The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-09 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. OCT. 6. • -
Arrived the::it Mary, Shaw, from hitramited—aalled 27th
August. On . A ilemember, in ht. 49. long. 26. saw the
Clirtat, from fie Quebec. Condom* from Que-
bec. ' •• • I
Sailed the Nee Yark,Sennet, for New Ysik r Mirk ---,
New °deans r foe,--., for Leghorn.
It • • • BATTYRDAT, OCT. 7.
Arrived the Hero; Pullman, from Quebec; Wade, Doak, from
Charleston--sated 7th September; Britannia, OutycielEomOpal st.
Vial:4ool4 Rose, hum Miratniehl ; Mein, hum' ;
Agreement, from lilinemidd ; Seven Wolters, frent t Lana
brAnthong, from Africa, 113 days from Dome; sailed
from Stern Levee SOth . July. They heard; when at Gone, of the
arrival of Hr. Campbell V Sierra Leone. • On the 17th September
armlet*, Rebecca, front New York foe Valparsim, in lat. 31. 34.
lmg. Ve die lot of October spoke the brig Henry, of South
ShWis, lb London, which vessel Mid, on the ldth or lgth
Aumse‘eale Banks of Newfoundland, bees struck with a sea,
whteb wine of the crew overeomd. but fortunately four were
',severed ; the seeneining titre met with a watery grave.
The Corm, Evans, from Limerick for Liverpool, wai lost on
Tory Island., Crew saved. •
Ni , DPlDeekld, front Liverpool, arrived at Monte Video
en , int allowed to dielisses. in cousequeneto of hay.
Iscrteser
n. , eke,
chzio ehoull" 11111111110.11"316111.for Liverpool, put into
TM Cethedne, —, sailed from Charleston for Liverpool, on
the Slat August.
The North America, —, from New Odour, has arrived at
Havre.

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PENZANCE. OCT. 4.—The Junes, Edwards, bound in NSW
foundland, has been surveyed ; the cargo is much damaged, and
must be discharged.
' FALMOUTH, OCT. S.—Arrived of port, the DOD, 11111111 an, .
from Richebucto ; and the Cygnet Packet, from the Leeward
Islends..—Wind N. by N.W.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. "e. Arrived. the Minstrel, Arkeollj for
London. from Bombay. Saikd, the Vesper, for London, an his
Majesty's ship Thetis, for Plymouth. Passed, the Thomas, King,
Williamson, from London to Demerara.—Wind variable.
DEAL, OCT. 6.--Pasted the Arcturus, Fraser, fries Leith for
Jamaica ; and the Kmwell,Armatrortg, from Laudon foe the Cape.
The Sarahand the Rubicon have sailed, and the rest of the home-
ward-bound remain. Arrived and remain, the Isabella, from Vir-
ginia; the Clio, Parman, from St. Vincent; the George the Fourth.
APKee. from Trinidad ; the Robert, Dunlop, from Honduras
and the Aleanwell, Phillips, from Jamaica—all for London.—Wind
N. W. to N. N.W.
GRAVESEND, OCT. G.—Arrived the Active, Croke, from Dun-
kirk; Ann, Richrodeon ; Stephen, Potts ; fool Fide, Todd; and
the 41. m lrite, Elliott, trout Archangel; Charles. Tennisoa, from
Sea& h I Union, Dean • Lelpsic, Smith ; Kitty, Cole, frees
St. rc ' rgh ; Alert, Wilson, and the Rotterdam, Laming,
from Roiterdarn. Sailed the Asgostus, —, and Amelia, Kober,
for Stettin ; Jonge Camilla, Walton, for Ostend; and West India
Packet, Reynolds. for New Providence.
1111croan, OCT. 5,--Arrived, the Atlantic, White, from Li-
verpool, for Bahia, with loss of mainmast.
ST louxt9o, b:Evv. 20.—The Lark, Christmas, of Yarmouth,
from Liverpool for Pernau, with salt, got on shore near Duncansby
Mead, ot, the night of the 27th inst., and was brought in here last
night in a sinking state. Cargo discharging. The Economy, ar.
*ad here, reports the Ines of a large skip from Waterford, with
pwwengere. o* Cape liable. A great many deowneds
Cows, OCT. 3.—The Ceres, of this port, Evans, from Limerick
for Liverpool. is totally wrecked on Tore Island. Crew saved.
LA GVATRA. Ave. 29.—The Spanish SCboOrefS Juan Jew;
and Venendor, the former from off Barcelona, the latter from Ha.
vannab, have been sent is here as prizes.
The Fortitude, from Holland for Batavia,was spoken with in the
Chops of the Channel, on the Ist inst., with loss of her main and
Miles topmasts, and foretop gallant masts ; she had 150 troops on
board ; 10 men were hurt, and two of them bail their legs broken.
The St. Lawrence, Crain, arrived in the river from Miramicitii
pawed in Ist. 49. 30. long. 16. a large Aristriess ship, with main
and miter topmasts tow, sad sppidestly In great distress. Spoke
the Hero. of Whitby, from Liverpool, 7th ult., bat H. long. 47,
of Boston, from Liverpool, litie ult.lat. 46. long. 36.

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CUSTOM HOUSE, OCTOBER 6.
Bum Evrassn Iwwsams.—The Mary, Bridges. from Ja-
inairse ibietiebrudar. Rio Liam from. Leer; Frederica, Reimer,
from Antwerp ; Klein Klass. Tyarts, from Emden ; Neptu”,
Pieter'', front Emden ; Resolution, Stangaard, from Aalturg ;
eyrie, Russell, from Hamburgh ; Northam, Charro^:in, from
Harlingen ; Orwell, Cubitt, from ditto; Stratton, Falconer, from
Stangate Creek ; Ann,. Buchanan, from ditto ; Hemet, Findley,
from Lagoon de Termmos ; Belluncle, Hall, from Stangate Creek;
President Matson, Tremayne' from Malaga ; Express, Kidd, from
Dantric; Erie, Scott, from Montreal and Quebec; Swift, Ar•-s,
front Malaga ; Roaehill, Frazer, from Archangel ; Experiment,
Chapman, from Palermo; Johanna Carl, Jacobes, from Hamburgh;
Hoyle Ramsay, f rom Limerick • Anne Catherine, Goen, from
Christiania ; Vine, Temperlry, 'from Archangel ; Elbe Packet,
Olendening, from Haniburgh ; Elizabeth, Walker, from Grenada;
Dorothy Foster, Honey, front Jamaica; Scorpion, Itixon, front
Singapore; Caernarvon, Pemberthy, from Calcutta, the Mauritius,
and St. Helena: Royalist, Wood, from Archangel ; Minerva,
Norris, from the Mauritius; Dale °clusters, De Wall, from
Emden.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Hope, Freezor, for Hamburgh;
Despatch, Hutchison, for Elsinore and Riga; Saltoun, Mason,
for Dominica; Troughton, Cummings. for Demerara; Nero,
Hirst, for Hamburgh ; Two Brothers, Gibbens, for Passages and
Oporto; Four Brothers, Harvey, for Gueermy and Jersey ; Eden,
Slader, for Jamaica ; Belfast, Roberts, far RotterdaM; Thomas,
Harris, fct Cork; Anne, Whitmore, for St. Mary's, River Gambia,
end Sierra Leone.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Venner, Madvig, for Elsinott
sad Copenhagen ; Sir Edward Banks, Howlett, for Hamburgh;
Sir William Curtis, Wittlngarn, for Calais ; Carl, Hammer, for
Pillau, Konigsberg% and'Elbing ; Andromeda, Muddle, for Van
Diemen's Land and New South Wales:. Nicholets !divide, Moldt.
for Elsinore and Copenhagen ; Nemeses, Capobus, for Rostock ;
Union, .Strlthie, for Marseilles; Crosby, Pace, for Hamburgh;
Belfast, Holten', for Rotterdam ; Louisa, Bums, fOi St. Mightier'.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

XORD. SAtURDAY, OCT. 7.
the purpose of granting Grates
following days in the ensuing

Congregations will be holden i,
and cootereris Degrees, on the
term, viz :
Tuesday, • - On. 191
Thursday, - —l9
Thursday, - - —ad
Thursday, . - Nov.
Ili 21 ,
Thursday, -
No person will, on any account, be admitted as a candidate for
the Degree of B,A. or M.A., or for that of 8.C.L., without pro-
ceeding through Arts, whose name is not entered in the book, kept
for that purpose, at the Viee.Chancellor's house, on or before the
day preceding the day of Congregation.
The Lord Bishop of Ely will. hold an Ordination on the stl of
November next.
A subscription has been opened at Bengal for the purpose of
erec
Bishop ting a sepulchral monument o
on
mberb placed
to the memory of the
late . lamentedin the Cathedral
Church of Calcutta. It has also been determined, if the funds
should be found more th.in stalleient for the expense of the above,
to appropriate a portion of them to the purchase of a piece of plate,
to be preserved in the family of the brother of Bishop Reber, as an
heir-loom for ever.
At an Ordination held in the Chapel of the Palace at Sarum, on
Sunday, the 24th ult. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury admitted the
following gentlemen' 10 Holy Orders :
DEACOMS.—Henry Brown, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford
Anthony Lewis Lambert, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford; Tho
George Patrick Atwood. B.A. Pembroke College, Oxford; Ed.
ward Beauchamp Si. John; B.A. St. Alban Halt Oxford; Daniel
James Eyre B.A. Oriel College. Oxford; Charles Clifton, B.A.
Worcester College,. Wad .1. William Barrett, B.A. Magdalen
College, Oxford ; William Powley, B.A. Jesus College, Cam-
bridge; Thomas Husband, B.A. Magdalen Cell's', Cambridge;
Henry Wyatt Cottle, B.A. Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge;
William Start, ILA. Trinity College, Cambridge; Witham Sykes,
B.A. Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge; Charles Maitland Long,
B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge (at the request of the Bishop of
Chichester).
PRIESTB.—ON. James Huddleston, B.A. Merton College, Ox.
ford ; John Harland Worsen, 91. A. Pembroke College, Oxford;
James Addis Oriffith Colpoya, 91. A. Exeter College. Oxford;
William Seaton, Queen's College, Cambridge; Philip Wentworth
Buckhstn. B.A. St. John's College, Cembriage ; John Watel,B;A.
Christ College, Cambridge.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. John Ward, B.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Marquis of
Aylesbury, to the Vicarage of Oast Bedwin, Wilts: Patron, his
Lordship.
Rev. C. W. Hughes, B.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
to the Vicarage of Dulvaton, on the Presentation of the Dean and
Chapter of Wells.
Rev. C. W. Hughes, B.A. to die Perpetual Curacy of the Chapel
[ Of St. John the Evangelist, at Lacey Green, Bucks.
Rev. W. A. Alderson, of EverinOam, to the Living of Seaton'
Ross. in the East Riding of Yorkslike, vacant by the resignation
4 the Rev. it, B",ni ; piano, M. Constable Maxwell, Esq.
Rev. E. Wilson, B.A. Fellow of bt. John's College, Cambridge,
to the Curacy of St. Michael's, Bath.
Rev. Courtenay Boyle Bruee.'of St. Peter's College, Cambridge,
1 appointed Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke
et 'Pork.
Nev. J. Baylis, to the Chapel', of allozwich, near Walsall.
Rev. Richard Jones, to the Perpetual Curacy of Little Leigh.
rattreettiareud:
wPortath.roh, the Rey. George Henry Webb*, Vicar of

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