The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-28 00:00:00

THE ROYAL. N.4VT.

PLYMOUTH. JAY. 25.
The Nightingale cutter. Lieutenant Kitchen, and Dolphin reve-
nue cutter, which came in on Thursday from k cruise, have sailed
again.
The Starling cutter, which we stated on Monday to have arrived
here on the Thursday with 7.0001. of the new silver coinage, for
the thack-yiect, front Portsmouth, Railed again on Sunday.
The Nimrod, 10. Captain Pridhant, tailed on Sunday for Cork.
The Came!lon, 10, Captain Michael Seymour, sailed on Sunday
for Portsmouth. with 60 volunteers (20 from each gtlardship at this
port) fbr the Warapire, 74.
The Lapwitur revenue cutter sailed yesterday for the eastward.
The Forte, 46. is fitting out for commission.
-The Netley cutter was 'commissioned on Monday, as tender to
the Semiramis, at 'Cork.
Ships in lismosze—Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Java,
'steely, Bramble, Bittern, Netley. and byre.
Between Nand and Maio—.Shamrock.

JD the Sontiti—Druid.
Captain G. W. H. Which in appointed to the Scylla, vice De
Crenpigny, deceased ; Lieut. 01 Young to the rank of Commander,
and to command the Beaver, vice Which ; Capt. it. Yates, Lieuts.
C. C. Dent (of the Proctin), and Charles Begot, Mr. Wylie, sur-
geon, and Mr. Parker, Pinner, to the F.apiegTe.
id Wm. Paget has taken the command of the Philomcl, at
Poetamouth, for Channel service.
Lieut. Thos. Edwd. Home f brother of Sir Wm. Mate, Bart.
E.C.8.) is promoted to the rank of Commander; Mr. Chas. Paget,
of the Royal George yacht (non of Rear-Admiral the lion. Sir Chas.
Paget), Mr. Henry H Bingham (nephew of the late Rear-Admiral
Bingham), and Mr. Pearce, of the Victory, are promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant.—Ph mouth Jour ftal.

SHIPPING IN'TELLIGENCR.
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAT, JAN. 26.

Wind g.S.E., cloudy—llighWater 36 m. p. 12.
Arrived the Adventure, from Prince Edward bland ;
Minerva, Mogen, from Virginia, sailed 4th January in company
with the Mexico for Livervool; Sydney Packet, —, from Alex-
andria and Milford.

Off—The Little Cherub, from Philadelphia, sailed 10th Dec.
Several rem.ele sent out of dock for the purpose of proceeding to
sea ; but it being so very thick there are some doubts if they got
round the rock.

The Llizsbeth, Atherton, from Liverpool, arrived in Hampton
Roads ist January.

FALMOI/TTI, JAW. 2.s.—Arrived the American brig Cynosure,
Co!hum, frum Charleston, in thirty-seven days.—Wind S.S.E. to
E.S.E.

PORTABIOUTH, JAN. 26.—His Majesty's ship Volage, for the
East Indies, went out of harbour, and remains at Spiihead. Arrived
his Majesty's ship Brisk, from Chatham ; Dorothy Foriter, Honey,
from the Downs. for Jamaica ; Swan, Baggs, from Cork ; Betsey,
Hunt, from Youghal ; Fame, and Ranid, Fowler. from
Waterford. Passed by the Prince of Waterloo, Pelin, from Oporto.
—Wind E.

•DIAL, JAN. 26.—Nn arrivals or sailings.—Wind E.
GRAVESEND, JAN 21.—Arrived the Ileighington, Wilvm. from
Penang; Hugh Crawford, Langdon, from doto; Tiger. Kent,
from Calcutta ; Boyne, Lawson, from Madras ; Mary, Stcel, tram
Singapore; Jane and Elizabeth, Row, from St. Michael's;
Betsey, Eason, from ditto ; :London packet, Cook, from Faro;
Regent packet, from Denis; Reliance. Smith, •from Charente;
Albion, Lee, from Charleston;. Rosalinda, —, from Honduras;
Whim, Thomson, trim Stettin ; Pei-severance, Gustav, from
Fayul; Saxony, Palmer, from Cadiz; Caledonia, Creighton, from
Lisbon; General Murray, front-Oporto ; Vintage, Frazer,
from Lisbon ; Waterloo, Blackeller, from ditto; Ymnia. Leyden,
from Pernambuco; Betsey, Lenden, from Madeira; Wakefield,
Cruikahank, from Oporto ; Frances, Blake. from ditto ; Vigilant,
Christie, from ditto; Alert, Stevens, from Lisbon • Ward. Ayre,
from Quebec: Sicilian Jameson, from Oporto; Lark, Salisbury,
from St. Aliehael's; Agnes, Water, from St. Domingo; l'lata,
White, him Buenos Ayres ; Tickler, Wright, from Jamaica ;
Ids, Fox, from Honduras; Hiector, Eldrige, from Antigua;
Louisa Amelia; Idanian, from Stettin ; Wiunenly Dale, Morris,
from St. Michael's; Bedford, :Willard, from ditto; lkllonatorquo,
Hutchins, from ditto; Vrow Ilermenia, Valck, front St. Jibes;
William Alfred, Mason, from Stranack ; Amphitrite, Mor.
gan, front Cuba; Rosehill, Stake front Antigua; and some
others, names unknown. Sailed the Hero. laillant, for Calais.
COOK, TAN. 22—Sailed thuJosepli Green transport, with troops
for Barb Woes.

•
IiELL6T, JAN. 24.—The Vrow Eyds, Otto, fromßotterdarn for
Drogheda, put into Donaghadee 17th inst. leaky, and sailed again
118 the 19th.
SCILLY, JAN. 22.—The Alfred, Nlonkman, from Smyrna to
London, has brcken her windlass, and is waidng the release of
quarantine to have a new one.
RAMMOROMM, JAN. 24.—The Hero, Clarke, from Berwick for
London, struck the Swadman rock last night, bat got off this morn-
ing in a leaky state, and was towed into Sunderland harbour. Tue
cargo must be landed.
ROTTERDAM, JAN. 20.—We hare had a thaw since Wednes-
day. but not so as to came any alteration in the state of the river.
JAN. 24.—There has been a continual thaw for some days, and
the ice is descending fast.
AMSTERDAM, JAN. 19.—The OMMT, Holz, from Buenos
Ayres and Malaga for Cette, was stranded 3d inst. at Eicares.
Crew saved.

litnlnostE, JAN. 14.—The Sound is full of ice, and the navi.
gatton suspended. . .

Hastnu rt, JAN. 20.—The frost is very intense, and there is
every appearance of it. c.ontinuance.
1.4. ANDREW'S, N. 13. Nov. 29.—The Retrieve, of Dominica,
laden with fish and lumber, vat stranded yesterday at Shediac, and
it was feared would be wrecked.