The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 93.—. Arrived the Competitor, Jackson,
from Virginia S.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 23:—Arrived the Sedulous, Mot timer, from
iiimburEll.— Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W.
PORTSMOUTU, SEPT. 28.—Passed by the John, Dunn, from
Van Diemen's Land.—Wind S. IV to W.S.W.
DEAL, SEPT. 213.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Lady
East, from Bengal ; the Charles, Milne, from Tobago, at d several
others, names unknown. Arrived from the River and remain the
Mellish. Vincent, for Madras and Bengal ; the Argos, Taylor, for
Trieste ; the Braddock, --, for America; and the John Bain.
bridge, Moon, for Cape Breton. Also arrived the Henry Percher,
Money, from China and St. Helena; the Sarah Moore, Ward, from
St. Vincent's; the Indemnity, Woodall, and the Jesse, from De-
merara; and the Swift, Payne, trom Gijon.—Wind S.W
OttsTEsEsin, SEPT. 2G.—Arrived the Attwood, S rannack,
from Calais; Kingston. Brine, from Jamaica; Eliza and Nancy,
Head; from Bahia; Itoyal Sovereign, Sinclair, front the South
Seas ; Fame, Treekey, from Lisbon.
MILPORD, SEPT. '"3.—Arrived his 31aljestei ship Diamond,
Vireos Liatioh _rod !{trials, having[ Lt to) t }wires Mary, from
St. John's, D:ow Brouswick, fallen in with last March, in lay ,AF.
long. 32. water-logged, and without any person on board.—Wind
S.E.
EtiliNORE, SEPT. 19.—The Horton, o*waltl, from Newcastle
to Holstein, wax driven on shore at Falkenburg the 13th inst., but
assisted off by the Diving Company in a leaky ata:e, and must re-
pair.
DEMERARA' JULY 21.—A Colony boat, belonging to Air.
Wood, with 10 hhds. of sugar, lately upset, but was got up with
mueli damage; the sugar is lost.

CUSTOM HOUSE, SEPTEmrrn 22.;.

SHIPS ENTERED Irrwinns.—The Engelina, De Jonge, from
Delfzyl: Vrouw Jannetje, Roost, from Antwerp; Rika, Smid,
from Harlingen ; Celerity, Thompson, from Jersey; Prince
Coburg, Willis, from do. ; Marton, Lawson, from Belize ; Superb,
Stranack, from llamburgh; Rcstitution,stephenson, from Chris-
tiania ; Ruby, Hunter, from Archangel ; Agenoria, Martin, from
Riga; Mountaineer, Mate, from Os*4l; Sirene, FaiEant, from
Calais ; Swallow Packet, Denhalm, from Stettin ; Queen of the
Netherlands, Pearson, from Rotterdam.; Demerara, Venable,,
from Demerara ; and Kingston, Binney, from Jamaica.
SHIPS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Amity, Grey, for the
Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius ; Lord Exmouth, Mills,
for Genoa and Leghorn ; Furst Hardenburg, Miller, for Stettin ;
Hylton &Mk, Howl, for llamburgh ; Thusnekle, Rickets, for
Memel; Montreal, Thom, for Tobago; Countess of Erie',
derson, for Naples; Ostfric,land, Pieper. for Emden; Harriot,
Page, for Ostend ; George, Forster, for Berbice ; Jonge Johanna,
Ziffer, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Commetee du Havre,
Agasse, for Havre and Rouen ; Burleigh, Chancellor, for Els?.
nore and St. Petersburgh ; Fanny, Porter, for Cork ; and Eolus,
Soderberg, for Gott enburg.
SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS.—Thn Victoire, Kuper, for
Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent • Dandy, Cooke, for Rotterdam ;
Commerce, Fournier, fur Calais; New Phoenix, Sergeant, for
Jamaica; Salacia, Hearn, for do. • Lady Combermere, Sandford,
for Madeira, Tobago, and Trinidad% Eagle, Henry, for Leghorn;
Marshal Blucher, Callow, for Rotterdam ; and Antelope, Brown,
for Elsinore.

SUMS CLEAREP OUTWARDS TO lIIELAWD.—Tbe Erin,
M.Kibbon, fur Belfast; True Blue, Clark, fur Limerick, and
Times, Clark, for Waterford.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Asia, Stephenson. from Bombay, has arrived off Portsmouth;
she left Bombay the 18th of June, and St. Helena the of
August, 1826.
Passengers per the Asia., Captain Stephenson, from Bombay.—
Captain R. Backhouse, ;Madras Native Infantry ; Ensign Gordon,
Bombay Native Infantry.
Passengers per the Fortune, from Bombay, arrived at Greenock.
—slra. Cadenhead, Mrs. Lodge, and 3lrs. I bbs.
The John Dunn, 3lacbeath. front Van Diemen's Land, has
arrived off Portsmouth ; she sailed from ditto the 23d of April.
The Henry Porcher, Money, from China, has arrived in the
Downs ' • she sailed from ditto the 13th of April, and from St. He-
lena in August.
Passenger' per George, Captain Clark (expected), from Ben.
gal.—Mrs. Murray, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Haziewood, Miss Ble.
cbynden, Lieut. Col. Murray, 40th N. 1. ; James Halewood,
Esq. H.C.S. ; Lieut. W. N. Hill, H. M. 87th Regiment ; Lieut.
Wingfield, H. 14. 13th ditto; Lieut. 111`Leroth, H. H. 38th
ditto; Lieutenant Hemming, H. Al. 67th ditto; Mr. R. G.
Dohinson, merchant ; Miss Jane Halewood, Miss Elizabeth
Sinith, Miss Catharine ditto, Master Smith, and two Masters
Hazlewood.
Per Catharine, Captain Macintosh, from Bengal (expected).—
Mrs. Raper, Mrs. Mailer ; Lieut. F. P. Raper'
' 39th Native In-
fantry s Lieut.-Colonel Fagan 15th Native Infantry ; Capt. W.
Mactier, 4th Cavalry ; Capt. H. Sibbald, 41st Native Infantry;
Lieut. 11. Delafope, Artillery ; Captain George Reed, his 3lajes.
ty'a 13th Regiment ; Lieut. W. Flood, his Majesty's 13th Regi-
ment; Lieut. H. Wilson, his Majesty's 13th Regiment ; Lieut.
Charles Cheap, 51st Native Infantry ; Assistant Surgeon R. Co-
lville ; Geo. Macintosh. Esq. merchant ; J. Sutherland, Esq.
ditto ; J. G. Greige, Esq. ditto ; Miss Ann Raper, Miss Eliza
Raper, Miss Catherine Fagan, Miss Caroline Fagan, Master Raper,
Master Fagan.
AuaivaLs AT Boatnev.--The Grecian, Steel, from Liver-
pool, on the 11th of April ; the Joim Palmer, Bane, from Ceylon,
on the 13th'; the Paultnurus, Rose, from Mocha, on the 20th ; the
Glorioso, King, from Bengal ; the Exmouth, Owen, from London,
on the 24 of May; the Edinburgh, Bax, from ditto, on the Ist;
his Majesty's ship Tamar, Brower, from Bushire, on the 8d ; the
Abercrombie Robinson, Hines, from London, on the 3d ; the Asia,
Stephenson. from London, on the 9th • the William Richardson,
—, from Penang, on the 11th ; the Fortune, Gilkeson, from
Greenock, on the 12th; the Pyramus, Brodie, from Ceylon, on the
19th.
&matins Taos' Bounay.--The Berwick, Eilbeck, for the
Persian Gulf, on the Bth of ApHI; the Edmonston, Morgan,
for China, on the 9th ditto; the Thetis cruiser, James Betham, for
Malabar Coast, on the 19th ditto; the Maria. Daviot, for Ceylon,
on the 224 ditto; the Panlinurus, Rose, for the Persian Gulf, on
the 26th ditto ; the Bombay, Parker, for China, on the Ist of May ;
the howjee Family, Lewis, for Sincapore and China, on ditto t the
Malabar, Skitter, for China, on the sth ditto • the Senbury, Bud-
well, for ditto, on the 7th ditto; the Charlate, Hector, for ditto,