The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-17 00:00:00

LIPERI'OOI,.

r RID AY EVENING.
Wind S. &S.S.W.-11igh Wain 16in. past 7.
Arrived the Montrose, Dawson, from Demerara ; Alice,
Richards, from Jamaica—sailed Dec. 7 ; Hamilton,
Williams, from St. Petersburg!' ; Ann, Dawson, from
Bristol ; Havanna Picket, from HaVannah ; Canada, Pots,
from Bristol ; Martha, Iligton, from ditto; Margaret,
Hemming, from Droglie4a ; Mary and Susan, Ilindley,
from Teignmouth ; Rose, Howes, from Yarmouth ; Emma,
Cooper, from Ipswich ; Hero, from Dartmouth ; Sham-
rock, Roberts, from Dublin ; Agenoria, Simpson, from
ditto; Economy, Grayson, from ditto; Susan, Welch,
from ditto ; Alexander, Baldwin, from Philadelphia :
St. George, Ileamy, from Drogheda; Lune, Dagnal, from
Dublin ; Argo, Drown, from Cuba and Bristol ; Mathew,
Steel, from Sligo ; Bridget, Ker, from Dublin ; Mersey.
Williams, from ditto; Reliance, frOm Paraibo; Richard
Pope, from Waterford; Sicillian, from London; Nichol-
son, from Dublin ; Aurora, from I'aragona.
The packet would sail from Kingston in about five or
six days after the Alice.
The Tickler and the Allerton, for Liverpool, would sail
in about a week after the Alice.

SATURDAT,JAY.M

Wind S.—Highwater al m. past 7.
Arrived the Golden Fleece,.from Bahia—sailed, Dec. 29 ;
Aid, from St. John's, N. 8.; Francis Ernest, from Smyrna
and London • Shark, from Gibraltar; John Craig, from
London ; Lark, from Messina; Washington, from Lisbon—
in 12days ; Sir Walter Scott, from New Brunswick ; Grace,
from Duntlalk ; Ann, from Antwerp ; Peace, from Dart-
mouth; Kate, from Ipswich; Assistance, from Tralee ;
Union, from Wexford ; Elizabeth, from Drogheda; May-
flower, from Teintnouth ; Preston, from Dublin ; Activite,
from Havre; Mary, from Wexfiwd ; Levant Star, from
Palermo • Norval, from Newtoundland—in 17 day; Mary,
from Leghorn ; Amelia, from Messina.
Private signals flying at a quarter past four—two ships
and three brigs off.
By the Golden Fleece, from Bahia, we are sorry to learn
that that ill-fated city is yet in the hands of the troops
who murdered their Governor. The troops from Rio de
Janeiro were gone to the interior. All business com-
pletely at a stand.
LIVERPOOL PRICES PRICES CURRENT, SATURDAY, JAY. 13.

f. . s. d.
Sugar—Dabs and Low Brown to Dry Brown 51 a 56 0
Middling . . . 58 a 62 0
Good and tine - . GI a 73 0
Ilavannah, white . . 30 a 38 0
Yellow - . 24 a 27 0
Brown . - 21 a 23 0
Brasil, white . . - 26 a 34 0
Yellow . - - 22 a 21 0
Brown - - - 19 a 21 0
East India, brown . . 55 a 60 U
Yellow - . 62 • 67 0
White - - 6$ a 72 0
31olasseri . - 25 a 28 0
Coffee—Dutch, Demerara, &c. ordinary, and
goad and tine ordinary - - 51 a 67 0
Middling and good and fine middling 70 i 114 0
Fine . - 88 a 92 • 1
Jamaica, ordinary and good and fine
ordinary - 50 a 65 •
Middling and good and fine
middling - - 68 a 92 0
Fine . - - 92 a 96 0
St. Domingo - - . 55 a 31 0
Ilavannah and Brazil . . 53 a 60 0
Triage . . - 25 a5B 0
.
Caeca— z 4 . . 40 a 42 0
Trinidad - - - 75 • 8.5 0
lam—Jamaica, 16 0. P. . - 1 a 1 9
Leewards . . 1 • 1 8
.
Plootto . . 0 i a oOi
Logwood—anotica - - . 145 a 155 0
Jt. Domingo . . 156 a 160 •
Campeachy . . 180 • 165 0
lactic -Jamaica l6O a 180 0
-
Cuba - . 210 a 230 0
Brasil - . 100 • 180 0
Ashes—Pot - . . 39 a 39 6
Pearl - - 39 a 0 0
Biee--American . - 15 • 11 0
East India - . 15 • 17 0
- . 0 i • 0114
- - 0 4 a 1 al
..0 • 2 9
I at a 0 91
- 0 9 a 0 91
- -

(hlears
Sea Wands
West India
Carthagena
Vettlerniet '

Pernambuco
Aluminium
Bahia •

•NI tti
1 Of • 1 •
10 • 1
u Ili a ! 0.1

. .•

BengEgypal:ian -
-
Surat
Tallow—Yellow Candle
Turpentine
Palm Oil

II) a a
0 a
0a 0 7
0 7 a 0 911
43 0 a 44 0
7 6 a 11 9
630 0 *WO 0

Considerable sales in Plantation Sugar ; shout 1,1110 hhds. sold
at prices rather higher. In Foreign Sugar only about 20 chests
middling white Bahia at Sit. In-plantation Coffee is confined to
the grocers. Foreign Coffee more in demand, and 1,100 bags ordi.
nary Brun sold at 555. a 551. fit. ; Molasses dull. Hum a good
demand : about 600 puncheons sold to speculators principally. at
former prices. Cotton, early in the week, was dull ; but the de.
mend increasing, about 1,200 a 1,500 bags hare been taken Go spe-
culation ; the sales of the seek are 8,000 packAgek Ashes are dull
and rather declining. Tlrs demard for Dyewoods very limited.
Palm Oil, in consequence of the rise in Tallow, has been animated,
and large sales made,' about 550 tuns, at prices gradually improv-
ing ; from 251. Mil. 27/. and report says 281. has been g;ven. About
2,000 barrels Turpentine sold to the trade at steady prices.

Imported into Liverpool from 13th to 14th January ioclusive:
Sugar - - 650 Casks
('oflese . - - - 21 Tierces
Molasses - - . 30 Puncheons
Rum . - - . 148 Puncheons
Do. . - 38 Ilhds.
hoLmood - - - 42 Tons
Cow and ox Hides - . 1.698
Horse Elides . . . 7,559
Bull Ditto - - - 69
Brimstone - 19 Tons
5 Bak.

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NEW JOINT-STOCK COMPANY.

The numerous Inconveniences resulting from the inattention of
servants are so generally acknowledged, that it will rot be necessary
foe one moment to detain the public with any observations upon a
subject so self-evident—to remedy as much as possible the inevita-
ble delays resulting from the absence or laziness of the domestic, of
the rich, as well as to obviate altogether the necessity of employing
any servants at all, by single gentlemen of small fortune, a Joint
Stock Company has been constituted, called
TILE IMPERIAL CLOTHES-BRUSIONO COMPANY.
CAPITAL-5.000,0001. in 60,00t1 Shares of 1001. each.
The Company have established spacious Blunt' xo-itorsts
on Banstead Downs, a sitUation extremely well calculated for the
purpose, bath by the purity and excellence of the air, and i's con-
venient proximity to the metropolis, the distance being only seven-
teen miles, where gentlemen's coats, waistcoats, pantaloons, and
boots will to ie;„tularly brushed and cleaned every day, by means
of a steam engine of forty•horse power—deemed adequate by sere.
ral of the Rest machinists in the kingdom to the easy performance of
the required duty.
Travelling waggons and four will call every morning at half
past three o'clock, during the winter, and at two during the sum.
mer, at the houses of those persona who are inclined to support the
establishment, to take their coats, and breeches, and boots, to Ban-
stead Downs, to be brushed and beaten, and cleaned, and will re-
turn by nine o'clock of the same day. The blacking used will be
of the best quality, and the boots will not be in the sli gliest injured
by the process.
All gentlemen sending their coats, or waisteoate, or pantaloons to
be brushed, are required to have their names (or initials, if they
prefer ii) legibly stamped upon the articles, in letters of at least
three inches in length ; and if any gentleman subscriber has two
coats at any one time, it • ill be necessary to distinguish the num-
bets in a book which the registrar will forward to the subset iber.
and in which it will be requisite to keep a regular check and ae.
count of coats and minor articles forwarded for the purpose of clean-
ing, to be marked off twice In every day.
The projector of this excellent Undertaking. relies for patronage
upon the success with which his other enterprises have been crown-
ed, and from his known experience in leather he can confidently as-
sure the subscribers, that article, of that fabric will be particularly
attended to—with respect to brushes, it is his pride to say, that he
has already secured a large stock in the county of Surrey and as
the extraordinary convenience which the establishment will aflind
to gentlemen with great minds and small means, is so extremely
clear, he trusts that the present scheme will meet with equal pa-
tronage to that which has already crowned The Horse Boma and
Steam Laundry.
Rooms for tea, coffee, and lemonade, and other refreshment

wilt he opened at the Patent Breabitry. •• soon ws the hunting
sumo Is over; and the projector begs the attention of ladies and
gentlemen given to ruralizing, to the picturesque situation of the
buildings, which his resident agents will have the greatest pleasure
in showing.
Female* always in attendance to wait upon ladies.
N.B.—As the coats and breeches cannot all be brushed before
ten o'clock in the morning, it is requested that ladies wishing to
view this establishment will delay their visits until after that hour.
Applications for shares may be made to any of the Bankers or
Merchants who speculate in such secruiLiers.—Ja'in Bali.