The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPO7:I=r„ JUNE 9.
Arrived the Minerva, Mayen, from Savannah; Charrlott, Pratt, from
ditto; Pleiades, Smith, from Cuba; Ardent, from St. l'hicent's
Blundell, from Liaison ; Clarence, Corkell, from Jamaica. The Stir'.
dere, from Charleston, is off. _ _

SATuarsar, lams 10.
Arrived the Lancaster, Cannivol, from Bsrbadoes, sailed 4th May ; Syl-
'ennui Jenkins, from New York, sailed 14th May; Magdalene, Bulky.
from Smyrna; Hindoatan, M'Callum, from Alexandria; Belvidere,
Marbury, from Charleston ; Shenandoah, Rose, from ditto.
Sailed—June d, The Broughton, Lane, fur Jamaica; Flora, Blan, ter
Quebec ; Walo, Janus, for Nova Scotia ; Frederick, Sargent, for Viral:llm;
Charlotte, Seeworta, for Pillau ; Europa, Newman, for Rostock ; Appe-
rencen, Nordstrom, for Elsinore; Phittlppfne, Pisch, for Riga; Stitcher
Manowsky, for Memel ; Felicity, M 'Dougat, for St. Petersburgh I Schwerin,
Kraaft, fur Stettin ; NVillselmaina Augusta, Nieurosn, for ditto ; Harmerne,
Raba, for Bremen ; HekeMlas, 'Nuts, for Dantsig ; Waterloo, Banks, fur
Rouen ; Blake, for Newfoundland. June 9—The Hanes, Plli, fur
St. %lucent's. June 10—The Traveller, Burrows, for St. Vincent's;
Juno, Coulson, for Sicily; Mary, Demme, for Miramlehl ; Titlin, Dryden,
for Genoa; Isis, Flindt, for Riga • Eliza, Mortimer, fur Naples.
The Elizabeth, Tobin; Elisabeth, Nelson; and Bella*, Thompson—
from Liverpool, have arrived at Demerara.
The Cossack, from Liverpool, has arrived at Jarnsics.
The Edith., Benson, from Liverpool, has anlved at Barbados, In I'9
days.
The Three Sisters, Dixon ; Adelphi, Stewart ; and Bridgend, Harlow—
from Livampsol, have arrived at Halifax.
The Loyal Sam, Greases, from Liverpool, has arrived at Savannah, la
40 days.
The Hindostan, M'Calium, from Alexandria, passed Holyhead for Li
verpool.
The Clarendon, Corkhill, from Jamaica, sailed from Old Harbour
22d April. On the 29th April, in lat. VI. 33. long. 79. Ml. spoke the brig
Leopold, from Aqua, for Liverpool. On the 28th May, in Ist. 4;.:a:.
long. 18. 20. spoke the Thomas Naylor, from Havannsh for Erase.. Uri
the sth Inst. at 2 p.m. spoke the Susan, for Virginia ; Joshua, for Visa,
and Paragon, for Jamaica, to the westward of Holyhead.
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arre.tintonu,nrdhehattearqsatitileds Wellington.frtheiti,Beris,otrhh;
Kesia, for Stetting, remains. Sailed the Juno, Pritchard, fir Jemmies.
PORTSSIourse, Just' 9.—lt blew very bald last night from N.E. ; seven
p.m. more moderate. No arrivals or tailings. Wind S.E.
Pz•nourst, Just B.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Bellerthon. With
convicts for thl. Dock-yard ; sailed his Majesty's ship Succes,, for the
East Indies. Wind variable.

MARRIED.
At Dover' on the Bth Inst. Peter Hesketh. Esq. of Roman HaHall,ln
county of Lancaster, to Eliza Debonnaire, only daughter of the late a,r
T. J. Metcalfe, Bart. of Fernhill. In the county of It.. ks.
On the elk Inst. at St. Margaret's, We4tminoer, Mark Dewsnap,
of Hammersmith, to Marla, youngest daughter of William Smith, Esq. ol
Kensington-gore.
On the nth Inst. at St. Pancras New Church. Mr. Thomas Shearman, rat
Eustou-place, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Storr, of Harrison-
street.

On Tuesday evening last, In ile;;;;;plectic Et, Mr. Samuel Fenn, of
Malaga, in his Stith year.
At .Hornby, Mr. W. Dawson ; at Wharter, Mr. G. Jennings. It is
rather singular that these parsons are both of an age ;about SF, both
maltsters, both publicans, both kept the sluff of the Malt Shovel, bulb
died about the same hour, and of the same compla'ut, an iutlantniattuu of
the bowel., and both suddenly, after about four hours' Illness.
On the Slot ult. In the bliti.ter-yard, Lincoln, at the advanced ace of
100, Mrs. Chirlett, widow of Mr. Chislett, formerly a surgeon at Nola-
castle. The old lady had the misfortune to break her thigh only tw) diri
previous to her death.
Oa Friday last, at Bury, at an advanced age, Margaret FitzgeraltL a
native of Ireland. Few, perhaps, hare witnessed the approach of death
with greater composure than this poor woman. She pointed out Ike cPat
In the Church yard where she wished to be Interred, gave orders for her
&An, and, disliking & shroud, made herself a dress to be burled la.