The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-13 00:00:00

FINISH OF LOTTERIES.

(2 WI FT and CO. respectfully inform the Public that the
► la't and only remaining Day of Drawing the State Lottery is
WEDNESDAY NEXT, thelBth of This Month, when Six Prizes
of 3u,1,0Ut., and all the other Capitals in the Scheme, will be de-
termined. Every Ticket a ill receive 5/. independent of any Sum
t:t which it may be entitled. In the last Lottery containing 30,0801.
l'rizes, Swift and Co. sold Two out of Four of them, at their
Offices, 11, Poultry ; 1, Strand ; and 31, Alttgate II igh-street.

D EADING SAUCE.—J. COCKS, the Inventor and
11 Proprietor of the celebrated READING SAUCE, begs
most respectfully to Caution the Nobility, Families, and the Pub.
lie, against the daily Frauds and impositions practised by mauy
London and Country ()nitwit, who are offering fur vale spurions
Compositions of these own as Rending Sauce.
None are genuine but those which have the corks sealed with the
impression " J. Cocks, Reading," and also these words, on orange-
co'oured labels, " Reading Sauce, for Fish, enriching Gravies,
&c.. prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by .1. Cocks,
Reading."
AVarranted to keep good seven years, in any climate.
It is presumed that no sauce ever met with such general appro.
bation and extensive sale ; tt is patronized and recommended by
molt families in the kingdom, and retailed in London by two hun-
dred and 'fifty of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish-mince
Venders ; in Bath, by thirty ; Bristol, twenty ; Edinburgh, Glas-
gow, Perth, sod Aberdeen, fifty ; and in every city. market.
town, and watering-place, by nearly all the respectable Fish-sauce
dealers ; most of whom sell
COCK's genuine and superior ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
made with prime Gorgon Fish, rich as possible.

INTELLIGE:CE.
•
LIVERPOOL Wtnwssnav, Ocr. 11.
Arrived the Norval, beslie. from Quebec, sailtd the 12th Sept.
and Tom, Dickinson. from Tri*e arsd Jersey.
Two .Itips and one Rig off at De o'clock, Mes:,Ts. Gibsons' pri-
vate signal.
Arrived the Manchester, from New York, sailed the 18di Sept.
On the 77th, in Lt. 41..10ng. 45.,,exparieneed a tremendous tor-
nado, from S.B. to N. E.,' which lasted twelve hours with but little
abatement. It blew her fore-top-gallant toast away, by the board.
On the 2d (let., la W. 45. lang. 30., spoke the Marquis of Queens-
beny, from Liierplei for Quebec.
Tlw Galaxy, Guru!), from Liverpool, arrived St New York on
the Itch Sept.
The !Welders, Murbury, from Liverpool, arrived at Baltimore
on the Rh Sept.
The Union, S:nitb, and Atlas, Adieus, and Cynosure, from Li-
verp rot. have arrived at B sston.
Tire Samuel Arright, Riley, and Janice, Joe, from Iriverpool,
have arrived at P6rtatrouth, New Ilampahirea
The Halcyon, Seldou, from Liverpost_bas ilyieedat
The Governor Strong, Calder, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Alexandria.
The Tally Ila, Fisher, from Liverpool, has arrived in the !lamp-
ton Roads.
The Martha, Smart, from Liverpool, has arrived at New Or-
.

1 he I.indsays, Dickinson, from New Orleans for favcrpool, put
into Savannah on the sth Sept., leaky. and crew sick.
The Isabella, Munn, from Jamaica for alasgow, Is as driven on
chore on the Fl'ride Reef, 28th August, but was got MI on the
31. t, aft:r dischartving part of her cargo imo two American sloopti,
Ind pmeceded for Charleston.

the F;ltch Inge, Mount, cleareti at .New Orleans for Liverpool,
on the 18th August.
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A large Briti;ll West Indianian was secn on Carysfort Reef on
the 4th Sept. She had two tiffs or ports, was bilged, and had
r. rockers along.idz.
The Saco, Brigham, cleared at Petersburg!' for Liverpool on the
Bth Sept.
The IllAcrrah. Thomas, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston.
The Liverpool Packet, Adam, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Norfolk, Virginia.
The Golconda, Goodrich, from LiverpaJl, 1121 arrived at the
Hampton Road..
The David Moffat, Rowland, from Liverpool, has arrived lit
Philadelphia.
The FrilllCll. Pierce, and Nile, Woodburn, from Liverpool, have
arrived in the Hampton Roads.
The John Wells, from Liverpool, was off New York on the
16th :Sept.
It is reported that a brig deeply laden, apparently foreign, went
down oil Port Patrick on the 30th ult.. and that all hands perished.
The Lord AVhitworth, Thornton, from Liverpool, arrived at St.
Lawrence on the I:1th Sent.

The Favourite. from Cork, is on the North Bank.
The King Oenrge, Rich►rdson, cleared at Jamaica for Liverpool
OD the 21st August.
The Ditto, Wes:, from Liverpool, has an vet' at Philadelphia.
The Catherine, Bell, from Charleston for Li v.:rponl. WAR spoken
with on the 34 October, in lat..ls. 12. long. 28. MS. She had stroke
the Jane, Tuff, from Jamaica for London. with the ground tie of
sugar washed out, having experienced a hurricane.

FALMOU Tn. OCT. 10.—It has blown a very heavy gale of whul
during the night and this morning from W. to N.W. accompanied
with a great deed of rain. No damage has occurred to any of the
shipping in Wire.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Hopewell, Babson, from
Danizic; the Brother. Leader, from Labrador. Passed up Channel
the Marv, Qualms, for Brazil. Wind W.N.W.
PORTSMOUTH. OCT. 11.—The Enterprise. Budge, from jam-
don, for Jamaica, came in for shelter. Wind W.N.W.
DEAL Oar. !I.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Came.li
Mn, Bell, from Hudson's Bay. Arrived the Fame, I from
emel ; the Royalist, %redline, from St. Petershurgh ; end the
Louisa, Downes, fram London. Sailed the Unanimity, Hetbert,
from Shields for Oporto; and the Thomas and :they. Chap►
man. for Chareete. Thereat of Me outward oound -am.tin. Wind ir.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 19.—The Giuntc, Ehir, amid from St.
John's, iW. B. for Jamaica. was strantledill ult. near Long Island.
Cargo expected to be saved.
J.assmira, AuG. 25.—Arrived on the 15th inst. Iris Majesty's
Alp AnzoracCapt. Austen, from Plymouth, in 71 days—last from
Bermuda, in 14 days: hia Alajeste,. packet Lord Skimouth, Capt.
Pipon, in 36 days. from Falmouth. llarilisolocs. St. Vincent's, and
Grenada; on the llidt his Majesty's schooner Union, Haines, twin
Lucca; on the 221 the brig Hope, Cooper, from Greenock, in 31
days; and to-day the English brig Nancy. Hunter, from Halifax.
in 32 days. Sailed on the 14,14 inst. the Golden Grove. 31.14aren,
for New Orleans; on the 17th inst. bin Majesty'a altip Scylla,
Captain Robson, for Vera Cmz ; his Majesty's packet, Lott, Sid-
mouth, Captain Pipon, for Carthagena; on the 20411 inst. 116 Ma-
jony's ship Dartmouth, Captain Hondas, for the Havannah and
Great Britain; his Majesty's ship Aurora, Captain Austen, for
ditto. Ills Majegy's packet Lord sidmouth will sail trom Port
Royal with a mail toe (heat Britain, on the bth of September.
Vessehi of War in Harhour.—The Magnificent. convalescent
ship. Captain Charles Elliott; the Isis (dal/ ship), 50, Captain
H. Patton ; the liatlequin, 18, Captain J. Scott; the Union, 8,
Lieut. Haines.

The liindesy, 11.ckinson, from New Orleans, to Liverpool, put
into Savannah, Sept. 6, leaky; and crew sick.
The Monmouth, bound to Bristol, has put back to Cronetadt,
leaky, and discharged part of her cargo to repair.
The St. James. of Glasgow, from Jamaica, was spoken 7th inst.
in lat. 32. long. 76. 30. with loss of both masts, nearly all her sails,
decks swept, &c. . _ - .

The Isabella, Munn, of and from Glasgow for Jamaica, went
whore in Florida Reef, 28th ult. Part of her cargo tallen out by
the wreckers next day, when she got oft; and was prcceetling for
Charleston.
The nercede, Russell, from Gavannah, for Gibraltar. was up-
set by a hurricane, fhb inst. in let. 32. 20. long. 77. 10. lost both
mirs, bowsprit, every thing ofFtleck, and two men overboard ; was
making for the first port, ander jury-masts.
The Emma, from Havannalt, for flortlcaux, was :Token, 10th
inst. in lat. 33. long. 77. with loss of main and mizen-masts and
head of her foremast, making for the first port.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. OcTonEn 11.
SHIPS ENTERED lx‘yanDa.—The Countess of Elgin, Stranack,
from Ostend . • BrauM na, Fox, from Ostend; Fly, Sutton, from
Malaga; Queen Charlotte, Fenner, from Jersey; llarbadoes
Planter, Wells, from Peterahurgh ; Crisis, Taylor' from Belize ;
Goede Verwagring. Wytyttnck. from Groningen ; Helen. Levi'',
from Rolerdatn ' • -Henry, Minikin, from Nova Sunh ; Arn, LAM,
from goebee; Franz, llalman, from Stettin;
from Belfast. _

ENTEnen OVTWAR I•3.—The Arethusn, A rrowsmith. for
Belize and Honduras; Alida Frankina. Mulder, for Rotterdam;
Berwick Packet, Hughes, for Lisbon; Eliza, Johnson, for Jamaica;
Lydia. Thoinpson, for Charleston ; Arend, Klbring, for Antwerp :
%Warwick, Gibson, for Rio Janeiro; Cecilia Margaretha. Shioltl-
berg. for Dram John Shand, !ones, for Jamaica; Indemnity,
Wu:Allan, for Demerara; Jessey, %Wilson, tot Wucatan and Hon-
duras; Erin, M•Kibbin, for Belfast; Fortitude, lawckner, for
Dublin ; Dash, Allen, for Cork.
CLzanED OuTwaaps.—The Richmond, Middleton. for Ma.
gadore ; Jonge Johanna, ZifFer, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent;
Sarah Margaret, Slteader, for liamhurgh ; Arethusa, Glendenning,
for Jamaica; Furst Ilardenburg, Miller, for Stettin; Vrouw
Hendrik*, Kramer, for Rotterdam ; Maas, Blake, for Rotterdam ;
Foot Brothers, Harvey. for Guernsey and Jersey ; Albion, Wild,
for Vera Cruz; Vrow Maria Anna, Weeg, for Antwerp; Bolivar,
Bransfield, for Lima and Guayaquil ; Stately, Edgar, for Jamaica ;
Clementine, Wotton, for Naples; Reward, Grey, for South. en
Whale Fishery.
CI.EARF.D OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Ardent, Gowan,
for BeUkst.