The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POILTIMOUSIT, StPTIMMICR 10.
Arrived' the Tartar from the coast of Africa and Jamaica;
■nd Salisbury, from the West Indies; also the Cumberland,
Mattison, from DaiPeic; Pyreise.s, Cloak, from the Downs
fur Jamaica; Kusliu Castle, Hepburn, from ditto fur N.
Brunswick ; Isabella, Nichols, from ditto, for the Cape of
Good Hope; and the Williams, Smith, from Lisbon.
Sailed the Tyae for the West Indies.
Sf/TIMIZR 9.
Sailed the Oroarmho, Slow, for Loudon.
'Fhe ander.meutioned packets will sail this afternoon,
should the wind come round to the eastward :—Staurner for
Lisbon, Lady Mary Pklkam Fir the Mediterraneau, and
Francis Frecling, for the Brazil..

;miming, 'Tyra/sent 10.
Arrived the Cuttereagh p.tckrt (rum Cuxhaven, and
Prioress Charlotte ditto from Hollionl—each with a mail ;
also the Hulinestrand, Hein, from Christiania, with loss of two
amino, and part of her cable. The Mervin, Brack, front
Neu-ea:Ur, has been brought its here by a salvage smack
leaky.

Drat, SEPTCSIBM In.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Lady Melville,
Riewast. from China ;, SIS/PVI, Rigmaiden, from Jamaica;
Harmony, Gray, from Oporto; Ranger, May, from the South
Seas (a full ship); and Timondra, Price, from Renal.
Came down from the River and remain the Langford,
Anthouy, fur Berhice ; Chevy Chase, Johnson, fur Liver.
pool, sad several more.
Soiled the Auu, Lewis, for Hull.

We have great pleasure in informing our readers
that the gang of horse-stealers who have for the last
twelve months been committing such extensive (le.
predations on the Bristol side of this county, is at
tenutli discovered sod broken up. One of the party
was arrested with s stolen horse in his pos•easioa ;
who hos impeached his accomplices, several of whom
are taken ; but we regret that the captain of the
gang, who resides at the Fish-ponds, is still at
large. They acknowledged to have stolen 156
horses within ten miles of Bristol since the first day
of October last.—(Gloucester Journal.)

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
Lord Chituaterleas's 04lies, Sretir 1111 1.
ma The reins of her late IllajilllF Carolise-Asvelia-
Ilisabeth were removed from. Mrestianbargh House, Hens-
mersolithom the atomism of Toney the 14th of Almost,
at seven o'clock, in a hearse decorated with esestelmoss sad
drawn by eight horses, escorted by a guard of honour, con.
slating of a squadron of the royal regimes* of horse guard%
!bids was relieved at Rumford by a like guard of the nth
regiment of light dragoons, sod similar reliefs took place at
Chelmsford sod at Colchester.
Upon the arrival of the royal reastiss at Chelmsford they
were deposited in the church sada a military guard. On
Wednesday naurniug the procession moved sad halted Ike
hollowing night at Colchester, where the royal body was
placed in the church under a military guard, audits the fol.
lowing rimming the procession gams advanced and arrived
at Harwich at twelve o'clock, whys the royal remiss were
conveyed on board the Glasgow frigate, attended by
John Calvert, E.q, Sem etary to the Lord Chamberlain,
aid Sir George Nayler, Clareseeux King of Arms The
colours at Harwich and at lA•dguard Fort were hoisted at
balkiest, and minute guns were Andiron the fort as soon
sts tie body was placed in the busa.,.ard continued mita the
flag was taken up.by the Clasp, frigate and the remain.
der of the squadron appointed for this service. The persists
who were to accompany the royal Pellaille embarked on
board the Glasgow and other ships, and on the following
'nursing the squadron sailed for the Continent.
Oa the arrival of the royal remains at Stade, on Monday,
the 20th August, they were deposited in the church during
the sight. The procession moved the nest storming and
halted that night at Domande, es Wednesday sight at
S.ltau, and on Thursday night at Celle, her Majnty's re-
mains being placed in the prhacipal church of these re-
spective places daring the sight.
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The procession arrive sißrunawick ow Friday evening,
•1 eleven o'clock, and adesoced to the Cathedral tilineelt of
St. Blaine, where hip Majesty's remains were deposited, with
the customary solemnities, in the vault of the Ducal Family
of Brunswick, in pars of her Majesty's wish, expressed
oue of the codicils to her will.

Lord Chombertaites o.ffitm, September 11, 1821.
Orders for the Cowers change of aspersing, os Thursday
neat, she 13th instant, for Ler late alajesty Qeees Caroline.
Amelia-Elisabeth, viz.—
The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain hoes or
muslin, white gloves, black and white shoes, fans and tip-
pets, white necklace, and ear-rings, no diamonds.
Undress—White or grey Notting% tabbies, or damasks.
The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, plain ur
fringed linen, black 'worth; or buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks.
The Court to change the isonruing further, on Thursday
the 245th ionises

The Ladies to wear black silk vie velvet, coloured ribbons
fans and tippets.
•
The Geinieamen to continue is Work, sod to wear coloured
swords and buckles.

And on 'fbersday the 47th instant, the Coon lo go out of
smut plug.
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BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Williams IVelsh, of Liverpool, drysalter, from September
lb to Oetuber 16, ■t twelve, at the George lun, Liverpool.
Chri►tiau William Huybeu►, late of Castle-street, Leices-
ter-square, Middlesex, picture-dealer, from September 4 to
October 2J, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodom.

BANKRU rrs.
William Dixon, of Portsmouth, tailor, to surrender, Sep-
timber It, at metre, 22, at ten, and October 23, at de.
aro, at Guildhall, Luudou. Amour), Mr. Hues', Milk.
street, Chemishle, London.
_ _ _

ThUlnas Casiusere Oliva, formed; of Quebec, North
America, and Isle of Liverpool, merchant, to sunreader,
October 1,2, and 23, at uue, at tire George Ilia, Liverpool.
Attorneys, Messrs. Orred, Lowe, cud Hurry, Liverpool;
cad Mears. Lowe and Bower, tioutliatoptuu-buildiugs,
Chaucerylaoe, Loudon.

Gtorie Deeping, of Lincoln, realm:auger, to surrender,
October 8-, 9, and 93, at Merest, at she Saracen's Head 100,
11.111CUIll. Attorneys, Messrs. Stucker, Dawson,. And Her-
raugham, New Onswell-court, Loudon; and Mr Newcome,
Grantham.

John Goodwin, of Bristol, coal-merchant, to surrender,
September 26, 27, and October 23, at owe, at the Commer-
cial Booms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mea,. Viaard and Blower,
fields, London mid Mr. William Gregory,
William Compton, of Birmingham,. lines draper, to war.
winder, September 28. 29, and October 23, at twelve, al the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs, Swain, Ste.
virus, Maple., Pearse, and Hunt, Fredr►iclt'a.plare, Old Jew.
ry, London ; and 3lessie. Wkattley and Son, Beuivetes.hill,
Birmingham.
Henry Tuustall, late of Liverpool, provision-dealer, to
surrender, October It 13, and 23, at eleven, at Mr. Mawds-
ley's office, Doran's-lane, Liverpool. Aitueuem Mr. Mawda.
ley, Liverpool; and 31r. Metier, Castle-street, Holborn,
London.

Thomas Stead, late of Tbrum-Hall, Soyland, York, cotton.
spinier (now a prisoner in the gaol of the Fleet), to SOU fen..
der, September 27, 28, ai the New luu, Soylaud, mid Octo-
ber 23, at eleven, at the Old Cuck luu, Halifax, York. At-
tome's, Mr. Walker, Lioculu's-lim.firlda, Loudon; sod
Mews. L. sod E. N. Alexanders, Halifax.

William Parr, of Great Rumellstreet, Covent.pnlen,
tailor, to parreeder, September lb, 25, and
October 23, at feu, at Gaildball, Louden.. Attorney, Mr.
Popkiu, I)eau•alrret, bubo.

DIVIDENDS,
October 3. J. Mathews, late of Yeassisee, Cornwall, sail-
maker, M ten, at the othee of Mr. Augers, Belvieu', Corn-
wall.
October 19..1. Clayton, joss. of Leeds, York, woolstapler,
at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds.
October 11.11. S. Smith, of Willey, Chester, cotton-spineer,
al eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester.
October 4. W. Haynes, of atourbridge, Worcester, currier,
at tao, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham.
October 3. W.ll. U d sad C. Barnard, both of Liverpool,
merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
October 9. K. Healey, of Cuiekey.Moor, Luncaster, cotton.
. manufacturer, ■t eleven, at the Star Inn, Illimehester.
October 9. E Spencer, of Billiteriene, London, merchant,
at *write, at Guildhall.
November 3. J. Nailer, of Jeffreys-square, St. Mary.Aie,
Loude., merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
October 2. C. Ellis, of Uliosinghani, plater, at eleven, at the
Royul Hotel, Birmingham.
October 3. L. Frost, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at one,
■t the George Ism, Dale-street, Liverpool.
October 3. J. Morris, ut Liverpool, lime-merchant, at one,
at die George Lou, Dale-street. Liverpool.
October S W. Aspitiall, of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at
the George pun, Dale-street. Liverpool.
October IS. J. Lythgot, of Liverpool, timber•me►ehanl, at
twelve, at the utlice of Mr. Aviauu, Hanover-street,
Liverpool.
October 29. J. Aspisall and 3. Aspisall, both of Liverpool,
bankers, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
Ottober 4. J. Saunderson and T. Masters, of Sutton, Bed-
ford, coru•facturs, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bigglesevade
Bedford.

RAW HIDES.
I
Best Harm& Steers, peat. Ordinary.. 2s Ild to 21 8d
3s 4d to 3s 8d Martel Calf.. etch Ils 01
Middlings 34 01 to 3s 21 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os Od

SHEEP SKINS.
Shirrs
Lambs

ciliated le Noe armee, the former article Sd to- ed, pr
bushel. American Flour, iu bond, continues to be taken
readily fur export; the sates this week are about 700 barrels,
Philadelphia at SM.; fur 1,000 barrels New Ovine. sour.
iu hood, 16e. per barrel has been übtaiued.
Otte.—The orsserrivat of seriossets frsm the
Ifishery has imams/ holden 10 oak bider priers for .11 .1
Oil and Bone; tn. is sew bid and refileal far Oil to
in all the year,. Oboes am oat, however, any. buyers aboss
shot price. drama loss of 0.14 have bees sold wisely the
lad week to the Ostlers and for tyre Ditto nattrlict; .751. to
110/. and 851. is mew asked, and for eels Bose M. has been
refused and 796 adlord. Seed Oils ere NOW.
Enurr..-A-tmadderable velocity of Buda Isisiss has
been purchased asee mu lost at a small advance, and cat
Smyrna Bailee at ewe heats quotation, chesty fat tape*: .-
lion; the holders of Deal aru a cuuseameoce now dewes“_,-
lug 365. per mil.
/Soot..—Ne soierbowe pet bees made ell the mew cry •
the boldersess askiwg higher praieur-
Rousso Sween.-411mmerkat has boss steady, ant the
prices are witheat i,ratrial elteestisist ibisegb there has ant
limn so much bestow dame as during the precedieg weak
the grocer* bare been perehasers of the better desrriptioL.,
and middling lumps mod Angle loaves have been taken k.
about aka. and Ms. fee crushing sad melte&
BAST INDIA PROMO&
CinToo,--TlO dimsod for export united Weer last h;
souiderably decreased. prises are bossetreelbutwAy soupoicr
and fur Pernanslotios a susaltadraue bee bees paid. .1
isles of the week. are (duty paid; 30 Vpland, good fair 1.0 d.;
20 N.w Orleans, middling Mid.; 400 Pernambuco, mid-
dling to good fair 12-Id. to 131. I.; .50 Smyrna, flue 9d.; 500
Surat, ordinary to middling aid. to 7d, fair to good lid. to
MI.; 600 Bengal, ordinary to middling SV. to 6d., Lir to
good 60. to 6tJ. Total 1,600 bags.
hrotioo.—Cunsiderebte business has been 11000 Islety in
this article, sod as advance uf full 4d. to 6d. per lb. boa beers
paid us the prices of the last sale quoted above.

Postscript; Tuesday, September 11,1821, Fees o'Cloek.
Corers.—Tbele was less inquiry to day, sad a small pub-
lic sale of Jamaica wrut off within. spirit aid about Iv. per
cwt. lower,. but it was Dot of clean quality: ism St. Domingo
there was scarcely any thing douse W day, the price is 110M1-
sally as quoted.
SUGAR.—A public sale of about 350 bbds. St. Ustier
was brought forward to-day,consistiag pa iticlpally of biome.
the lower soft qualities of which west about Is. lower; the
canonry SONS brougbt full prices; iu addition to the pubrx
sales, about 500 Wads. were sold privately. A public sale
Brasil went at about the was realiactiou air. lb. sales bast
week.