The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-23 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE, Auc. 21.

Snips rNT F RED INWARD.—The Ceres, Biggins, from St,
Petershurgh ; Ann, Dohie, from Riga; Aurora. Barn, from St.
Petersburg!'; Buckle, Peters, from Nantes; Queen Charlotte,
Tullocit, from Leith ; Orestes, Nicholson, from Prince Edward's
Island ; Royal George, Ward, from St. John's, New Brunswick ;
St. David, Salmon, from Quebec ; Drake, Grills, front ditto ;
Prince. Jackson. from Riga; Oldtield, from Sierra Leone;
Sprightly, Ridlvy, from Riga ; Susan, Dales, from ditto t Spring.
Spehce, tront Norva ; Union, Strathie, from Valencia ;
Sedition, from Oporto; Belluncle, Uall, from Standgate Creek ;
John Bainbridge, Nixon. from Cape Breton ; Glen Om Bondi.
from Faro; Elizabeth, Biagio from Belize; City of Geneva,
Crawford, from Oonaives sod ape Breton ; Neva, Alorrison, from
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Lad f Combermere, Sanford, froin
Trinidad ; Johanna Cathnrina, Wenck, from Bayonne ; Earl
Bathurst, Pound, from Rotterdam; Elizabeth. Service, from Ja-
maica; Manlius, World, from Quebec; Acra, Clark, from Jersey
Hylton Jollitte, Mown, from H amburgh.
ENTERED OUTWARD.—The George the Fourth. Black, for
Lisbon and Gibraltar; Vrouvr Catherina, Schuyt, for Antwerp ;
Argus, Pain, for llamburgh.
CLEARED Otrrwann.—The Elizabeth, Wichard9, for Stettin;
Salmon River, Duke, for Sierra Leone; Rudolph, Schmidt, for
Stettin ; Margaret, Banhs, for Elsinore and Riga; Perseverance,
Alargollc, for Calais ; Ilamburgh, ‘V0.41, for Elsinore and St.
Petersburgh ; Prince Frederick, Hart, for Rotterdam.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
The Lang, Dusk. from New South Wales, off Sidcomb, sailed
from Sydney Bth of March, and from Hobart Town 10th April.
Passengers per Lang.—Captain Raunulph Dacre and Mr. Peter
Robinson.
VAN DrEames LANs.—The Medway, Wight, was to leave
Hobart Town for London about the 15th of April ; the John Dunn,
111‘Beat'i, ter ditto, ab ut the 22d; and the Cape Packet, Kan.,
was to leave Hobart Toon for Sydney, and was to return to Hobart
Town and to load tor Lsndon.
Slues SPOKEN WITH.—The Mariner, Stakes. front London
to the Cape the 25th June, in lat. 16. 47. S. long. 26. 11. W., with
Imes of ma-t', &e. and hal been supplied with spars from the Lang.
HOBART Cows, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, APRI I. B.—Arrived
17th February the new Government schooner Deapatch, 20 tons,
from Macquarie Harbour, where she has been lately built.
29th February, the Prince Regent, Captain Lambe, from Eng-
land, tonched at Madeira which she left 6th November. Same day
the brig Sun. Captain Gillet. with a full cargo of tea from China.
The Prince Regent sailed for Sydney 14th March.
Arrived on the 20th of Starch, the Lang, Captain Lusk, from
Sydney ; Passengers—Captain Deere (late of the Elizabeth), Capt.
Robinson (late of the Colombia). Liedtenant Thornhitl, with about
40 men, women, and children, of the 40th Regiment. Same day
the brig Cautlry, Captain Noyes, bound for Calcutta, put into port
in consequence of contrary winds.
On 27th March, the brig John Dann, 31'Reath, Milt sundries.
This vessel is chartered by Sir. Petchey. of Davy-street, ter Eng-
land, with a cargo of Illimosa Bark, on his account. Same day
his Majesty's ship Lame, from New Zealand ; after taking the
mail on board she sailed for Port Jackson.
SYDNEY, MARCH 11.—(hi Wednesday last arrived the Toward
Castle, Captain Jeffries, left London 17th August; fgatleira, 15th
September ; Tenerife, 18th September ; Cape of Good Hope, 21st
of December; and Hobart Town, 25th ult.
List of ships that remain in harbour.—Manglee, Ardent, Sir
George Osborne, St. Michael, Pockhogton, Eltzaheth,,hark Lyn:,
:Toward Castle, Glory, Wellington. Elizabeth, Queen Cluiriette,
John Dunn, John, Woodlark, and Leander.