The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Moamar. Om 9.
Arrived thtt Nancy, Pitcairn, from Afiramiehi ; Mountaineer,
from St. John's, New Brunswick; New Hartnnay,
from Havre ; Fame, Crosby, from Quebec t Lyra, !Addle, from
Nuntz.

The Hector. M'Donald, from Demerara, has arrived at Clyde.
The Hibernia, ‘Vay, from Liverpool and Newfoundland, has
arrived at St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
The James Lyon, Underhill, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Newfoundland. _ _

The IValrus, from London to Quebec, was wrecked on the oth
of September near Cape Chat—crew saved.
The Traveller, from Quebec, sailed sth September. On the
24th, in lat. 45. 50. long. 30. 17. spoke the brig Derwent, from lA.
verpool for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
The Jessie, Miller, from Liverpool for Batavia, has arrived at
Cork.

FALMOUTH, OCT. B.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Clobben, from
London to Lima, and the Iluteliinson, Lowther, from London to
Demerara. Wind S.W.

Pormsmotrn, OCT. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Blonde,
Lord Byron. from Bermuda. Sailed the Charlotte, Robson, for
Holland. Wind V.N.W.

DEAL, OCT. 9.—.. Arrived and sailed the Catherine Green,
Boyle, for Quebec. Arrived from London and remain the Ken-
nel!, Armstrong; the John and Isaac, Martin; West India packet,
Reynolds; the Driver, Rodwell ; and the Albion, Russell, out.
ward bound. The Mullet, for Bengal, was spoken on the 7th inst.
off the Lizard, N. E. 25 miles. Wind W.
31snosTe, OCT. 9.—Landed here yesterday, an iron-stocked
chain anchor (has lost its shackle), marked on crown, .• Brown and
Co. improved, 12. 0. 12." reported left by an upward-bound bark,
on the 7th inst. in these Roads, abreast of the town ; a wood buoy
and small shroud-laid buoy rope therewith.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Mitchell, Ware, from
Oporto ; the Renebang, Nelson, from Norway ; the Crisis, Taylor,
from Honduras; the Shepperd, Train, from St. Kitt's and Barba-
boat ; the Planter, Wells, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed the Carl
Homner, Pollan.
ABERDEEN, OCT. 6.—By the BOA Accord, arrived in the Bay
from Davis's Straits, we have the following accountat—liull ships :
Brunswick, 7 fish; Cambrian, 3; Gorden, clean ; Eagle, 5; El.
lison, clean ; Lord Wellington, 7 ; Perseverance, 1 ; Mary Fran.
Annl Unity 3.—Leith ships: Baffin 2; Juno, 2 ; William and
, 2 : North Pole, s.—Dundee shire : Achilles, 7; Advice 6;
Fairy, 7; Princess Charlotte, 3; Horn, B.—Aberdeen ships;
Dee, 4; Henrietta, 5; Middleton, Cargill, 3; St. Andrew, 4;
Neptune, 4 ; Jane, 7 ; Hercules, 1; Princess of Wales, 7 ; Leti.
tie, I; Middleton, Reed, 4.—Montrose ships Eliza Swan, 5 ;
London, B.—Peterhead ships: Eclipse, 6; Gleaner, 10.
LONDONDERRY, OCT. 3.—The Hope, of and for Greenock,
111'Kellar, from St. Vincent, was totally wrecked last night on the
Foreland Point, N. W. coast of Donegal. The master and crew
with difficulty saved.
BELFAST, OCT. 7.—Part of the the cargo of the George, from
Antigua, has been saved. The vessel has been totally wrecked.
Aleuts/a:IEL, SEPT. 15.—The hlerchant, Robinson, hound
to London, has put back, leaky, and is discharging to repair.
ISLE OP OESEL, SEPT. ltd The Rolla, of and fir Yermooth,
Newsee, from St. Petersburgh„ was 'winded on this Island 1416
inst. bet it is expects 4 will be got off. The cargo saved; boa the
greaterpart of the hemp is damaged.
Et.strotz, tiger. 30.—The Astrea, Barclay, from St. Peters.
burgh for Dundee, arrived this day, has been on shore on the Salt.
hobos.
AXSTE*DAM, Ocr. 3.—The Uranus, Niemen, from Archon.
gel for Amsterdam, put into a port neer Mandidil 12th ult. leaky,
and the following day took fire. After throwing over pert of the
cargo, and cutting away the masts, it was extinguished.
Pairs, Ocr. s.—The Garonne, Story, arrived at Have hem
Savannah, encountered a gale on the 17th ult. which threw her es
bee beam ends, and the topmasts were cut away to right her.
GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 18.—The Republicans Colombian pries.,
teer has returned to this anchorage front the Eastward.
QUEBEC, SEPT. 4—The Daus* Norton, hence to London,
has put back to Kamourasks, being ton crank, but is expected to
proceed about the en.l of the week. The Gales, Lawson. whisk
arrived 31st ult. from Belfast, saw a ship on shore on theS.W. peat
of Anticosti, about ld days since; she was lying high up, and had
lost all her masts. The SIM= and Jane. Henley, Is not to be
sold, but will be repaired and sent to sea this fall. The Collin&
ham, which put back, after grounding on the Traverse, has hoes
obliged to discharge to repair.

The Hope. 21.}CeUm, from St. Vincent's to Greenock, was
totally .reeked 2d inst. on the coast of Dooemd—Crew saved.
The 31eanwell, Phillips, arrived in the Rivet Imo Jamaica, es.
perieneed a severe hurricane on the 17th Wt.
The Shepherd. Train, arrived in the River from St. Hitt's, az-
perieneed a hurricane in let. rice long. 41. hem the E. to 9. amt W.
CUSTOM-HOUSE,Hanab
OCTollilt f.
8 sr re ZIT 11113 Mint, Slow own ,
Robert and Sarah, Wilms, horn ar.t laooilfio, Pa:

dersen, from &hien • Norske Ronde, Nannestad, from Chyle.
trona • Amphritite, Elliott, from Archangel ; Covrigok
from 'Memel; Robert, Dunlop, from Belize; Ilebden, foolery
from Archangel ; Mitchell, Wee:, from Oporto ; Breastbone,
Burgle, from Jamaica ; Cecile, Guichon, from Boulogoe ; Olinda,.
Bell. from Trieste; lAndsttirm. Kroeck, from Pillau ; Sae,
Pooch, Oran Memel ; Meanwell, Phillips, from Jamaica ; Cale.
donia. 111‘Oregor, from ditto; 51elontho, Boynton, from St. Atitr-
tha, Columbia; Mangles, Carr, from Sydney and New, Raab
Wales ; Mercury. Arnott, from Riga ; Britannia, Rubio, hem
Bourdo; ; Clio, Forman, from St. Vincent's; Prince Christine
August., Gullicksen, from Christiana; Ranger, Savage, freile
Belfast ; Ardent, Etiwen, from ditto ; Sir John Newport, Nichol*,
from Waterford ; Rubicon, Armstrong, from ditto ; Good 'oleo..
Croft, frOm Cork ; Wheaton. Ball, from ditto ; Charlotte, WO,
llama, from ditto; Syren, bochtay. front 'Malmo ; Harmony,
Taylor, from Lairradore ; Aeon, Thom, from Petemburgh ;
Triumph, .Rose, from Gothenburg ; Edward, Husband, front
Archangel; Harrison, Carling, from Quebec; Star, Hill, frour
St. Petershurgh ; Elizabeth and Mary, Walker, from ditto ; may-
vino, Nicholson, from ditto ; Garner, Harman, from ditto;
Charles Tennyson, Scarbro, from ditto t Alert. Wilson, front Rot-
terdam ; Watson, Watson, from Wismar ; Cora, Fraser, from
Guernsey • Rapid, Jennings, from Boulogne ; Active, Cream,
from Dunkirk; Osgood, Varolerford, from Virginia; Perseverance,
llargolle from Calais Wetabrook, Smith, from Jamaica ; Hen-
rietta, (nod, from Villa I!..iciosa ; Aurora. SwalEn. from Riva
de Sella ; Margaret, Prisulz, from Guernsey ; Hope, Madge,
from Malaga; Nassau, Tremayne, from Malaga; Simeon, Roane,
from Hamburgh ; Marya,Jacobson, from Riga; Wafter, Wright,
from Riga; Mauritius, Frar.dsen, from Korsorr ; Twende Brod-
seer, Bay, from ()denser; Industry, Barclay, from Schien ; Heft-
rich Benjamin, Hoppe, from Dantzic; Hope, Dwelt, from Dant-
zic; Paris. Stonehouse, from Petersborgh ; Kitty, Ole, frost
Petenditirgh ; Harmonic, Jacobson, from Christiania ; Einigkeit„
Cattsettoor, from Brake ; Hoopop Weimar,. Jacob, front Gronia".
; Vniumextherina, Albedo. from Emden; St tornsom, Ping,
ficrin Rotterdam ; Jonge Antic, Coins, hopes Emden 3 L'reuncisino.
Definers, from Amsterdam ; Florence Catherine, Feryers, from
Harlingen Vrouw Gezina, Vander Woode, from Groningen;
Eendragt, Vrievem, from Groningen Jonge Johan Van better,
Feyer, from Emden; Junge Alargaretha, Schomer, from Tomlin-
gen ; Catherina Margaretha, Brodersen. , froth 3leldorff; Frau
Anna, Schinman, from Carolienziel ; Minerva, Dicks, from Don..
maersiel ; Vronw Catharioo, Juister, from Emden ,s Fran Edell,
Jessen, from Tondetn ; Nsjade, Olufa. from Tonninen ; Cyrene,
Barrett, front Tobago; Tasmania, Alenntll, from Peteraburgh ;
Emma, Lamb, from Petershurgh ; Eagle, Batty, from Stettin ;
Andgour, Mead, from Strahturd ; Freigbeit, 3leyer. from Lubec :
Schlucher, Krohn, nom IVolgast ; Charlotta, Spsegelberg, from
Griefswald ; Frederica Louise, Voltz, from Dantrie ;
Kreinath, from Lubec ; Johanna Dototl;ea, Kruger, front Dantzic
Jonge Pieter, Boer, from Amsterdam ; Juffrouw Anna, Fokker,
front Groningen ; Junge Pieter Jacobus, \Vybes, from Amster-.
dam ; Twee Gehroeders, Roeheck, from Emden 1 Barrington.
Mackey, from Dantzic and Elaineur; Blossom, Paterson, from
Rotterdam. _ _ _ .

•
ENTERED OuTwanns.—The Columbia, Hart. fat Malta and
Corfu ; Volusia, Rudell, for Jamaica ; Governor IlthlkelJ, Caw, for
Sierra Leone; Lucy Inn, Dacre, for 3latleira, Van Diemen's Land,`
and New South Wales; Commerce. Golder, for Rotterdam; Vrouw
Eja, Bowman, for Amsterdam; Vnternehmung, Stover, for Bre.
men and Brake; Fortitude. Stewart, for Havre, Dtinktrk„ and Ca-
lais; Sir John Newport, Nicholls. for Waterford ; Favourite, Silk,
for Dublin ; Ardent, Gowan, for Belfast; Ranger, Savage, for Bd.
fast; Albion, Wild, for Vera Cruz; St. Leonard, Rutherford, for'
Cab:taus.
CLEARED Ourmanns —The William, Aitken. for Hone and
Rouen z ltlethvie, Bumnever, fui, Antwerp ; Wellington. Etane,
for 3ladras ; Cecrops, Gilmore, for Trinidad ; Nicholeta Minde.
Molilt, for Elsinore and Copenhagen; Alkmaar, Heath, foe Rot-
terdam.

MARKETS.
From the Loridoir .re 7; Price Crirrerit.l
CO; FEE.-The reduction of the prices cf Coffee noticed in our
publication of Tuesday last had the effect of attracting the atter.
lion of the buyers ; they came forward and purchased freely, anal
though r.o improvement took place in the currency, yet there ware
more life in the Market, and a larger proportion of the Public Woe
was disposed of. St. Domingo in large parcels taken in at 49..
and 49e. 61. on account of several rather extensive sellers for the
speculators, and they offered freely at 48s. fid., at which prime
nearly 500 bags sold ; they appeared to have been held for some
time, and for persona resident in the country. There were three
public sales to-dav, Jamaica, Demerara, and Berbice ; the whole
sold heavily at a further reduction of Is. a 23. per cwt. on the low
qualities. No Foreign Coffee has been disposed of. St. Domingo
is nominally 4es. a 50s.
SUGAR.-The Sugar Market continued in a very languid and
depressed state last week; the great proportion of the leading West
India Houses have withdrawn their Sugars front the Market ; a
few holders who pressed /AIM have submitted to a fsg 'ter reduc-
tion of 63. to Is. per cwt. Some inferior brown tieMicia Sugar*
sold et the lowest quotation inserted ; the whole purchases of the
week, several of which were made privately at low prices. did nut
acted 1.260 casks. On a reference to the Lists it will be oh.
served, thessteck has increased 1,700 casks since last week, and the
comparative delivery with hug year about 80 Ishdet. less; the coy.
sequence has been a very heavy market all day, the buyers only
loffering for parcels at a further reduction, which the holden wi:f
not accept. At the close of the market today, the sales of blus.
covadert, by private contract, are estimated at 800 Mids. as the
holders have accepted the reduced prices offered. Demerara and
St. Lucia browns are offered at the lowest quotation. The Mao.
ritius Sugars to-day sold at lull prices. The reduction of the prices
of Refined goods last week appears to have induced the buyers to
come forward ; the demand has since been general both by the ex-
porters and by the wholesale flrocers, for home consumption; the
purchases are reported very considerable; low Lumps which had
fallen to 70s. have now advanced to our quotations, and are held
with some firmness; Molasses which had fallen to 25e. are also risen
to the inserted price. To-day there is no feature in the market; the
shippers arc still purchasing, and the grocers show some inclination
to get into stock-Molasses still 265. The public sale of Haven.
nab Sugar, about 1,400 chests, was nearly all taken in, good {4 bite
41s. a 4'35.; ordinary to middling 355. a 40s.
INDIGO.-The sale at the India House commenced on Thurs-
day last ; it consists of about 7,500 chests, of which nearly 1,800
chests were yesterday gore through ; the first two days the advance
was Is. 6d. to 3e. per lb. on the last East India sale, or about Is.
on the previous Market price; and yesterday there was again a
farther rise of 4d. to 6d. per lb. and great briskness in the demand.
As there are so many rumours circulated about the quantity
bought for export, we have with much care traced the purchages,ana
we find nearly the whole is taken for shipping i the quantity bought
for home consumption is at the highest estimate, only an eighth
Part of the quantity yet disposed of. To-day there is more taken
for home consumption ; the prices are rather lower.
FRUIT.-The arrivals of new Fruit continue hurried forward
to public sale. ScarcelY any of the Fruit was sold. The extensive
public sales to-day, new -French Fruit, Muscatels, &c., afford no
criterion of prices; nearly the whole were taken in.
TOBACCO.-The declaration of the large sale in Holland still
continues to attract much interest • this market has rather im-
proved ; the purchases are Kentucky leaf at 30., small parcels of
Virginia 30. a 44d., and tor Ireland bd. to lid. The new crop has
now been inspected, and proves to be of a very good quality; but
from every. account the quantity is very deficient ; about MI Nub.
of new amp sold yesterday at 7d. a 71d. At the Public Sale to-
day 10 hhds. German Leaf Tobacco ; there were no offer..
RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANI)S.-The purchases of
Rum last week were chiefly of the finer qualities of Jamaica for
home consumption ; 33 ever sold at 31. Bd. of a common quality.
while fine, of only 31 over, realised 3a. 10d. ; the Market appmred
generally 'firm at the previous currency ; the purchases of Bundy
and Geneva were inconsiderable parceli, from which no aiterieds of
the market prices could be famed. •
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.-The Tallow Market, which
had advanced to Ms. with rather a firm appearance. became heavy
yesterday at 30a.a 38x. 9d.; the report respeeung the Fisheries is
looked to with some interest, as it has usually a great effect on the
Tallow Market. but no change is st present apparent. In Hemp
or Flax there was no material change. Tallow to-night 39e.
011. S-The market was thrown into some agitation yesterday
by contradictory statemenb respecting the success of the northern
fisheries ; the rumours by the perdm for the advance were as ridi.
culotte as the accounts of the other side, and from a close investiga.
don of the advice" it may be stolid that, up to the 18th of Sep.
amber, If, sir a half of thelerholemmthe of ships et the fishery,
aNdied MP NMI cod; and oaths stalsomets w made by two TON
arzktsmihiAtiliblioadesegiusolis prepembsaems is in Amour of a
Imam emit Fat IhMa sagaiklAA* ties eavocusted ;hut es Gas
half as see repseisi at a late date, their mom may be mated may
donhAlskomg bilinear of du-patty he the else. in the prime of
Otis us boiled elites has yet,bssa psoloold, but thus wme atlas
et datiserna picas ; for Itulpeg co SU. to SIL ; Southern Oil
was al dm Mims toottAsn ; epees, Seed Oils, and Gallipoli; about
were held ensiday with Annum:lr prices
sithetile. higher than mar en account of the avowable
lIMiTof the Liesseel Musket
N.-7110 EgTvpiCetion advanced fully en eighth
west;lael the mbar damn were without any rariadon
PROVlllloThere is no altseatisa in lied or
!?bed. Boom is still dull. Booms me gang at the isserted um-
tations.
TIA.-.There Is little alteration Is ; Twankeys ere Wart,
at a Own Absecon. The Prince Taub Teas generally bear a pre.
mina. to
Time is tuber exam dab; in Hips. at the redued
prim% The estimate of duty is at the unprecedented mouth
of
LONINN 1•111• AL •lID COMM/10AL CLIZIe
lwsTlTv-
TtOM.-■4iNt Monday evening a Meeting of the Menthen
this hastitailmt woo held at Berls's ColFse-house, May-
an*, Linoshes lon, for the purpose of oonsideriag the
iltasepoilltaibllity of moral aanaidates for admission to
lisoistysied t revise ws& osnine the laws sai, sew.
WINN wig& are M be its totem basis.