The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-16 00:00:00

AfARKgTS.

IFfOffl the Lowden New Price Claret'', Aug. 15.1
SUGA IL—The Market the Aluscovadee has become very harry;
there has been no general business done in Sogars this week,
though one or two houses have been selling extensively : where th,
holders are determined to make sales, the decline has been 6d, a
Ira
per cwt., but it is to be observed the great proportion of tile broke"
refuse to sell at any reduction. The Market is again very pea,
this morning, and the sales are very limited. The Relined trade 7
has been very dull, and the holders evince an inert axing disposition
to effect sales ; the prices are rather lower; Lumps 795. a 80s. The
Market opened this morning exceedingly heavy. and rather keit,
Some parcels of Lump. have been sold at 795. In Bastaids, and
other export article,, there is no business doing. Grocers are buy.
irg on a very limited scale. Molasses are still heavy at 265. The
Wholesale Grocers purchase on a very limited scale for the borne
consumption. White Havannah Sugar has been sold in parcels at
465. fine quality. Some yellow Havannah Sagan have sold at N.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The only purchase
of Rum that we are aware of is a parcel of Leewards, 1 over, al
2e. 3d.; Brandies are In fair demand and the late advance steadily
maintained. The few holders of pale Geneva ask 28.6 d., theuffers
made are about 2s. 44. At a late hour to-day a parcel of Ltewerde,
3 over, sold at 2s. 44. • and 120 fine Jamaica at 3e. lott, a 4,,
IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork are without any slue
1 ration ; Bacon from 745. fell to fifis. the last sales are at the latter,
1 but we believe it could not now be realized. Butters are heavy,
but there is no material alteration in the prices. The contract with
Government for the Colonies is taken 125., and for Gibraltar 61.0 d.
lower than the last contract; it has produced no alteration on the
Market prices here.
COTTON.—The sales for the week eliding last right inetativr
are not extensive, but the prices of &Irate hove obtained a higher
rate than fur many months past, flue quality having sold at ?id,
per lb.

"MANCHESTER, SEPT. 12.
" Yams have been in good demand to.dxy both for home eon.
gumption and export, prices have improved full 4. 461. Wefts in
Cop very scarce, and in some cases 4 higher. Calkers have been
In brisk request at an advance of full 24 percent. on 2nds and Ns,
and from a 5 per cent. upon 9.Bths. 74 hand-loom cloths, and
Ist and 2rd qualities, 4. Power-loom Printer's cloth 7.8 g tg.
Power cloths are very scarce, and the Manufacturers (who are
mostly wealthy) will not allow them to be offered at present wass;
The prevailing opinion is that things will continue to mend.'
TOBACCO.—The purchases of Tobacco that have trampired
this week are about 50 hhda. good for Ireland at sd. to Ad., sad
very ord. Virginia and Kentucky (we believe nearly 60 hilds.);
for export at 3d. to 34d.
11E311', FLAX, and TA LEO %I'.—The prices of Tallow con.
tissue steadily improving ; the business done yesterday ass as the
most extensive scale, and the Market closed for parcels here 38s,
buyers ; 38a. 3d. to 38s. fal. the nearest quotation. In Hemp or
Flax there is no marked alteration.
NAVAL STORES.—Tar is higher and more inquired after;
Turpentine at the advance of Is.; the inquiries after Pitch, Koala,
&c. appear also to increase.
WOOL—Foreign Wool continues to advance, and Instill lest
at the improvement; the prices of the English are very low; isoet
Wool 6d. to 10d. ; combing Fleeces Bd. to
HOPS.—Hops were In good demand early in the week, so
prices 3.1. a ss. per cwt. higher ; but the prices have again peen
way. The Market is now well supplied with new Hips, which
are selling, Sussex 80s. to 'JOs.; Kent 84s. toloss.—lluty estimated,
250.0001.

SPICES.—The request for Spices appears in a great measure to
have subsided.

I NDloo.—The demand continue.; the premium is now fid. to
Is. per lb. on the last India House sale.
COFFEE.—The public sales this week have gone off heavily,
generally at prices Is. a 2.. lower ; fair ord. St. Disming6sll. ;
Brazil 48e. a 525. ; the British Plantation descriptions went off it a
similar reduction. The public sale this forenoon, 178 casks British
Plantation, went off with more briskness than any day during the
week, and the prices were also higher ; line ordinary but very rank
Jamaica sold 575. a 58e. ; fine fine ordinary 661. 6d. ; middllaa Bet•
bice 775. a 78s. ; and good middling 92.. The 54 bags St. Domingo
was of very ordinary quality, and was taken in at 51r.; we Witte
50s. 6d. was offered.—At a late hour a parcel of good St. Domingo
sold by private contract at 525. and a large parcel was reported
51s. The Cultic Ma•ket appears more brisk since the arrive! of at
Hamhurgh steam-boa .
TEA—The Tea sale it expected to finish on Monday; all de.
scriptions except the very ordma y hive sold higher than the list
sale. Private Trade Teas s.e selling at moderate priees, end
the rale will finish on Monday.
OILS—AII descriptions of common Oils are IL to 2L higher on
account of the small supply and the firmness of the holders; Sperm
at a similar improvement.
RlCE.—There are no alterations in the prices, but the sales ate
not extensive.

ASHES and BARILLA.—Ashes are 2s. higher; Baril4 in
much request, and large parcelsdiatxwed of.
FRLTIf.—The Illark,t remains in much the same state at Ltt
week : the demand continues limited.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS',
LONDON LlST.—[From the Loudon Oaeette.'

4T TIE COVET Or COAIMISSION•1111 Or UUUUUU YrroifitirollAtt•

STRZST, ON TV 66666 MIX?. a.
Crlddle, H. H. New Bond-street, hatter, at Mr. HEIN, !errant% by
Flect.street, *pedal affairs ....
Bentley W. Hinckley, grocer, adj. last exam. .....

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Carrington, J. Ludgite:street, Bien-draper, Metaled I
Charman P. Piccadilly, jeweller, dividend
Cooper and Reader, Strood, wool-staplers, sep. MA eghoOt li
Corbett, A. Friday-street, Cheapside, userchsat, adj, last exami I
Cleverly and Hutch‘nson, Chlswell-street, Ilnen-dupers, joint die IS
Collings and Maingy. Bishopsgate-street, merchants, adj. last exam ls
Downer, 11. Strand, Ironmonger, Ist exam ...... ........ .....
Emley, J. IL and Nicholas-lane, brokers, Ist exam. I
Fowler, T. St. Albans, brick-maker, Ist exam
Gibbons, T. Jon. Wells, merchant, 'id examination.
6 orett and Leigh, Stringstorie, tanners, proof Sherlock's debts
Hunter, J. Clifton. wine-merchant, 24 examination
Kerr and Spear, Tooley-street, grocers, dividend l.l
Lavell, J. 7. Portland.street, Walworth, chersemonger, 94 exam
Lee, J. Wood-street, Cheapside. warehouseman, 2d examleatit a..
Lyon, S. Stamford, feather-dealer, adj. last exam. 2
Melville, W. Pbcenix-street, Somers-town, baker, 2d exam._
Oakley, G. Allsop's-buildings, Maryiebone. merchant, 9d examination 11
05or, J. Cambridge, bookseller, 34 examination tv
Pinero, D. Charlotte street, Fitzroy-square, coal-merchant, 34 exam Pf
Powell, J. Wellingtou-terrace, Waterloo-road, draper, 2d exam l9
Rogers, W. Lad-lane, silk-warehouseman, adj. last exam.
Score, C. Austlnfriars, scrivener, 3d examination.
Sprigg, J. Drury-lane, leather-seller, 3d examination... ..........
Staniforths and Gosling, Old Broad-street, merchants, 2d exam I
Stroud, H. Chichester, wine-merchant., 2d exam.
Thorington and Roberts, Clty-road sod Battle-bridge, coal-mt.
adj. last exam ...... ...... ......... ....... .. ... ..... ........
Thomas and Gilbert, Exeter, linen-drepers,rividend
Trott, R. Stepney, scavenger, 3d exam.
Welkin, J. Clitle-street, Holborn, coal-rnerchaet, Ist examination II
Wilson, W. jun. Nicholaslane. merchant, special affairs.
insedill, 0. Prospect-place, Surrey, jeweller, 3d exam II
Wright, G. C. Hedge-row, Iglington, grocer, 14 emu. ........
COUNTRY LIST.
Belshaw end Burrows, Manchester, machinists, White's, Manchester,
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Bdexam-- ... . .......... ........... ... .... ... . ...
Bradfield, J. K. Great Yarmouth, builder, Star, Gres.t Yarmorth
let exam
Brown, .1. Birmingham, linendraper„ Union, Blrmiagham, Ist ex— lO
. . White Kart, Flartlebury,

Brown, G. Kiddrrminater, stone-maw,,, ......_ 1.
2dexam •• • • ................... .• • •• . It
Boond, W. Altrincham, calleo.manuf. Hotel. Blanchester. 34 aim. •
Campbell, S. Bristol, woodfactor, Limo, Bristol, 34 exam I
Coleman and Mont.., Leominster, bankers, King's Arms, Lttailititr,
proof of debts
Denny, W. Lancaster, saddler, King's Arms, Lancaster, Ist tom.— I I
Dlxoo, G. Runcorn, shopkeeper, Nag's Head, Warrington, 3d exam. 3
Dryden, B. Newcastle, brewer, George, Newcastle, Ed exam. .....
Ellis, G. Kexbrougb, tobacconist, Beaumont Arias,. Bretton. 3d U. II;
E mett, H. Blanchester, victualler, White's, Manchisileg, 3d exam
Featherstone, F. Liverpool, grocer, George, Liverpool, Ist exam I
Germain, W. Bath, jeweller, Christopher, Bath, 3dexems ..
Geronluo. T. Bristol, looking-glass maker, Hotel, Birmingham, 3d
examinat'on ... . . . .
Gill, T. S:ourport, corn-dealer, White Hart, Hartlebuiy, 3d exam ry
Harrison, J. Wigan, Innkeeper, Bock. Wigan, 3d ex 4m... ..
Herron, C. and S. Seddleworth, clothiers, White Bair, Manchester,
3d exam
logritiw, I.V. and W. Scabs, bankers, Peacock, Boston, joint and
cep. dig la
Jenner, W. Liverpool, merchant, Moan. Thompson. Liverpool. 12...
opeclal affairs
Nicholson, J. C. Liverpool, merchant, George, Liverpool. Sitons lt
Naylor and Ellis, Dayton, fancy cloth.mannfacturare.ligerh HOlidinl-
held, Ist exam.
Phelps, A. Bath, milliner, Angel, Bath, 2d exam.... ..... ...
Penny, J. Lymington, ironmonger, Greyhound, Blandisiii. hankie
Peeling, J. Liverpool, druggist, George. LieerP•o4 34 ax III
10,
Bothwell, J. Salford, publican, Star, Blanchester. 3d exam
Suakin, C. and T. Leek, mercers, George. Lege. divideid.. .....
Trousan, R. Liverpool, merchant, Ne.-Illladeit.. dldard I
Watson, A. Blackburn, haberdasher, . , let earn— H
Wesson, J. Birmingham, currier, S lit dividend l3
Willey, J. Blanchester, innkeeper Ist exam • 3
Wright, G. Birmingliniam. mercieU4 lobilf airodarhaiii, dividend ll

BIRTHR.
On the 13th inst. at Brighten, William Martin, Esq. of Helton;
to Lucinda, third daughter of William Liddaad, Elm. of Leaden.
On the 13th Mat. at Ribbesined, tear Beadles, the Hem tits
Arthur Thellume, of a son.
At Moville eountg of DoargaL on the bth Wet. the lady of tbt
Rev. J. M. Staples, of two lone.

BIARIR15•41.
On the 14th Wet. at Bt. Bride's, reosAtreet, by the Rm. T.
Clare, AM. View, Mr. Annelid Maids, of Detset-tenet,
Mlia
bury.equare, ealleisse. or Elisabeth, 111112 EIVONSI of the late J.
&mem, Esq. Gkrogs-street, Chaimmeamqsayo.
On the 14th Inst. Captain Watass,,ma of Colonel Wawa, of
Westwood Hama. E.
to fraPPl4l% daughter and sole heiress of
the late John Artie, • tor Kenentece•
Lately. In Nett Itos. Mt. Williams. aced srl"l*
years, to Miss Pokr Med* teed fbarteen / May she prove
" A bunting mil • shining light
To e that place."
DEED
On the 12th init. Mary lobelia, wife of John Hanson, riol•
the Rookery. Wantland, Emig, aged 63. •
On the Bth of April, at P aged 13. Eosin John Simko.
of the 14th regiment or *est arm of J. Who).
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