The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-04 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Fast India Company's ships General Kyd, Repulse, and Bride.
water, from China, arrived In the Downs on the lat Instant. The Bridge-
water sailed from China the Illth of November, and from St. Helena the
6th February. The itemilse also left St. Helena the 6th February.
The undermentioned Company's ships strived in China as follows, viz.:
—Buckinghamshire and Lowther Castle, August 2S; Inglis and Bombay,
Sept. 10; Atlas, 19th ditto; Herefordshire. 2.4 d ditto; Waterloo, th
ditto; Vanslttort and Hythe, 2stb ditto; Duke of Vork, Oct. 12; Far-
onhanton, 14th ditto, Windsor, ld'h ditto Scaleby Castle. Nov. b.
The Royal George called from Bengal Stith August ; touched at Penang
and Singapore, to land detachments of Svpoys ; left the latter place 6th
Oct. ; and arrived MI Macao 220 Oct.
The Berwickshire, outward-bound, Waal all well 17th Feb. In la'. 1. N.
long. 20. W.

SHIPS SPOIUN wtru.—Tbe Royal Charlotte, Dudman, from London to
Ceylon, Feb. lat. 20. N. long. 21. W.
The Ceres, Warren, from Loudon to Bombay, about the Ist October, off
St. Mary'', Madagascar.
The Thomas Grenville, Manning, was to ball from Bengal for London,
the 25th February.
AILIIIVALS AT CRlNA..—Lowlee Family, Cornwallis, and Lady East, from
; snipe, Haigh, from Henn i; Fulhall, Karam, from Penang;
Portsea, Lamb, from Bengal, and .4ilrd 213th Oct. to Bengal.
The Madelina, Hayes, was taken np by Government for Trincomalee
and London, to sail from Columb, lath December.
Snte senator wern.—The Inglis, Serie, from China to London, the
2 ith Feb. in the South Eart tootle.
ARIttVAL AT Rao JANIIIRO.—The Eden, Clarke, from New South
Wales, on the 10th Jan. sailed from New South Wale., the 2.3 d Oct.
SAILI\O FROM RI o.—Tue Suuthworth, Embleton, for the Mauritius, on
the 11th of Jan.

The Atlas, Hunt, from Madras, has arrived off Dartmouth ; she sailed
from !dachas, the 14th Sept. ; Colombo, the 24th Nov. and the Cape, the
14th Jan.
ARRIVALS AT COLVMIIO.—The Clarissa, Partarren',, from Bordeaux,
on the 26th Oct. ; the Atlas, Hunt, from Trincomalee. on the 31st ditto ;
the Dean, Pascal, f,om Bordeaux, on the 4th Nor.; the Laurel, Brlant,
from Muscat, on the 11th ditto ; and his Majesty's ship Slancy, from
Ransom..
SAILING' ?Rom Cot.cuso.—The Dean, Pascal, for Bordeaux, 0,,
the sth Nov.; the Clarissa, Partarreus, for Maitibi r Coast, and lioideaux.
CAPS, JAR. 2.—The _Aguilar, Watson, from Penang, is lying here, and
haring to undergo repairs, will remain some time.
ARRIVALS AT ems CAex.—The City of Edinburgh, Mackellar, from
Singapore, on the 24 of January; the Eliza and Francis, Stephenson,
from Timor, on the 34; the Felix, Perrot, from the Mauritius, on the 4th;
the Kainx, Sinclair, from Portsmouth, 011 the sth ; the Ellen, Patterson,
from London, on the Gth ; the Florida, Dalin°, from New York and Rio,
on the Sth ; his Majesty's ship Fly, Weatherall, from Portsmouth, on the
lo.p • the Grow, Clark, London ; a brig stsudlng in on the 14th ; the
Ledo, Northwood, from London, on the 2Sth of December.
SAILING' ►ROM TR' Roselia, Evans, for I on ion, on the
314 December; the Fortitude Barcham, for Batavia and :tingapore ; the
Cornwallis, Henderson, for ditto, on the 14 of January; the Ann,
Grimes, for the Mauritius; the Lord Suffield, Dean, for London, on the
4th the City of Edinburgh, 111ackellar, for ditto, on the sth ; the Marquis
of Wellesley, Coulon, for the Mauritius, on the Sth ; the Virginia, Dialed,
for ditto, on the 9th ; the St. Helene. Fairfax, for St. Helena, un the Sth ;
the Thomas, Fermis, for ditto, on the 11th ; the Nereus, Swindell, for
New South Wales; on the 12th ; the Hypomeneus, Ross, for Snmatra ;
the Kilns, Sinclair, for the Mauritius, on the 14th; the George, Clark, for
Bengal.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
.hounds will meet this day at Canhalton, on
and on mstmday at Fox Keaton.

The Eful of Derby's
Thurichty at Godstooe-1

TATTERSALL'S MONDAT, Aenti.3.

The room, during the whole of the afternoon, was unusually crowded.
All the leading betting gentlemen being in attendance, engogemepts to a
very large amount were entered into ; the betting being strung on all the
stakes, producing Important changes. The odds on some of the Derby
favourites have varied considerably ; Panic, not being backed so freely,
fell back a point; Advance, on the contrary, rose rapidly, having plenty
of backers; The Moslem, too, left off three or four points better than on
Thursday: of the outsiders The Baron was brought up, and 17 to 1 taken ;
the last quotation, however, is IS to I. The principal betting for the
Oaks was on Butterfly (the Filagree filly', who is decidedly hist favourite.
The St. Leger betting wan brisker than for some weeks past, and more in.
terestlng ; Crusader, In consequence (as It Is said), of having been tried
all Calypso and found wanting, retrograded several points, 25 to I being
taken several times In the early part of the day, but, towards the chow, he
recovered I little, and settled at 20 to I, being backed at it to 5 wmiust
Calypso. Upon the whole the day's business was exceedingly Interesting.
The odds are as follows :

/LIDDLISMORTII.
$ to 1 agalnat Parl.tot
12 to 1 against Parapluie

2 to I arainst Henry
3 to I against The Maim
36 to I against The General

psi
1) to 2 against Monarch
8 to against Panic
81 to ag.iuit Advance
12 to against The 3to,lem
18 to against The Aaron
20 to againq The General
22 to against Pluto
22 to against 80014
M to again 4 Goddard
2; to again,t Twatty
Even betting between Centaur and
tatty and Rowena, 100 to 60 against
next.

28 to I against Premier
30 to 1 against Henry
30 to I against Rowena
33 to I against Barovaa
3.3 to '1 against Demi,*
33 to I against Wet:roma
XS to I against Oramatin
:1:1 to 1 against Centaur
43 to 1 against Apelier.
1000 to 1:i against ➢Liss Syntax
Karoo n, even betting between Cen.
Advance for the Stakes on Monday

I[4.
13 to 1 against Po-Peep
:NI to I against Mond
22 to 1 against Tears
22 to I against Paraplule
2i to 1 against Louisa

6 to I againq Filagree
6,1 to I aftitin.t 61titnionette
7 to 1 asain 4 Prultieso
l to I again.t Henry
10 to 1 afrain4 Rachael
12 to I againat Elitabeth
BT. LIMICR.
7to I against lledlarnite 120 to 1 against Crusader
12 to 1 attaluat Belzoni 25 to 1 against Calypso.
17 to I again,' Fanny 4 to 1 against Panic
18 to I agaiu4t Barataria 26 to 1 against Barefoot.
8 to 5 Cruaader agalnat Calypoo.
Match. Keen betting network Cod le end Sligo, p.p.