The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-14 00:00:00

RENT.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
Comprising a capital Water Corn-Mill, with a very powerful Fall
of \Voter, and an excellent Family Owe;ling.house, Five Cot.
ages, and 40 Acres, I Rood. and 30 Fe; ziota of fertile Arable,
Meadow., Orchard, and Wood Laud.
By STEVEN 4 and BRENCHLEY.
At the Auction „Wes at WEDNESDAY. Feb. 11, at 12.10 Se.
vat Leas, by odes of gr itieisst-Liw °flat. John Knight,,
dews* •sr, -"etv
AValuable and highly desitable FREEHOLD FRO-
PFAIT V, comprising HORTON-111 ILL, in the occupation
of John Russell, situate on the river Daman h, in the parish of Hot.
ton, between Dartford anti Farninghsm, now used as a corn-mill,
working five pair of stones ; but from the constant and steady sup.
ply of water, capable of being converted into a paper, gunpowder,
or any other mill where great power is required: with a genteel Fa-
mily Residence attached, oast-house, barn, stable, and other eon.
venient offices, walled garden and paddock, the whole comprising
I four acres one rood.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as GILLS, in the parish
of Darenth, with Cottage Residence and thirteen acres twenty-five
perches of arable and wood land, now in hand.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising eight scree, one rood,
thirty-seven perches of valuable wood land, forming part of Da-
tenth Wood. in the parish of Darenth, also in hand.
A COTTAGE, BARN. and SHED, in the parish of Stone.
with orchard, garden, and field, in the occupation of Thome% Net-
tlingliam, containing five acres, one rood, twenty-two percher.
TWO COTTA GES,GA RDE NS, ORCH A RD, and Sli A W,
in the perish of Stone, in the occupation of Robert and Williatn
Dueling, Thomas Bartholomew, anti William Durling,jun. con-
taining one acre, three roods, and five perches.
A COTTAGE, GARDEN, ORCHARD, and WOOD, In
the parish of Stone, part in the occupation of Edmund Bartho-
lomew, and the remainder in hand, containing four acres and thir-
teen perches.
An ORCHARD, in the parish of Stone. containing two roods
and sixteen perches ; and a CHERRY ORCHARD, in the parish
of Swanseontb, containing two acres, two roods, and twenty-six
perches, both in the occupation of Robert and Wm. Darling.
Slay be viewed, with leaved the respective tenants, and putt-
cadent had at the place of sale ; at the Lord Nelson, Gravesend ;
Bull and George, Dartford ; Lion, Fatringh6lll of Messrs. Low-
less, Crosse, and Batty.. Solicitors, Threadneedle-street ; and of
Stevens and Brenchley, 38, Old Jewry.

FRO.V THE LONDON NEIV PRICE CURRENT.

FRIDAY, JAL 13.

COT TON.-The public sale of Tuesday has thrown a great
damp on the market - 6911 bales fair SWAN sold at Oid., being a
farthing under the market prices, and some purchases since privately
are nearly at the same decline; about 900 pernaros have sold at
about 12d. ; generally the Cotten-market is very heavy, and the ac-
counts from Liverpool this morning art equally unfavourable, only
700 bags sold on Wednesday.
SUGAR-The market this week has been uncommonly heavy,
and the public sale had an ustfayourable effect ; we quote the re-
duction of Is. on all the ordinary description of Aluseovadee;
brown Jarpaicas 60s. ; the nth& browns at the same price, as there
have been no sales at a lower figure, but several parcels in the mar.
ket could not be sold at that price. At the close of the market to-
day there was more business doing ; one house sold 400 casks Al us-
coyades ; the irices are ttnyaried. The Refiners have evinced an
increasing disposition to effect sales this week ; brown Lumps 130 s. ;
the wholesale grocers have purchased considerable parcels of tine
goods at low prices ; several sales of crushed have also been of-'
feeted. alottsses 295. a Stas. 6d. In Foreign or East India Sugars
there are no sales by private contract.
COFFEE.-The public sale yesterday, chiefl Demerara and
Berbice Coffee, sold heavily and rather lower; Jamaica ordinary
Cultic maintains the late advance. By private contractfine ordinary
and Brazil has sold at 575. and good quality St. Domingo bßs.
The public sale this forenoon, 132 bags 70 casks, chiefly Berbiee,
sold heavily at lower prices, and a considerable proportion taken
in ; the East India, 1907 bags, went °Nat goad prices ; ordinary
Samareeg 525. a 5344 pale Chertbon 545. a 53a.
lUJM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The alterations in the
laws continue to interrupt trade ; the rectifiers were last week
stopped from using Rum and raw Spirits at the Name time ; they
sre obliged to go through the process separately. The demand for
Rum. which met with the interruption we hare stated, is again
rather reviving to-day ; under proof and proofs may be quoted at
21. 3d. a 2s. 4d. but the transactions lately reported are rot even..
sive. Brandy is held with much firmneet for higher prices, but
they have not vet been realised. Geneva is also held firmly, on
account of the frost preventing further supplies. By public sale
this tinenoon, 44 puncheons Canada Whisky, 10 to 21 over, all
taken in 2s. 9.1. a 20. 10d.
IRISH PROVISIONS are at nominal quotations; the weather
having set to eever{ly is favourable for Butters.
• TOBACCO.-About 200 Made. have heen sold; ordinary
Virginia 4d. a 41d. leaf 3d. a id. The Foreign buyers in the
market have Pot yet made any purchases.
FRUIT.-The demand • cnntinues very languid; two public
sales were attempted this week, but scarcely any thing wait sold
3luseatells (bunch) base., halves, and quarters, from 71. 10s. to 101.
; Cape Rai inns 424.; Jordan Almonds tlf. 15s. to 1111. for
Pulled Turkey, in drums, there were so otters; Black Smyrna
Raisins taken in at 425. ; Red ditto 445. to 4na, none sold; Valets.
this in boxes and Deaias in baskets all aithdrawo.
TALLOW and II EMP.-The market fur Tallow is improv-
ing; the nearest price tu.day is 87s. ; Hemp 43/. 10s.
OIL-By public sale on Tuerday-Aboot 70 tans Sperm Oil,
601. 16s. t about 24 tour Hew! 3latter, bit. 13t. a Ca Ida.
PIMENTO-By public sale on Tuesday, 102 bags Pimento,
fair taaßty, m11191(1. and o}d.
CASISIA.4O Ousts, by Public ;alp 10th last. 81. is. 6