The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-11 00:00:00

REWARD.

A MONG the very numerous Correspondents of the last
/1 week at.IIINAI RAN WARREN'S BLACKING MA-
NI r FACTORY, lie is sorry to find persons addressing him on the i
subject of having his Name chalked on the Walls in and about the
Metropolis. He, in order to maintain that character which his
establishment has bitheito done (that of ranking among the first
in the country). declares that he has never done, nor will he do,
any art, which, in his opinion, would much lower him in the esti-
mation of an enlightened public. 'f he r.uisance occasioned by
such vile practices, induces Jonathan Warren to otfer a Reward to
any person who may detect others in writing his name on any Walls.
Jonathan Warren likewise cautions the public against spurious
articles being sold under his name, and that his only Establishment
is at SO, Hungerforil stairs, Strand, where his genuine and only
original Blacking s sold wholesale ; and retail by every respect.
stile Vender in the United Kingdom, in Bottles, Hoses, and Pots
1 at Ise Gd., Is., and fol. each.

AfEETINC: OF CREDITORS
AT TRII LayzaurTs' COURT, RASINOU•LL-STRERT,

TIIIII DAY.

TIMID MEETING. 11.
B. Laing, Fenchurch-street, shipowner - - - 12
W. Altink, li igh-strcet, Southwark, dealer in spruce - 10
.U. Pulley, llethord. draper . - - - 1
W. Berry, llolland-street, Southwark, ccal-merchant - 1
V. T. Noyce, Richmond, shoemaker - - - 10
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N. Moore, Wigan, I.ancashite hop-dealer - . , - 11
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IV. Price, Fetter-lane, optician - . - 10
R. Bennett, Woodford, I.:we'', blacksmith . - - 12
T. Taylor, Boss-strees, Ilorselydown, inealmaa - - 10

'MEOW]; MEETING.
T. Teuton, Warrington, cotton-spinne► - - - 12
J. Johnson and J. Davies, Ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal-mer-
chants - - - . - - 12
J. I.,:tw yer, Lincoln's Inn-fields, winc-mercliaLt - - 10
D. S. Want, Skinner• street, cabinet-maker - - - 11
T. C. Lewis and C. Devon, High Holborn, linen-drapers • 11
W. Lidded, Charlotte-row. Ilerniondsey, coal-merchant - 12
G. Hirst, Manchester, clothier . . - - 10
J. Foster, A hchtirch-lane, merchant - - - - 12
W. Jones, Ratelitl-highway, grocer . - - - 12

FIRST 3IEETINo.
J. W. Braddock, Portsmouth, musical.mstrument-maker - 1
1. Penr.an, Batson-street, Limehouse. master-mariner . 11
11. S. 'Jersey, Oalord-street, hosier - - 11

Price 7d.

I.VrtfiDGENCE.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
eITSTOII-110Vrip, PORTLAND. AUG. 4.—The Light-house
lately built on Monbcgan Island. near the westerly entrance of Pr.
nitheeot Bay, it how lit up during the night*, with ten lamp. and
reflectors, fitted on two sides of an oblong squire, one side produc-
ing a blood real light, the other a common white light, and is re.
volvieg. Isaac
Superintendent of Light-hot:4es in Moire.

CUSTO9I-Ht)USE. SEPT. 9.
SKIPS ENTEIIED INIVART)3.—The Ruckert, from Peters.
burgh: Rover, from Naples; Traveller, from Demerara; Milford,
from Moga.lore; John, from 'Whoa; Marquis Wellesley, front
Grenada; Vrow Margins, from Rotterdam; Lovely Cruiser, from
Oporto; Britannia. from St. Kitt's; Atalanta. from :tlade:ra:
Maitland, from Alcsandris ; firm, from Jamaica; Eden, from
Quebec; and Hercule, from Dunkirk.
EXTEItEb OUTWARPII.—The Maria, far Lubeck; Rellena. for
Hamburgh; Percival, for lirenada ; Monmouth, for the I ape of
Good Hope; Waterloo, for Jamaica ; New Frederick, for ilill'o4l4
and Rambler. for Malts.

Cl.Cattlra flt twaans.—The Parma. for Madras; Mtrierva.
for 3lalag• ; Britannia, fur Smttin • Dorothy. for Etsineur ; •
for Genoa; and 114itancia, for the ('oast of Bpain. Dia"i

FAL 31101; TV, SEPT. B.—Arrived the Shannon, Quimgen, from
Bahia. in 65 days.
PLTIIUtI TH, SEPT. B—Arrived the Escape, Cos. from Faro;
Wanderer, Wargouti, front Si. Jobs's, Neettrunarriek. OT the
port, the Orynthta, Halton, ter Bombay ; a brig from Trinidad,
and the Vertumnus, Lush, from Zama. Soled the John and
Mazy, for Benleaus.
Drat, SEPT. S.—Arrived IUI4I mailed for the River, the Lady
Arabella, Renner, from Vera Grua; John Popplcwell. from Ja-
maica; and Albinis, itiltadfurth, from Demerara.

SlPT.9.—Arrived the Milford, Taylor, from
Teart.&; %Calfskin 31 iillervrav,Studdart ; Eden, Smith ; Diana,
Ilridthwaite; Pomona. llandyrade ; Julius Canrar, Stafford; Co-
lumbine,%Vright—all f Quebec; Echo, Dunlop: frau St. Vin.
cent's; Courier, Mains-sting, from New South Wales; Matilda,
Wallace, front St. Domingo; Vittoria, Tate, from Trinidad
Hero, Cummings, from Kingston; Abeona, Cubitt, from Cadiz;
Richmond, Spencer, from Hamburgh. Sailed the Sir Henry
Stanhope, Robinson. for ; Britannia, Fox, for Ilara -
burgh ; King titurge, Pay, fur Jersey ;- Earl Claw:arty, heath,
for Rotterdam.

LIVERPoOL, SETT. B.—Arrived the Alexander. Weymouth,
from Pernambuco—tailed tne 2.-Alt July, in company with the
Dan, for this per. t ; the 3lary and ElizabAll. for London—uuled
the day before; Friends, Pope, from Quebec—sailed titn August ;
Livonia. Smith, from Montreal; David Shaw, Harrison, front
Halifax; and the Makin, Brooks, from Malta.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 11.—The following vessels arrie.-.1 here
yesterday :—The Pacific, 1/I•Gowan, from -Buenos Ayer., h.des ;
I General Brock, Edrn, from Paraiba, with cotton and hides ;
Harannah packet, Easton, from Havannalt, with sugar; lets,
Butcher, (ruin Lisbon, with wine, fruit, &c.; Peace, Bellamy,
Pyrantus, Baird, and Excellent, Grant, from Quebec, with timb,r,
staves, and ashes; Nancy,Davies, and Albion, Fisher, from Noss
Scotia, *Eh timber, &c. . • Regent, front St. John's. New
Brunswick, wish ber.&c.; Traveller Edinonston, tram t ape
Breton, with timber. &c.; James, Robson, front Bay Clialt•ur,
with timber, &c.; Sarah, Hammond, and Echo, —,, from Mes-
sina; Fanny, from Sicily; Ann. Ferguson. front Marseilles; Ac-
tive, Heigh, &con Wexford with wool, &c.; Arabella ; Mary,
31•Intosh. and Williamcoid Jane, Buntlinga, from Limerick, with
butter, ballast, &c.; Nancy, Hughes, from Cork, with butter an.l
grain; Star, from Aberdeen; Ranger, Savage, and Roberts,
Gowan, front Whist, with linen cloth and provisions; St. George,
Heaney, from Drogheda, with linen cloth and provisions; Junn
and Mary, from Kijala. with oats, and barley; James and Isa-
bella, from Galway, with marble; William Little, sl•Lean, from
Londonderry, with ballast; Sophia, 61`Kee, from Dundalk, with
butter, &c. ; Cerek. Jones, front Dublin, with sundries; Nimble,
Kennedy, from Whitehaven, with sundries; Betsey and Mary
Ann, ~,'"omerville, front Castlehaven, wi:h wheat; and Cunning-
ham, from Portaferry.—One ship and four brigs were off the port
at sunset last evening.
GREENOCK, SEPT. 6.—Arrived here on Siin.'ay, the brig 31a--
suet, Captain Boyd, from Quebec; sailed thence the 6d ult. 1,1
company with the ship Northumberland, bound for the ;
and Livonia, Smith, for Liverpool; parted with them on the 14th.,
on the Banks of Newfoundland ; saw a number of vetoes in ti:e
River and Gulph. upward bound. On the 22e1 ult, la lat. 47. 0.
long. 40. 0. spoke the Vt'hity of North Shields, bound to Quebec,
all well. Left loading at Montreal fur Saltcoata, the brig Warner,
Stevenson ; and for Liverpool, Fisher, Ditchbunt • and Betsy, of
Workington, all to sail in a few days after. Glzigow' Taylor, at
Quebec, from hence 4th alt.; Ceres, Miller, at Holy Loch, from
Malta, 4th instant.
Mowraosz. Sari. 6—About two o'clock on Sunday myrnivg
last, a smuggler's boat, with 176 kegs of genera, when atteu.ptit•g
to land near this place, struck a rock, and was upset.
JAMAICA, JULY 24.—The Colombian B. W. Aguas, arrived
at La Guayana 3d ult. from a cruise MY the Car.ary baud.; she
captured a Spanish brig. and exchanged broadsides with a French
brig.
Gbgttart.e Alto. 7.—The Cleopatra, Earns, last her main-
mast in a squill, 224 ult. abreast of this bay, and was agsiNtctl iris
port on the 24th. She refitted and sailed on the 21st for
NEW Yoau, Attu. 7.—Arrived the Atlantic, Blake, from Mu
wins in twelve days; left there the IS'eser, of this port for limn -
burgh, discharging, having sprung a leak after the was 104,!.....
31EXIVO, JUNE 30.—Ilis Majesty's ship Parthisn has take:,
a piratical schooner off Silsa, supposed to be the same that took
the French brig Ancienne, from Marseilles, the Captain and Super-
eargo of which wete put on sheie forty leagues from Alsatudo,
where they arrived in a miserable state. His 3lajestv's ship Forte
is to sail from Vera Cruz for Tampico and England the beginning
of July.
GAVANNAIT, JILT 19.—The cargo of the brig Mercatur, A:-
1 len, of New York, which was captund sonic time since by pirates,
has been sent in droghers to Matanzas, and was seized there by Vie
Government. _

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A LVARADO, Jt, xx 28.—The United States ship of war Gram-
pus, arrived from Campeachy, reports that the crew of an English
bark loading at Laguna de los Terminus, had been murdered by
pirates. His Majesty's brig Panhian, arrived at Sacriticios, passed
by there, and saw several prizes collected by pirates, but owing to
shallow water, and want of a pilot, could not go in. She however
took a small pilot boat, the crew of which saved themselves by
swimming ashore. The United States corvette John Adams has
gone down to destroy that new establishment; a Mewkan gumbaat
accompanied her, but returned next day, as her mast was found to
be rotten.
_ _ .

JULY 14.—8 y adisices from Campearhy, the English ship Slier-
non, Peart, from Campeschy to London, was burnt by prates at
Laguna de los Terminos, and the crew murdered ; and that the
mast is full of pirates. Two French brigs of war have arrived at
Sacriticios, viz. the Eugene, front New Orleans, and Ruse, front
llavannah. The American schooner Constitution, from New th-
leans, bound to Vera Cruz, was fallen in with by the Mezitc.
schooner Vgnala, near the Castle, brought in and condemned. The
James and Marry, from Gibraltar to Vera Cruz. was ups., taken
posseraion of by the Vguzla, outside the bar, and broLght brie,
but has since been given up.

The schooner liella, of rlarbadoes, Newnhant, bound from Tri-
nidad to Gibraltar, was captors-al by a French ship of war, ac.l
carried into Goadsloupe, when both rtwitel at:d cargo will con-
demned. . . . .

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The Neptune, Armstrong, arrived at Aberdeen on the Ist List.
front the Greenland Whale Fishery, with three risk, about sixty
tuns of nil. Left the fishingsground on the 13th oh., at winch
time, he thinks, there might remain eight or ten British vessels.
Among these the Jape, Bruce, of Aberdeen, st.hich, although pre.
vinusly a dean ship, had, on the 7th ultimo, killed two large lish,
supposed to yield about forty tuns of oiL
The General Brock, arrived at Liverpool from Para!lLL sa:!el
24th July); the Blucher, Wheldon, sail l 21st for LiverpouL The
Elizabeth mud Ann wasloading for Liverpool.
VEssELs SPOKEN WITII.—Love, Liverpool to Quebec, `221
ult, by the Friends, Pope, arrived at Liverpool. Thomas, of ani
for Cork, from Trinidad, I:1:h August, out ten days; and 11
instant, Iluskinson, of and tor Liverpool from Demerara. out
twenty nine clays—by the Osborne packet, arrived at Faluisrath.
Duke of Wellington, Liverpool, for St. John's, New Bruuswttit.
13th tilt., and OD 21st the transport No. 21.1. from 'Art 'pool Nit
Ilaltfax—bv the Virginia, arrived off Dover. Lion, of P 001..,
Demerara for Newfoundland, Aug. Ili; Plover of Dartmoutil,
from Bristol for Newfounaind. Aug. 18th; Cumberland of Mary-
port, for 31iramichi, Aug. 25111; the Elizabeth, Faber, arrived
at Padstow. Bideford, Plymouth, for Prince Edward's Island.
' sth inst., all well—by the Chariot, Milne, arrived front Tabagn.
British Tar, of Liverpool, from Belfast foe Queb:g. 7th, August;
same day, Sir John Cameron, London for Quebec; 10;h August,
Dorset, Dublin fur Xiramichi--by the Naacy, Davis, arrived at
Liverpool. Stephen, of Newcastle, Ilenself, bound to Pietou.
28th ult., all well—by the Industry. arrived at Portsmouth.--
Sprightly, London to the West Indies. 211th July, all well—by
his 51ajotty's ship Blanche. arrived at 31adeirs.

FATAL Ace's's:l.4l%—A dreadful accident happened to
John Andrew, the Bourn carrier, as he was 'returning from Snug.
ford last Friday night. lie was driving a waggon and two horses.
ar.d being much intoxicated, was riding in company with his wii:
Rod another passenger, although the waggon was very heavily lads=
with goods. from the maddening Effects of liquor, the wrotche.l
man urged the horses at a most furious rate down the hills ;
in descending the hill near Maathorpe Cross. be himself becavie
alarmed. and jumped of the shafts to crokaeour to sti p them I :a
the attempt. he unfortunately fell, and both the wheelx or the war -
grin passing over his body, he was sc dre•.ifully eli,!.ed that t, •
expired in consequence in a few suinmer. H,a wile. al.!bwigtl acts
also jumped from the waggon. received no injury. and the ote.v
passenger was equally fortunate. Au inquest was held MI the ht't
inv. on the body of the deceased, by Mr. Edwards. Uwon.:r.
Veedict—'• Killed b► the wheels of a waggon passing over his body,
he being at the time in a ,ta!e of intoxication." T
horses were found to be dcodanth and a fine of ton shillings
thereon.