The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-29 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The sth 'the Prlnertia Charlotte of M'ales's Regiment of Dragoon
Guar( has been ordered to taareh from York for Leed..

Three troops of the 10th 'the Prince of Wales's Own; Royal Regiment
(Hussars, have been ordered to march from Nottingham for Al:urche•ter.
Two troop. of the let (the Kin"; Regiment of Dragoon Guards hare
Bien ordered from beech to Blackburn.

Your troops of the 601 Regiment of Dragoon Guards (Carabineers)
arrived yesterday at Cantnbury, from Edinburgh.
The :.t.t division of thu ittth (Highland; Bud's, nailed on the 22d instant
from Cork, for Ceylon.

SKIPPING INI'JILLIGIINCE.

LIVERPOOL, THirot ..... Aran. 27.

Arrived lavt night eke William and Ann, Quick, from Genoa.
Arrived thi., day the Eliza, Sarchwelt, from Sierra Leone, sailed ad
Manch ; Mary and Sally, Patty, frcm St. Michael's ; Ar.trea, Dradwall,
from Stettin.

The Tamerlane, —, for Sowinneh ; Samuel Wright, —, for do. ;
Fiorida, —, for New York ; Hopkinson, —, for Deutenirs—v ere been
off Cork the 24th lug.

Leese, on the 6th April. In lat. I. 32. lon. 29.
16., spoke the Sarah, of Liverpool, from Bilitol for Demerara.

FALVOI/Tl4, APRIL A.—Sailed the Onyx, Weller, for liondural ; and
the Betsey, for Lowlso.7Wlnd

PoirrasVorra, A►att. V.—Arrived the Sovereign, German, from Lon-
don ; her liajerty's ablp Caniellon, from Plymouth. Sailed, his Majesty's
ship Jasper ; the Sovereign and Cato, tran-portr, for %Voolwlch ; and his
Ilojestre ships Talbot and Philoniel, for'Pqmonth.—Whid N.N.W.
Dam., A►att V.—Passed through fir the River, the Hon. Company's
ship Hythe, —, from China; the Chieftain, Paterson, from St. Vim.
ceut's.—Wind E.
GRAVEIKNO, APRIL V.—Arrived the Minerva. Probyn, from Bengal ;
Rawllnr, ktigmaden, (ruin Jamxifa ; Duke of Weoinglon, Butler, from St.
Michael',. ; Demiette, Lou :en, from Memel ; his, ',hitcher, from Adrian-
ople ; Alexander, Rickman, (tun Rostock; Burtunu, Cordes, from Wismar;
Looks, Lawny, from Buenos Ayres; Along°, Berbeck, from St. John's,
New Brunswick. Sailed the Viicounters Doane, Arnold, for liamburgh ;
Itott,rdam, Laming, fur Rotterdam , Commerce, Golder, fur do. ; Do-
rothea, Gerck, for Stralsund.
Essagarn, APRIL 113.—Tb0 Livonia, Smith, from Liverpool for Lieban,
war wrecked 15th inst. at Torekow ; crew and part of the materials saved.
—The hYlooloinir of Soodftland, remain. on the Strand at Hognerr.
Sr. Joan's, N.B. Maxon 16.—The Venal, arrived at Liverpool, N.S.
from Berbice, on the 121 h ult., saw, on the mouth rid.• of Sable Wend, a
vessel, supposed about SOO tons, on shore and abandoned.

The Eliza. arrived off Cork, left at-Ml:tern Leone, the Perseverance and
Prinee44 of Wales of Plymouth ; Sovereign of Whitby ; Atgo and Barnett
of Workington Caesar and Malta of Liverpool ; Elizabeth of Port 6,0,5.
gow !Realtor and St. Andrew of Landon ; Ann; Sly ; General Haleott ;
Rove, Johnson; Prince Regent; Sir William Wallace, and Northumbrian.

BAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Borneo, Rost, from Sumatra, has arrived off Dover; she sailed
from Sumatra 10th rtsternher, and St. Helena 10th February ; the John
'Taylor, Atkln•nn, from Bengal, off Liverpool, sailed from ditto Dec. 24,
and from St. Helena Feb. 27.
Arrivals at the Cape.—The City of Bordeaux, Alezander, from St. He-
lena, on the hth of Febrawy ; his Majesty's ship Rainbow, Botts, from
Plymouth, bth February (with General Bourke on board.)
Sailing from the Capt.—The Felix. Perrot, for the Mauritius, on the 9th
February t hL Ilajtoy's ship Rainbow, from gimund's Bay and India.

MARLBOROUGILSTREET.
Just at the close of bovines. yesterday. Mr. Harmer, the solid.
tor, accompanied by Captain Tusch, a friend, and Alm Powell.
came into the office, to complain of the report given in some of the An inquest was held yesterday afternoon at the Hare
papers of Tuesday, as to the Captain's being examined upon a and Hounds, St. John's.street. West Smithfield, on the body of
charge of stealing some spoons and classes from the house of Mrs. James Tucker, who died on Thursday morning, in consequence
Powell, in Ersigk.court, St. Mary Axe, on St. Patrick's day. of a dose of laudanum which he bad taken the evening befere,
A Reporter (to Mr. Harmer}—The report I gave was that which while in a state of intoxication. The Jury expressed their surprise
appeared in the Britirh Press. at the oendeet of the father, who had been informed that hie sort
Mr. l'lstsexu—That. Sir, is not the one we complain of; yours bad Procured a large quantity of laudanum, and afterwards that
is a very fair and impartial rape& Speaking of Ihr. Erskine, the he had actually taken sic drachms, but had taken no measures to
gentleman goat, bootle the respectability of (psis prevent the consequences. Verdict—•• Died by laudanum, taken
teach, one of die 'epees taiow* a person who called Wady to a tit of insanity, but that the conduct of the Parents is much to
De. Brskine." The rep* Is the newspapers had erelgoincoeit he Marled for not procuring proper assistance in time.'
ansiety in the friends nectipala T. am well as in the Casiodobleas Au inquest was held on Thursday evening, at the Sun,
Pelf, abs had taken dal led Me. rellaell, whowaidi Lie.en 914P.0. on Mrs. Susan Tke, who committed suicide as her
'unite two very material II the treldkiee of HatellstAl. keno is Ilitebstn.stesit, ea Tuesday morning. Vertlicimd"
Ow ern she had the tyre of. the he at WON of the wilfibtay, pitortddiriont..
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