The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-29 00:00:00

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Books, printed or manuscripts, via.:-
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Baskets, for every 100 of• the value -• 60 U 0
Boxes of all sorts, for every 1001. of the
value - . . 50 0 0
Frames for Pictures. Prints, or Drawings
for every POOL of the rah:* - • 50 0 0
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Leather, viz. :
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Slats, oot otherwise enumerated or de.
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scribed, for every 100/. of the value . LO 0 0
Malting, for every 100/. of the valor . t,O 0
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EXECUTION RESPlTED.—Yesterday afternoon a respite
for one week arrived at Newgate for James Dovey and
Roger Adams, who were expected to suffer this morning.
At the t'ot k Assizes on Thursday, John Daly, ✓OAR
Re-
gan, and Join Riardau, were put on trial for the murder of Dennis
Sheehan, at Garrisson, in that county ; Daly and Ittotdan were
found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to nine months im.
prisonment. Regan was acquitted. The transaction which save
to this trial o -irred in the year 18M. The prisoners received

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, !Resell 28.
The supplies of Grain in general during hat week was only mo-
derate yet we have experienced a very heavy trade to-day, which is
principally attributed to the proposed agitation in Parliament df the
question respecting the Corn Laws. Samples of fine 11' heat must
be quoted Is. to 2s. per quarter lower than this day week, and the
interior ones scarcely saleable. Hardly any sales of Barley could
be effected, and tine samples of malting must be quoted full 2s. per
quarter lower than last Monday. There was no material variation
in prices of Oats this morning, but the business done was very in-
considerable. Old and new Bears, as well as Hog Pease, supported
last week's currency, but White Pease were ls. to 9s. per quarter
cheaper. Rapeseed and Linseed both dull sale, with an appearance
of a decline in price.

SMITHFIELD, MONDAY,IIIAncrt 28.
We are well supplied with Bxf to-day, both as to number and
quality, the greatest part of which, nearly 2,600, is fmm Norfolk.
The sale of moat things was rather heavy, and the salesmen being
obliged to give way in prices, 4s. Bd. is our highest quotation for
the best. There is a still greater depression in 31utton, which goes
off at 6s. Gd. per stone for the choicest polled sheep; ball-bred' end
Downs are difficult of sale at any price, the season going out for
those sorts. What few good Lambs arc here realised 9s. per stone.
Veal is 4d. lower. Pork is in little request--the price the same as
last week.

Yesterday afternoon as Mrs. Clay, of Devonshire-place,
was riding on horseback up Constitution-hill, accompanied by
several other ladies and gentlemen, she had the misfortune tu be
thrown from her horse on the gravel footway. The shock rendered
her for some moments insensible, but we are happy to say there
was no material hurt sustained, though there was at first some
apprehension of her ribs having been injured. The lady was with
great difficulty supported in a fainting state to the porter's lodge
at the corner of the Park, where she remained tiU her muriage
arrived and conveyed her home.
NIELANCHOLY ACCIDENT sr EXPLOSION or GA8...".
Last night about half put eight an explosion of gas took pleeein
a cellar, in front of a house in Shandwick-place, by which a lath,
a servant I; the family, was killed on the spot, and a servant girl
severely hurt in the back, by being driven forcibly against sonic
part of the wall or stair. The family were fortunately front home,
and only two or three servants in the house. The explosion was so
great as to break the whole of the windows in front of the house.
and considerably damaged those on each side of it, and on the
opposite side cat the street. It appears that a gasometer had
been recently placed is the cellar, under the pavement, to whi, h
the pipes nut having been sufficiently fixed, the gas had escaped
in considerable quantity, and the boy, without giving intimation
at the gas work, and ignorant of the danger, went in with a candle
to examine the cause of the emcU with which he had been annoyed
throughout the day, when the fatal accident took place. 'the
matter, we understand, is to undergo a legal investigation to-day
Cekdenian Mercury of Thursday.
AFFECTING SFEctrAcEE.—The congregation at Christ
Church, Newgate-street, was on Sunday thrown into a state of
great agitation by the following affecting circumstance :—A sermon
was appointed to be preached by Dr. Bousfield, for the benefit of
the London Opthalmic Institution, and the Rev. Mr. Crowther,
the Vicar, had proceeded in reading the Ritual, though evidently
under the impression of illness, till nearly the close or the Litany,
when alarming symptoms appeared, and several of his friends
arose from their seats and hastened to his aid ; before, however,
they reached him, his head fell upon the sacred volume, and he
became speechless ; he was conveyed to the vestry room in tl:e
arms of his friends, and medical assistance immediately afforded,
which was facilitated by Dr. Farr, and another medical gentleman
belonging to the Institution, who were in the church ; be was then
cupped by Mr. Field, his apothecary, of Newgate.street, and other
measures - • adopted to revive but '

rot exceeding 1 ell iut breadth amount of -- Sails, for every 1001. of the value. 104 V 2 IV Ai... VI .01t1. O.IIICF, UV 11‘UU....., ava
every 1001. or the value - - - 50 0 0 25 0 0 ignorance of any such appeal, until communicated by the Rajah opposite side tie the street. It appears that a gasometer had
. - 010 0 any ~inter- - been recently placed is the cellar, under the pavement, to 'hi: h
•• ' the yard - -
SUNDRY MANUFACTURES.
More, the yard, payable on the first nap "CiSe • ship or vessel belonging to any of his
Books, printed or manuscripts, viz. : plained of in the conduct of Sir C. T. Metcalfe were ordered by the pipes not having been sufficiently fixed, the gas had escaped
retry thereof, whether to be secured in Duty 31ajesty's subjects, whether in use or the Governor-General in Council to be redressed, in instructions in considerable quantity, and the boy, without giving intimation
- 020 on printed not, 14): every 100/. of the value - 101 9 2 -- half-bound, or In any way bound,
inserted in page 221 and the, following pages. That it he there. at the gas work, and ignorant of the danger, went in with a candle
• a err
or not - .
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.- - - exceeding 1 ell i and under 2 Linen. Linen, not being chequered or the cwt. . . - • - OIA 0 310 0
- 50 0 30 0 fore recommended to the Court of Directors to be plumed to to examine the cause of the smell with which he had been annoyed
1 -- unbound, the cwt. -
ell,: in breadth the yard . 011 6 ` strined, or not Ming printed. painted, Baskets, fee every 100 et. the value . _ 30 0 0 20 U 0 make regulations to prevent in future so improper and dangerous throughout the day, when the fatal accident took place. 'the `•-•.
More, the yard, payable on the first stair.el, or dyed, after the manufacture.
Boxes f all sorts, for every 1001. of the a proceeding as the suppression or interruption of appeal or matter, we understand, is to undergo a legal investigation to-da;
mt.,' thereof, whether to be secured in or in the thread or yarn before the ma- oomplatnts,whether just or unjust, from the Native Governments to Caledonian Meresry qf The rrday.
• W 11"MIOUSCS or not - 02 6 nufactu:a, and not being otherwise value - - - . . -50 0 0 20 0 0
Frames for Pictures, Prints, or Drawings • the Supreme Government ; that if just the grievances complained Arre es.' Nee SPECTACLL.—The congregation at Christ
te the breadth of 2 ells, and erucncrated or described, for every 1001. of may be redressed as soon as possible; and if unjust, explana. Church, Newgate-street• was on Sunday thrown into a state of
- 50 0 0 20 0 0
under S ells in breadth, the yard . 013 1 of the value - - . C.. 1 6 8 for every lOW. of the value -
Japanned Nrare, for every 1001. of the lions may be entered into without loss of time, and a good under- great agitation by the following affectiog circumstance :—A sermon
under
rappointed to be preached by Dr. Bouefield, for the benefit of
1 Al are, the yard. payable on the first
caul thereat, whether to be secured in
ware °USES or not - - - 0 2 9
of the breadth of 3ills or up- . More, fee- every 100/. of the value.
payable on the first entry thereof,
whether to be secured in ware-
houses or not - -13 6 8 value -
Leather, viz. : - .
any niche made of Leather, o;
any manufacture whereof Leather is the 62 10 0 20 0 0 standing promoted.
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A Mecbanies'lnatitution has been established at Belfast. the London Opthalmte Institution, and the Rev. Mr. Crowther,
the Vicar, had proceeded in reading the Ritual, though evidently
when alarming symptoms appeared, and several of his Meads
the impression of illness, till ready the close of the Litany,
arose from their seats and hastened to his aid before, however,
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wards, the yard - -
.91ore, the yard, payable on the first 019 0
printed, painted, stained, or dyed after most valuable part, net otherwise enu-
merated or described, fur every loot, of EXECUTION RESPlTED.—Yestertlay afternoon a respite
for oar
Adams,
diacititeisk,eNxpeessc•gtelatte
ttobsru.; aerrn est h
ill os I
nvoeryn
ianngd.
they reached hint, his head fell upon the sacred volume, and he •
I eetrz thereof, whether to be secured in
warahluses or not -
--- Damask Tabling of the. menu-- 0 1 0
future if Silesia, or of any other place the manufacture, or in the thread or
yarn befere the munufacture. not being
prohibited to be imported into, nor
warn nor used in Great Britain or Ire. the value - - -
Mats, not otherwise enumerated or de-. 73
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30 0 0 Roger arriveduTto u-craet
At the Coll: Assizes on Thursday, John Dalp, John Rt.- became speechless ; he ass conveyed to the vestry-mom
n and Join Riardau were put on trial for the murder of Dennis arms of his friends and medical in the
scribed, for every 1001. of the value - 50 0 0 20 0 0 t+ r 4 , , assistance immediately afforded,
Sheehan, at Garrison, in that county ; Daly and simian were which was facilitated by Dr. Farr, and another methyl gentleman
Matting, for every IN/. of the value - 50 0 0 20 0 0 h
not mho, wise enumerated or desaibed, land, and not being otherwise entene- found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to nine months im. belonging to the Institution, who were in the church ; he was then
I do. square yard - - .0 1 6 rated or described, fur every 1001. of 3lattrasses, for every 100 f. of the value 60 •0020 11 I/
pritionment. Regan was acquitted. The transaction which gave cupped by Mr. Field, his apothecary, of Neergate-street, and other
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Mem the square yard, payable on the value - - - 172 10 0 , Musical Instruments, tor every lee/. ,f
- 00 0 0 20 0 0 rise to this trial occurred in the year 18:6. The prisoners received measures were adopted to revive him, but not to any material cf.
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etc first entry thereof, whether to be METALS. / the value . .
Toys, for every 100/. of the value - 50 0 0 21) 0 0 excellent characters. feet. In about an hour and a half be was conveyed to his house in
secured ha warehouses or nee - - 00 I Me'..llll. via.
Thread, viz. : Mr. Thos. C. Ilansard, whose serious accident on the Ely-place in an alarming state. When the consternation had a
—. Damask Towelling and ?lap- —Brass manufactures, if not other.
Bruges Thread, the dozen lbs. 110 - 6 013 0 Wandsworth-road has already been mentioned, has recovered the little subsided, Dr. BousSeld finished the reading of the service
kiting at the manufacture of tho lug. wise enumerated or described, for every
( dorm of the United ?Whitlow's, the 1001. of the value - - -800 41
t yard .04 0) Copper, viz. i3O 0 0 Pack Thread, tithew 10 6015 0 and, should he survive, there are serious apprehensions, it la stated, Charity.
- 1 1 0 I 011 0 Sisters Thread lb. - - 0 8 4 0 4 0 as to the Aim on his mind. 51rs. Hansard, whose head was so *l.-.,k-- -- —-_ ---
• Store,-the yard, parable en Ma in. -. . . Ore the cwt. -
. . -old, tit only to be rentanu- I the a
Whited-brown Thew:, s _o- much injured by the comb being driven into it by the fall, also re. Printed at Til I.: BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W. Celt-wow,
! ah!b. • entry thereof, whtb:r to he sectund in
warehouse or not . 500 10 lactated, the cwt. .... . . 19 2; 010 9 lbs. . . . 116 6 018 0 mains In an alining state. • 181, tweed, and published by H. CANNON, same place.
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