The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-23 00:00:00

VICINITY OF CLAPHAM,

Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Ofßees, Stablirg,
Garden and Paddock, altogether about Two Acres.
fjCO be DISPOSED OP, by IVINSTANLEY .Ir,l
SONS. a LEASE. for 30 Years, of a very neat detach-0
bite Stucco-fronted COTTAGE, pleasantly situate a..out three
miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham. containing
elegant dining and drawing rooms, both with Venetian v.indows
openinF to the lawn and garden, five best chambers, two secon-
dary ditto, or nurseries, a patent water-closet, a man's chamber,
kitchen, scullery, dairy. servants' ball, and good cellars; a three-
stall stable, chaise-house, cow-house, poultry-house, piggerith,
and outbuildings, a green.house, excellent and say productive
garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, and paddock, the
whole containing about two acres.
To be viewed, and further particulars had by applying to W:o.
startler and Sons, Paternoster-row.
N.B. The furniture and wines may be had at a valuation.

WA LTH A MSTOW.
commomous FAMILY RESIDENCE.

With Offices, Coach-homers, Stabling, Gardens, and two Paddocks
of Meadow Land.
TO he LET on LEASE, for Fourteen or Twenty-
one years, by WI NSTA and SONS, a commodious
FAMILY Hel DENCt, pleasantly inmate in Hoc-street, Walt-
bamstow, containing a noble drawing room, good dining room,
morning parlour, study, five principal chambers, two dressing
rooms and spacious nursery, and three servants' apartments, excel-
lent kitchen, scullery, foonsan's pantry, and commodious cellitrage,
productive garden, yards, and outbuildings, and two paddocks of
mendow land • the whole comprises about eight acres.
• To be viewed, and further particulars had by applying EC Win-
stanley and Sons, Paterno•it,x-row.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TCESDAT, Fs,. 21.

Wind W.—High water, 13 m. p 10.
Arrived the William Thompson, Bourne, from New York:
sailed on the evening•of the 3d February, and anchored in the river
Mersey at 10 p.m., on the 20th Feb.
Arrived the A driana, Goder, from Trinidad; Dolpin, ikon/
Marseile. and Cork; Lady of the Lake, Gray, from St. John's,
N. 8.; Alerton, —, from New Orleas—sailed the 11th. and from
Belize 15th January ; Julian, Williams, from Truiluad; Ha-
lard, Davies, from Demerara; Mary Ann, —, of Scarborough,
from Odessa. _ _ _ • .

The Casket, Tracy, from Liverpool, has arrived in the Alin.
issi ppi.
The America, Davies, frorti Liverpool, has arrived at Boston.
The Brewton, Love, and the Pa Alma, Bartlett, iron. Liverpool,
arrived at Mobile the 7th January.
The Susanne, (iutehon, from Liverpool, for Calais, put ioto
Ramsay the 12th instant, and sailed on the lath inst.
The Prince Regent, Starkey, from Liverpool, for Killough, put
inw Ramsay leaky, and was discharging her csago (was.).
The Accession, Andes, nod Jessie, funs Liverpool, have arrived
at Rio Janeiro. _ - _

The Moses Bottesford. Watkins, how St. John's, New Bruns.
wick, for Liverpool, has been driven on shore near Lytham.
The Royal George, Harper, sailed hence 4th January for New
York. put into Cork 111th mat., having lost her sails, bulwarks,
&c., on the 31st ult., in Ist. 46, long. 44.
The Margaret, Dunning, from Sicily for Liverpool, kat put
Into Gibraltar with damage, having thrown part of her Mg* over.
bowl.

The• Leeds, —, from Liverpool, was going into New York on
the 34 first.

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The George Clinton, —, for New York. has put back.
The Brazilian, for Rio de Jaoeiro, has put back with loss of part
of her false keel, haring struck on the Copeland Rock.
The Thomas, —, for Cork, end Ncptcnet —, for Poole,
have put back.
The llankinso, Parker, from London for Liverpool, arrived at
Fowey the 13th inst. • •

PENZANCE, FEB. 20.—The crew of the Claremont are all
drowned ; it is supposed they took to their small boat, as she was
driven on shore ; about ninety casks of oil are saved. The vessel
has gone to pieces.
FALMOUTH, FFIS. 20.—A Survey has been held on the Dutch
brig Phcanix, and it Is found requisite to take out her cargo Wore
she can undergo the necessary repairs.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 21.—The Frederick, Koppertioldt, .front
Malaga fur Antwerp, came into harbour this day to repair a leak,
having been on the Owens.
DEAL, FEB. 21.—Remain with the Sir David Scott, and the
rest of the outward bound, the Elizabeth, from London to Vera
Cruz ; the James Haney, front ditto to llayannah • the Fortitude,
from ditto to Idarbadoes; the Peru, from ditto to 'Buenos Apes;
the Jane, from ditto to Demerara; the General Palmer, from ditto
to Madras • the Duchess of Athol, from ditto to Bombay ; the
Mary Lock, from the South Seas; the George and Ann, Carte,
from London to Cadiz ; and the John and Elizabeth, Burgess,
from London.—Wind W.S.W.
Gn as- ESEND, FEB. 20.—Arrived the Susan and Mary, Stewart,
and Stanley, Hall, front Lisbon; Hope, Madge, from St, It!.
cheers ; Industry, Baker, from Seville.
FEB. fn.—Arrived the Lively cruiser. front GOrralter.
Sailed the Illarshal Blucher, Carroll, for Rotterdam • Loyaia.t.
Raines, for Tobago; Flora, Christie, for Antwerp; 'Etbeldreo,
Sutton, for Jamaica; and the Frances Henrietta, White, for Nrir
York.
HARWICH, FEB. 21.—The Mentor, of North Shields, struck
the Cork Sand 11Ith inst.. and was afterwards abandoned by the
ezew ; she then drove on the main near Woodbridge haven. and
was lightened of her cargo (coal) by some ernaekenien, whit have
night, with loss of midnyatd,
got her afloat; we expect her in the harbour next flood.
llotenr.an, Frn. 20.—The Utdostus, Marshall, from. Liver.
tempestuoush poola having
it go Philadelphia,been owueatfourteen days,
tfhoue rr. ee m e i n laB
during which aich she experleare4 wry
g STORNAWAT, FEB. 13.—The Jane, Nicholson, bound to Wick,
was totally lost 8.. h inst., at the entrance of this harbour ; only the
master saved.
Cons, FEB. 17.—Put in the Boyish George, Harper. Isom
"%nowt, out 47 days. bound to New York, with loss of sails, tr:.
watts, &c.
tvlßELvasr, FEB. IR.—The upper works of a ship, towed into
Newcastle, prove to be those of the Ophelia
.pf Beaten, from Li.
verpool to Savannah, wrecked on the Kish Bank I lib inst. •
BALItANALD (NORTH UIST), FEB. 11.—The Agnes, 01 Leith.
timber laden, was driven on share the oth inst. on the west side of
South Uist, without any person on board; only one matt standing,
and bad been recently abandoned. The Agnes, Smith, of and
for Leith, front St. Mary's, Nova Scotia, was abandoned the

14th ult. -
PAWS, Frs. 18.—The Hanoverian galliot Stade Lintlan Wit.
heimenen, in ballast, was wrecked un die coast d'Arvart, silainst.
Crew saved.

On the 6th inst., in lat. 43, 10ng.27, whilst scudding. with a
gale from the westward, a sea struck the Fortitude increased.
Manning's, stern, which stove in the dead lighta, and tllleJ the
cabin with water.
On the 14th inst. the Hunter, arrived in the Clyde from St.:.Ar.
drew's, New Brunswick, saw a bark water•logged. and die see
breaking over her decks mainmast gone
.to the deek, roisruainast
standing, rigging all gone from die chain-plates. topmast and
rigging standing, fore-topmast gone at the cap. part of the core.
topsails in the top, painted green inside, a aide yellow side. ma a
small white moulding, all the bulwarks and pant of the atancliiv.a
gone flush with the deck, hatches off, stern stove tn, boeport
out, and ruddergsne; appeared that the crew had been on hoard
very lately; canvass had horn nailed over pact of the stern, two
anchors on the larboard bow, one chain bent. windlass atandicg,
and no bead ; supposed to be Sunderland or built.. Cape
Clear bearing E. quarter S. 59 mile...
VE119E1.3 SPOKE)! 11/1111.—The Elizabeth. of and. for New
York, from Havre, lat. 50. SO. N.. long. 12. by the Eagle, Chew,
•a rived atCowes. The schooner Onsnger, of layexpool, for lime,
21st Nov., lat. 56, 26, S., long. 17. 41, W. ; 12th December. lot,
40, 7, S.. king. 41, 4. W.. Enterprise. Gardner, of Havre ;
he. 22, 12, 8,, long. 29,'W., Sir Charles Price, May, of and from
London, for the South seas ; 9th spat., lat. 36, 52, N. long. 34.14.
W., Lars, of Nsad for Guernsey. from Itlo Janeiro; 18th, lat.
49, 7. N., Nogg. 8, 18, W., Charles, Hoc, of and from Britoil,
for Leghorn, by the Mary, arrived at Deal.