The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-30 00:00:00

The Last Days of Lord Byron is the
which Captain Parry, of Lord Byron's Brigade,
at his death, and possessed his confidence in life,
in a short time. The account which he giro of
friend, is said to be rather calculated to add to the
for his loss, and to escite feelings, even stronger than rurprise,
lhe conduct of some pawns connected with Ltrd Pron.
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BIRTH. •
On Monday. the Lady of Sir Charles Henry Coote, Bart. of:a
daughtet, which died s few minutes aftg•jtj
Y MARRIED.
haOmnsTinhituhri:duasyq.la::ft,
natehllio..neetck
PBcdiccadbrdill'yh,ireto.Ermhm°rl roTranicoant-t
daughter of Lieut.-Colonel Gilpin, of the Grange, Hocklife.
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At Birettas, aged one year, Caroline Louisa, youngest chi/d,of
the Marquis and Marchioness of Ely.
Lately, at Frame, Somerset, aged 81, Mrs. Church, widowicif
John Church. Esq. late Captain in his Majesty's 38th regimenetrif
Foot, and last surviving granddaughter of Martir. Folkes, E.
President ot the Royal Society.
Yesterday, at Smilers' Town, aged 69, after a long iNliiipantian,
occasioned by water on the chat, Vincent Dowling, Esq. Ile Is 4
been forty years connected with the public press of Inland atsd
England.
On the 24th inst. at Charlton, Kent, Major-General hillier, Ire
of the Royal Artillery, in the 611th year of his age.
On the lath inst. at Coharu, in the parish of Black Torrington,
Devon, after a short illness, and in his 82d rear, the Rev. William
Holland Ohara. M.A. Rector of Bidwell. Li yea= Curate 'of
Black Torrington, and 21; years a Magistrate of the county ..to.
Devon.
On the 21st inst. at the Abbey, Pertssr.ce in the 88th ycerof
her age, Mrs. Caroline Borlase, eighth tlautihter. and the lust of
the family, of the late Rev. Walter liorlase, ot Castle ifre.
neck.
On the 27th inst. Sophia Mash Binder, daughter of the Ref.
George Border, of Hack
Miter residence. Reilaouse. aged 87. the Dowager Lady of
the late Sir John Smyth. of Ashton Court, Somerset. IV
Ladyship was only daugben and heiress of 11. Woolnough,
of Pucklechuteh, Gloucestershire, sod grand-nieee of J. halm
I:sq. the binevolent founder of the Bristol Infirmary, to a
Charity she has bequeathed 2,0091.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDOW
Morning 210 min. after It I Afternoon 4 novice. des It 2'
Printed at THR BRITISH PRESS O%ee, by J.V. Cellist",
181, litrand,.and published by IL.Canntoat, use OW% f.

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at large. It is taken in water
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HUNTING AILTMENTS.
His Majesty's stag hounds will meetMN
on Friday, at
Slone.
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mere from Kennel, at half-past ten. No. 6
Sir John Cope's hounds, to-morrow, at Golden Fanner, ~
hot, and on Saturday at Hale Hill, Farnham.
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OFF IC
iat3Muirdarr.. 11vy'l:atileboiseuen's bounds,
ndu.bounds
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st harei a day,goneattothHeuHraarreyo.wto, Ffinunishfichlthe, turd
it IFINIK Pablic are
The York and Ainsty hounds on Saturday, at Skipworth, at 1
1 MAP of LI N
sat ten.
those Subscribers who
The Earl of Harewood's hounds, this day, at Selby, act! to a Harper Copy, on
sorrow, at Biggin, near Cawood, at ten. well be-Prescribed in
The lloldernesa hounds, this day, at aicarborough, and tare
II scribe's, and they are
t Rise,
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at ten. I the Secretary to the
The Earl of Darlington's hounds, this day, at Skiptoa-brid 104 :-" Tu the '
ad Saturday. at Camphill, at eleven. London."
The Cleveland, to-morrow, at Shelton-park, at nine.
The Bibulale, on Saturday, at Birch Bank, at half-pest tine:
The Lambe:in hinteds, to-morrow, at Burnopside, and Saturday OFFIC
1 Kennel, at ten. rr RR Principe/
Mr. Farquherson's hounds, this day, at Wardour, and to-cao:4 1 lier_e4 give N
ow, at Piddle Wood, near Here. f like in Pelionall. on
The liambledon hounds, to-morrow, at Kennel, and 'SKr*, , i Lest, from such prriso
a Fair Oak, at ten. 4 1 • inert with a quannty o
The Essex and Suffolk hounds, Saturday, at Dodnish Wtod, i may be obtained upon
Suffolk. at eleven. mall efiresaid.
The Watnall hounds, to-morrow, at Oxtoc, and Satiordarl a: ' The Tenders to be
Kneeton, at half-pest ten, edy of Stone,"
Mr. Muster's hounds, tomorrow, at Gedalngton Chase, et I. ,
sot ten. I
The Duke of Graftori's hounds, this day, at Salcay Ores '
Saturday, at Preston Park, at half-past tea. !!'AS
The llertfordshire hounds, this day, at Littlebury Tack, Trig Court of
Saturday, at Wade's Mill, at half.paet tee. Merchants of E. al get Yogic*,
c, That the COM MI
IIfARKETS. li ' 4 . will be ready on Wet
[From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, Marc 1 r Proposals, in Writin
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willing to surply the
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COTTON.-A renewed demand foe Coon sprung up
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the close of lot week, which cleared off a good deal of Co 1,1,if i • lIRITII
BEL3IETS-I,
which the owners were waiting to sell, and established the r , '•• liCkllliti--PA INT
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fully fd. on Surata and Id. on Brrngals below the highest ra at i WHITE 'LEA 1,8
the beginning of the month. The tales of the week cons of ' I And that the Con '
800 Pernams 154. a 17d. fair to good ; 4,000 bunts aid very i- I ' SW, rabr• may be ""
nary, to 1044. very goat; 2,000 Bengali 74d. a 844., all Setd, ' • committee. with whom
and duty paid; 1,710 Egyptian, old-144d. a 141 d.; new 184 d. • o'clock in the Torero
The speculation in Cotton has been renewed with the t, which hour the Comm
vigour. Yesterday the reviving Cotton Market ;hen
a great impulse from the statemeut that 10,000 WI well at' MPEif A L DIS
Liverpool on Saturday last : there was immedlatel4 the greatest
~ .1.• hanehy given
briskness in the demand, and during the day abort 9,019 bkge • to t
charged hands, a the following advance on the price* of Seturtleo,:: i net paid In their Delve
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Bengali id. ; Egyptians 44. ; and Pernami ld. to 1,44. peril). before THURSDAY n
This forenoon the request remains undiminished, and ace have and Franks, 73, horn
Shires trill be consi
no doubt there will be extensive sales effected before th 4 close of.,
the day. .
At the hour of our going to press (four o'clock) therein mule's • a City of London Taw
activity in the Cotton 31arket, that it is confidently believed them
is an express in town from Liverppool, with the partic'elatra id' • lEMOLD PR E3l IMPERIAL DIS
yesterday's Cotton motet. The holders will not redi except at er
further advance. Dimeelore of this C
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LIVEIIPOOT., 31Ancsg, 28..
Our Cotton market continued rather Limpid in the. Cady pa!' l BUSINESS on an cat
of the week, but on Tuesday a brisk demand, both fran F HOLD PLOT of (I
dealers and spinners, as well as specalateas, commenced, whi • TOMO. •or near the R
has since continued with great spirit, at improving rates.. T Sian of the neeessery Bui
prices of American Cotton have advanced lel. a ;d; Break a r or Ground whieh they ma
Egyptian Id. • and most other kinds Id. per lb. , I dimply to forward Pm)o
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovado during the lad wetk meter, and price of the
and
en addresset to the
has been very limited, and the few sales reported were aenrked t and endorsed " Moder o
Is. lower; free brown Demerara 645. The reduction In th,
quantity of Sugars delivered from the warehouse last week has cure ByOrtlcr
casioned a complete stagnation in the Sugar trade this mooing
there is no business doing. 3luscovades are nominally ptthat City of London Tavern
prices of last well ; free brown Jamaica 601 e. ; St. Lucia t UNITED PACIE
other low browns fits. The Refined market last week h et
i PEARL FL'
appearance of an improvement : brown lumps were firm
and 845.; and there was more disposition to de burioess., '
i No Applications for S
RdOf April.
Refined market is heavy this forenoon, on account of the u .
favourable reports brought by the Foreign mails yeetpdate
brown lumps heavy st Ma. • Molasses have declined 29i. e 2N. lid 11HE PACIFIC
The inquiries after Bourbon and Brazi Sugars last week wer
very considerable, and some sales would have taken place, but thi . -4li,me I. i TOTICttIY, and th
holders would not sell except at an advance of It. a 2s. ,
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COFFEE.-The languid state of the Coffee market indueedt 1 formal this
scarcity, the kdicani'rn', es‘
holders to retrain from bringing forward public sake last k I brought into this country, h
the consequence wee, a revival in the demand by private
complaint. The Party a
and for St. Domingo 765. was paid, and reports that a par ha
chosen and adapted for th
been taken at Ths. very gond quality. There were no public sal eighteen vears employed i
of Coffee this forenoon, and few punAnes by private commit hav lucrative Trade in Pearls is
been effected • St. Domingo of go, quality sold at 785., mod on dual in this country at all
parcel very good reported at 795•
this important Fishery,
FRUIT .-A public sale was attempted on Thursday, at whit: habits of the natives of th
scarcely any thing appeared to be sold : New Valentin Raisin .
viers, knowledgr, and cl
taken in at 85s. ; Aluseatells(bunch) boxes,thalvos, and quiet „
5/. to C/. Its. ins.l ; Blooms s. 'to Ms. ; Lexie Raisins ell. eta 1. success of the design.
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Applications for Shares.
Tapne:e Faro Figs .12*. to 43i : Tappets Faro Raisina 34e. • 0 r may be made on or heftily
Denis Raisins 335. ;in New Red Smyrna Raisins has be •
Raffle large parcels sold at the lowest quotations"; nearly all t Sir Win. Ray, Bart. Pri
!louse-street.Currants in the market have been bought up at thie prices quoted' ,
which is an advance of Is. to 2s. per cwt. It is stated toolay all th ' f
ip, London, March 29,1
Currants in - this market are bought up; the quantity cosopsn . e
with last year 1,000 tons deficient. 9 f2RITISIi FIRE-0
SILK.-There is no alteration this week in the prices of Silt I V V is hereby given,
the market is becoming more steady. . , •
. PRIETORS will be h
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011.5.-There has been a complete panic in the Oil trade.
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pperiNWersookto,7nnos,l4:ti.SersthDthAeTn'imEnfik:Lt.eEtrn:ThT4o
consequence of the reduction of the duty on Gallipoli Oils
Rapeseed, the prices of which are entirely nominal. G • time in Office until the
Oil from 311. fell to 261. South See Oil nearly in the same pro& room of those Gentlemen
portion • there have been sales at the reduced quotations we Insert,' and for the ELECTION of
SPICES. Spices are heavy and lower; lit quality Ciusiasuoiel ensuing.
Ile. lid. ; Ansboyna Cloves bs. 6d. ; lo quality lace 13s. ; Nuse
mega tit. ed. ; Perim 71d. a 74d. There is mare demand foe, BRITISH
Pimento today told. and 11d. ST sax
TEA.-Th.re has been little business doing since the India Pt
House sale • Bober are offered at a trifling diewuut; for ths , Sir John Cox
Boons a small'
premium has been obtained. . • George Holme Sum
SALTPETRE.-The prices have have deleted ; the newest Bon. I). Kinnaird
quotation of Saltpetre this forenoon is SU. Sir Robert IVigmen, Rart
TOBACCO.-The market continues heavy ; the late sale* re. William Agnew, Esq.
ported are 300 hhds. Virginia at 34d., 150 at Id. a 7d., sad a few . 'John Bebb, Esq.
fine stemmed 044. James Colquhonn, Esq.
. fa%co:ulEysnorams'ttipbuiaallhishiGicenthFedoodsifrtortyzicsnhuptsell:l7ntvh99yde:mnw3}t:iliolvtiarhcirlie.l
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW-The demand for Tallow
is languid ; the new may to-day be quoted 394.41 d. a 40s. Hemp
is also heavy, 411. 10s. a 421. In Flax few purchases are lately
reported.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-Beef and Pork are little varied, but
.egmEncloiretnhyl
the market is not so firm ; Bacon Is still have. 575. landed : fine
Butters are scarce; Carlow 104 s. Waterford 965.
RU3I, BRANDY, and 11011 ANDS.-The Runinnarket re insured.
entirely nominal ;no sales are reported. Braridy is setliout the - Insulation may be made
slightest variation ; the sales lately are quite inconsiderable- Insuring
Geneva is very dull, on account of the recent arrivals ; pale ls. 11d.
a 2s. per gallon. mium and du.
DY EWOODS.-The prices are entirely nominal. Policies will not be champ
This Office has always pal
GLASGOW COTTON MARKET, Malmo 26 --Our market Receipts for the renewal
was in a very quiet state this week, till yesterday, when accounts of be had at the principal odon, and of their Agents i
an improvement in Liverpool brought several buyers into the • pools for new ineurances.
market, and considerable business was done. Paces may be son- ', •
eideredabout Id. per pound above the rates of last Saturday. The MONEY ON 310
sales of the week amount to 1,029 bales.
FIVE THOUSAND
part tin Sums not leas
The Last Days of Lord Byron is the title of a wolf Interests from Marriage •
which Captain Parry, of Lord Byron's brigade, who was with him Wills, Jointures, and real
at his death, and poesessed his confidence in lite, means to publish , and Leasehold Piperti.
in a short time. The account which he gives of the death of his Apply personalloy, or b esy
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friend, is said to be rather calculated to add to the natio:•al reg.,: ney at I.aw, Na 4. Adam-

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