The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rortvanotrvif, ocrosltat 15.
Arrived be Flora. Mrlilrooe, huts Loodua ; Travel;er,
Aoderaiwi, from dimes sod Mararayho, with loss of two
•arbors arid cables each ; Juno, Made, Innis Cesdia ; sod
H..dgsma, with loss of one secbor sad cable ;
Marquis of Hasiiags from she Dowse Is Madras and Wes-
gal ; Richards, Wlllisassuu, for Demerara ; sad Atm, Low.
ry, for she South Seri.
A Rweeian frigate le sow coming in.
PLIMOVIII °mourn 14.

Came in the Har►iet, Cominiag, Gene Mi;lags in 15 days ;
arsil Rover, Bally, fro. biridoundland ii 17 dam with kiss
of bulwarks ten days ago in a gale of wind.
Sailed the Union, Laronaii. fur Seville ; Alpha, Towers,
for Biespos Ayres; sod Cornwallis, Henderson, for the eve
of Good Hope.

7ALMOVIII. °CVOS'!" 14.
Sifled the Isabella, M'Neil, for Chuhaunt ; Reimers,
Manoing, for Artie.' • Chaslime, &tutus, for Cadiz and
Gaselier; Alert, M'ougle, for Pkoluirlphoi ; Fortitude
laerrassed, Mooning, fur Nt. Kist's ; Aurora, Garrett, for
bewilk ; and Mottoes picket for Atnesiee.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 15.

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It is hoped this the brig Preteens,' was nut one of those
wrecked on Sunday night. Six WO belonging to the Ranger
cutter are saved.

TOSTIIIII PARTICOLAILS —ln th• gale of Sunday 'tight,
aro are sorry to learn, the loss of the Rsuger ri vr nue cutler:
having struck cm Hasbro' Saud. it is aoppckced she imme-
diately fell us her brisad.side, mid that every soul us board
perished; but providentially a boat, with seven hands, was
detached iin a particular service, and these poor fellows, with
one man ou shore sick, are the only survivors out of a crew
of forty men. Prom the situation is which the brig Pro-
tector , emsiusseder, was seen jest before the gale,
great fears may be mitertaimsd for her safety; we are curtain
that five brigs and a sloop are lost sear %Vitamin's, among
which we find the Hope, of Newcastle; Hopewell, of Mal.
don; and Supply, of Suudirlsod.

nrat., OCTORiII 15.

Came down from the River last night and sail-d the Bar-
bara, Smith, for /labia; also and remain the John Slade,
Rees, for Jastaiea., _ _ _

Arrived and sailed fur the River the John. Popplewell.
from Jamaica; Harmosy. Gronard, from Honduras; and
Prise's, Royal, Sherwood, from New South Wales—lost as
anchor and cable in the DUVIIIIII during the vile yesterday
rooming.

A most alarming occurrence took place on Mon-
day lust, at the house of Mr. HIIASLER, a swill,, w
Pear Tree-court, Cleo ken*ell-close. A dog of his,
which was seized with hydrophobia, bit two of Mr.
HCAILItIe/ children, one aged teu and the other
eight years; the eldest was hit in the left eye and
the youngest in the cheek. The children were both
token to Bartholomew's Hospital, where cau.tic
was applied to the wound on the e 3 e of the eldest,
and the flesh cut off from the wound in the cheek
of the youngest. The dog was killed, and the body
was opened and este 11111 l ed by the surgeons. who
have ascertained the soloist to be mad. Noshing
can exceed the trouble of the farni:y ; they hove the
eldest at home, end the youngest still remains iu
the Hospital.
The Margate safety coach, which comes to Char.
ing-cross, was upset on Monday at Canterbury, on
its way to London; it was full of passengers inside
and out : one Gentlemen had his leg crushed by
felling under the touch, and was obliged to remain
at Cauterbury; a Lady inside had her arm much
cut by the glass, and was so severely bruised as to
requite the support of pillows the remainder of the
journey, and to be lilted in and out of the coach;
ninny of the other passengers were much bruised
and sprained. The accident was occasioned by
turning short round a corner in the infamous prac-
tice of driving furiously through the town. Al-
though the coach is built on the principles of the
patent, no carriage can possibly keep its equili.
briuru to such a situation.

REVENUE OF IRELAND.

THIRD REPORT
OF LEE COMMISSIONERS or INQUIRY INTO tilt
REVENUE ARISING IN IRELAND.

EXTRACTS PROM THE APPENDIX TO THE REPORT.
(Coattnited from oar Paper of Yesterday.)
[Conclusion of the Examination of Mr. Charles Palmer