The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-13 00:00:00

SNIT//PMD MARKET, MAT

This 111,0TISINIell Mark?t arm bet Ikinlf sapplied ',lib a
kinds of Cattle. sad she prices mesomembat hialer
IMI Market day. Masten, Veal. Pink. and Lamb have
also advanced is price. The Hay-market has rather ad.
'rancid in price Mum Isse Martel day. Straw is higher;
sod is Chewer three la No alteration.—Th► fullogrisg is ea
setweatealatemem of she prima and members

To sink the offal
See. ...ie. 6.1 to be. 64.
Mottos As ILI to 6s eld.
lamb.. To 04. to et 44
Vea1....5* II to 7.. Ott
Pork ...he al to 7e. 0.1

per stone of 81b.
Head of Cottle Ibis day
Roasts Sbn
*Rep and Limbs.... 4bno
Calves
Pigs.... iwt

The intelligence which has prevailed these few
days past respecting. the fate of Lord Cocuxaalt
is likely i• be speedily cootradicled. So far is las
from bring discomfited, according to recent reports
that he has captured two frigates, one of 29, al 4
one of 44 guns. These captures have nearly extin-
guished the authority of the Spanish flag through_
out the whole of the Southern coast; the vocal{
remainder of Spanish uavai force bring blocked iu at
Callm, and the Son Tillefrao, the artily ship that
weathered the Cape out r•f the whale Canits
ptdition, having been last sten in a state that telt
no doubt of her perishisig. This sidelliterice is
derived from enimuntiocationv made by Lord
COCHIANg to his relatives and one of his most coo.
fideotial friends in Loudon. -
A letter was received at New York, on the 13th
April. from a Nlewher of Coogrrs., stating, that
the Florida Treaty had been rititird by the new
Stranith Ambassador. The following it an extract
of a private letter:-4 • "'
• saw vont, Aram 14.
s:Thn,lientilit have pawed, tip an 'mammon. vote, the
11411 to prohibit an Wert-entree with all pork in Ct.
nada, Nova Seiviin, and ilia West ladies; tid• Hill wind p,..
the Hoag* of Representatives to become a law. Aa tlae
Home rrare in a few days, it is by ao means aerials it will
become a law.”
Letters received from the Island of lioarbnn
state, that a fever prevailed there, which is de.
scribed to be of quite as malignant a ch4r.icter as
that which raged in the tale of France ; n is under.
stood, that notwithstanding the exertions of the
A uthoritiritiqetrral hundred persons lied fallen
victimiii, the disease.

kdvices from the Isle of France, 6r the 12th of
Fetiroary, stare that the fever, which had com,
nutted such dreadful ravages in thst colony, had
entirely disappeared, not only on thy coast, but isho
in the interior. The accounts ►ary a• to the num-
ber of persona eafisi were carried off by the ma- •
lady. but it seesni.certain that between 5 sod 6,00tt
persons have soft..red. a coopideralile ;portion of
whom consisted• of Europeans. The fever had
been. introduced info the calmly by a itterclialittnan.
from the ialand of Ceylon, and was of so virulent
a character that the iudividual died two days after
being attacked by it.

A rumour prevailed on Monday in Dublin, on
the alleged authority of letters T►ain tanittan, that
the Catholic Question is to be brought forward
with the •whole force of Ministers. The Dublin
papers of Tuesdastbg4ver state, that then t ow •
authority Sr the tumour.
Tfte. fUllaWing is extracted from the Glasgow
Courier received yesterday :-
1
" GLASGOW, MAT 9.
"Three persons have bras apprehended os snipiritin of
firing into the dwelling-homes of the ope►ative. cotton spin-
ners, formerly mentioned. One of them was lake,, is hie
bed in Dumbartonshire. Five smiths, machine-makers, rep.
posed leaders of the Radicals, were yesterday apprehend"!
They have all been committed to Rrid.•welt• Several other
persona, smiths, were also apprehended yesterday, sad cunt-
mined to Dumbarton elude.
The Crown of England, and the pattern far the
new snaking up of the same, are both at the Tree-
: miry. It is not true, that any of the jewels had beets
takenmut,—(kreanrg Paper./
It is rumoured, but with what truth w•• do not
pretend to soy, that the life of EDWARD TOPIIAZI.
Esq. written by himself, and enntstr.nig severAt
extraordinary anecdotes of person. in high life, is
iii the possession of his family ; if so, we trust the
public will be favoured with it in due time. ,
On Sunday last Mr. Faorr, of Derhy, fgt a
considerable wager, undertook to ride an aged
blood mere, his property, forty miles in four. roc.
cresire hours, tin the turnpike-road betneen'Derby
and Sharillow, which he sccompl•sted with ease to
three hours and nine minutes, and with little up-
parent distress either to t.iniself or the wire.
A melancholy sc:•iilent occurred in Birmingham
on Tlitintlay re'unight, by whir., Mr. WALKER,
re•pectahle corn-dealer and C.rit.or, of Stratford-
upon-Avon, unhappily lost hi. life. As the Lon-
don and Kidderminster mail was thriving through
the gateway leading to the Nelson Hotel coach.
office, the such of which is so low as to compel thine
on the outside to stoop very considerably its order to
avoid injury, Mr. W. who sat us, the roof of the
coach, bel I the driver, unfortunately raised him-
self before they were clear of the gateway, atid tt:e
(heedful consequence was. that his heed und tied.
were so terribly crushed against a projecting beam,
that he died in a few lIMOULes6