0
' Boos pot Quarter—English . - 46 0a49 0
Irisa . - 44 0 a 46 01
Foreign - - U 0 a • 0
Pw pet Qirtiter.— English, White - 0 0 a 0 •
Ditto they - - 0 0 • 0 0
Foreign U 1/ • 0 0
IKPOIMID raoss TO/ 13TH TO TYE 19Th SEPTEMBTIL

iNcLustwit.
]Yana
Foreign .
Ireland
Coastwise .

Wheat :
Foreign - 4.591 pi,
Ireland . - 4,410
Castwise 21)7

784 qrs.
- 20
194
--r-
Total . V qrs.
Flour
Cortatways SI aks.
Oatmeal :
Ireland - 41 Ids.
Coaatways . 191
Total . 172 Ida.
EIPOILTED.

Total - 9,2.18 qrs.
Oats:
!raised . 1,05
Coastwise .tltl

Total - 1,663 grs.
Barley
Foreign - 770 qrs.
Coutways - 260

Total - 1,020 qrs.

Wheat, 16sirs..726st;, 47 qrs.
Flour, $O brie.

THE ARM r.

The Ist division of the !4th (Warwickshire)regiment of foot cm.
barked yesterday, on board the Diadem transport, at Plymouth, for
conveyance to Lurk.
The tid division of the 32d (Cornwall) regiment of infantry at.-
rived, on Saturday lut, on board the Princess Royal trauspurt, at
Plymouth, from Corfu.
Two companies of each of the Royal Veteran Battalions are or-
dered to be disbanded forthwith.
A detachment of the 93d regiment of infantry marched yester.
day from Westminster, for the Isle of Wight.
A detachment of the 12th regiment of Mot marched yesterday
from Westminster, fur Bury tit. Edmundi, on the tccruiting
service.

A detachment of the 07th regiment of infantry marched yester-
day trout Westminster, on route to Ireland, on the reuniting
service.

A detachment of the 41st regiment of foot etas ordered to embark
yesterday at Paddington, on board a canal boat, for Liverpool, on
route to Ireland, on the recruiting serri...e.
A detachment belonging to the Ist battalion of the lleth rifle corps
marched yesterday from Westminster, for Weedon Barrack.
CORONER'S INQUEST.

—- - -
Yesterday evening at inquisition was taken at the Town-house.'
Mile-end-road, before J. I% . Ilowlst, Esq. the Coroner, on view of
the body of el female, whose name is untmenta. The body fay at the
parish workhouse, where the Jury viewed ft. It seemed to be that
of a female sheet SO. sal who during her life must bare poetessed
considerable personil charms. It appeared in evidence that It was,
Mund in the Regen Canal on Monday morning, about five O'clock.
There were a number of pawnbrokers' duplicates, amounting to
thirty, three keys, and a thimble in her pocket. Some of the du-
plicates bore the name of Mary Ann Smith, and others of Anne
Mary Smith; they were fur a satiety of articles from the finest fe.
made apparel down to the most insignificant. One of them was for
so low a sum as sixpence, which seemed to indicate that the unfor-
tunate woman was at the lowest ebb of misery. There were no
marks of violence on her person. She was dressed in a gown with
red spots, a brown stuff petticoat, black straw bonnet, white stock-
ings, and slipper shoes. She was about lire feet aix inches ill
height.
The CORONS2 observed, that the probable supposition was, that
the deceased, urged by the most pressing want, bad destroyed her-
self; but, as there was no evidence of the fact, the only verdict, in
his opinion, they could return was that she was found drowned.
The Jury agreed in this opinion, and returned their verdict ac-
cordingly.