The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MEETINGS OF CHEDITORS.

LONDON LlST.—[From the Loodon Gazette.]

AT TER COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OP AA NAA UTTS, •ASISOUALL.
■TRRIT, ON SATURDAY NRIT. ■.
neRSUOSO, C. Tottenham-, ,irt•road, dealer, Ist cram. ........ 9
B, Bolt-court, -, and Throgmorton-atreet, stockbroker,

Beasley, e. , printer,.... _ __,
dividend
Bitten, J. Cheapside, button-mercheut, further div ll
Bond, T. Hendon, dealer, adj. last exam... ~. ....... ..... ......
Chesterman, R. 11(41,4 Street, Clare-market. carpenter, dlv lO
Coyne, P. I.Velbetk.street, Cavendish-eauarc, apothecary. adj. die ll
l)auocey, T. Cateatun street, conitalasion-agent, otter of Is. In the
pound lO
.
Rverth. J. Austinfriars merchaut, die lO
Goodwin, .1. Bristol, coal-merchant,: dlv ....... ....... 10
Hickman, W. Great Caswell, butcher, adj. last elite II
Lee, R. Mincing-lane, wine-merchant, special again. lO
Noyes, G. Strand, Ilneodraper, special affairs... ......... .......
Penny, W. Pareham, brewer, dl,
Robson, W. J. Gsford-street, grocer, final dlv• •• • ..... •••• • • •
Spurden, C. Friday-street, dealer, Ist exam..... .....

COUNTRY LIST.
Allen and Smith, Alcester, millers, Angel, Alcester, special affairs 12
Brodrlbb and Wchb, 'Scioto), grocers, Units. Seven, Bristol, at-
tachment l2
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11

Deakin, F. Birmingham sword-maker, Hotel, Birmingham, 24 ex..
Dickenson and Co., iirmingham, baoam, Hotel, Birmingham,
further die
Gilbert, D. Oxford, coachmaster, Anchor, Oxford, 2d exam II
Gleed, I, " Messrs. B. *-4, execution.— I

,c, Anchor Visaw.-_,__ _
_ -„ ... Hawketaury, draper, Messrs. laWl* ane....__-.... -...
Paittason, T. Preston. muchlulst, at Mese& a, MN"
M.
.... ~. -, ... ...
_. 12
Pr** J. midi. Norwich, .bovomsia-inanafactarefo,.ioge. ',Norwich,
10
.31ttc.VIeggiCr schoolmaster, India Arms, Gosport, 2d ease . . 12
I nallakji R. Lo e, cattonaplnamr, at Mr. Ray's, MaaeM •
kn. fir Ile
Mad. a. akedeld, dyer, li;dal, Legarle.l.mtal akin.- . • • • .• • • • 10
1 Wrlde, S. tsgeton•upon-Hull, merchant, Dhg and Duck, laapton,
1 adjoarniid ciarldaud 3

LIVERPOOL TUESDAY, OCT. 94.
Arrived the Juno, Belts, from Antwerp; Samuel, Le Blank,
from Jersey; Charlotte, Ludergreen, from Copenhagen; Oder,
Schmidt. from Griefswald ; Cerra, —, from. mambos; Levant
Star, —, from Smyrna • Maria, Nordenholdt, from Bremen, in
eight days ; Esther, Rossendale, from Alexandria, Egypt ; Albion,
trim Malagat Leila Rookh, Kennedy, from New Orleans,
sailed 301 Sept.; King. George, Richare.son, from Jamaica
James and Henry, Cumming. from St. John.,, N.B.
The Eliza and Margaret, Graham, from L verpool for Limerick,
was driven on shore on the Great Salters island.
The Lelia Rookh on the 17th Aug. in Ist. 49, long. it, spoke the
Industry, from Plymouth, tor St. John's, N.B.
OCT. 23.
kited the Peruvian. Owen, for Vera Cruz; St. Patrick, Man-
_
aus, fur the Azores; Arethosa, Hume, for Halifax.

Fatuous. rt. Oct. 23.—Arrived off the port the Hiram, Brown.
from Zante. Ott Cape St. Vincent's passed weetvey of about 40
aril. supposed Spanish. *felted, the Fahey, Peacock. from Cs-
rani*. Sued the Francis Freeling sekellk for Mrasil.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Matilda. Commine, from
Smyrna; and the Three Sisters. Le Bar. from Malaga, with toss
of bulwarks, sails upset, and leaky. Sailed his Ifajesty'e ship
Forte. for Bermuda.—Wind S.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Arrived his hlaj..sty's Ship Sybille,
from the Mediterranean ; and the Peace, Pridham, from 31anga.—
Wind S.W. •
Deal., SEPT. 24.—Arrived from London the CI axles Brook,
for Sr. Vincent's; the Alexander, Matches, for Jamaica ; the Cato.
Williams, for Sierra Leone ; the President Matson, Tremayne, for
St. Michael's; and the Swift, Antis, for Seville. Praised the Lady
Nugent, Coppins, for Bengal; the Regent packet, Collins, fur
Dente; the Waterlily, Bruce, front Jamaica for London. Remains
the Elizabeth, from London to Jamaica.—Wind S.W.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 24.—Arrived the Helena, Tagh, from the
Mauritius. Sailed the Sisters, Ramsay, for Demerara; the
Glaphyra, Powell, for Antigua; the Madeira packet, Williams,
for New South Wales, and the Lydia, Thompson, for Charleston.
CUSTOM.HOUSE, OCTOBER 24.
' SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS, OCT. 24.—The Frederick, Curtis,
from Jamaica; George the Fourth, Black, from flambee' ;
Swatridge, from Jersey; Emma, Betts, from Bandeaux ; Re-
liance, Nicholson, from Hambro' ; Sarah and Mary, Catdey, from
Neustadt; Drie Gebroeders; Drewes, from Groningen Huard,
Smith, from Taming; Flying Fish, Smith, from Ostend;
Minerva, hlooy, from Brussels; Vrouw Hendrina' Vandenoever,
from Antwerp; Frau Anna Dorothea, Petersen, from Tonnngen.
ENT E lIED OUTWARDS, OCT. 24.—The New Times, Clark; for
Perruuda; Rawlins, Rigmaiden. fur Jamaica;. Elizabeth aril
Alary,Stranack, for St. Vincent's; Vrouw Janetje, ose, for Ant.
w.rp ; Emilie, Kerckhove, for Ostend, . Bruges, and Ghent ;
Gustav Gus, for Stettin; Hoff ,ung, Montana, for Bremen
and Brake ; Blossom, Paterson, for St. Lucar and• Seville;
Union Packet, Lloyd, for Pernambuco, Paraiba, and Bahia
Trende Broede, Bay, for Elsinore and Copenhagen; Prince
Frederick, Hart, foe Rotterdam ; Medway,Wiglr, for Van Die-
men's Land, Madras, and New South Wales; Emerald, Simpson,
for Jamaica; Jamaica, Morton, for Antigua; London Packet,
Randall, for Newry and Londonderry.
CLEARED OUT wimps, OCT. 24.—Harriot, Page, for Ostend
Martinique, Begg, for Grenada; Britannia, Cummingg, for ilar-
badoes and St. Lanai. General Phipps, Robson, for Itaihia;
Friend, for Medina and Demerara; John Renwick, Tuiner, toe
Jamaica; Miser. Spurgon, for Trieste and Venice; Peaces, Ar-
nold, for Alexandria.
CLEARMO CLUTWASOS TO IRELAND,-.The Emerald Isle,
3loyse, fat Dttblim

Bu no eaats.-The neighbourhood of Ratcliffe-highway
and Wapping has been for some time infested by a daring gang
who have committed several depredation., and for some time eluded
even the vigilance of the police. On Saturday night they broke
open and robbed the house of a publican in New Oravel-lane, and
on Tuesday night two of the gang, about twelve o'clock, were dis-
covered attempting to farce an entrance intro the house of 3lr. Morris,
an apothecary in Ratcliffe-highway. and were given immediately
in charge of an officer of the Minus Police, where they were
known as old offenders. • .

BIRTHS._

On the 21st inst, at his h;;se,iiiidaneheatee.eqtutre, the Lady
of Oewald Smith, Esq. of a ion.
At Coombe Grove, near Bath, Mu. Shirley, at the 22d that. of
daughter.
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DIED.
On Tuesday eveninz, aged 47, Mr. Charles Cornwell, many
years Printer of this Parr
At Cheltenham, on the 19th Inst. David M'Culloch, Req. late of
Calcutta, second son of the late llavkt M`Culloch, Req. of Ard.
wall. in the Stewartry of Ei-kut'lnight, in his Nth year.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Maidenhead, aged 66, the Rev. J. Cook,
for 43 years Pastor of the linlependent Church at that place. De
preached twice on the Spbbeth preceding, and buried a person be-
longing to his eongregation on the following Wednesday. The in-
habitants of Maidenhead, and the neighbouring population, hare
I lost a most valuable and`devuted

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forbore putting questions to her, and she was supported out of the COAL MARiZT, °cross' 2s.
rOOlll. Ships at Market delpiSoid. Prier.
Dr. Burt had attended the deceased, and believed him to be de- 334 Newest Pile
.... ... ........ ...
cidedly erected in the brain. 12 Sunderland... ..... 1
Dr. Headington was called upon to attend the deceased, after the k.
act was committed •he found him quite dea t. , On Monday xtra . iss•ii te *au of Mr. H. Alosanclar,
The Jury -ribtrned- a seratet—l*Tost.be-siseteistia•the-eirc, a
being at the time in a state of temporary derangement." in Upper Harley-street, waa robbed of a quantity of vs.
luable plate by means of a fictitious match-seller.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning .... 27 attn. after 91 Heaping 39 min. Orr 9.
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