The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SMITIIFIELECCTrosr, JULY 10.
The number of Waste here to-day is much smaller ean usual :
amongst them we see but very few of prime quality • and
cooler atmosphere, has given quite a life to trade, and Beet is ad.
vanced 4d. per stone on all descriptions. Mutton has had an equal
rise; the best polled Wethers are disposed of at 4a. rid., aid other
qualities in proportion. The effect of the drought was so strongly
marked in the condition of the sheep at this day's market, that it
was the subject of general observation. Lamb is brisk at As. 84.
for the smaller sorts, to which price it advanced on Friday. The
Veal trade has somewhat revived since that day, and no difficulty
is experienced in realizing 2d. for the choicest Calves. We es•
pest that every thing here to-day will be sold.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JVLY 10.
We have had a short supply of all grain since this day week. In
the early part of this morning we had a free demand for the fine
samples of Wheat, at prices quite equal to last Monday ; but, to-
wards the close, sales were extremely heavy, and middling and is-
ferior sorts could only be quitted at lower prices. The prices of
Barley were supported to-clay, but the demand was not so brisk as
last week. We had not a very brisk sale for Oats to-day, but the
ho%iness done was at prices quite as high as last week. Beans, as
well as Peas, were full Sls. per quarter dearer.

To sink the offal, per stone of Ob..
Reef............ di 4d to bo 01 Veal ...... 4s 4d to di
Jl
31 uttun
Lamb ...... 44 8d to 3s Sd
07 CATTI.II Till DAT.
Sento 1,316 Sheep 21.4560 I Calve. 3191 Pigs 70

NENVGATF: AND LEADENHAI.I.--ray Tn. CAIICASIC,.
Beef 34 4d to 4a 4d Vea1............ 4.1 to 5s id
Mutton ......
taunt) ..... 4s 4d to Ss 4d

COAL MARKET, JULY 10.
ahlyr at Market. Map Sold. - . Pik..
•
4•14 Neweaetle 274 . ....... .... 214 Ott to 37, P 1
6 Sunderland

BIRTHS.
Recently, at Coolhurst, in Sussex, the Lady Augusta CI ichcster.
of a daughter.
On the firth Mat , at Regency-square, Brighton, the lady of If
Ronalds, M.D. of a tnn.
On the 7th inst., the lady of James Brougham, Esq. F:tul'ey.
place, of a son, still-born.
On the 7th Mat., at Chelsea, the lady of Robot R. Stewart.
Esq. of a son.

MARRIED.
On the Bth inst., at St. James's Church, 31ajar.DeriertiSif
Henry F. Bouverie. K.C.B. to 31rs.‘Filbraliain, younges• daughter
of the late Lewis Monti)lieu, Esq.
At Kensington, on the llth inst.. Lieut.-Colonel James Get:lqt•
of the 37th regiment of Native Infantry. iti the East Intl-a Cow.
pany's service, Bengal, to Agnes Charlotte, youngest daughter at
the Rev. B. Kennett.
On Wednesday, at Oldbury, near Bridgnorth, Richard FA*
eldest sou of Au:licit:aeon Onalow, to Catherine, second daughter of
Major Blacker.
At Waldron, on Tuesday last, the Rev. W.. Stevens, of fir;gli!.''
; to Min 31. A. Femmr.

DIED.
On the 6th inst., at Langton Grange, near Darllngws,
wife of Captain George Edward Watts. R.N.
On the ith ins!. at Vale Cottage, Croydon, Elizabch,
31r. Fras. Franks, in her 67th year.
On the 6th inst., the Rev. H. Winstanley, Fellow of
College, third son of 'the late Rev. Doctor Winstaole),
of St. Alban's tisli, Oxford.
On the Wit inst., Mr. Rielninl Williams, of West-street, It.J:l•'
nee, aged 811.

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