The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL S, 1

MiIIDAY, JANtrAItY i.

The Room WAR pretty well at
betting was slack. The general

trended towards the close, but the
odds see as follows
NIL

to 1 agst Monarch
to 1 agat Tredrilla
to I agst The General
to I agit Advance
to I agat Oramarie
to 1 apt Zuleika
to 1 agat Bolivar
to 1 age, Twntty

25 to 1 apt Ro^,ens
25 to 1 apt Sophist
Mt to 1 apt h Heron
20 to lap t Pranks
30 to 1 agat Cedric
1000 to 20 apt Scratch
10000 to 200 slot Ilenry (tat)

20
20
23
25
26

fli to 1 aglt lfignionatt•
t 4 to I agat Pawn
9 to 1 art Moses
12i to 1 agst Henry

IT. L:

74 to I agst Bed!smite -
II 4 to 1 agst Crusader
12 to 1 agst Belzoni
111 to 1 apt Barataria
20 to 1 apt The General

'llii
to
il
saliettiEloli.zapeeboth
14 to 1 apt Parasol
16 to 1 apt any other
EGER.

26 to 1 art Calypso
40 to I it King (:aria.
40 to 1 apt Barefoot
1000 to 10 apt Caneati
50 to I Agit any oti.er

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
York Spring St. Leger Stakes, of 26 soya. each, for coits
fillies now two yrs old, to run on the first day of the York 5p,,,.
Meeting, 1826; colts to carry Ust. 61b., and lilies Bst.
Last mile and three quarters.
The following horses have been named for the above importiat
Stakes, including some of the best In the St. Leger, the betting 02
which is very considerably influenced by the above'
Lord Kennedy's ch c Bedlamite, by idi'elbeck
b e King Cation, by Cation.
Duke of Leeds's b c by "Whisker—Masquerade.
Mr. Watts's br c Belzoni, by Blacklock.
--- eh c Brother to Barefoot.
Mr. Ridsdale's ch c by Tramp—Rhubarb's dam.
Lord Munegutter's b f Garcia, by Octavian.
Lord Kelbume's ch e Brother to Cymbeline.
Lord Milton's e Mulatto, by Catton—Desdemona,
Sir W. Milner's b c by Cation—Neva.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, li-Eititsstur, JAN. 4.

Wind It:.-High Water. 33 m. p. 7, P.M.
Arrived the Diana, Ferguson. from Seib,. •
()ff—The Silas Richards, II oldridge from New York.
The Star. Baker, and the Indefatigable, Smith, from Lire,
pool, have arrived et Pernambuco.
The Loyal Sam, Petrie, from Newfoundland, has arrived ai
Pernambuco.

Sailed yesterday, the Laurel, Dunn, for New Orleans; Annt
bella, Ililleur, for Jersey; Canada, Rodgers, foe New York,
Dalhousie Castle, Walton, for ditto ; Royal George, Harper, fot
ditto ; Peter and Jane, Le Visconte, for Jersey ; Onderomeoitt,
Rooderkirk, for Rotterdam ; Sarah and Caroline, Evans, for
Charlseton ; Hoop, Gene, for Rotterdam; Herta', Hill, for Ant
werp ; tined Verwsgting, Noulines, for Havre; Deux Smut
Gekure, for ditto; Mary Ann, Adams, for Genes; and Squ;
Warren, for the Azores.

PEl:zaarcz, Jaar. 3.—The Active, Jarvis, which sailed fe,
Liverpool, put back on the lit inst. ; she sailed again yestrtast,
hut put bark again ; it blowing hard, and having a light cargo, tte
could not work round the land.

Sr. Usrs, Drc. 3.—Front the 2d inst. it has generally blows
hard from the S.W.; but the shipping in harbour have not suffer(
nor have I heard of say loaves on the coast.
FALMOUTH. JAW. 3.—Arrived tht Duke of York picket, from
the Leeward Islands—sailed from St. Thomas's the 3d Dec.; the
Stanmer packet, from Lisbon ; also a bark, two brigs, and a pan.
names unknown.—Wind R.S.E.

PLYMOUTH, .lAA. 3.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Live
from Alvarado, &c., sailed about 2flth Nov.

.
TEICINAtOUTH, JAN. small schooner, mons unknows
'opposed French, wail totally wrecked on this bar. The erew wt
saved by boats, which, with peat danger, went to assist.
Pouyamotrx, JAN. 4.—Arrived the Sarah. Bateman, fro-1
Honduras, with loss of bulwarks, &e. : sailed 30th Oct. in coil
patty with the Zephyr and Rosalind, for London, and parted s!
days after sailing. The Atlas, Cox, and the Melpomene Joht
son, were loading. and would be ready to sail in a week after t!
Sarah. Also arrived the Five Gebrooders, D'Stear, from Ha
vannah for Antwerp; the Eleanor, /Croak from Memel. The
Onyx, Layton, from Honduras, out twelve weeks. is working w
from the Needles. Sailed his Majesty's ship Royal Oak, for Br
muda.—Wind E.

DEAL. Jaw. 4.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the British
King, 3lonerieff, from New York: saw about 30 sail of home.
wai'd.bound vessels below Beachy Head. Passed through frtrn
the River, the Sisters, Duke, for the South Seas ; and the Hope.
Burns, for the Cape of Good Hope. The Admiral Cockburn, fo.
. Rotterdam, and the Palafox, fur Lisbon, remain.—Wind E.
strong breezes.
MARGATE, JAN. 4.—The Georgian', Haylett, for Bengal.
attempting to get round the North Foreland yesterday. carriz:,
■way her fore-topsail yard, and in consequence put back to these
Roads, and remains.
GRAVESEND. JAN. 4.—Arrived the New Union, Shlllir
from Dieppe ; Three Children, —, from Skeetlain ; Neptune
Voss, from Rostock; Tugent, Tutworst, from ditto; Alexandek
Martin, from Hamburgh ; Prince of Waterloo, Matter, from
Ostend. Several vessels pissed this day in a gale of wind at east.
names unknown. Sailed the Glory. Pope, for Genoa.
Hanwien, JAN. 4, six p.m.—There is a brig ashore upon'
• West Rocks, off this harbour, with se►eral boats dismantling h.
particulars are not ascertained. It is expected she will go to pit
this flood.

GRIMSBY, JAN. 2.—This day our ,lock was opened for
reception of shipping, after a thorough cleansing and repairing.
GIBRALTAR, DEC. 9—Another severe gale from S.W. I
experienced here last night. The Pomona, Ham, from Faro
London, which put In here 3d inst. itas lost be' foremast
bowsprit. The Virginia. Marshall, from New York, on slit
under the line wall. is bilged, and cannot be got off. All t,t
cargo on board. The San Nicolo, Caffarens, hound to Mogadore,
is stranded, and her cargo greatly damaged. The vessel's on shcr
from the first gale suffered severely last night. The Hear
Martin, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, is bilged, and has I,
her mainmast. The Silkworm, Hathaway, from Alalaga to N
York, is not worth repairing.
I)Ec. 10.—The Danish galliot Frederick, Petterson, from N
laga, has been got off the Strand.
Dwc. I2.—The Nordus Grundaun, Noragt, from Ilamburgh,
stranded at Bayside.
DEC. 13.-L.The Morstenero, Gandolfo. from hence to Card
gene, was captured off Almeria, by a Colombian privateer, as
sent to Colombia; and was wrecked near Larache 9th inst. The
Star, Halasco, from lilogadore, was wrecked 7th lost. on 'he cast
of Barbary--erew and some specie saved.
ANTIGUA, Nov. 29.—The Elizabeth, Jackson, from Ph•..
delphia to Buenos Ayres, which put in here 7th inst. in distress,
has been condemned.
•BABCELONA, Dtc. 24.—The Mary, Hodges, arrived here
front London, is put under quarantine for not bringing
Spanish Consul's Certificate for one box of bombazines; and
fear the Health Board will oblige her to discharge In
Lazaretto.

The Victory, Kingsbury, from Gibraltar and Tampico, was
tally lost at Alvarado, in a heavy gale, on the 26th Sept.
mate and four men drowued.
The Delight, Wellingham, from Ilatnburgh, ran on shore
Bridlington on. Tuesday.
The Perseverance, !lardy, from Newfoundland; Hontres..
Boyd, from New York; Lovely Crulzer, —, from Gibralt
to London ; Susan and Sarah, from Baltimore ; and Mary, Sti:.
ney, from New Orleans, were driven on shore at Gibraltar, during
the late gales.
The Sirene, Schnackel, from Rostock to Colchester, was on ►bore
near Drove 17th inst., and full of water.
The Dora, Bowen, from Adra to Liverpool, put into
14th tilt. with dasnage—part of her cargo thrown overboard, havini
been on shore.
His Majesty's ship Primrose, for Lagusyra. with Sir R. Porter
and suite, and his Majesty's ship Pyramus, for Vera CrUZI
Mr. Moder and suite, sailed from Barbadoes on the 23d and

November.
The Navarina, from London' was stranded on the rocks,
Trinidad, on the 20th November, and is full of water.
The Rio packet, La Blessurier, was lost off Alvarado cn
19th October.

31 AR MED.
On the 3d instant, at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Captain Cita
Pearson, R.N. of St. James's-place, London, to Maria, younger
daughter of the late John Sayers, Esq. of the former place.
On Saturday last, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Robert Cannon,
of Sanderstead, Sur-ey, to Mary Oakley, eldest daughter of
Sanders, Esq.