The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, fainaw. AUGUST 4.
rrived the Isabella, Leda, hum New Orleans ; and Matilda,
Moore, from Aalborg.
Stil:al the Williarn,Ogilvie, for New Brunswick ; William Penn,
Divvy, for Philadelphia; Meteor, Buddleston, for New York;
and Jane, Bottl, for New Brunswick.
The Nimrod, Bruce, from Liverpool, has arrived at Triniilad.
The Pacific, for New York. passed Holyhead 2d inst.
The 'Pletcher, from Miratnielti, sailed dth July. The Thomas
was to aril cn the some day. The %Valiant, for I,hncasrer,
sailed 3d Ju!y. Cn the 30th, off Cork, spoke the Rival, New
1 York from Liverpool.

AUGIST 5.
Sailed the Hannah, Newby, for Quebec; Perseverance, Ridley,
for New Brunswick ; Lyra, biddel, for Nantes ; Resource, Gerard,
for Memel ; Rover, (;,wk, for Newfoundland ; Laconia, Daniels,
for Virginia' Eliza, Becker, lot Memel; Petterel. Harris, for
Gibraltar; John Trougbton, Ravely, for St. Petersburgh ; .Martha,
Snow, for New York : Ann, Longs, for Aletnel ; and Robin Hood,
Pierce, for Boston.
The Ann, Pace. from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, was spoken
17th May, in ha. 34, long ;i3.
The Marquis of Wellington, Jones, from Liverpool, trrivetl
at Monte Video Ilth May.
Tire Lord Hobart Packet, from Falmouth, has arrived at
Monte Yoko.
Not a foreign arrival.
()ff—T brigs, 4.0 e snow.
Private Signal, Alt:sort. flornby's.
-
Fa st °urn. A t:u. 3.—Arrived the Eliza and Jane, Finer,
from Jersey. .Sailed the Barbadoes, Lee, tor Quebec.—Wind N.
.PLYMOUTH, AUG. 3.—Arrived the transport No. 20, from
Portarnouth.—Wind W.
PORTSSIOUTIL, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Branch. Taylor, and the
Abenna, Warren, front Riga ; the Four Brothers, —. from
Dantzie : and the Wolfe cutter from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Blonde, on a cruise.—. Wind S.E.
COWES. AUG. 4.—The American brig Mace, after getting
.a
new rudder, went out of harbour this afternoon, and will sail in
the morning.
DIAL, AEG. 4.—Passed through for the River the Essex, Bar-
clay, from the South Seas, a full ship, left St. Helena, June 1 :
the Portsea, Lamb, from Bengal, passed the Island about the
same time, spoke the Wellington, Smith, from Madras, in Ist.
lON , long. 38 W. Sailed the Regent Packet, Collins, tor Bar.
tictona.—W hid E.N.E.
ORAVESIND, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Crosby, Psee, (torn Ham-
' burgh ; Robert anti Sarah, Wiliam, from ditto; Mary. Smith,
from Alexandria; Sprightly, Newton, froin Lisbon ; Fox, Saun-
ders, from St. Petersburgh ; Hannah, liirkaltly, from Il.ga; Two
Sisters. Aledrius, from Hanover ; Syren, Rom, from St. Peters.
burgh; Two Sisters, Harpy. from Copenhagen ; Perse ranee,v
.
Bobbin, front Antwerp • Caroline, —, from Dantzie ;
Thorp, from St. Petersburgh ; Heighington, Purvis, from Deme-
rara. Sailed the Nile, Stokes, for Trieste ; New Union, Bewick,
for Ghent; Amelia, Bully, for Gilboa; Sarah Margaret, Sheativr,
for Hamburgh; Lively. Ford, for Smyrna ; Christina Packet,
Loren, for.Notway ; Britannia, Fox, for Ilarriburgh.
RAMSAY, Int or MAX, JULY 2i4.—A quantity of bulk tim-
ber, marked B. and numbered, was picked op off Maryhold Head
on the 23d and 24th instant., but does not appear to have been from
a wreck.
AIKLOW, Ann. I.—The Martha, Fidler. of and from White.
haven for Cardiff, struck on Arid°, Banks, yeetertlay morning.
and tilled with water, when the crew abandoned her. Only asinaU
part of the rigging saved.
The Sophia, Neil, arrived in the Clyde from Quebec, passed on
the 10th ult., after leaving the Straits of Belle Isle, a number of
icebergs ; saw eight brigs said a ship standing to the N.W. to clear
the fee.

CUSTOM.HOUSE, AUGUST 4.
SHIPS ENTERF.D INWARD.—The Experiment, Bateman, from
Leer; Ceres, Waalkes, from beer; Brantley, Briggs, front Con-
stantinople; Glenburnie, Wood, from Homburg') ; X L, Cobb,
from St. Petensburgh ; Victory, Guild, from Riga; Nancy, Tin.
pin, from Dunkiric ; Staff of Life, Briggs, from Venter ; Crosby,
Pace, from Hernburgh ; Mejestic,lll43roekling, from Norway ;
Sprightly, Newton, from. Lisbon ; Commerce du Havre, Arose,
from Havre; Robert and Sarah, Willmn. from Hamburgh ; Mary
Smith, from Alexandria Eleanor* Charlotta, Radloff, from WM.
mar ; Twe Soirees, Bay. from Copenhagen ; Waterloo Packet,
Moppett, from Cork ; and Perseverance, Habben, from Antwerp.
ENTERED OUTWARD.—The Laura,. Duckpin, for Valparaiso
and Lima; Salida. Hearn, for Jamaica • Carolus, Meberding,
for Antwerp and Brussels ; Commerce, Decries, for Ostend,
Bruges, mid Ghent; Minerva, Mooy, for Antwerp and Brus.
eels ; Harriot, Page, for Ostend ; George and Ann, Corse, for
Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Mary Ann, O'Brien, for Tenni&
and Calcutta ; Flora, Klock, for Rotterdam ; Thetis. Ru
for Hamburok ; Margaret, Banks. for Elsinore and Rip.
diterranean, .Dare, for Bordeaux and Antwerp.
CLEARED OCTOARD.—General Brock, Service, for Samba;
A strea. Baberoldt, for Trieste and Venice; Atalanta. Kill, for
Ilamburgh t. Hope, Batley, foe Lisbon: Levant Cundy, for
Gibraltar ; Boodle, for Quebec and .Montreal; Jalm.e.od
William, Deitch, for. Ilammerfest and Tronam ; Charlie loroD•
ton Aberdeen, Dickinson, tor Arcliongel.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Essex, Barclay, from the Soutlrbmaa.in the Downs, sailed
fromS.t.Helena. June 1.
The.fotutsa. Lamb. from Bengal. vingi St. Helena, 31st of
May, for Ismaon. ;
ARRIVAL AT TOE CAVE .—llis etsjany's ship Volage, Dun'l
das. from Plymouth. May 23.
Coeg.--The brig Usk was totally lost at the mouth of the Breede
river, Cape of Good Hope on the 18th May.
CALCDTTA, MARC" Bordeaux.)—Tl:e Resource,'
Tomlin, was to leave Calcutta, for
leftsLondohe 15th of March.
The Baran% jun., Matthews, had not Calcutta on the 14th of
March.
SHIPS SPOKEN Wellington, from Madras to
London, lat. 39. N. long. 36 W
. . t the Warrens, 13liss, from Lon-
elan to the South Seim, lat. 49. 15. N., long. 10. W.

BRUTAL. ASSAULT AT HAMPTON.--On Monday last an
'lazuli of a most brutal and atrocious description wee committed at
the village of Hampton, near this city, upon mr. Knee, landlord
of the George public-house, his wife, and female servant. On
that day a party of respectable tradesmen were on their return from
a elwroung excursion, when, on reaching the Oeorge, they were
alarmed by loud cries of " Murder ;" and a person from the house
immediately ran towards them, exclaiming •' For Owl's sake make
haste, liendemen, for some men are murdering my master and
mistress." Mr. T. Howell, upholsterer, and Mr. Temple, of the
Castle and Ball, two of the party, instantly entered the house,
where they found two or three labourers assaulting the inmates in
the most shameful manner. Mr. Knee. it appears, had refused to
to draw them any more beer, thinking they bad already had enough,
when the labourers arose, swore they would draw it themselves, and
man ed a furious attack upon the landlord and his family. One
of them had his knee placed on the stomach of the servant, and'
there is no doubt that, but for the timely interference of the party
above-mentioned, they would have proceeded to the last extremity.
With some difficulty, however, they were ejected, when another
party of labourers immediately joined them, and the whole coma-
minenced an attack with stones, dcc. At length they became more'
quiet, and the shooting party left the house, but had not proceeded
far before they were again attacked, a gun taken' fl'om one of them,
and otherwise ill-treated. Mr. Howell has received serious injury
from a kick in the side.. earl the landlady and her servant are Beth
(veered with bruises. It is fortunate that, the whole of the offend-
ing parties are known, and we unaluadand thettlie proper authorities
have expressed their determination to bring them to condign punialt•
went.—Balk llei aid.