The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

SIPPING INT-ELL-

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LIVERPOOL. WIDNISDAY, Maacw ftkvlo-a
Wind N.Nlf. to N.N.W.
or tbs. 'Pr tarork Serrille,•froos Pb,O•otapla, eb.
a, ongtield, from Mouite, sailetkisth Feb.; Will
AN, from St. Domingo ; Carl Alexander, Branden, fro
"ilk from Terceira; Tamerlane, Johnson, from ,:ava
Webb, from Savannah, railed 25th Feb. in company with the Cleo a, r
Liverpool ; John Wells, Harr!. from New York, sailed 25th Feb.; A.goes,
from Demerara; Florida, Jaques, from Charleston; ratmodth,
y, from Nova Scotia; Pocahontas. from Savannah; Iris,
Rice, from ditto; Favourite, Bandholme, from Riga.
The Montezuma, West, agd C:esar, French, from Liverpool,
arrived at Philadelphia 20th February.
The Manhattan, Marshall, from Liverpool, arrived at New York 19th
February.

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The Shannandoah, Rose, from Liverpool, arrived at Alexandria, U.S.
17th February.
The Corsair, —, from Singapore, i. off Mount's Ray.
HOLYHEAD, MARCHRind W.N.W. to W. fresh breeze and
cloudy.—The ;Hilton, from Savannah for Liverpool, passed the Head.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Sailed the Juno, Milne ; the Eliza, Hobert. ;
the Mary, Evan.; the Charley, Llewellyn ; the Liberty, Gibson ; and the
Betty, Humphries—all for London; also about SO sail of cuasters.—Wind
N.W. to W.N.W.
Ponvali °ern, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Spencer, Huggne, from Shields
for Quebec ; the Four Sisters, Foreman, from London for St. Michael's.
Sailed the Sovereign, German, for Londan.—Wind W.N.W.
MAtten 29.—Passed through for the River the William Man-
ning, Smith, from St. Kitt's ; and the transport No. 25, from the west-
ward. Passed through from the River the Robert and Ann, Harrlion ;
the St. Charles, Cousins; the Christopher, Knight; and the Hopewell,
Dobson, for Quebec; the Union, Clench, or Cadiz; the Barbadoes, Lee,
for St. John's, New Brunswick. Arrived from the River, and remain, the
Venetia, Rutland, fbr Jamaica. Five, p.m.—Several ship. are corning
down from the River too late to obtain their namen.—Wind N.W. to
N.N.W. _ _

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GRAYRSEND, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Petrel, Harris, from Cork;
London, Gibbs, from Rotterdam; Glory, Frost, from Rotterdam; Dun-
dee, Spink, from Dundee. Sailed the Pallas, Le Gros, for Newfoundland ;
Argus, Pain, fur Hamburgh ; Hector, Sadler, for Jamaica; Montmorency,
Marrbsou, for Quebec; Good Hope, Berg, for Antwerp.
WHITHHAVSN, MARCH 2S.—The Sarah, Laird, which sailed from hence
23d inst. for Aunan, struck upon a rock off Newbie, and sunk.—Crew
saved.

The Betsey, of St. Ives, Jennings, from Dundalk to Liverpool, foun-
dered the end of last month ; all the passengers and crew, amounting to
:52, persons, were drowned.
The East India Company's ship Kettle Castle, Adams, from China, ar-
rived yesterday to the Downs, sailed on the 25th November, and from St.
Helena 7th February ; she was the fifth ship-that sailed. The Atlas and
Herefordshire! were the next ships to sail. The latter was spoken with
off the Cape by the Kettle Ca4le.
The Swift, Povey, from Neath to Bridport, foundered off the Land's-end,
28th inst.—Crew saved.

WATRRFORD, MARCH V.—The Victory, Jamey, from Cork to Porto-
mouth, which wig 9tranded at lionmohon, 13th July, ha. been got off and
curried into Dungarvon, and is waiting a wind to proceed here and repair.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Kelly Castle, Adams, from China, hay arrived off Portsmouth. She
sailed from China •2211 Nov: and St. Helena 7th Feb.

ARRIVALS AT Inglis, Serie, from Bombay; General Kyd,
Nodule, from Bengal ; Hythe, Wil 'on, from ditto ; Yaissittrirt, Dalrymple,
from Bombay; Bridgewater, Manderson, from Bengal; Windsor, Hari.
aide, from Bombay; Repulse, Patterson, from Bencoolen ; Atlas, Hine,
Madras Waterloo, Aiaager, from Bengal; Kelly Castle, Adam*, from
Bombay, on the 22d Sept.; Royal George, Kimmins, from Bengal ; Scaleby
CitAtie, Newell, from ditto; Herefordshire. Hope, from Madras; Far.
quharson, Croickshaak, fromßombay ; Bombay, Charritie, from London;
Lowther Castle, Baker, from ditto; Buckinghamshire, Glasspoole. from
ditto ; Warren Hastings, Hawes, from ditto ; Duke of York, Locke, from
ditto ; Roxburgh Castle, Denny, from ditto. '
The whole of the Company's regular ships were to have been despatched
from Whiny's before the end of February.
ARILITALN AT ST. 1,41/LISIA.—JIIMIIS Sibbald, Forbes, from Bombay,
on the Stl Feb. ; Simpson, Simpson, from ditto, ith Feb.
Passenger per Kelly Castle—Mr. William Burrowes.
Mr. and Mrs. Haines were coining in the Inglis.
Mums. Toone and Ball, from China; and Mr. Shaw, of the Bengti
Army, were coming in the Atlas.
The Atlas and Herefordshire werethe next ships to salt from China, about
the Ist December.
The Herefordshire was spoken with off the Cape, by Curacea, American,
from China.
The Atlas was to go to the Cape with the Company's teas; also the
Buckinghamshire was ordered to the Cape, and expected to be despatched
10th December.
The ships were despatching from China as follows :—The General Kyd,
Inglis, Bridgewater, and Repulse, on the 17th November; the Kelly
Castle, November 22 ; the Atlas, November 2:.; the Herefordshire, Dec.
1 ; the Waterloo, anti the Hythe, Dec.S ; the Windsor, Farquartion, Van.
Kitten, and probably the Buckinghamshire, 10th December.

At the meeting of the Dock Committee of Liverpool, on
Tuesday. it was determined to make the whole of the north
end south sidesof the Brunswick Basin into inclined planes,
for the purpose of affording better accommodation to steam
vessels and river craft. The. Dock surveyor was directed
to consult with the Corporation surveyor as to the best
mode to he adopted, to enable the Corporation to take pos-
session of that part of the Old Dock belonging to them. A
survey of the stations between Liverpool and Holyhead,
necessary for the purpose of establishing a telegraphic
communication between those two places, was directed to
be made.