The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, 310,IDAY, JOl.l 10. •
Arrived the Adeiphi, Stewart, from Liverpool, N. S. Wird
13th June. On the 4th July. in Int. 67.17. long. 10. spoke the
Macclesfield. for New Orleans, and the Zebulon. for Nova Scotia,
front 1.i%. rpoul. The Sapphire. Callender, from Charleston.
Swiss fith June. On the 7th July in I.tt :E.1.11 long. 77.34. es.
changed numbrrs wi h the Emily, from Lverpo .1, for Savannah.
On the Bth in lat. 34.13. long. 7,1 au. spoke the Margaret Ann,
from Liverpool for Charleston. On the 11.1 th in lat. 3i 48. long.
83 23. spoke the William, Appleton, from Jameica for Liverpool,
out 20 days.
1 ship, 3 brigs, of at 30 m. p. 8; private signal Mr. Race's.
The Lydia, Robinson, from Liverpool, arrived at Aliramichi in
28 days.
The Walls End, Itammey, from Cork has arrived at Quebec.
The Castor, Cochran, 'iota St. Andrew's, has arrived at Cork
for orders. •

1' At. MOAT 11, J v LT 9.—Arrived, the Duke of Kent packet, from
Lisboa, in twelve days; the Barbadoes, Lee, from St. John's,
N.lt., in 27 days. Sailed the Escape, Wessels, for Lisbon. Wind
W.N.W.
PLYmoUTII, JULY 9.—Put back, the Pretty Lase, for St.
.Jo'in's, Newfoundland. leaky. Sailed, his Majesty's ship Rom-
nty, for Gihrahar_Wind
Cowes, JuLY 10.—Arrived the Johanna, Hers, from Rio
Janeiro, and the Laurestius. Ferrer, from Bahia.
PORTSMoUTII, JULY 10.—Passed he, the John, Popplewell,
from Bengal—on the( lath May, off St. Helena, spoke the Johanna
Elisabeth, from Batavia, all well ; also, the P..rtridge, from the
South Seas, in Lt. 37. 45. long. 43. 12. out; three years. with 300
tuns of oil, all well. Also pasted, the Mi4o, Winslow, from Lon-
don for China ; —, and Isabella, Wi digoo,e, from London
for Demerara. Wind W.S.W.
HASTINGS, JULY 10.—An Ana rican-bui brig, of about 209
tons, scroll head and varnished s ties. was fallen in with. water-
logged and abandoned, on the lat MA. in lat. 47. long. 19. by tile
Alacrity, from Bombay.
DEAL, Jut.Y 10.—The.nutward-bound, 'eported yesterday, have
sailed.. Arrived the Mary's, Jacobson, and the Reward, carry,
rrom Quebec ; the Alacrity, Findlay, from Bombay ; the Veno,,
Scott, from, Demerara; she Diwn, Bland, from Miramichi ;
the Australia, Wilson, from Illanibutgli' and he Sax( n r. Fa tier,
from Barcelona. The whole have sailed for the River. Wind .*!:.W.
RA MsOAT NE 10.—The Betsey, of Sunderland, from Rye,
ran on the Goodwin Sand, yesterday afternoon, in a fog, but got off
without assistance and proceeded.
MARGATE, JULY 10.—P our hundred and ninety-eight bars,
seven pig*, eleven Hats, and fifty-nine pieces of iron, were landed
here to-day from the wreck on the Girdler.
GRAVESEND, JuLy 10.—Arrival die Robert, Bathgate, from
Montserrat; Site,, ft iii Ann, Ferguson; from Patagonia; Two
Sisters, bletidents, from Idarnhurgh ; Ann lUaria, Jittery, from
Guernsey; William Miles, Sampson, from Penang; Georgians,
%Felten, from Ilerbice; London, Heiman, from Jamaica; Pct. r-
head, Fowie, from Peteraburgli ; and Margaret, Pianism, from
Jamaica. Sailed the Sarah, Cunsby, for Te este ; and Weasel,
Somes, for Petersburgh.
Non Tit SHIELDS, JULY 6.—The Betsey, Jackson. coal laden,
grounded upon the Insand yesterday, strained and mode voter,
but got off with the flood and will procee.l. The Columbus, Ware,
in cent •g out efSunderland harbour, struck the Bar, and has put
in here leaky. The Trio, Hobhouse, bound to Plymouth, in com-
ing out of Sunderland, got in contact with a vessel and ilamagid
her bow.; she afterwards struck the Bar, and has put into this !la-
bour leadc".
OPORTO, JUNE 17.—The Aimable Paalina. from St. Domin-
go avid loyal. for Marseilles, was abandoned 7th ult. in lat. 33.
30. lon. 31. being water-loggtd • crew arrived at List on.
ST. Uses, Ju N E 22.—The S owden. from the Cape
of Good Hope, having taken on hoard her carg $ an l being ready for
sea, sprung a dangerous leak, and after discha gins about one-half
of her cargo. it was discovered inside It is ix ec ed gra will le
able to rail in next week.
QUEBEC, JUNE s.—The Sydney l ticket, W,od, from Liver-
pool, on shore en White Island, is in a very dangerous situation,
and it Is feared cannot be got off. A. rived on the Ist, the bark
Exmouth, Hart, paged from Hull the 21st April • on the 3d. the
bark Thomas, Bantill, sailed from Cork the 201 April. T:ie
Hercules tow-host proceeded on Thursday for Montreal, with the
brigs Shakspeare, from London, the British King, from Dundee.
the Jean, from Oreemxic, and the Gratitude, fr srn Leith. Th.
Christian, arrived this morning from Belfast, reports four vessels
coming up ; one of them is the brig Thomas, for Cork.
BAHIA, MAT 22.—The schoon:r Uniao has been captured ; the
Pilot arrived here.

Arrived off Dover the Henrietta, Lab, f on Bailie.
The Camden (Sealer) was lost on the coast of Patago&a, in
March last—crew saved.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Alacrity. Findlay, from Bombay, in the Doom—sailad
from Bombay the 18th of January ; Tellielierry, the 13th of Fr.
bruary ; the Cape, the Ist of May ; and from St. Helena the 18th
of ditto. . .

The John, Popplewell, from Bengal, off Portsmouth—sailed
from Calcutta the 17th Jimunry ; &sugar, the 2lst ditto ; Madras,
the 20th February : and the Cape, the sth May.
The Partridge, Thornton, front the Smith Seas, off Hastings—
sailed from Ontheite the 27th December, 182; and from Valpa-
raiso, in March.
The Johanna Elizabeth, —, from Batavia, was off St. Helena
the 18th May.
Passengers per Partridge, from the South Seas--Mr. Matthew
Jackson, and Mr. Thos. Martin and boy.
Passengers per Madras, Capt. Beach (outward bound), for the
Cape and Bengal—Mistresses Beach. French, and Maticenzie;
Misses Digby, Campbell. French, and E. French ; Mr. French,
gent.; French, cadet; W. French, gent.; Messer. Tullock,
Bead, and Carden, writers; Messrs. 13o)(1 and Mackenzie, free
merchants ; Messrs. M‘Lean, Edwarda. and Johnson. cadets;
Mr. Honeywootl, free merchant; Dr. Babington, lion. Company's
Assistant Surgeon ; one European female servant, three nu:ire
ditto, and du ee men ditto, fur Bengal.
Mistresses Acland and Elulen; Misses F.btkn, Henby, Kilby,.
Bird, Bareness and Capbal ; Colonel Bird of his 31ajesty's
service ; Drs. ilaileyni and Berdoft. R.N. ; six children of Mrs.
Ebden, two European female servants, and two men servants, na.
Svcs of the Cape, for the Cape of Hood Hope. _