The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived the Francis Feeding packer,
from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 6th of May ; the Redpole packet,
from Carthagena, sailed the sth of May, from Jamaica 24th ditto,
and Crooked Island on the 30th ditto ; the Lady Louisa packet,
from America, sailed from New York 2d June, and Halifax the
150) ditto; the Stanmer packet. from Lisbon, sailed the 26th ult. ;
his Majesty's cutter Basilisk, from London, with specie, for Dub-
lin ; the Ariadne, Russell, from Galipoli. Otf the port, the Bri.
tannia, Bosdley, from Carthageoa in 54 days; the Edward Quell.
nel, Hawkins, from New York in twenty seven days; and the
John Rickard, Duncan, from Tobago. Sailed the Magnet packet
for 'Lisbon.

PoaTsmotryt, JULY 14,—Arrived the Duchess of York
transport, from Barbadoes, sailed the 26th of May. The Le-
vent, Innes, from Jamaica, has rut into Cowes for water, having
experienced bad weather in the Gulf, and lost her boats. bul-
warks, &c.

DEAL. Jut W.—Arrived the Nepos, Trader, from Alczan.
dria. Arrived from the River and remain the Surat Castle, Dove.
ton, for Rio; Wm. Parker, Browne, for Batavia; Matilda, Wal.
lace, for St. Domingo; Ann, Fowler, for North America; and
William, Younger, for the South Seas.
GRAVVIE,D, July 14.—Arrived the St. Andrew. from
Norway ; Earl Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Union, Win-
ter, from Harlingen. Sailed the Kersyrell, Armstrong, for the
Cape of Hood Hope ; John, Wilson, for Archangel ; Reward,
Hogg, for Leghorn; Elizabeth, Service, for Montreal; Arrow,
Thomas, foe the Isle of Man ; Augustus exam, Selby, fot 111.

I admit that the proceedings were highly uproarious
the opposition to the receiving the Report of the Select
Vestry was the contrivance of the few, supported by the
blind*ancl noisy multitude, and e•vldently precone.erted ; by
means,af which, a plan digested and fully considere by
a respectable delegated body, has been rejected by the
parishioners, who for the most part are totally unacZpiairted.
with the beneficial tendency of a proposal calculated to,
carry into effect their own previous Resolution of supplying
additional accommodation for attending public divine worms
ship. In a parish so populous and extensive, whose inhabit..
eats are in many respects so very differently circumstanced, it
cannot be otherwise than difficult to•tratne any scheme to,
obtain the approbation of the whole. Comparatively the
Glity Liberty contributes very largely to the provision far
the !lector, but it enjoys the benefit of, having the parish
church within its limits. The Liberty of Saffrim-bilk and
Hatton-garden is—as to one part of it, suul that thre most
populous—removedfrotriany convenient place for attending
public divine worship, and being excluded from observation,
affords on the Sabbath Day a scene of riot and dissolute,
ness hardly to he imagined. It was intended to recommend •
that a chapel should be built for the convenience of this
Liberty; and no doubt, in the construction of it, attention
would be had to render it suitable to the reception of a
congregation.consisting chiefly of the labouring and lower
classes of people. The Upper Liberty wss to have had a
church, so situated as to render access to it convenient to
the inhabitants, who arc generally of a description very
different from those of Safli on-hill. The whole charge of
building these two edifices, and for performing the church
service therein, was to have been defrayed by as equal.
pound rate running over the whole parish. Surely there
was great propriety in a measure so framed.
It appears to 'me that your correspondent " A" hay
evinced a desire to arrive too speedily at what be terms a
result. lle states sums of receipt and expenditure for
which he gives no satisfactory authority. I question iF be •
has given the subject the reflection it demands. Showld
he condescend to cuter more into detail, 1 feel very well
inclined to meet and try another lance with him. B.

UNITED KINGDOM GENERAL .C4•s COW/INT.-At a
half-yearly meeting of Propri:Aors, held yesterday at tbo
London Tavern, a very favourable report of the affairs of
this Company was produced by the Director+, and
dividend of G per cent. spoken of, payable at Christmas
next. We understand that the report may beapen Is the
Office of the Company, by any Proprietor wit+) was not ai
the meeting.

A Sou NI) DlRTlNcTios.—The ,witty John Taylor,
the wr.ter poet, had the merit of interrupting the etiquette of
kneeling to the King. " I myself," says he, " gave a book
to King James once, in the Great Chamber, at Whitehall,
as his Majesty came from the Chapel. The Duke of
Richmond said, merrily to me;- "Paylor, where did you
learn your manners, to give the King a hook, and not
kneel?' My Lord, said 1, if it please your 4race,
Ido give now; but when I beg any thing, *lt will
kneel."
BlBll'B LUCK AGAIN PKEZWINKKTe•-The following
Capital Prizes, all drawn yesterday, were shared, sold, and rep
gistered, by fish, via. :-
3,613 a Prize of .C 21,055 1 8,687 a Prise of X 2,05.;
9,776 21,030 1 4,337 1,045
(And aiso entitled to .Sisteen Pipes of Wine.)
1,998 218* 9,939 21::
I b. 139 218 10,093 215
The fortunate holders may receive the value of their respective
Shares On demand, at either of 'fish's Offices, 4, Corolla', or t).
Charing cross.

The Ticket No. 3,613, drawn yesterday a prize of
21,0101. was shared and sold in One-half. One-quarter. and Four
Sixtecoths. Also, 8.687, a Prise of 2,050/. in a whole Ticket. by.
J.' and J. Sivearight, at their Offices. 37, Cnrrhill, 11, Hol-
born, and 38. Haymarket, where the fortunate holders may recce,.'
their money on demand.
public,thei Yesterdaybu ya
Richardson
n oetc e ,
t the fl Lottery.loo following finished 6
on c.
eCtwa p drawing,ithagl r
oilw e
_a i7s d'
2ton
00 the
Guineas ; No. 8598, 1.000 Guineas (85110 also entitled to Siateeit
Pipes of Port Wine). The fortunate holders of the above may rv-
ceive their Prises on demand. and an order will be given by R. and
Co.. Charing.eroes, for the wine, on any wineenerChant they pastar..
Hazard and CO. mold in Shares in the Lottery fialwa
yesterday, 4,837 and 8598 both Prises of 1,000 Guincoos
entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine. Also last May, 42-
MAW. • and 3,627, 5,0001. In last year's Lotman,
at 30,0004. and 21,0001.; and in a recent Lottery dr
Prises ! ! Hazard and Co. aye selling for the wind se
August All in one day, gamut contains Foot Ili* Or SAM
ant *thee Capitals,

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,
,bri, ~,,ts on shore Iflth ult. near Fero, .11i • f' 7'
ley, filoOsimainf kiLoodort; was spoken 4 ' il
!I •
s, several stllli, Ac:
as abandoned 3d ult., seven feet water in
•! "?'
rerpool from Lima, reports the fallowing
on the ISill Marsh, via.—flis Majesty a
1 Maling, and Blonde. Lord Byron, and I
Iso the Wanderer, Warren ; Ilritomart. !-
Jane, Livingstone; Samuel and Sarah,
~ —; Bruce, Grew; Robert, Smith ; I
iallard ; Duncnn Forbes, Lovie4 Ales- 1:
e Gambier., —; Miry Ann, Adieus; ..
ifeshire, Crtter. I
ndon to Bengal, was spoken with in lat.
m Bombay, has been spoken with within. •.
I, 'Witty, from St. John's, N.s., haa. .4
to coast of Donegal, without any person
Id into Dassnx.s.
-I •
on, from liarannah, has put into Elsi-
e, and throwing a great number of chests, f.
r, from Quebec to Bristol, was on shore 1
!'•
lith ult., with eighteen feet water in her
arrived at Liverpool from New Orleentt '.
t. by Captain florally, of the Jane, front
il, which vessel was abandoned, 3d June, , i
er hold. The crew were taken off by live.
oni Mobile fur London. ,/
am Jamaica ter Halifax. in ballast, was
upset in a squall, and carried away her , (
IT4t.—The Mary, lilatthewson, from.
01, Ifgh ult., with loss of bulwarks, some / •
it' deck, and leaky, by the Newport, ar-
ii•cw Orleans, which supplied them wit's
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M lEW'S) HOLBORN.
)It OF OF TILE BRITISH PRESS. •
,
Tea and detailed report of the prow e
sting of the parishioners of St. An- I',
your Paper has supplied, having called
:t, and elicited the observations of
A," I take the liberty of submitting
motives supposed to have influenced
tto your candour to give it public. h 5
proceedings were highly uproarious z •v
receiving the Report of the Select it
ivance of the few, supported by the .
tette, and evidently preconeerted ; by
lan digested and fully considered i tby
i
tell body, has been rejected by the
the most part are totally unauainted.
endow), of a proposal calculated to,
own previous Resolution of supplying
ation for attending public divine wog.ms t
ipuloits and extensive, whose inhabit- • •
eta so very differently circumstanced, it
than difficult to tratne any scheme to.,
n of the whole. Comparatively the i
ites very largely to the provision for
joys the benefit of, having the parish ,
its. The Liberty of Saffrian-biland
to one part of it, and that Are most
7otriany convenient place for attlmaing
, and being excluded from observation, i
tit Day a scene of riot and dissolute., ,
lined. It was intended to recommend. • ,
be built for the convenience of this
bt, in the construction of it, attention
'der it suitable to the reception of st
tag chiefly of the labouring and lower 1
'he Upper Liberty was to have had a t
'•i
a to render access to it convenient to
m are generally of a description very • : 4
if Safli on-hill. The whole charge of ,
difices, and for performing the church
to have been defrayed by ay equal.
over the whole parish. Surely thero t
n a measure so ftamed. 1•
i that your correspondent " A" 11<a$
rrive too speedily at what be terms a ,
urns of receipt and expenditure fur
itiefactory authority. I question iF be •
4 the reflection it demands. Showld
'ter more into detail, 1 feel very well i
try another lance with him. B. 1
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Sr titGEN AL OAS COMP•2SY.—At It
of Propri:Aors, held yesterday at the
. .
cry favourable report of the affairs of
produced by the Directors, and il.
. i
:rat. spoken of, payable at Christmas
nd that the report may beget% at the
ry, by any Proprietor Wad was not at
eCTION.—The witty John Taylor, zi I
le merit of interrupting the etiquette of i
•i
" I myself," Rays he, " gave a book
in the Great Chamber, at Whitehall, ,
me from the Chapel. The Duke of
rily to me;- "l'aylor, where did you.
, to give the King a book, and nut
said 1, if it please your ,Grace, .
when I beg any thing, then I will
:AIN PREIVINIitISI4—The following ,
awn yesterday, were shared, said, and re,
..
;21,055 I 8.6117 a Prize of L'2,05:,
'21,030 4J 37 1,05
laded to Sixteen l'ipes of Wine.)
218
_9,930 21::
218 I 10,093 I
215 . .
i may receive the value of their respective .
.t tither of Bush's Offices, 4, Corahill, or V.
3,613, drawn yesterday a prize of ;
if
id sold in One-half, One-quarter. and Four
)
r,:a, taw
thPhiriierl et
the fortunate ii 2 e.
i:lhOnividr:hrhol:ljeult.Tayliclrk,eCee
,ottery finished drawing, when, with
the following Capitale were all eoLith the
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1.511::tellchai0.10 Dehnliedtl.6C!ioonilaitreEn!leop6cearnssi-itagieeaortlesnrliennetwri,a 1:8:0071°Itl
httotr•ehT'gLitletf-iotvancen.lentblbtell:yaliwß.:„:9B6%:"l4:
e
1 ;
ipes a Wine. Also last May, it
3,0001. In last year's Lotouries
91W IL ; and in a recent Lottery all
a Co. aye selling for • se
.y, gamin contains Foos Prboo ot SAW
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