The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FAT-1401'TH, Juwz 25.—Arrived the Sandwich packet, from
Lisbon—sailed bth instant • Hayti, Watson, from St:Vomingo;
11argaret Boyle, Porter, from Savannah sailed the 19th May.
Off the port the Thomas, Nicholls, from tialipoli ; Salscia, Ayre,
front Memel ; and Ant, Watson, from St. Jsgo de Cuba.
Po RT snot• T it, JUNE 26.—Passed by the G lat ton, Lawton,
from Tenerife; and the Clio, Hunter, from London for 1111-
ramiciti.

DEAL JUNE 26.—Arrived the Anne, —. from Jamaica;
Susannah Ann, Robinson, from the South Seas; Tunor,Ford, from
ditto; and the transport No. 18, from the il'estwatri. Arrived
from the River, the Countess of Harman, Delasser, for China;
Glanhyra, Morton, for Antigua; Magnet. Mount. for New
York ; Alacrity, Finday, for Ine,a ; Etheldred, Wilson, for
Quebec; Electra, Robir.son, for Philadelphia, and Lord Hunger.
lord, Talhert, for Indii.
GRAVESEND, Jaws 26.—Arrived the LIRAS*. Barns, from
Lisbon ; Naiad, Hutchinson, from Cadiz; Alackerel, Martin,
from Jersey; Allies, Cunningham, from Havannah ; Cognac,
Barton, from Charente& and Richard and John, Payne, from
Messina. Sailed the Georgiar a, %Watt, for Grenada ; Diana, Sim,
for Leghorn; Electra, Robinson, for Philadelphia; Henry Wel.
leaky, for Sierra Leone ; Asia, Round, for Bencoolen ; Mellish,
Cole, for Madeira; Hermes, Robertson, for Pernambuco; Iris,
for Pillsu ; Caroline, Campbell, for New Brunswick;
Magnet, Taylor, for Teneriffe; Acorn, Robertson, for Ladle; and
Ne_ptunus, for Stockholm.
LEITH, JUNE 24.—The Union, Murray, from Archangel,
bound to Madeira, has put into this port in distress ; the cargo to
be landed in order to get the vessel repaired, and afterwards to be
reshipped.
fitanaLrza, JUNE 3.—A Colombian armed brig was cruising
off Laroche on the 31st alt.. . . .

JUNE 11—The General Santander, Colombian privateer, sailed
yesterday to the eastward.
SAVANNAH, MAY B.—Yesterday arrived two pilot-boats from
New Orleans; when about 100 miles S.W. of the Belize, they
picked up twenty-eight quarter casks of Tcneriffe wine, branded
" Dabney."
QUEDec, 31AY 19.—The Clarkstone, from Hull, arrived yester-
day; fell in with the sloop Arcadia, of London, laden with rum,
for this port, on the Bth instant, off Cape Breton, dismasted ; the
James, of London, took her in tow, and it is supposed she has
been carried into Sydney.

The Claremont, Garden, from London to Jamaica, was to'ally
lost the 23d April, on Waterkey, to windward of Aux Cayes—
crew saved.
The William Johnson, arrived at Ltverpool from Jamaica, sou
boarded on the 19th ult. in lat. 33, long. 76, by a schooner under
Colombian colours, and robbed of stores.
The Prince of Saxe Coburgh, Tremayse, from Jackmel for
Plymouth, put into Norfolk 21st May, in distress, leaky, having
struck on the Hogody Reef, and thrown considerable part of her
cargo (coffee) overboard.
Arrived off Ptnzance the Prince of Waterloo, Deary, from
Sierra Leone. Off the Wight, the Melville Watson, Purdy, from
Jamaica. Off the Start, the Ann, Hamilton, from Jamaica. 09'1
Dover, the Reward, llogg, from Jamaica ; the Shannon, --,
from Pernambuco; and the Hope, —, from Leghorn. In the
Downs, the Volusia, Raffies ; and the Wdllcaley, Ferrimui, from
Jamaica.

MARKETS.

CORN-EXCIIANOL MONDAY, JuxF 27.

The supply of Grain in general was extensive last week, but
there was very little fresh up this morning. We have had a very
dull trade for Wheat this morning, at the reduction of Friday,
which was full 2s. per quarter from the previous 31onday's cur-
rency. The Bill for admitting Corn warehoused before is
now in force, and to.day some quantity has been cleared at the
Custom-house. The duty on NI heat of (Os. per quarter must be
paid on one half, on or before the 15th July, and on the remainder
by the 15th August next. Prices of Barley were much as last
week, with a fair demand for grinding sorts. Oats were Is. per
quarter cheaper, and very little progress made in sales to-day.
Beans as well as l'eaae of both sorts were dearer and ready ale.
We have not to note any variation in prices of Rapeseed or Lin-
seed.
SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Jr/E27.
We continue to be well supplied in the number of Beasts, but
the quality of a great part of them is so very indifferent that the
best lied- is quickly bongbt up at ss. 9d. per stone. Many of the
meadow lands beingnow cleared for Sheep, we observed here several
buyers for keeping, and the trade is in consequence rendered brisk
for all sorts ; ss. 2d. the best price for eight to ten stone polled.
Tethers. We keep the same price for the best Lamb, but it is
1 not given so readily as last week. Veal remains as before in
all respects. Pork also continues at tn. Bd.; but we hear that
at Barnet this morning small dairy-fed realised tis. without dif.
ticulty.

The disputes between the masters and their workmen
in Bradford and the neighbouring villages still continue,
and exhibit but few symptoms of a speedy adjustment.