The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-28 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Benjamin Wilkinson and George Ilegginbottom. Glossop, Der-
byshire, cotton-spinners--Charles Coleman and Ritharil Wedd
Maidstone, Kent, surgeons—James Craver and William Davison
Alnyiek, Northumberland, seedsmen—Pe er Coupes and IVTiam.
Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to the signet—Thomas Reynolds and
Thomas Brodribb, Redelitl-street, Bristol, ironmongers—Joseph
Green and John Marsh, jun. Sheffield, manufacturers of Britannia
metal goods—James Carleton and John Buckley. Huddersfield,
Yorkshire, tobacco-pipe manufacturers—James G lencross, William
Hodge, and John Norman, Devonpon, Devonshire, bankers, an Cr
as regards the said James Glencross—Jasper 1V ?neon and Na-
thaniel Westcett, Bristol, brass-founders--Philip Hartley and Ito-
ben Ashburner, Low-mill, near tilrerston, Lancashire, cotton.
spinners--George Hood and Francis Abbot, Derby, bobbin-mann-
facturers--Thomas Goodchild and John Blunt, Fenchureh-street,
merchants—Joueph Sheultsmith and John Sumdish, York, plum-
bers—Theodore Turley and William Lincinn, Birmingham,
atampers—Richard Newport and Henry James North, Guildford-
place, Kennington-cross. Lambeth, Surrey, plasterers—John Davi-
son, Matthew Walley, and Charles Gould, Gutter-lane, warehouse-
men--Thornas Wigglesworth and John IViggleswortli, Colne,
Lancashire, cord-manufacturers—James Yates and William Gil.
be son, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplers--Edwartl Brooman and
Henry Bowring, Commercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-lane.—Joseph
Holmes and Abraham Farrer, Lester-Dylce, Bradford. Yorkshire,
wonted-spinners—Joha Ashforth, Joseph Cutts, and John Harts-
horn, Sheffeld, silver.plattrs, PO far as relates to the said Joseph
Cutts—William 0. H. Lorain and John (ire, Chester, sninilware-
dealers—John Clare, George Burdy, John Haddock. and Edward
Browne, Warrington, Lancashire, crown-glass-manufacturers, PO
far as regards the said George Runty—Lewis Lazarus and Philip
Lazarus, Rosemary-lane, and Maiden-lane„ Queen.wreet, Cheap-
side, rapmerchants--James Wilde, Benjamin Wilde, Joseph
Wilde, and Henry Wilde, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothiers, so
far as regards the said Benjamin and Henry Wilde.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the returns made in the week ending the 23,1 day of November,
1823, is 10*. 101 d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of
custom+ paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into
Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week
ending November 19, 1825.
Wheat. 1 Barley. Our. Rye. Beans. I Pease.
s. d. s. d. a. d. I. ti. I. d. P. d. 64 11 40 27 3 42 10 46 2 50 10

MATCH PROM BRIGHTON.—Captain Warner, of Upper
Merton, undertook on Saturday. for a bet of 200 sovere;gns, to go
from Brighton to Kennington.eroaa, by way of liodsmne and
Turner'a.hill (54 miles) in nice hours,. The bad state of the
roads brought betting to 7 to 4on time. Mr. Warner merlin.
plished 20 miles hi tour hours, when be made a temporary halt,
and continued nn at a winning rate to Riddlewdmin, 13 miles,
having two hours and Live minutes left. The task was perfortnett
in about two minutes within the given time, but by moat extraor.
dinary perseverance.

LATE MURDER IN GDEINSET.---li is customary in
Guernsey to produce crimir.als the first Satttnlay after their com-
mitment (if the I.:our is open}, and accordingly Mr. Chapman was
brought up on Saturday last to Meld. The Court wfill
to excess. About a quarter past twelve the Sheriff handed in his
prisoner ; never did any man present inch a different spUrtrance
his eyes were swollen, ins looks wild, his whole frame appeared to
have sustained a year's confinement. The Oreffier according to
custom, read the indictment in French, after which the Bailiff
read a translation. lie then asked the prisoner if he were guilty or
not guilty ? Mr. Chapman pleaded not guilty. lle appointed
Mr. toisCitUoch and Mt. John de Saumaren, juuibr, as his advo-
cates.

Wind W. to W.N.W. H istk water 7 es: pest IL
Arrived the Sara', at•ti Marianne, Christian frons'Quebee ; lAN
Hutchinson, from Rio de Janeiro; Ellen Swims;
Doom, I rII, front Oporto' in lleylakc.
The Cite of Edinburgh, M•kellar, from New South Wars,
arrived at 'Bombay op the lttb August.
The Pieasint. Banks. from Liverpool, has arrived at Newfdatti.
!rod. with tos of Bails, bulwarks. and tarp damaged.
The ti tide, Pearce. from Liverpool for Boston, was spokes fist
Oct. in lit. 41, long. 61.
The ()dean., Sliwelctord, from liverpool for PortiMOtlih, 0. if.
was spoken 10th irvt. iu lat. 47. long. 31.
The Junn•s, Trevaras. from Altnend the Liverpool, has put kilo
I'enzaitee, with lova or sails, &c.

SATURDAY* Now. 116.
Wind W.N.W. blowing hard; rain. ITO Water 40 au. peat 11.
.hired the Nep.tinc, Leitch. from New Orleans; Matilda.
Bulls. ;rant Nliramirlii, in 17 days: Fanny, ThOthreton, from
Quebec: Alsrgar. t, Grone, from New Orleans; Oporto, Marlin,
t-om Oporto; Tolson, Vnwattl, from Quebec; Cambrian.
141•Plirrnori, Iron; Macau, sai:ed 12:h (Ict.; Elizabeth, Dagmar.
rm.) Quebec; Peru, London. from Ikliramichl; Thetis, Tanbridge„
Iron,
TIIC Franklin, !larding, sailed from Cork for New York cm the
22ii inst.

Tice :Villiehrios. Lk, from Liverpool for Elsinore, put into
1.1 V on tit. nth if•st. with damage.
The Nrp• ne. front New Or:ears, on the 14th Oct. off Mat:nu,.
spoke the tri..is,,fr,n) .Yr.mitira for Liverpool.
The Celia, Sherwood, from Liverpool, has arrived at Valparaiso
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NOIITII AND SOUTH irHERICAN COFFER-lIOUSL„
N0W.124. tr 2
Wind 1V.8.W. Feast tweezes, and thick.
COWFS, Nov. 26.—A rrired thri Varna, Pratt, from Boston, ft
days out for orders : spoke, on the 20th Nov. the Atnetieen ship
Pacohotitaa, from Lowden for New Yerk. lAt 46
Resolution, Lida, Aim-tic/in brig, from Cr +Jen ^n' ist frost
llarwich, leaky. Several outward.bouod vasiels a , .As.lasck