The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-29 00:00:00

FALMOUTH*, SEPT. `ale-Arrived the Melly, from London
fur St. 3lichael'o. Sailed for London the whole of the homeward
bound. Wind S.W.
PLY at or '..' 0, SEPT. :la-Arrived the Countess Morley. War-
ren, from Monte Video. trailed, the henry, Ramsay, for the Haiti,: ;
the William G ,Ir, Lot, for Han burga; the It folgrave Castle. Jef-
ferson, for S:. l'etershurgh ; the TOWatil Castle, the Ede, Chat",
and the Neve Times, for London ; and the Competitor, for Dept-
ford. Wind S.W.
WEI-stout'', SEPT.. 27.-A piece of board has been picked
up cif Portland, which has been identified as part of the fittings op'
of the Francis Freeling packet.
Cott E 9, SErT. 27.-Arrived the fiche, Heaviside, from Rid
Janeiro, put in to land prasengers, bound to Antwerp; and the
Scotland, Land). from di,to, bound here for order*, 'she Hebe
sailed from Rio 7th Jaly, and Bahia Ist August. Thehrig Speer y
arrived at !Saida Ist Aegust, seeking a markt ; and on the gin
September stroke the French corvette Im Funie, in ht. 59. ,l• torg.
37. XI The Scotland sailed front Bio Janeiro ISth Jul;y rote
the same day the Erin, Mallard, from Lisbon, oat 54 days, hound
to Pio; also the brig William Russell, from Liverpool, out 44
days, for Rio ; and on the 19th September, in lat. 47. 42. long. It.
40, the Tropic, of Peterhead, from jameita, out 50 (aye, for I.ou-
don ; on the 2.2e1 September, in lat. 40. 42, long, 11. 17, the 'hint
Cod, of and from Bristol, but, blowing strung, could eot hoar where
bound.
SEPT. 26.-Arrived the Cygnet, —,, American brig. fromlfa-
vannah, bound to Antwerp, and took a North Sea pflottivni hence.
The Thomas Fowler spdie as follows :- Sept. 9, ih lat 4d. 45. N.
long. 22. 53.1 V. the brig Eight Soar, of and fin Boston, trona Am-
sterdam, 21 days out ' the Volant, of §t. John's, 31C days from To-
bago to Lotdcn, was lying by the hull of the Charming Nancyy, of
Jersey, which had been totally dismasted on the 7th, and trek7the
Captain and crew on board ; Sept. 17, lat. 49. 10. N. long. 9. W.
the ship Richard Sibbald, 54 days from Jamaica for London t the.
ship Pioneer, of Alexandria. hound to Virginia ; on the 25th, off
the Isle of Wight, bearing N. by E. the brig Aurora, standing to
the westward. The brig Sir W illiam Wallace, Wiistm master,
arrived at City Point, from Liverpool, August O.
PORTSMOUTH, SF.PT• 27.-Arrived his Majesty's ship thi
Naiad, from the Mediterranean, and his Majesty's a iodic A melee,
from Madras-sailed May 29, and from the Cape July 23. Also
the William Harris, tram Frankrort ; the Ber.croft, from Ai.
cension Bay-soiled lith July, and experienced a hurricane tat:
32. 30. N. long. 44. 39. W. ; also the Arab, transport, Lowe, rAti,
Batbadoea, sailed the'lltli or August ; the Barretta, from Jamaica:
the :Matthias, from Caleutta„ sailed the 2d of April, and passed the'
Clarks Grant, flay, from China, lust two anchors and cables in
the Straits of Sunda, sailed the 14th of March, and from St Ire:
lens the 9th of August ; !qinkd the Lady M`Nsughten, teem Ber.
gal for London, and the IVoodford, Chapman, from New ;forth
Wales. Also arrived-the Olive Branch, Anderson, from the Cape,
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sailed the 20E; July, and from St. Helena the sth of August; on
the 22d of .Inly experienced a very severe gale of wind. The
Johanna, Martin, from Antigua in seven weeks. %Vied N N.AV:
DEAL, SEPT. 27.--Atiived the lady isl•Naughten, Faith, from
Bengal; the Promise, Gibbs, from Bombay; and the Elisabeth,
Amistrong, from Jamaica. Arrived from tho Rim and remain,
the "%shells, Chapman, for the 31auritiss Wind IV.N.W.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 27.-Arrived the Black River Packet,
Baker, from Black River ; Charies Millie, from Tobago ; Jens,
Wilson, from Demerara; Crwigvar, Ray. from Jametca; floridity
Paton, from Virginia t Hope, Bumskin. Sailed, West in-
dian, Gamey, for Jamaica; Solaria, Ream, for Jamaica; New
Phenix, Sergeant, for Jamaica; Mary Ann, Gibbons, for Valpa-
raiso ; l'ar'k, Ledgett, for St. Petereburgh ; lutchinsum, Lowther,
for Berbice.
BRISTOL SECT. 27.-The During, for Archangel, which up..
set at the Wharf, has been raisrd.
Haar.rwow sr, SEPT. 23.-A vessel is supposed to have boas
wrecked at Terehelling, on the night of the 20th, several barrels or
pitch, marked No. 290, having been thrown on shore here the fol-
lowing morning.
ST. PETERSRUROH, SEPT. 11.-The Thomaa Naylor, Tule:
mon, for Liverpool, has put back, with crew and passenger., 80 in
number ; was wrecked on the shoals to the Northward of Somers,
Island.
Sy. PETERSRUROII, SEPT. 12.-The James and Catianney
51'Alpine, bound to Greenock, and the Laurel, Hurry, hound we
Plymouth, both from hence, hare put into Freeirrieksham ; tba
former had been on shore, and was full of water; the latter had'
struck on some rocks. The cargoes are discharging.
ST. HELENA, Arta. 8.-The Mountaineer, Herbert. arrived
from Batavia, reports that the Marquis of Hastings, Gatier, ton es
a coral reef in the Java Sea, and sustained so much damage that
she was obliged to put into Onrust, Jehere she bed diseiiarged• and
been hoved down to repair.
Bostway, JUNE 2.-The Norfolk, Ore* t Upton Cutlet.
Thacker ; and Thomas Couto., will hod at this port for China.
NEW Demeans, A on. 3.-Arrived on the 2fith July.aha psi*
Francis. lot' Vera Cruz, with 1,200 casks litre : Sept. 29,
trek llte4t
lona, from Vera Cruz, with Eve boxes of specie, and one nk):
ditto, and the schooner Catawba, Tardy, from Rio Gra:-.de. st
600" dams flOde ; July 30, the brig fro
Rookh, tern' t helms
oek ; Aug. 2, thre
schooner Sally Ann, Barnes, frown Kto Oland.,
with 7,000 dollars in specie.
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The following was potted at Lloyd's yesterday afternoon L..,
Extract' of a letter from Captain Faith, of tho ship ugly
bad weather In the Hay of Bengal, and tremendous weather at the
Cope of Good Hope, between the 12th andl24th of July. A WS
and St HSeePle.na26.lo:h' oflV°Aktaftgutshte;Sevisperd tried,
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