The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

SHEEP SKINS.
Sheep. Od to Os Id I Limbs ts Od to 3. Od

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides - -
Common ditto . .
Crop Hides, 35 to 38Th. . -
Ditto 40 to 4:ilbs. . . .
Ditto 45 to 501bs. - -
Calf Skins 35 to albs. - -
Ditto 45 to 551bs. - - -
I)itto 55 to 751bs. - - -
Small Seal Skins - - - -
Large ditto
Tanned Horse Hides - -
Spanish ditto - - - - -

led to 2114
15id to 174
18d to 174
!Ad to 1W
led to 214
led to 26d
fild to Sid
43d to !A
led to 214
16d to 1114
19d to 13d
114 to 184

COAL. MARKET, N0v.14.
Ship. at Ma ad. Ships Sold. Prim
,553 Newcastle . . Ali . 36a Od to 451 id
30 Sunderland - . 29 - 371 Od to alit al
i Scotch Coal - - 4 - 3B* Od to —4 .1

MARRIED.
On the 4th instant, W. Kettle, M.D. of Tiverton, to Prme•
lope, third daughter of the Rev. John Hall, of Woolfordisvonhy,
Devon.
On the 12th instant, at Hackney, hose Hodgson. Esq.
Leicester. to Emma, sixth daughter ot the late E. L. hfacktnurdo.
Esq. of Clapton.

DIED.
On the 12th Inst. after a very short illness, at his house in
Golden-square, in his 81st year. John Willock, Esq. many pus
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Middle
sex, and for the city of Westminster.
On the 11th inst. at his residence, Maryland Point, Stratford,
William Stanley. Esq.
On the lith instant, in NVigmore-street, James Langford OEM
Esq. aged 57.
On the Ist inst. Mary Walsh, widow of James R. St. Jobs
Walsh, Esq. of the Mien Department, firavesered.
On the Ilth inst. in the allth year of his age, at his residence in
Honssey-road, Josh Hunt, Esq. of the Stock Exchange.
On Saturday last, at her house in Cecil-street, Strand, Mrs.fol.
aged 80.
On the 12th inst. at Hampton Wick, Middleset. ROW fol.
line. Esq. formerly of King-street, Golden-square, in the Yikb rig
of his ago.
On the 12th inst. at his residence in Dunhill-row, Peter Datemag•
Esq. aged 84.
On the sth oh. at his resideoee. Colebrook-terrace, lalisilt°^*
Nathaniel Thompson. Esq in his 64th year.
On Saturday last, the 12th instant. -at Alarsham-street. Wes.t•
n. minio, in the 76th year of his age, Mr. Kennedy, of Oevsnesqo
the count, of AI erioneth. After disebarging with fidelity and sa
faction thi important and harassing duties of Doorkeeper of the
House of Commons for five and thirty f ears, he, at the rommenetiti;
mint of the last Session, retired from Ns post. accompanied
esteem and regard alike of the filember, of that Honourable
.00se
and his brother officers. In all the charities and relations of pro
rate life few will be found to excel him- hospitable in111olun!w
—generous in his habits—sociable and kind in his disposition—u°'
core in his friendships--considerate and liberal to his ?Timm 1;7!
benevolent to the poor. The few friends whom his retired hw,"
during the latter period of his life permitted him to see, sill otf,
tease to cherish the memory of his many virtue". and to 'eget !!..•
toss, when compelled, in obedience to the common dnunsesot ru3o
kind, to pay the tribute to nature.

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