The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-15 00:00:00

THE INDIAN ARMY.

The uniler.mentioned Officers of the General Staff. and composinz o.„
suite of hi. Excellency Lord Combermere, General, and Comma*,
Chief, have proceeded to Agra, els :
Major General Sir S. VVltittingitam, Quartermaster-General; and c.o.
Elliot, Officiating Assistant Adjutant-General-lEll4'a troops.
Colonel Stevenson, Quartermaster-General; Lieut. W. Garden Awist
ant Quartermaster-General; Captain N. Penny, Officiating 14;nty A,.
Blatant Quartermaster-General ; I.ieut.-Colonel W. L. %Vatson, Adjulani.
General ; Major W. S. Beaton, Deputy Adiutant-General ; Capta,e J. J.
Hamilton. Eatra AastAtant. Adintant.Generil ; I.lent.-Colonel CuaUfe.
Gene
commi
ral—of ssary-General
the Army-
and Lieutenant-Colunel Bryant, Judge.Ad,,,,,,,,

PVITI OP MIS BICIII.LOVeIr Tnt CONIIAVDNI-1,1-room
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. J. Finch, /di'nary Secretary.
Captain T. ➢facan, Persian Interpreter.
Captain F. H. Dawkins, Brevet-Major Kelly, and Capt►in Artier,
Aida-de-Camp.
Captain Codrrey, C. Mundy, and Captain Williams Agnew, Fora
de-Camp.
Assistant-Surgeon numb Smith, Surgeon to the Commander-in-Chief.

SIBPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL., Terasaav, APRIL 13.

Arrived the Mrikone, Rom, from Demerara, In 42 day..
The F.nteratd, Moire., from Liverpool fur Boston, was Token with an
the 234 March, in lat. 42. long.
The Columbine, Omen, from Liverpool, baa arrived at Rio Janeiro.
The Elisabeth, Grietaus, L urn Liverpool, ha. arrived at Sierra Leone,
in 25 days.

FALMOOTR, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Steamer packet, from Lisbon.—
salted 2d Inst.; and the Ala. Teesdale, from St. -Petersburgh. ne
myra. Lamb, for Cork and Ceylon, anchored ontside the harbour last even.
log, lad remains.—Wind W. strong gales.
MURRAY, Aram 12.—The Lark parted from ber cable; and ran Into
the pier this morning. The Good Intent and the Stag have slipped their
chain cables, aid hare also ran into the pier.
Po PITS M or TN, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Terrarora, Zoll, from Tarragona,
and the Pylades, Russell, from Sunderland, for St. John's, New grub,:
wick, with loss of anchor. Sailed the Borodino tran4port, fur Lhatham -
the Seaham, Stewart, and the hi iddle•es, Busk, fur St. John's, New.
Brunswick.—Wind W:N.W.

nova,. APRIL 13.—0 R the port, the Luna, DrUICT, from Jamaln; and
the Regent packet, Collins, from Terceira.—Fire ►.r. The wind having
backed to the westward, many of the outward-bound have Lure up, and
are returning to the Downs.

MIA!, Arius. 13.—During last7night It blew very hard from the north.
ward, when several ships let gu their second anchors; about daylight this
morning it moderated, and in the course of the day the whale of the sat.
ward-bound sailed ; also part of the homeward.buund, for the river; the
Clarkston'. the Woodpark, the Britannia, the William Galt, and several
others remain. Arrived and sailed fur the river, the Elizabeth, Thompson,
from Rio; the Ocean, —, from Honduras; and the Apollo. Blythe, for
Berbice.—e.u. Wind variable, chiefly from the westward.
RAIIIIOATII. Aram 13.—Taken up off Broarlstairs, and landed here
yesterday, an anchor of about 5 cwt., Iron-docked, " Lively, of Sunder.
land," marked on it, with about twenty fathoms of chain, nun buoy ■nd
buoy rope, pertly with chain.

Itcria ;efintrivAar.) Aral;. 12.—The GProffa, of Scarborough, Brown,
from Cork to London, wart driven on shore tact night, during a gak it
N.W. about two milco from hence, ■nd will be loot, with her (Argo of
oats. A boy drowned.

STAVAVOBR. MARCIR 23.—The Molliebeten, Grand. from Berate) for
Rouen, era. &leen on shore to the northward of this place last week, but
the hull baa since been floated Into harbour.

Arrived off Margate the Earl of Lone&le, from flavanoah the Samh.
Candi, from Berko/to ; and the Talisman, Jit'Lean, from St. John's, New
Brunovriek.

The Ocean, from Campeechy to Havre, trae driven on 'bore near St.
lyre, on Wednesday morning.
The Frau Marla, Godbereea, from Flen.horg for Lynn, beg been caned
Into Tonningen in a stoking state. The cargo kol.l ie tur the moat
part damaged by the sea water,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.

Na . , TRVISSDAT Nine?, 11 o'Ctoct.
A finer day's sport we have never seen than the one described in our
account of yesterday ; it at least equalled Monday's.
The company on the course was much more numerous than on either
of the two preceding days, and lac:tided—Rut Royal Highness the Duke
of York, who was mounted on his beautiful gray cub; the linkes of Port-
land, Grafton, and Richmond; blarquirses of Exeter, Graham, sad
Rankly ; Earls of Sefton, Lowther, Jersey, and Orford; Lords Hendrick,
Huntingfield, Clarendon, Fitsroy, &c., and nearly the whole of the fashion-
able, mhos. names have been mentioned in oar former reports.
In the evening Mr. Douglas entertained Ina Royal Highness the Dike
of York and a dulcet party at dinner.
His Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Anson, and Lord Sefton, also
had parties.
At' the Rooms were—The Marquis Graham, Earl of Veru'am, Earraf
Orford, Earl of Stradbrooke, Lord Dunwich, Lord Huntingtieid, Lord b.
Dentine*, Colonel Russell ; Measrs. Rush, Aubrey, Mulony, Hunter,
Agar, Campbell, Waddington, West, Newton, ac.