The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-05 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Ira. S.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDI.—The Henrietta Bickford, from
Oporto; Britannia, Cram, from Petersborgh ; Hibernia, Field,
front Oporto; Triton, Walker, from l'etcrburgh; Eagle, Lle-
wellyn, from Trieste; John Bull,. Graves, from Havannah ; Lor-
ton, Sergeant, from St. Domingo; Bedford, Martin, from Peters-
burgh ; London, Perris, from 'Madeira and Demerara ;
Owen, from Galway; and Plymouth, Fogwell, from Cork.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.--The King George, Pay, for Calais;
P.obert and Sarah, Wilson, for flamburgh; London, Rumbeet,
for Hamburgh ; Vriendschap, Bakker, for Rotterdam ' • Margaret,
Hart, for Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, for Ostend;
Foititude, Fawckner, for Dublin; and Arina, Gray, for Dublin.
CLEARED 017TWARDS.—The Mary Ann, Clibbens, for Vera
Cruz and Alvarado: James. Scott, for Teneritfe; Brighton,
Sebor, for New York; and Prince of Saxe Coburg, Ladd, for
Rotterdam. _ _ .

CLranllNo Ovirwaans.—The Creole, Galloway. for Pernam-
buco; Tranmere, Thompson, for Barbadoes and St. Thomas;
Columbine, Tuit, for Bermuda -tnd St. Lucia; and 4100, George,
for Bahia.

YROII LLOYD'S LIST.

PORTSMOUTH, Frn. 3.—lt blew a heavy gale last night and
this morning from S.IV. ; the shipping drove at the Motherhank
and Spithead, but sustained no damage. It is now more moderate
from IV. by N.
MARGATE, FEB. 3—A ketch said to be the Industry, of
Shoreham, was blown out of the Roads last night, and is working
in upon the Foreland again this afternoon.
GB AVESEND., FEB. 3.—lt has blown a gale all day at W. No
arrivals.—Sailed, the Hyndman, Sergeant, for Demerara; and
Fortuna, Catlow, for Corunna.
BntIITOL, Fr. B. 3.—Arrived the Dove, Williams, from Oporto.
—Sailed, only coasters. The Griper, Winding, has arrived at St.
Übes; and Union, Richards, at Antwerp.
it feared that a vessel from America is lost to the Westward.
A LDBOROVON, FEB. 3.—The Eliza, Ormond, front Dundalk,
for London, drove from her anchors and cables in the Swin last
night, and got upon the Middle Sand, which she beat over and
arrived in the bay this morning, and has proceeded to Mandell
to refit.
PWLHELLT. FEB. 3.—The Cririe, from Charleston to Liver-
pool, broke up last night ; 320 bales of cotton have been saved in
good order, and about 1100 wet.
Wnivertavzw. Jaw. 31.—The James, Stewart, sailed from
Miramichi the 4th Nov. for Liverpool; on the Bth, in a violent
gale of wind, struck on the South Point of Magdalen Island, and
was totally wrecked; one of the crew drowned, and the master
died on the 9th.
GALWAY, FEB. L—The Magnet, Garwood, of and from Phi.
ladelphia, for this port, ran on shore in this bay yesterday, and
filled with water, and it is feared will go to pieces. The stores
and a small part of the flax-secd may be saved. A quantity of
timber has been seen floating about the islands of Anan, by which
VESSELS avostw WITH.—HOS.III. Otbb, from Liverpool, for
Buenos Ayres. 16th Nov. all well; 19th Jan. Fairy, Liverpool, for
New York ; 24th, Elizabeth, New York, for Havre, by the In-
dian, arrived at LiverpooL

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.

IWNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. 3feynell's hounds will meet on Monday at Bratiby ; on
Thursday at Fenton ; and on Saturday at Henhunst—at half-past
ten.
Sir George Sitwell's fox-hounds will meet on Tuesday at Stony
Houghton Bar ; and on Friday at Brightaide Bridge—at ten each
morning.
The Cottesmore Hounds meet on Monday at Launde Abb•y,
Wednesday at Swafield. Thursdiy at Whiasendine, and Saturday
at Essendine—at a quarter before eleven.
Earl Pi tzwilliam's Hounds Monday at Norwood, Tuesday at Bed-
ford Purlieus, and Thursday at Stanwick Pasture—at ten.
Lord Yarborough's Hounds Monday at Laceby Village, Wed-
nesday at Melton Low Wood, Friday at Bandon, and Saturday at
Crosby Pond—at eleven.
Sir B. Sutton's Hounds Monday at Glentworth, Wednesday at
Wickenby Village, Thursday at Seotgrova Wood, and Saturday
at Stapleford Moor—at eleven.
The South %Vold Subscription Hounds Tuesday at Edliagton
Grove, Thursday at Mavis Enderby, and Saturday at Greenfield
Il'ood--at eleven.
Mr. T. A. Smith has had a very bad fall, in riding after the
Duke of Rutland's bounds in Leiceatershire.

P.

;DESTRIANISM.

The match of PO sovereigns., thefts° months' training between
Captain Osbaldeston, and Freels to Staffordshire man, took
place in the presence of many hur.drEld persons, over two miles and
a half of prepared ground, at Knowle Park-lane. near llaventrv,
on Thursday morning. The distance was fifty miles, and Captain
Osbaldeston received five miles at the start, at opposite ends of the
ground, and each five miles was performed as follows. Major
Andros/ NVilson umpire for both. Betting 5 and 6t04 on Freeling
by the Loneon co;noscenti.
OSBALDESTOX.

It. C.
First five - . 34 14
Second - . S 4 20
Third . . 52 40
Fourth - - 33 10
Fifth - . :ili 3C
Sixth - - 40 411
Seventh . . 40 20
Eighth - . 37 10
Ninth - - 42 20
Tenth - . 44 34

Total En. 22 4
The Captain won the match
goodness alone carried him thro
after going the first 23 miles.