The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Ist division of the 3d (the King's Own) Regiment of Light Bra
goons has arrived at Donagbadee, from Portpatrick.
The lot division of the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons ;Lancers,-
embarked at Donsekadee, fur Portpatrtck.
The 4th ,Royal Irish, Regiment of Dragoon Guard* has received orders
to embark at Dublin for Liverpool, on board the vowels that conveyed thi,
2d (the Greys, Regimentof Dragoons to [reload.
Detachmeoto belonging to the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guard• and the
16th Regiment of Light Dragoon* (Hussars) marched yesterday rnsontig
froi Westminster for Bristol, on route to Ireland.
Detachment* iniunling to the Bth, 12th, 24th, and G4th Regirnent4 of
Infantry marched yesterday morning from Westulin,b:r fur Bridoi, cu
route to Ireland.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT RACES, ISM
. .

We understand that his Majesty's Illy, Elisabeth 'ln the Oaks, and a
favourite), is matched apinst Lord Jersey's filly, by Magburate ;also is
the Oaks, and a leading favourite% for the neat agent Races, fur a cunsl-
derable mum. It Is also said that Elisabeth Is matched to ran against Mr.
Pettit's filly, Leeway, at the same Meeting.

We are glad to hear that sevetal gentlemen of Bury and the neighbom.
hood have had a meeting, In which they came to the determination to
keep a pack of fox.howsds. baps are now taking to carry this resolution
Into effect, and it may be considered as certain that it will be accompli.hed
before next hunting semen.
The race at IBotley.lune, Northam
and A. It. Brown, Esq. of !Jenson,
on Tuesday. The match was to ru,
Brown two minutes. The ground
follows :
storms's a. O.
Ist 2 miles ........... Il•
2d ditto ..
3d ditto ........ 11 /7
4th ditt0..............
sth ditto • 12 $1
6th ditto.... ...... 12 9
tit ditto l2 19
The mile

iptonehlre, between the ?outs Bendoe
Oxfordehire, took
_piaa-a. for duo ***.
in lb miles, and the ;Untie/ ewe Mr.
wan two miles, and escik was done ex

R. !MOWN'S
1,4 2 mile,'
2d ditto ..
dd ditto
4th ditto
Sth ditto
eth ditto
ith ditto
The mile

91 271
A neck-sad-neck rap all the way,
the last mile.

m. e.
11 44
11 14,
12
12 21
12 22
18
13 4

fit II
but Mr. Brown fell off Ws speed ;.1.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TURIIIIAT, Strawy 21.
Arrived Mat night, We Favourite, Moak, from Duntsie; Zerlila, arbro,
from Cupeabsigt n.
Nothing arrived this day.

Ifessrs Battersby sod signal l of for the Mary, Battent)y, fro,*
.it. John's, N.B.

Sailed tills day, the Colonist, M.3faster, for Boston; Minerva, Harvey,
for Newfoundland; Boode, Gray, for Demerara; Marion, Wintsursoa,
for St. Seba,tian ; Pioneer, Brown, for Alexandria, U.S. ; Isabella, Leeds.
for Baltimore; Crescent, Field, for Gibraltar; Friendship, Tucker, foe
Smyrna; Lavinia, Smith, for Elsinenr ; Alexander, Mlienzie, for Ant-
werp ; Hiram, Jackson, for Bremen Young Messenger, Baird, for (Ape
Briton; Adelphi, Steward, for Halifax; Larmbn, iNllliamvos, for
Havre; William Parke, Smith, for Jamaica; Mary, Brown, fur Jersey;
Bowditcb, Curtis, for New York.

FALSOUTN, MARCY 20.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Pearce, &VII
Cott: the Resolution, Gibbs; the William and Mary, Murray, from
Yonghall; sailed the Trial, Jenkin, for London. .Wled N.
PLY•toutn, Users 20.—Sailed the Percival, Letharby, foe St. Jobs's,
New Brunswick. ' Wind N.W. The 'lino, Hare, from Smyrna, %Ili Cis
day released from qua:intim, and bas come into the pool to dl-charge her
cargo.
PORTSMOUT/R. MARCTI 21.—Arrived the Lien, Camper, from the Isla
of France ; the &Sena, Col, from Waterford; the Wellington, Thomas,
from Belfast; the Mitchell Grove, Smith, from Limerick; and the Swift,
Palmer, from Newcastle; sailed the Duke of Bedford, Taman, for Madras
and Calcutta; the Henry, Bonney, for Van Diemen's Land; hie Ma-
jesty'. ship Blonde, fur Plyntouth ; his Majesty's ship Jasper,on acrid:es
and the Eclipse, BedweU, for London , pursed by Ms Margais Camden.
Pox, for St. Helena, Penang, and China. Wind N.E. strong breezes.
Desi„ Msncn 21.—Abont 10 a.m. several vessels bound northward got
under weigh, but the wind having increased throughout the day to a gals.
they have put back and remain with the Madras and another homeward
bound ship; the Latona, Lode, from Demerara, is at anchor of the
South Foreland; passed through yesterday, the Rosalind, Brown ; and the
Leip•ic, Bell, for St. Vincent's. Wind N.C.
GRAVESEND, MARCY 21.—Arrived the Neptunits, Leely, from Stettin;
Nora, Thorson. from Gottenburgh ; Funs t'i'ters, Foreman, from St.
Michael's; Rising Sun, Martell, from St. MiChOßl'll; Sir William Curtis,
from liamburgh ; and several foreigners from the Baltic. Sailed
the Onyx, Laughton, for Honduras; Francis Feeding, Gibbs, for Ham-
buret; Jane and Maria, —, for Havre.
HARRY:RoII Mantle Nentralitatew, Glopsen, from St. Vbel
for Bergen, has put into a port near Bergen, with damage, and lies of
masts.

ELSINEUR, MARCE 14 —The 0111011 M, Shadforth, from Memel for
Hull, which Was aground on Aaholt Seel, lately drifted off, and went
ashore near Wyburg on the coast cf Sweden, nhere she hi under the di.
rection of the Diving Company. 'The Catherine I; refitted, and has tal:en
on board half of hat original cargo, and will proceed to &mita.

Arrived off Dover, the Maeda, Norfor, from Gibraltar ; the Britannia,
Sutton, from Cadiz.

AfARJETS.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Wannismov, MAIIO3I as.
We have bad but few fresh art ivals of any Grain since last day, except
of Oats, of which the supply is extensive. There was no material varia-
tion In prices to-day, but every article of tine quality commanded a flee
sale.