The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-06 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

April 28. William Smith, Bristol, umber-merchant, at one, at
the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
April 27. William Brett, of Stone, Stafford, grocer, at eleven,
at the Crown Inn, Stone.
April 27. James Shipp, \Talent, Somerset, carpenter, at one, at
the Christopher Inn, Bath.
April 28. Jarrett Lyne, Chard, Somerset, ironmonger, at eleven,
at the house of Mr. Lambert White, l'eoviL
April 30. William Carter, iun. Nuneaton, fl arwick, silk-rna-
nuticturer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' CAitirt.
April 26. Thomas Ryder and James Nasmyth, Fenchnrch-street,
merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 26. Warham Jetomett Browre and William Kermode,
Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Thos. George
Massey, Water.atreet, Liverpool.
April 28. John Carpenter, Wellington, Somerset, banker, at
one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
April 29. John Carpenter, and John Penny Cirpenter, Welling-
ton, Somerset, bankers, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
April 27. John Penny Carpenter and James Webber, 'Wel-
lington, Somerset, drapers, at ten, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington.
April 26. Samuel 11 alker, Bull Wharf-lane, Queenhithe, hoop-
bender, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 28. John Cooper, Eyam„ York, grocer, at eleven, at the
Old White Bear Inn. Barnsley, t'ork.
April 28. John Tee. flonsworth, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley.
May 2. Matthew Hardy and James Dale, Manchester, ware-
housemen, at three, at the Star Inn, Deansgate.

CER rIFICATE=Arau. 26.

George Golding, Swan-yard, Knightsbridge, livery-stable-
keeper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
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J. Dawbarn nd E. Barnett, Liverpool, woollen-drapers—J.
Rodgers, A. Mo-ris, and J. Ireton, Oldham, Lancaster, coach-
makers—J. Atherley, Mount Sorrell, Leicester, and T. 'Vickers.
Nottingham, lace-manutacturers--C. Coleman and E. Weston.
Leicester, hosiers—J. Kewell and J. Sessions, Charlbury, Oxford,
Woodstock glove-rnanuracturers—R. Clough, Sutton, West Riding,
York, and J. Clough, Grove-mill, Keighley, West Riding, York,
worsted-spinners--0. Rice and L. Smalley,- Wigan., Lancaster,
tallow-chandlers—J. Gabriel and S. Burleigh, jun. Bristol, leather.
factors--J. Garrett, Chthero, Lancaster, J. Horsfall,
York, T. Horsfall, Denholme, Bradford, R. Hoklsworth and
Martha Holdsworth, Rochdale, and J. G. Honda, Golttock,
Yorkshire, cotton-spinners—B. Adams and E. H. Johnson,
Chester, wine-merchants--R. D. Michell and A. Dobbs, High
lanes, Ruan Lenehome, Cornwall, drapers—J. Knape and P.
Gallemore, Manchester, grocers—G. Rice, L. Smalley, and
Ann Smalley, Wigan, Lancashire, tallow.chandlers--0. Mortimer
and J. Mortimer, liaainghall-street, Factars—J.
Bangbam and R. Taylor, Old Woodstock, Oxford, glovers--.S.
and W.C. Wright, Blaak-raven.court, Seething-lane, tom-
factors. •

MARKETS.

[From the London New Price Current.]

•
TUESDAY, APRIL 6..,
COTTON.—The demand for Cotton was very animated lair
week, about 31,000 bales having chanted hands, viz.-4.000 Pee.
nams, 17d. a 18id ; 114 Bourbons, 131 d. a 19J. ;
13id. a 160. ,_• 12,t 00 Suits. 80. very ordinary, to lied. good t
90t1 Madras, 104. a 111 d. ; 5,600 Bengals, flp. a 99d. ; 2000myr.
naa, Ilad. a 12 . d. in bond • and, duty paid, h,OOO kcgyp_tilios, 1 3d.*
18d, old, to Mid. new ; 70 Demerara+. 11W. w 18d. Tile demand'
for Cotton yesterday continued brisk, and, during the day, 1,000
bags were reported aotd • Pernams, 184 d. a 1114. ; Bengali, fitd. ;
Surat*, 10id. The hiplines this forenoon continue general.
LIVERPOOL, APUL 2.
The demand for colon has continued very animated dining that
whole of the week ; the business done is very extensive, amounting
to 42,700 bags, and a further advance has taken place of fully 20.
per lb. in Brazil, IV. a lid. in American. and about Id. per lb. In
most other descriptions.—About 17,0110 bap American, 6,300 Bit- •
ail, 7.000 Egyptian, and 2,500 East India, have been taken on ape-

SUGAR.—The Sugar market was eaceedingly heavy last week.
but no reduction in the prices could bee aced. on account of the fete
sales lately reported ; brown Demerara were 64.. ; brown Jamaica,
665. There were no 31useovaties on sale this torennon on account
of the holiday. The request tor Rained goeds was considerable
early last week ; the demand has since subsided, but there is little
alteration to notice in the prices ; brown Lumps, Ile. and 84a ;
51olasses. 29i. This forenoon there is lit, le or no business doing ;
the prices are nearly the same as at the close of last week ; brown
Lumps reported at 82s. ; 3101aases, 295., a parcel reported at
20s. 6d. The inquiries after Foreign Sugar, were considerable last
week, but few actual purchases were reported.
COFFEE.—There were no public sales of Coffee brought for..
ward last week, on account of the marl quantity held by importers,
and also the prevailing opinion that higher prices were obtained by
private contract than by public sale : the purchases reported were,
St. Domingo. at 77a. a 795. ; Brazil, 765. a 80s. There were no
public sales of Coffee this forenoon and no purchases whatever by
private contract are reported ; St. Domingo is nominall7 775. a
78s. ; the last price of good ordinary Jamaica was 68s. a /Os., but
the holders are now asking much higher prices for every descrip-
tion suitable for home consumption.
ASH ES.—Ashes are dull and lower.
SA I,TPETRE.--Saltpetre is heavy, and the prices must be
quoted a shade lower : sales at 31e. 111.
SlLK.—There is little variation in Silk ; the 'nitwit is quoted
at a small decline.

OlL—The Oil market continues in a state of great depression,
and the purchases are confined to parcels for immediate use.
BRANDI'. and ROLLA NI/S.—The Rum market
remains in the late nominal state, but such is the heaviness, that
were purchasers to conic forward they could buy under our nominal
quotations, but as no sales have been made at any reduction, ww
cannot alter the quotations.—Brandy is also very heavy, and offered
at prices a shade lower, without facilitating sales. —ln Geneva there
is no alteration.

SPICES.—There is no alteration in Spices ; the quotations are
entirely nominal, as no sales are lately reported.
TOBACCO.—There are no sales lately reported. The latest
account, from Holland•state a great deficiency in the stock com-
pared with the previous year.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW—The Tallow market has
become very heavy ; for pared,' of new here the quotation is 38s.
lid. a lies. ; and far July and August shipments, 311 s. Gd.—Herop
is lower 1. the new, dll. ids. a 42i. ; old. : Hemp in bond, 31/.
—There is little variation in Flax. The letters yesterday from St.
Petevsburgh quote a considerable rise in the Exchange.
PROVISIONS.—The demand for Beef and Pork is steady ;
the prices without any variation.—Bacon, 675. landed.—The stock
of Butters is light, and the spring weather being very dry, prices of
prime quality look up.

MARY-LA-BONNE OFFICE.
A young woman, named Ass SparAs, a woman of the town, was
yesterday 'brought up tor final examination, charged with a robbery
during the. tireadtul tire in Itathbonr.place on Tuesday night Jas,
and fully committer" to Neirote for trial at the ensuir4 Se moos.