The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-24 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The East India Company's ship Duke of York arrived
at Madras on the 25th June, and was to sail for China on
the Loth July.

The William Fairlie arrived at Madras in July.
The General Harris arrived at lk•ncoolen early in June,
and on the '26th June was under weigh for Tappanooly to
complete her cargo for China.
Cape of Good Ihpe.—The heroine, Ostler, arrived from
Batavia on the 30th September, after experiencing a dread-
ful gale of wind oil ('ape Lagullas.
The Alacrity, Findlay, has nearly taken all the cargo of
the Mary, Annie, saved at Masse' Bay, and was daily ex-
pected at Table Bay, where she would remain for a few
days, and then proceed for England.
The William Fairlie, Smith, was to sail from Madras
the 2d August to Penang, with the Governor.

Arrivals ut Botribity.—The Marquis Camden, Larkins,
arrived from London on the 2341 June ; and the Avon,
Sumner, from the Mauritius, on the •25th June.

Sailingsfrom Bombay.—the Hannah, Shepherd, sailed
for China on the June ; and the Thomas Condi,
Chrystie, for Penang and China, on the 2sth June.
Arriral al Ben:fat—The Henry Portlier, Thompson,
frost Madras and London, on the 7th July.
&Air from Ben:n:l.-I'lw Itarossa, Hutchinson, for
the Mauritius, and London, on the 7th July.

The General Palmer, Truseott, has arrived at Ports-
mouth ; having sailed from Madras the hat of August,
from th Cape of Good Hope on the 2d of October, and
from St. Helena on the 13th of October. She has com-
pleted her voyage, out and home, in eight months and
three days.
Passengers per the General Palmer, Captain Truscott, from
Madras :—Mrs. Col. Morley, Mrs. ('ol. Frith, Mrs. IVrougliton,
Mrs. l'aptain Gill, Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Teed, Mrs. Vivian, Miss
Hickey, Miss Morley, Colonel Monroe, Madras Army, Captain
Anderson, Engineers ; Captain James, ditto • Mr. Wrosehtno,
Civil Service; Deut.ltrown, hk Majesty's DragOons; Lient.floyle,
ditto, Dr. Tomlinson, Madras Army • Lisut.tiordou, his Majesty's
Service; Lieut.llar, ditto; Lieut. Thompson. ditto ; Miss Flower,
Miss Teed, Miss/C(11y, Master Fitzgerald, Master Vivian, Master
Thompson.

-44irals at 3fadras.—The Lady Melville, Cliffonl, ar-
rived front London on the dl of July, and was to sail for
Penang and China on the sth of Augu,t. The Greenock,
Richardsou, from New South Wales. on the 4th of June;
the Triton, Crear, from Van Diemen's Land, on the 10th
of June; the Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, from Lon-
don, on the 16th of June; the Duke of York, Campbell,
from Bombay, on the 25th of June; the William Fairlie,
Smith, and the General Palmer, Truscott, from London,
on the Yd of July ; the Duke of Bedford, Cunynghatne,
on the 6th of July ; the Larkins, Wilkinson, on the 9th
of July ; the William Money, Jackson, on the loth of
July ; the Catherine, Mackintosh, on the Ytith of July—
all from London. The Louisa, Walls, from the Cape, on
the 2ttth of July ; and the Sum', Ilamilton, from Ran-
goon, on the 30th of July.
Sailiags
.from Matlnts.—The Lord Hungerford, Far.
quharson' sailed for Bengal on the Nth June ; the
Greenock, Richmond, for Bengal, on the VOth June; the
Duke of York, Campbell, for China, on the 11th July ;
the Triton, Crear, far the Cape of Good Hope, on the

Ist July; the William Money, Jackson. for Bengal, a
the 25th July ; the Duke of Bedford, Cttnynghstae, for
Bengal, the 29th July; and the Catherine, Mackintosh,
fur Bengal, on the 30th July.
Arrivals d the Cape ,;f Good hope.—The Triton, Crest,
from New South Wales and Madras, on the Wl4l Septet:a-
her, and was to sail for London on the 3el October the
Avon. Sumner, from Bombay, on the Vsth September ;
the Norolop, Brukager, from Amsterdam. hound to Ba-
tavia, on the 26th September; the General Palmer, Tens-
mit, from Madras, on the 44th September; the John,
Mereer, from Rio Janeiro, on the 30th: also the Medlin.*
Strong, from London.
Soilings from Me Cape "'farad Hope.—The Cape Packet.
Kellie, for the Mauritius : the Merino, Wade. •
whaling, on the 26th September ; and the Minerva, Bei!.
for New South Wales, on the 30th September.
BaNG•L,Jumel,lB24.--Ships in the Ritter Hoogialy :
No. Tons,
Jim. Company's ships for China - • 6.7111
Free Trader,. for Great Ilritain - 6,014
Cnnntry ships for China . 1 2113
Ditto employed on expedition - 2.252
Laid up for freight or sale - - -8 1.704
American • 2 2a6
French 1 513
Portuguese
Arabian

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SHIPPING 12VTELL:IGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Pgsvatzeg, Nov. I9.—A Swedish vessel is sttpposed lo bawd
sunk off this Bay within these few days; part of a stern having
ennte on shore, with " Celia, of Stockholm," do it, and sundry
pieces of wreck. From the scantling she must ham been a vessel
of about 300 tons. A few loose oranges have been wished is, and
grains of coffee have been found wedged in the timber.
FA r. mocr it, Nov. 20.—Arrived the following eutward-hound
vessels. viz: the George IV., llantivn ; John and Ann, Critcheili
Jane, Silvers; Thisbe, Creed; Fliza, Johnson ; Canegrove,
Thompson; Miranda. Wildgnose; Vallenia, Kinsman; Granger.
Illenkinsop ; Rhoda, Bully; Hiram, Brown ;and five brigs, names
unknown. Arrived the blagnet packet, from lasbon—sailed the
7th iastant ; and the Sandwich packet, from Lisbon--saile3 the
14th instant, and Fit back ; Goodwyn ; and the Pews
Proctor, Brown. The Kitty and Clara, Paddy, from Plymouth,
bound here, foundered at sea on Saturday. Wind south-west,
blowing hard.

Pr.v moo Tit, Nov. 21.—Put in here far shelter, the fallowing
outward-bound: the Prince of Saxe Coburg, Tremayns; Nass
Tremnyne; Venus, Cook; Sontia, :11•Commie ; beialcb
Graham ; Flora, Dawen ; Gipsy, Miller ; and the Mary Ellen(
Gill. The only vessels which sailed yesterday, that have not put
back, are the Thisbe, Creed; and the Percy, Slyers. Arrived di
Eiiza. Edwards, from Lisbon, and the :sliaerva, Dale, tram Brest.
Wind south-west.

Powrsarott Tn. Nov. 22.—Last night, about eleven o'clock, th.e
night being exceasively dark, and a strong mull-west wind blowing,
the Camilla. Ilavre de lirare and Southampton steam packet. on
coining through Spithead from Havre, came in contact with a large
ship, and the shock was so eat that the main shaft was very much
bent, an as to flatten the whole of the starboard paddles against the
packet's side. Oze of her engines is greatly injured, ard the bodes
burst by the shock, and although the funnel was thrown on the
deck, it fortunately happened that no personal injury was sustained
either by the passengers or crew. The Lord Berewford steam packet
from this port to Jersey, was fortunately in this harbour, and im.
mediately went off to her assistance, and towed her on for South.
ampton. We have not heard that any other damage among the
shipping has taken place in this port during the late heavy gales.
A large fleet of outward-bound vessels were coming up to a late
hour last night. No accounts have been received of the William
and Mary, which sailed from Jersey for this port the early part ut
last week, and which has been reported to be lost. There is, there-
fore, too mnchi cause to apprehend that the fears entertained for her
safety are too well fbuncled Ilia lajesty's ship !Jerald, Captain
Lecke, went out of harbour this morning, with the Bishop of .1: .
male', previcus to her sailing for the 1% est Indies the first fair
wind. Artived the following outward bound vessels from the
!)owns, viz :—the Lady Arabella, Kenner; the Coventry, Hum ;
the Perceval, Livingston ; the Elizabeth, Walker ; the Tullock.
Castle, Pearce ; the London, Barman ; and the Loyal Brita:a
transport.

DEAL. N 0... 21--Passed throne' for the River, the Omni
Palmer, Truticint. front Marlrat, .ailed let Angdat. Arrived and
remain. thr Sir Charles M•l'arth%, Frierd, from Demerara; and
the Four Sitters. Stricken. front Alexandria. Came down from
•he river and remain, the Turners, be;:tler. for St Lucia; tha
bounia, —, for Trinidad; the Sepos. Trader, for Gibraltar; anti
the Belina, Crag, for Grenada. Put back, the IVestbrook,
for Jamaica ; the Horne, Lawton. for Madras : the Harriet,
and the Martha, Pell, for St. I'lneenta.-6 P. M. Several of the
outward bound are now putting back.—Wind S. fl., blowing
strong.

Ostaursyno, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Anlaby, Overton, frra
Oporto; Totness, Jacobs, from Rilboa ; Janet William,
from Drys; and Harmony, lVoodaU, from Demarara. Swint
the Emerald, Nichols, and Richard and Sibella, for JarnalCa :
Sion, Dillon, fur Vera Cruz; Royal Charlotte, Corbyn, and Lb,
Hooghly, Reeves, for New South Wales.
Bats-rot., Nov. 22.—Arriwil the Darwin, Marshall, and us.
neval iVolfe, Stanworth, from Quebec ; Eliza, Scott, from Tobago;
Iloabert, Simmons, and Vandclia, —, from [LINK.

LIVIMPOOL, No►. 21.—Arrived the James Scott. from Ma.
ranham ; Nelson, smith, from itichtbucto Cumberland.
bridge, from Miramichi ; and the ()sear, Quiller, from St. Peters-
burgh. The Lana Itookh, which was on shore on the able Roan
Rocks, has been got off.

Ltssow, Nov. IL—The Morys, Primrose, sailed the 9th iast.
for Glasgow, and put back this day, leaky.
Qt:Epee, Ocr. !M.—Arrived the ship Star, Captain Deckett.
from Liverpool, sailed 28th August; the bark Quebec Packet.
Captain Atkinson. sailed Ist September, from London; the Ot-
tawa, Douglas, 16th Sept. from the Downs.

The Heywood, Johnson. from Clyde to Leghorn and klales,
foundered off ilajores the 11th ult.; crew saved.
The Betsey, Smith, from Belfast to Glasgow, was wrecked tka
17th. instant, on the west side of Arran.

The Brother', —. from Limerick to Glasgow, was on slum;
at Barrington the 19th instant; cargo landing.
The lllnntagu paean, with the Brazils mail of September. bag
put into Santa Cruz, and is too much damaged to proceed. ha
mail will be forwarded by the sneeretling paeket.
N'tssrms OPOILW WITH.—The Ridley, —, from Gibraltar
to Buenos Apes; she had been out 11l days, and becalmed yid.
The St hams, of New York, the 11th instant, steering west-south-
west. The Little Ann, Newfoundland to Ferrol, tks Ist inst.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Lord Derby's stag-hounds meet on Friday, at Addington.
The East Sussex fos-hounds tsmaormar, at Plumpton z, Sam.
day. at Wytch ems,; and Monday, at Little Horstead.
Mr. bluster's hounds to-morrow, at Dorton; and Friday. at
Huston Stone Pita--each day at eleven.