The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLY-3101/TH, Attn. 24.
The Plymouth Never Club will dine together on Moody, where
Admiral Lord Exmouth is expected to take the Clair.
The Bramble cutter, Lieut. F,rcell, arrived on Tuesday from a
cruise, and will sail to-day with the Vigilant ketch, to try the me-
rits of the new rig of the latter 'teasel.
The Royalist under arrived yesterday from Lisbon.
In Hammer—Britannia, Arindsor Cud*, Pelorus, Cannlion,
Cynthia; and Balgzr. Dolphin, and Active, remora.
At the laland_ltmyalist. Bramble, and Viaiks.t.
In the Sound—Forte.

The Diamond, 16, Captain Lord Napier. k expeesd in Eng-
land, to repair her defects.: and it is probaVe she will not retort.
to the South American statinn.
Lieutenant Hogs Connor, of Stonehousz, is appainte.l to the Cast
Guard Service, at Cork.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TIMLISDAY.Ji A. 21.

Arrived the Freeland. Thjrupson. from Bahi, ;ailed June If; :
Norah. Fregen, from Norway ; Andress, Rombrock, from Dem.
sic; Favourite, Richards, from St. John's, Newfoundland ; Su.
perior, Sowsey. from Hamburgh Ruben Suerfield, Hall, from
(better; and Johanna, —, from Rochfort.
Off, at seven o'clock—One ship, two brigs.
The Whitch,ven, Widmer, from I.iverpoul and Newfoundland.
has arrived et Quebec.
The Pacific, 111'0owan, from Liverpotl, has arrived at Bahia.
The Daphne, Cheeseti.an, from Liverpool, has arrived at New-
foundland.

The Talisman, Wood, fn En Liverpool for Boston, was spoken
Bth inst., in lat. 49.. long. 32. 32.
The Blucher, Bitket, from 3liramicbi,_ hag arrived at Cork.

The George, —, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, was spoke
7th inst. in lat. 50. long. 9. 10.
The Newell. from Liverpool, and Combatabt,
from Sligo, have arrived at Quebec.

FALMOUTH, AVG, 23.—Artived the Barrer, Gibbon, from
London to Genoa ; the Illargaretts, Phillips, ditto, for Tenerifle
and Batavia—bowsprit sprung; and the Achilles, Henderson.
from London for the Cape. Sailed his :Majesty's brig Royalist, for
Plymouth ; and the Kingfisher patket, Lieut. Henderson, for
Buenos _lyres.—Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH. IA tit:. O.—Arrived the Eagle, Tonquin, frrm
St. Peter...burgh for Lishnn. Off the port, the Margaret, Phillips.
from London to Telluride, and the Latnedee, Jenant, from St. Do-
mingo for Havre.—Wind S.W.
Po UT SMOUT 11, A uG. U.—Arrived the Fort William, Neish,
from London to 3ladras and Bengal. Sailed his Majesty's cutters
ighliyer and Cracker. on a cruise.—Wind S.W.
DOVER. A L'G. It —The Ann, Welstead, from London to
Exeter, has been surveyed, and must go into dock to discharge and
repair. _ _ _

'DEAL, AUG. 24.—Arrived and remain, the Ida, Passtrore.
from London to Halifax ; the Euphrosyne, Hutchinson, from
London to Canada ; the Nesbitt, Nockolis from Newcastle, for
Jamaica ; and the Salmon River, Duke, from London to Sierra
Leone. Arrive: and sailed, the Margaret, Todd, from London to
New Smith Wales : and Endeavour, ('ollison, from Quebec fur
London.—Wind W.S.W.

RAMSGATE, AEG. 2i.—The Ceres, Graham, from Sunderland,
got on the Whi'e Dike, on entering the harbour, struck the flake
of the anchor through her bottom, and sunk.
GRAVESEND, AEG. 24.—Arrived the Aheona, Smith; SPItS•
ton Castle, Walluk ; and St. Leonard, Hillary, from Quebec:
Lang. Lusk, from Vsn Diemen's Land; Harmony, Robertson,
from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Eliza, Soper, from Grenada ;
Elizabeth, Snowden. from Cape Elettsr ; Panchar, frotn St. Pe-
tersburgh ; Maria, Kincaid, from Jamaica; Chieftain, Pattison,
from St. Vincent's; Industry, Blair, from Demerara ; Arethur.i.
st,rantiek, fieM St. Vincent's; Piney Mil, Said, from St. Luria:
Usk, Haines. from Montserrat ; Britannia, Cummings, from
Lucia 4 his Majesty's ship Leven, from Sierra Leone. Sailed the
flange., Boultby, fur Leghorn ; Henry and Sarah, Watt, for Ce-
phalonia; Caledonia, ‘Vrightson, for Triertc ; Fame, Hatfield,
for Hamburgh; and Elizabeth, Thompson, for Rio Janeiro.
LEITH, AVG. 2?.—Captain Wallace, of the lISTOSSR, reports
having passed the Russian fleet on Sunday night, about 70 milts
off the land. Three line of battle ships and six frigates were in
sight.
GENOA, AEG. 15.—The Betsey, John, arrived this day from
Liverpool, has been put under quarantine, having been boarded
on the Ithli inst. off Ilyeres, by an Algerine schooner.
New VORK, JVLY 19.—The Aldebaran, from Mobile Tor
Liverpool. put into New Bedford I3th inst. leaky.
Jut.r 24.—The Orion, Bridges, from Mobile fOr Glasgow, put
into Charleston, on account of the captain and crew being sick.
Qt: EnEe, Jr tot 27.—The %cbooner Lark, from St. John's.
New Brunswick, to this port, is totally lust above Cape Rosier.

The John Campbell, arrived in the Clyde, on the 17th inst.
passed the Mediterranean packet, five miles within Tuskar, out.
ward-bound, will her jtb.hoom carried away.
The Ayacucho, arrived at Falmouth, lett the following ves.ehi
lying in Callao Ray :—llia Mojesty's ship Cambridge, Colombian
brig Concresso, French ship of war Inca, Cot ra, Swallow, Bolivar,
Protector, Mary and Ellen. William and Henry, Hannah, Zodiac,
Governor Clinton, Elizabeth, and General Brown.

The Otto Beahis, Bakker, from Bremen to Amsterdam, having
sprung a leak 11 inst., the Captain was obliged to engage the
assistance of a fisherman, who carried the ship into Carolinerzyl.
where she must unload, in order to repair.
The Eindraght, Schuniachrr, from Bremen to Amsterdam, was
carried on the 13:h inst., with assistance, into Inhauurcyl, in a
sinking state.. -

The Experiment, from Liverpool to Newfoundland, was spoken
3d inst., in lat. 38., with to of mainmast, by the England, arrived
at Cork.

CUSTOM HOUSE, ArG. Si.

SHIPS ENTERED INWARD.—The Almader, Deuchur, from
Jamaica ; Etheldred, Sutton, from ditto ; Chieftain, Patt.son,
from St. Vincent's; %Vast:in Ashton, front Archangel; Fort toe,
Riis, from Christiana • Reliance, Nicholson, from Hamburgh ;
Arina, Buck, front Holyhead and &illy ; Vrouw Eja, Boon, front
Groningen ; Junge Johann, Gehlsen, from Tonningen ; 31antrose,
Roxburgh, from Trinidad ; Samuel Whitbread, Marwick, from
Quebec ; Guernsey, De la Rue, from Jersey ; Eliza, Wylie, trent
Quebec ; Lord Sidmouth, Pearce, front Jersey ; Sprightly, lira-
nett, from ditto ; Hero, heather, from Brlfaq ; Clonnel, Duns,
from Waterford ; Below, Roberts, front Rotterdam ; Frau:t
Anna, Ar.tonissen, front Sudwcsatorn ; Frau Catherine 31arga-
retha, llreckwoldt, from Alton& ; Agenorie. Everson, front Mora.
EstTeern OtsTWARD.—The Nepos, Trader, for Rio Janeiro;
Edward, Wessvls. for Bremen ; Alkmaar. Heath, for Rotterdam,
Fox, Fox, jun.. for Ostend ; Resolution, Smith, for Trinidad ;
Ottawa, Douglas, for Quebec and 3lontreal ; Hero, Heather, for
Belfast ; Graham Moore, Ducker, for Naples.
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VLF. AR EI) r%V A R n:—The Johanna, Mollet, for Antwerp ;
Vigilant, Thorp, fur Elsinore and St. Petersburgli ; Etfort, Weal,
for Bremen.

CLEARk:D OUTWARD TO IRELAND.—The Dispatch, Wit-
llama, for Limerick; Mary Ann, Dulley, fot Cork.

Lta.t,Arm 2k—the Inca arrived here this day from
Guatimala. In entering the Boveron-passage, which is
not much frequentcd by merchant vessels, she ran on shore
on the Camotal Bank, where she remained three days, and
was got off by great exertions, after taking out some of the
cargo. It is supposed she has not sustained much damage,
es she makes but little water. The United S:ates Ameri-
can frigate, and the Diligente French corvette, rendertil
the Inca every assistance, in the absence of British ships of
war.

AiONTE VIDEO, JCNE I2.—The Monarch, William and
Henry, and Ann, are ordered to ltio for adjudication. The
latter had been partially liberated, and it was thought he:
difficulties were at an end ; however, as they will not go
for some days, there may yet be some change. The Jessie,
from Liverpool, will commence unloading as soon as tire
weather permits. The Doris returned yesterday, from a
cruise of 16 days off' the mouth of the river, without having
seen any English vessels. No news of the Stag, front
Liverpool.
Dinnotrem. MURDER...—AbOIIt half-past eight o'clock
yesterday morning, a battle was fought in Harper's-fields,
Paddington, between two labourers, one an Irishman, the
other an Englishman, named Kennedy. They fought six
rounds, at the close of which the Englishman was con-
queror • a circumstance which the Irishman took in such
had part, that, snatching np a shovel, with which as a la•
homer he had been working. he hit Kennedy on the rig,ht
temple, and killed him on the spot. The deceased was
immediately taken to the Load of Hay public-house, Edg.
ware-road ; and the murderer secured in a watch-house
ttyar the Cram! Junction Canal, where he AwfdtilllFSesait
of a Coroner's Inquest.

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