The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CORN-EXCEANOE, FRIDAY, JOLT 23.
We have in this week 6.800 sacks Flour. 4,200 quarters Men
870 quarters Barley, and 10,000 quartets Oats. The few ssm
fresh up this morning of fine Wheat sold on full as goad. tenni*
Monday, but it du impossible to snake any pt la the dr-
posal of inferior ones, even at a reduction in prices. Haney in brit
request, prices as on Monday. The Oat trade was extremely Nary.
and rather cheaper than on Monday. Bans and Peas both m
dull sale, though not cheaper.

FISII.IIIAI6IiET, Feiner, JULY !3.
s. d. s. d. a 4.
Turbots, each 40to 12 0 Haddocks, perdea.B Pto 1
Dorees(large)do. 8 oto 15 0 Do. (large) each 1 oto
Ditto (small), do. 1 0 to 3 0 Plaice, the basket 4 oto 6 9
Selma (best), per Dabs. ditto . 1 oto
pound - 010 to 1 0 Skate (criropt) per
Dm (Mfetior) do. 08to 0 9 pound . •• to 6
Severn Salmon - 4 6to 6 6 White Bait, per
Salmon Grills, do. 0 8 to 0 9 pint - •10 to
Do. tinferia), do. U 6to 0 7 Perch. pa poaad 2 •to 6
Trouts, best - 0 6 *to 0 7 Eels, ditto . 1 oto #
Live Whitings, Lobsters, each I oto 4
the lb - 2 oto 7 6 Cabs, ditto . 1 *to
Soles, per pair 1 oto 2 11 Prawns, per lb. 0 oto #
Flounders, the 26 1 6 to 3 6 Shrimps, per gall. 0 0 to

BIRTHS.
On the 21st instant, the lady of Benjamin Cole Esq. of Fn'2o6.
Hampstead. of a son.
On :he 18th instant, in 111 errion.squere, Dublin, the Lady ti
Thomas Farrell, Esq. of twins.

MARRIED.
At Peterborough, on Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Drake, sea.
to Mrs. Ann Waterfield, a blooming bride 473.
On Wednesday, the 11th inst. at Barton-upon-Rwmber,thellm
J. Baines Graham, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, Cankidgt•
to Louisa, only daughter of the late Richard Thorley, Esq.( ,
former place,
At Dundee, on the 12th current, Edward Baxter, Esq. IndOL't
there, to Etiphemia, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Wae'
Esq. of M'hitfield.
On Thursday, the 22d inst. at West Weaning. John Gibbers
Esq. eldest son of Sir John Gibbons, Bart. of Stanwelt-Pbc;
to Charlotte, sixth daughter of Sir Charles M
Bart. of IVratt'ng Park, Cambridgeshire.
At St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by his Grace the ArchbisheP
Dublin, Anthony Lefroy, Esq., eldest son of his Majesty's Fr,
Sergeant at Law, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Right HO& lid
Vietnam Lorton, of Rockingham, tiounty of Roscommon.
On Tuesday, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, Redmond if t 6
Hutchison, Esq., of Harcourt-street, to Frances. third diseat.
of the lste John Read, Esq., of College-green, one of theshoTill
of Dublin.
On Tuesday last, (by the Rey. F. Swan, jun.) the Rev. TOO
Brown, Rector of beadenham, Lincolnshire, to Charlotte, younaio
daughter of the Rev. F. Swann, Prebendary of

DIED.
On the loth inst., at Liverpool, in the Ifid year of her adz. Mr'
Elizabeth Fleetwood. bhe died et the reidence of her nePh"'
Mr. Egerton Smith, with wham she had lived during the Wt tr
years. She retained her faculties entire to the mono n: of htr dr•
solution ; and, until within the last few months. mull amuse
hen
self with sewing and reading, to the latter of which die
commonly partial.
At Speenhamland, in the 74th year of her age. Miss flutch.rs
sister to the Hon. Mrs. Beetle.
At Calcutta, in February last, Colonel John Paton, hon?
Aid.de-( 'nip to the Governor-General. and late I _ oninie-art.u.l7
nem', aft .r a period of 41 years' service in the lien. East I,o°
Company's military service.
On the 20th inst., Thomas Clarke, Esq. surgeon, Lincoln's IS
fields, in the 40th year of his ege.
On the 2:oh ult., at Jersev, aged AB, Lieutenant-t'olonel Sro
forth, late of the 2d Ceylon .Regiment.
On the 21st inst., \Valliant Old, Esq., of Addington-Ploct•
haven. aged 75.
On the 17th ult. at Pau, capital of the Besse Preto', 311°
IStuart Maxwell, of the Roral Artillery. in
•te
At his scat, in Church Town. Wm. Ball. Esq. LL.De
74th year of his ore. This most mutable and worthy gcrtl
fifty years since Was calltd to the bar, of which be sas an 00-'
went while he continuedt
lAt to practice.
On the 21st of May, achtield. Connecticut. Mr. J0h1L.,"4.
ton, aged 100 years, a revolutionary peosior.tr. Mr. l'otten"L;
seven years in the old French war, and wren years
htbt
lutionary war.

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