The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING LvrireLLIGENcE.

&mix, Dgc. 14.—The Union, fienderimo, which arrived bete
49th ult. passed two darn before, about 110 mild. W.N.W. Item
these 'blonds, a twig of about 2110 tons, digested, water-legged,
and abandoned ; she liwi bright sides, with white moulding..
PORTsso u DEC, 17.—The Posthumous, bound' to Sierra
Leone, in coining Into the harbour to stop a leak.
'Jost' gsettn. Dec. 17.—Arrived the Qneen. Turret., from
Riga • Mazy, Wardle, from ditto; elates.. Todd, from Peteri-
but6l;; Telepaph, Brandin, front Dunkirk • and Hawed, Sally.
front ditto. Bailed—James Harris, Innen, 'for Janisier ; Brant-
ley, Brim!, for Malta; and Merchant, IV anon, for Hantborgh.
ifatnrnx DLit. 17—The Jason, Ebbagc, artin m d here fro
Newfonrollatid. fell in with on ath inst. the schooner Prgxv, of at.d
from Halifax, twand to Liverpool, water.loggcd ; took the of the
crew Out of the fore-lop (the master and two 141411 were uroviousie,
drowneci), where they had been for 13 days, salwisting on raw bee:
and salt water; they were much frost bitted; one of the ruse diva
since, and the feet of another dropped on:
Nosrtl nniELD!, I3—The Elizabeth, bound to Lon-
don, has put back, with loss of mainmast.
Dec. IL—The master of the schooner 9ncramenta, re-
ports that on the 9th inst., in lat. (hi. long. 12. 13. he was clew
ulornide a barque-rigged vessel. timber laden, wat •r-loggoil and
diverted by the craw. Her name could not be ascertabeti.
DE n: X !URA. OCT. 15.—The WibtoM. CampbelL which was to
have 'tallest fur Liverpool, on this 23t1 ins.sht, was run tout awhile
at ane:.or off the fort, by the transport Sovereign, coming in how
Berbtte, and received so much damage hi the spars and rigging as
met to be able to proceed these spring:.
Tl.e Ann, Peacock, arrived at paal, fell in with, on pith De.
the w:leck df an herninphreitite brig. with her foremast, bowsprit,
gammon knew, end boats, gone, the larbor.ed bow sussed in. paintod
black, with n broad blue streak, black stern; the rinse, which was
yillusr layers raid the upper par, fluid not be made out dis•
tttfetlytAlhittigirr it was the Elicatorth. of POo:e;) nopew.,l to ire
loaded with oil, from the yua&ity mod boo; bad her maio.stay
sail be, the only thing yeses ise deck.
The ifenriette, Pltersns, is put into Arundahl.
The Juliana, Exalt, and Auguste, Bradhering, arc put into
Mandeb!.

The Anna Sophia, %Veage, is on shore new Windau, withcm
any person on board.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Msrscaybo,
dated I /et. 4.—" The following dircetisms will probably be useful
to Captains coming here fur the tint time: in proceeding down the
golf, as soon as he sees Fort St. Calos. which appears like a white
%pot, be must bring it to bear S.W.; then he should user wort, to
7 fathoms, until the fort, commenced on Bozo Leto, beers south or
cut : he is then abrca't of the weather bar, and has nothing farther
to do but follow the pilot's directions."
i'Esst:ts SPOKEN wit tr—Ge.t•ga the Thin!, of :tut from
London, fur Jamaica, UM instant, lat. 49.39 N. long G. 35. W.
all well, by the Anne, Paeock, arrived at Deal ;VellestleY, bun_
Jon, for Jamaica, llth instant, lat. 45. long. 10. by the Louis*,
Robertson, arrived elf Margate._

LIVERPOOL IMPORTS.
Drczararn I.
Arenica.—Cumbrian, from the Cape of Good Hope, onh wane
and home.

UNITED 8 .—Canada. from New York, with cotton,
apple% hides, horns, ashes, mike, turpentine, trtenails. and locu,t
wood ; Hercules, from New York, with apples, turpentine, flax-
seed, and cotton.

811 IT Isu A sixalCA.—Adelphi. from Halifax and Cape Briton,
with deals, navel, birch, fruit. salmon, herrings, end.ltsb, pine,
lathwood, staves, and spars; Alexander, from Quebec, with fir,
oak, elm, ash, staves, deals, apples, and tlax.seed ; Charlotte.
from Quebec, with fir, ash, elm, dealt, stays, and saloon; Cros.
thwaite, front New Bninswick, with fir, deals. lathwood ; Crown,
from Miramichi, with pine, deals, and lathwon 1; Lady Cremorne,
from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, with birch, deals deal-ends,
staves, and lath wood ; IVellwood. from Queb,e, with ashes. apples.
pine, oak, deals, and staves • Nelson, from 14 iramichi, with deals
and lathwood • Benign, from; New Brunswick, with pine and lath.
wood ; Carrieks, from Richeburto, with pine, birch, eked, and
bithwond ; Collins, from New nr.1357.'.:'' Sala: an
il
lathwood; William Park, from Quebec, ashes, staves and
heading, deals, pine, oars, handspikes, and smith; Maria, from
Quebec, with oak, pine, deals, staves and heading, and Hax.seed ;
Canadian, from Quebec, with ashes, tlax-seed, ashes, and staves g
Indian, front Quebec, with pioe timber, oak timber-deals, naves,
and tfaxoteed; Kelsick Wood, from Quebec, with apples, oak
timber, hitch timber, fir timber, deals, staves and heading;
Christopher Scott, from New Brunswick, with pine timber, birch
timber, cicala, staves, and Lthwood ; Flora, from Mirantichi, with
pine timber, thesis, masts, and lathy/nod ; Pitt, from Maraud:hi,
with pine timber, deal:, lathwood, and masts; Horatio, from
Quebec, with oak, deals, apples, ashes, pine, and salmon ; Mans
cheater, from Philadelphia, with turpentine, qnercitrun bark, nuts,
apples, spokes for wheels, and stares; Lath Gordon, from Quebec,
with flax-seed, ashes, oak, ash, pine, herwood, deals, and staves;
Dement, from St. John's. New Brunswick, with fir:deals, staves,
lathwood, birch, masts, and Indian boxes • Margaret, from Mien,
michi, with Mee; &who, lashwersd,
item Mlramichi, with pine, birch, deals. hth s —pan, and
salmon; Ovingion. from New Carlisle, with pine, deals, awe lath.
wood; Lune, from Illinunichi, with pine, dads, lathwtsxl, and
four masts.

Ncerrottirimaxo.--Olcaner, with cod, real oil, cod blabber,
dried etorl-tigh, skins seal, cod oil, and salted (uphill ; Freedom,
with cod oil, blubber, salmon, cod-sounds, awl-list,, and dreirma
Cottager, with train oil, blubber, salmon, dry cod-list,, ova fire.
wood.

SOUTH AXERICa.--Sif Wil iam Congreve, from Maracaibo,
with rustic and Nicaragua wood.
FllANCE.—Tetness, from Bordeaux, with prunes, appirs, and
cork-wood.

Spar 'J.—Providencia, from the Bay of Row, with cork-wcist.
Po's' eci•s.--Gowan. from Lisbon, with wine, wool, honty,
paintings, oranges, and ti_•s.
Mxurrr.RL&NEsx.—Providence, from Smyrns, with opium,
raisins, box-wood, slonia, figs, and dunnage mats; Dickens, front
Alexandria, with cotton, and swripings cotton ; Alexander, front
Alexandria, with linseed and cotton.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

The li. 11. to-morrow. at Itramdcan t otnmun ; Ti.urstlar, at
Nutley Church ; Friday, at l'iltdsicsd tirecn.
The Oakley hounds will mcct tu-morrow at Milton Mill, Tina?.
day at Astwood, and Friday at itolltoll--a ten.
The tinned= hounds will meet on Friday, at Abbots:c!
Downs. . .

The Putketidge hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Wr.des-
mill, and to.,:sturday at Aloof Hall.
The I 'heshire hounds will meet to-ntorrnw at Vale Royal, Thurs-
day at Mutton Hall, and Friday at .Ipplct •.1 Thorn.
Sir Richard Puleston's hounds will meet on Friday at Higley
Park.

The Earl of Scarborough's fox-bounds will meet on %Vainesd y
at Rossington fill c, and Friday at (hoar.
The Itadsworth fox-hounds •i!1 meet to-merrote at Rincaton
Hills, Thursday at Ferrybridge, and Friday at Melton Villagi.
Sir lieorge Sitwell's fox-hounds will meet to-morrow at Bria-
mington common, and Friday at 3loreton.
SHROPSHIRE Ilocans.—Sir It. lindiam's fos-hounda wilt
meet to-morrow at Mootford Bridge, Thurasay at Lee Bridge. and
Friday at Boreatton flail.
Lord Anson's hounds will meet to-monow at Lindley, and
Thursday at Tibuttington Bridge.

The hostler of Mr. Blencowe, at the Whitmore Anna. nen.
Hinckley, one day this week undertook, for a bet of 31. to 2f., to
carry four bushels of the best wheat the spare of a mile, within
twenty minutes. He performed his task.. on eutsford Race-cower,
within the given time; and after carrying his load ten yards nelond
the stipulated distance. put it upon a liorse's back, wit:4mi hsvieg
shifted it from the time of starting.

The Friends of good Government throuhout the world
will no doubt receive pleasure from the assurance that the pubii-a-
lion of the Oriental Herald, which has now been betere the
Public twelve months, has kindled, in every quarter of Great
Britain, a spirit of inquiry into the misgovernment of India, us.
known since the days of 'Warren liastings'a impimehment. This
spirit has evinced itself in a very general demand for more frequem
as well as more ample information on Indian affairs than it has !xi:a
hitherto found practicable to lay before the reading those% of tb.s
country, in the ordinary publications of the day. To meet the
wishes of those most deeply interested in the wthsre of Lie peer:.
of India, which can only be promoted by artractirg the public
mind in England to their unhappy condition, Mr. Ituckeighant
intends to publish his Journal ()nee a k'ortn:gid, issuing t Number
of the present size and price on the Ist and Ito of ever) month, an
as to unite, by this increased frequency of appearance, the advan-
tages of aNe with those ofd lagazinc and itevio..w. Thar
arrangement will ensure its lirieg earlier anti fuller in all tied forms
the department of its Indian Intelligence, whether Ciea or Mil.-
tlitet'atelal in Englandttl onP sidl:al
sunaectwsell naects in
nd
intsitlhethe
or Commerce of India. than can possibly be etfected by any !Ilont'llv
Periodical; at the sometime that it will admit of its itteltettne wi ha
its pages such a number and variety of original art i tdes on Indian
European topics as ciuld not be compressed within the usiial limits of
'weekly paper; thus awe. ng the detects and Wearing theadvantayei
of each. The demand for this %Wink in Irdia has been so
great, that one thousand copies of each of the several Numbers that
had arrived in that country had been sold %di' within • day deter
their being landed; and more copies have been Ora to he re; t
to all the Presidencies, as well as to the remoter sett ;einem,. '
meet this, and the increasing sale of the Work in Er
has progressle' ely advanced during the last six month
found necessary to have a separate and exclusive est,
its publication, which will in future be at No. T 3, 01
where Communications fur the Editor, l/nlers for

and iivertisentents far the Printer, of :776( thicutal

quested to be addressed. It will Continue to be sold .
J. M. Richardson, 733, Corohill, and by all Booksellers
and Country.

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