The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-01 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TIIUNSDAY, JUNE 29.
Arrived the Beaver. Dean. from Antigua; sailed May
On June 6, in Lt. 41.58. long. 37.47. spoke the Han th, New
from Barbados for Liverpool. On the 14th inst. in lat. 49.
long. 22. 30. spoke the Buck, Queen, of Shilds, from London
Quebec. On the 20th, off Holyhead, spoke the Juliana, fn
Liverpool for Rio de Janeiro. Happy Return, Sproul, from Al
ca, 90 days from Bonny, and 75 from Cape Lopos. Left at Bon.
the May, Huskisson, Bridget, Kingston, Sisters, Margaret, an.,
Sir Walter Scott, of Liverpool. Jetse, Brown, from Bordeaux and
Cork ; Mary Ann, Adams, from Liubon ; Peruvian, —, from
Hamburg; Sarah. (American) Cunha; from Havre; Earl Talbot,
Potts, from Cadiz and Bristol ; Caroline, WI nbergh, from
Dantzig ; Fortuna, from Stralsund ; hlagdslina. 51aam, Iran
Rostock. Hannah, Newby, from Baradoes. sailed 10th Ma)
(the Luna, Smith, was to sail the 20th, for Liverpool); irillistu
Thompson, Bowen, from New York, sailed Ist June.

HOLYHEAD, JUNE 28.
The South Bomon, —, for Charleston, passed yesterday ow
ward bound, at 7 r m. _

The flev;voori, Burrell, from Liverpool, has arrived at Calabar,
The Aims, Liddell, from Demerara, has arrived in the Clyde.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Arrived the Swallow packet, from
Carthagena ; sailed the Odor April, from Jamaica the ilth of .May
and from Crooked Island 111th Mar.—Wind W.S.W.
Pr.s. srortir, JUNE 28.—Arrived the Madeira packet, TVI
liams, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed his Majesty's ship Drystil on
cruise; Burrell, -- for Cape of Good Hope, &e. His.lyrsty
ship N,lOl star, after being brought into dock, is found not to ha,
received any damage, and is now in the Sound, ready for sea._.
Wind 5.%1.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE !O.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Blonde
Cameicon, and Parthian. for Plymouth ; and the Agnes, Stripling.
for Antwerp.—Wind W.
DEAL, .TINE 2!t.—Passed through, the Magdalene, Hums
from La Durisra, and the Sttnbung. Crcw,lfrom Tarragona. T'
Carebrea Castle. and the Margaret, Hall, turned away last nigi
Arrived from the River, and remain, the William and 'lent
Partridge. for Jamaica ; Sherherd, Train, for St. KiteS ; Joh
Dougan, Leggett, for Malta; Oporto, Covey for Oporto ; Pos-
thumous, Reid, for Quelyce; Asia, —, and 'Cambridge, limber
for India—Wind S.W. by W.
tinravEstx mit! wE N.—Arrived the Jonge Jock, Husebecl
from Altana t Rapid, Jennings, from Boulogne; King of it
Netherlands, Sitter, from Rotterdam ; Lora Melville, Midißetot
from Calais. Sailed the Reaper, Broad, for Calcutta; Adeans.
Stewart, for Messina; Britannia, Evans, ftr Antigua; John and
Mary, Stephenson, fer Trieste ; Iris, Butcher, for St. Peters-
burgh; Fetichists, Monet, for Stockholm; and Catherine, Pome,
rick, for Konigsberg.,
PARIS, JUNE 27.—8 y etivices from Vera Crux, nearly
whole of the cargoes of the Mottle, Phesin Frarc tin, and Atlantii
at-kited there front Bordeaux, were destroyed there by the fire
the Bth of April.
GENOA, JuNE 20.—The Carlo Felice and Oden, arrived he
from Odessa, were plundered in the Archipelago by pirates of pat
of their cargoes and materials.
PANAMA, FEB. 16.—The Caledonia, of Liverpool, Holman,
from Chorillos, struck upon a reef or wreck, in this 'bay, 24th oh.
and having several feet water in her hold. was towed into the Ba)
of Sebago, and ran on shore on the Sandy Beach. Seventeen hun
tired troops, under the command of Col. Blanco, arrived here on th,
6:h of November. from Chorillos.

Jax. 2 I.—Thirtren hundred men. under the command of Cien
Valero, have arrived here frcm (Morillua.

The Frederick Wilhelm, Meyer, kiln London to the Balt
has been carried into Amrum, dismasted, having been run foul oi.
The Melville packet arrived at Jamaica Gth ult. from Carthagena.
and was to sail on the Ilith for Falmouth.

VZSILLS SPottcre WiTll.—The Polly, from Charlevon to CI
Perthagen, 26th ult. hd. 37. long. 70; Panby, from Lisbon to Lo
don, 20th Inst., Ist. 50. long. 13; Douro, from Oporto to Livt
Pool, 21st inst., lat. 50. long. 12; Malta, from Sierra Lone
London, lat. 49. long. 6; the latter a priz?. to lax Majesty's sh
Brazen; Mary, from St. Michael's to nalifax, lati 31 Mug. 33.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, .I(ix F: 30.
We have received this week 4,050 racks ut Flour, 3,100 quarter,
Wheat ; 4:701 quarters Barley ; 3,800 quarters Oats. The Wheat
trade was extremely dull to-day, and only the finest qualities could
be disposed of at Monday's currency ; other sorts were unsaleable.
Barley and Oats Is. to 25., ttrd l'eae and Beans 2s. to 3s. pet
quarter dearer; but the Imisin,iss done in these artic!es was limited.
as only needy buyers would submit to the advance in prices.

Oa Monday, the 46th ult., died at his residence, Wet.
Someractshire. in the Nth year of his age, John Holloway, Fog.
Admiral of the Red. To give a detail of the various transaction,
of his long professional career were unnecessary. To particularizt
however, the act which most highly exalts his naval character. iv,
should at once refer to his relief of Gibraltar, in 1762. The trans
ports having been tlisrrsed, Captain Holloway was appointed bt
Lord Howe to collect the convoy and take them under his charge
" Remember," says his lordship, " fire file of England depen,
on the relief of Gibraltar, and the relief of Gibialtar on the teat
ports under your care." This indeed was an awful charge; b,
.fizte qf Eneind hanging on the conduct of a 'tingle individual
Captain Holloway, however, after exerting great j Appetit, promy-
titude, and decision, accomplished the momentous object. Those
who are alive to the excellences of character as displayed in Oval,
life. will readily offer their tribute of admiration to the many eini.
mable qualities that adorned the life of this most worthy mar. :
exemplary as a husband and a parent, a kind neighbour, ingentiou,
without suspicion, without voile. liberal. friendly, he never teams!
so happy an when employed in promoting the welfare of other:.
His king and honourable life has been closed by an easy and a trimqui! death ; and let us hope that he has been called hence to
state of existence white, we are sure, the " labours of Christ,
love" will no: be forgotten.

BIRTHS.
On the 2lth of February, at the Meurltito. the Lady of Lientrnau
Colonel Otaveley, Deputy quarter-itleeter-tietteral, of n daughter
On Wrilhenley, In Old PICI4CC yard, Mo. John Jervis, of u

PIED.

Mahe Voltam, Southampton, the Infant daughter of the Honour:ll4
T. D. Ryder.
At gitarDagton, Reelfordahlre, afatr a Aary long Slaw. Elieahetb. ,`1
of /fr. U. Aiklu.

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