The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-25 00:00:00

Best Heifers and Steers, Ordinary - 2s 41 to 2s fri
per stone . 3s 041 to 3s 4rl Market Calf (each) - 9s 114
Itliddling4 - 2e Rd to 24 11/d

SHEEP SKINS.
Sheep 3e Otl to le ed J 14nlbs 2s ed to 2s St

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides
Common ditto . .
Crop Hides, 35 to 3filbs -
Ditto 40 to 45Ihs. - . •
Ditto 45 to Nibs. - •
Calf Skins 35 to 401bs. -
Ditto 45 to MIAs. - -
Ditto 55 to 751bs. - - -
Small Seal Skins -
Large ditto
Tanned Horse Hides
Spanish ditto - - -

194 to !lid
114 to 18d
15. d to 174
17 to 19d
I9d to 294
18d to re t
28d to MI
28d to 27d
194 to 2ld
164 to 18d
I2d to 164
13d to 184

COAL MARKET, 0CT.24.
Ships al Market. Alp Sold. Prim.
71 Newcaatle . - . . 354 Od to 480 6d
384 Sunderland - 244 . . 35s Od to 44s lid
1 Scotch Coal - . 1 . . 38s Od to --s Od
1 Cannel Coal . - --s Od to Od
4 Small ditto . 14 . . 21s 6d to 244 Od

A trifling accident occurred to the Brunswick steam
packet, on Tuesday last, during her voyage from Ports-
mouth to this port; when off the Start, the side rod of the
larboard engine was carried away, and in consequence of
which the master thought it necessary o put into Salcombe,
at which place the passengers were all safely landed in the
course of Tuesday afternoon.—P/entautA Paper.
A daring burglary was committed yesterday morning,
between the hours of four and Aix. In the house of a tobac-
conist, in St. John's-street. Clerkenwell, and Isroperty to
the amount of upwards of 100/. taken, with which the de-
predators got clear off.
BURGL A RY.—On Sunday night the dwelling-house of
Sir John Barker, of Eccleston-place, Pimlico, was broken
open, while himself and family were absent at divine
worship. When Sir J. Barker returned home lie dis-
covered his outer-gate open ; and, as he approached the
house, he also found the side door open, after which, as it
appeared, the robbers had broken the street' door lock.
On Sir J. Barker going up stairs he found that the
first-floor lock was picked, and the door itself was wide
open ; the drawers were all taken nit and ransacked ; two
watchs, and five teaspoons, marked " J. B," ; one silver
strainer, one caddy spoon, two silver table-spoons, marked
" J. B." ; and a set of white cornelian bonds, valve
were missing. An iron crow was left in the b.xl-room
twelve incites long. It is supposed that aH the doors were
broke open ; but, fortunately. for Sir J. he had taken
his floating cash, from 40/. to SOL, in his pocket, when he
went to chapel. Gillmore, one of the officers belongirg to
Queen-square, went yesterday to examine the premises ;
and hopes are entertained that the burglars may shortly be
detected, and brought to justice.
About five or six weeks ago, Honors Quin, wife 0.
Stephen Quin, a smith, at Carrigeen, county of Kilkenny,
having quarrelled with her husband, disappeared from
home. Tbe husband borrowed a horse to go in quest of
her, but was shortly after found dead upon the road, hav-
ing probably fallen from the horse. On Tuesday the body
of the woman was found in the Suir, near Granaph, aith
eery appearance of her having drowned bersdf.—Wattr-
ord Paper.

Iwo&
BIRTHS.
the 21st inst. in Argyll.stoxt, the lady of Lewis Croinbir.
Esc}. of a sm.
On the 21st inst. Mrs Phillips, Brunswick bodge,-ef a &tett;

DIA BRIO.
On the 19th inst. at Bath, tidward. Hyde Clarke, Faq..to Xl4
Georgina Catherine Theresa o'3loran.
On the 20th instant, at Gray's; Thema, Ingram, Esq. to Mgr
Anse Webb, eldest daughter of Richard ♦Webb, Esq. of Balm)"
Esser.

• MED.
On the 11th instant, at Fortes, North Britain, aged MB,
Jean Grant, relict of the late Duncan Grant, Esq. Provost of !a-
rmless.
On Saturday last, at Pentonville, after a short illnes.. in the 04''
year of her age, Fanny Catherine, only daughter of the !Arad. F.
Le sieune, I:sq. of. Chelsea.
On the 10th instant.. at Brighton, John Hughes, Esq. of Abtof•
don-street. is the.72d Year of hi& age-
On the 11th Instant, at his holm, in Alanchester-street, Fans
Tucker, Esq. in his sth year. , lee

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