The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-14 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PAT.MOUTH. JUNE I.—Sailed the Sumner packot, for Lisbon;
Princess Elizabeth packet. for America; and the Marchioness; of
Salisbury packet, for the Mediterranean.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 11.—Off the port the Georgians, from
Grenada; Susannah, front St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed
the Waterloo, Baustield. for Rio Janeiro; and Eliza and Mary,
for St. John's, New Brunswick.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 12.—Arrived, the Cyrus. Does, from
Sierra Leone, sailed 20th April; Sophia of London, with troops on
board, was seen going in; the American ship Superb, George, from
Holland, leaky; Hindostan. Lamb, front Havannah. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Phaeton. for South America; Camolion, on a
cruise; Thalia, Biden, and Kingstone, Bowen, for India.
DOVER, Jtt NE 12.—Off the port, the Atalanta, front Deme-
rara; and the Dickens, Proctor, from Leghorn.
DEAL, JUNE 12.—Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Sarah
Christina, Fisher, from Jamaica. Sailed the Row:cliff, for Hon-
duras ; Levant packet, for Gibraltar; Thomas Grenville, for
India; Roxburg Castle, for China; Charles Milne. tor Tobago;
IVoodbum, Fisher, for New Orleans; Marquis Wellington, for
India; and the Sir Henry Stanhope, tor St. Michael's.
GRAVESEND, Jara 12.—Arrived, the Harmony, Thomson,
from Memel ; John, Cummings, from Trieste; Britannia, Holder.
from Leghorn ; Eagle, Stands, frost New Orleans ; Kitty, Cole,
from Petersburgh ; and Nimble, Elsdon, front Smyrna. Sailed.
the New Phoenix, —, for Peterahurgh ; Orient, White, for
China ; Janet, Lovell, for St. Vincent's ; Catherine Green, Bayle,
for Quebec ; John Biggen, Blair, for Bombay ; and Mercy,
Balky , for Barbadoes.
LIVER root, Julie 11.—Atrived the Emulous, Humble, from
St. Vincent's; Remittance, Chaplin, from New York; Margaret,
Johnson, and Neptune, Cudd, from Lisbon; Hope, Ferguson,
from Sierra Leone; Margaret, Rea, from Smyrna; Syren,
'from Newfoundland ; Margaret, Spinks, front Almeira ; Zante,
Hodgeley, from Zante; and batons, Campion, tram Alexandria.
GIBRALTAR, MAY 21.—The Colombian privateer cruising off
Malaga, is said to have captured two brigs and a small revenue
boat ; in the latter the sent the crews to Malaga.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 10.—By advints from Galipoli of
the 29th ult. the Edward, Protheroe, was that morning got afloat,
and it was supposed would be ready to proceed hither in about
eight days.

The Rose Marquis. from Bengal, arrived at Madras on the sth
of February, and was to sad on the 11th for the Cape of Good Hope
and London.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated
June I :—lt was determined by the Board of Health, on Friday,
that the quarantine on the sultan. Fell (which arrived here on the
ed ult. from Liverpool), and her cargo, should be extended to the
sth instant, in consequence of two samples of Egyptian cotton wool
being on board.
From the Agent to Lloyd's at Elsinore. dated June 4 :—" Ye&
eels from Havannah will, for the present, be put under quarantine
for fourteen days, provided they are furnished with regular clean
bills of health, and duly attested by the authorities of the place."

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, MosDAY, JUNE 19.

The attendance of subscribers Will far front being great. and the
betting anything but frisk. The St. Leger was the only Stakes
which attracted any attention till towards evening, when the July
Stakes came up, and a few engagements were made, but chiefly on
the field, and between horses. The only material alteration is on
Trinculo for the St. Leger, who, after winning at Leads, is gone
tack from 21 to Ito 1,000 to 30. The betting is as under
JULY STAKES.
3tol on the field I7to I agst Mr. Lee's
to l apt Goshawk 6 to 4 the fillies apt the colts
44 to 1 apt Lord Exeter's f. (taken)
ST. LEGER.
31 to 1 agst Memnon 30 to 1 agar
col
Duke of Leeds
6 to 1 apt Itedgauntlet
I to 1 apt Alderman 35 to 1 apt Rothelan
14 to 1 apt Cleveland 1000 to 30 agst Trinculo
18 to 1 apt Homer 1000 to IV agst Count Porro
20 to 1 apt Dauntless 11 to 10 the field• apt three
(taken)
PIOEON MATCH FOR SIX HUNDRED SOVEREIGNS.

IrINIT DAY.
The above great match, at 150 birds each, between lend Ken-
nedy and Captain Ross, against Messrs. Arrowsmith and Osbal-
destone, to be decided in favour of those killing the greatest num-
ber of birds in the three days, commenced yesterday at the Red
House Inciosure, Battersea, and the attendance attracted by the
extraordinary interest which the match has excited in all thesport-
ing circles, was the most numerous we have seen this season ; the
beauty of the weather was an additional source of attraction, and
the anticipations of line sport were more than amply realised. The
betting during the week on the event of each day of the match, 011
the separate shooting, Lc. has been immense ; on the match it
wss even Lord Kennedy and Captain Ross for choice ; on the gun,
25 to 10 • on the day's shooting, the same as on the match.
The Following is a statement of the day's sport, at 50 bit?*
each :
Killed. Killed.
Mr. Osbaldestone - 42 Lord Kennedy - 37
Mr. A rrowsmith - 41 Captain Ross - 34
83 I 71
BlaJority for Messrs. Osbal estone and Anowsmith, 12.
Captain Roas was very unfortunate in his birds, several being
heavily hit, and falling out of bounds. Mr. Arrowsmith missed
only one out of his second 25. Betting or: the match 2to 1 and
► to 2 on Messrs. Arrowsmith and Osbaldestone.

STAFFORD RACES.—None of the Stakes filled ; the
time for naming has been therefore extended to the Ist of
August, when the respective Stakes will finally close.
No alterations will be made in the conditions, except
that twenty guineas, instead of ten, will be added to the
Gold Cup.
It is expected that Dorchester Races will be renewed
this season with unexampled energy, the subscriptions
being at present very liberal; and, from the excellent
sport afforded last year, it is hoped that r great number of
horses will be entered early; it will probably take place in
September.
The Recorder will make his Report to the King in
Council to-day, at Carlton Palace, of the prisoners that
were capitally convicted during the April and May Ses-
sions, at the Old Bailey.
MINING IrrEttic sncx.—The quantity of copper ores
sold at Redruth, June 0, was 1,561 tons. Average pro-
duce, 7i. Quantity of fine copper, 123 tons 16 cwt.
Amount of sale, 12,191/. 6s. Average standard, 132 t. 18s.
The quantity sold at Swansea, June 1, was 533 tons. No
sale next week.
A fire broke out yesterday morning at the house of Mr.
Rowley, W'hite-street, Borough, which totally destroyed
it, and damaged the building adjoining.