The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-04 00:00:00

TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM.

Printed Parties,lars will he ready twenty-one days preceding the
Sale, anal may be then had at the Inns in Briatul, Bridgewater,
Bath, Newport, and lilaucester • of 11es►rs. Richards, Clarke, and
Sates, Solicitors, Chagel-strret, Uedford.row ; at the Mart ; and of
Winstanley and Sun:, Paternoster-row. where Plans of the Estate
and Coalfield, ici:ll a Section of the Veins of fish, may be seen.

TWO ER EI.:MILD III.IC-lIMYSIN. W HOSE ITEE-U,
THREE DWELLING-HOUSES. !tr.
By W I NSTA N and SONS,
At the Mart, early in DEAT3I BEN.
'VERY Valuable and Improvable FREEII()LI1 ES.
TA TES, consisting of the George and the Ship Puldic.
boosts. and Three Dwelling-houses, being Nos. 22 and M. and
Nos. 341, 31, nnil 32, iu (heat Somerset. ss M'hitechapel. let
on ground-rent leases, which will expire in 1831 a Dwelling.
house and Shop. living No. MI. Dishopagate.strect Without ; and
the AntigallicAn Coffee-house, in Shire-lane, Temple-bar.
Due notice of the Day of Sale, and farther Particulars, will be
given in this and other Papers.

FItLEIIt►I.I) AND COPY lIOLD LAND,
At Westhaio, in the county of Eno.. aid Fee Farm Rents
amounting to Wt. 13a. 1)tl. per annum,
By WINSTANLEI and SONS,
At the 3lart, early inDeeeniber,

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VERY valuable and desirable FREP:110LI) and
V ('OPVII0I.1) EST.II'IIS. consicing of Twenty-siz ALTO
eloredingly rich land railed the Staines, situate near to I.reco-
nvert., in the Parish of Wolohan' and County of Essex, in the oc-
cupation of 3lnutts. Ireland. as %early tenants. Also, Fee farm
'tents, amounting to 441. I:k. 11d. per annum, issutn:: out of Ks-
sates iu the liuntics of Lincoln and Warwick.

Due notice of the day of Sale, zLI yartieulara, will be
given in this antl other Papas.

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FISIIQUARD, OCT. 31.—. t barque, with other wreck, drifted
on shore about four miles this side of St. David's Head, yesterday.
'tut: t. or, OcT.:ll.—The Lady Margaret, Leech, front Fort
William, ran on the NOTLII Bull, but was gut off' and put into
Kingston with nit any damage.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Miramichi,
dated Oct. 1 : . .

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" I beg leave to acquaint vo.:, that the brig Dispatch, Johnson.
arrived bete the ea), hettre yentreay, having on board the master
and crew of the ship Alfre I, of Idit.Jon, which vessel she fell in with
on the 2.2 d ult., •nh seven feet water in her hold. and htv crew in
a state of itint,ny. Captain Spink was mixions to get the vessel
into the harbour of St. John's, Newfoundland, being, at the time
be was spoke, tln miles from Cape Race ; but was prevented front
efrerting his object by the insubordination of his crew, who, not.
withstanding his over of a handsome bo•mty to each man (it they
got the ship into port) persisted in theireetermination to leave the
vessel. Captain Spirit was unable to save any of the materials,
from the lateness of the night when he went on hoard the Ilia.
patch; and at the time he left his ship the water had increased to
ten feet. The present severe easterly gales, I our sorry to say, have
been attended with some serious losses at the moutft of this bar..
hour. The Granite, of Aberdeen, parted her cable a few days
since, went on shore en Fox Island, and is a total wreck. The
Mars, of Bideford, is on shore between Tabisintack and 'Fracady,'
without much hope of getting off. The Robust ran on 'bore on'
the west ruiut of Prince Edward's Island, where she nrat lies, a
total wreck. The Pilgrim, of Slittirls, hus lust her rudder, and I
dud she is otherwise seriously injured : she is still in the 11,:y."
The Monk weacnouth, from Aberdeen to Sunderland, was
totally wrecked IBM ult. on the Fern Islands—crew and materials
saved.

~Vsesct. SPOIIN wtrit—Mary of Workington, Lee, from
Buenos Arcs for Liverpool, Sept. 17.

Till,: ARMY.

The 91101 Regiment of Foot will, in pursuance of pre-
vious orders, proceed, in the beginning of the ensuing
year, to the Cape of Good of Hope, to replace the Gth
(Ist Warwickshire) Regiment of Infantry, which is or-
dered to noinhay to relieve the 4th (Lancashire) Regi-
ment of Foot, ordered home.

'The 99th Regiment of Foot will embark in January,
MIS, for the Mauritius, for the purpose of relieving the
.56th (West Essex) Regiment of Infantry, which is orderul
home.

The 4d (the Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot, will
embark, in the begin ll ill g of the ensuing year, for Bombay,
to relieve the 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of In-
fantry, which is ordered home.
The 69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot, is
ordered, on being relieved at Maitre, by the 44th (Nor-
thampton) Regiment of Infantry, from New South Wales,
to return to England.

The Review and Inspection of the 17th Lancer., sta-
tiomd in this City (Canterbury), which wu fixed for
Thursday, did not lake p!ace until &Ruda). About eleven
o'clock this fine Reginiebt, under the Command of Colonel
the Honourable Lincoln Stanhope, drew up in the Military
Field adjoining the Barracks in Review Order, when the
Inspecting Ventral of Cavalry, Lord IL E. 11. Somerset,
attended by his noble brother Lori! John Somerset, rode
into the fic!d, the hand striking up " God save the King."
After close inspection, the Regiment went through their
militaty evolutions in fine style, and with surprising ex-
actness. We understand his 1 m.dship expressed himself
highly gratified with their inilttary appearance, and their
fine discipline, as also of the good condition of their
horses. The grand military hand of the Lancers performed
a number of favourite man lies, and military airs. The
morning was extremely unfavourable, owing to the driz-
zling rain, which made the gnu very slippery, and ac-
counted for t!:e thin attendance of spectators.—Kcatiali
Gazelle.