The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, rairraonalr.
Arrived the FlAra, Ilooderkirk. from f
Diana, l'oinn. for Messina; Antic, De 1
Maria IVilhelmina, Witt, for 'Wismar ;
Alexandria.
One ship, one brig, off at four o'clock.
The Mary Ann, Hillary, from St. John'a,,New Brunswick t
Robert James Hayes, , from 42aeliee ; King °Mtge, —, from
Jamaica, are oil; and have pilots on board.
HoLlruitan, OCT. 18.
The William Byrne, —, from New York tor Liverpool, was
off at II a.m. .
About 40 vessels sailed this morning.
The King George, —, from Jamaica, weave Orms Iliad yes-
terday.
The Cabetia, Rayner, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. John's,
New Brum:wick.
' The Jessie, Milroy, from St. John's, New Brunswick. has ar.
rived at Cork. •
The Catherine 11I'Donak9. Williamson, 414 igionrool for Ri•
chAucio, was spoke in lat. 45. long. 4C •

Pertgatte-e, OCT. 19.—The Eliza, Deckles, from Hull, for
Terceira, put in here last night, and this morning, in heaving up,
broke the windlass and palls, and was assisted Mw the pier, haring
slipped 40 fathoms of chain cable. • .
PIA-mourn, OCT. IL—Sailed the Dove, Mitchell, for Tene-
rife ; the Mary, fur Princes Edward's Island and the Eagle,
Hurry, for Leghorn.—Wind E.
FALMOUTH. OCT.llk—Sailed the Albion, Wild, fur
HVera
Cruz ; and the Luna, Knox, for the Cape. Several of the outward.
bound arc preparing to sail.—Wind E. to E.S.E.
COWES, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Ilyperion, (lay, from New
York—on tile Nth Sept. experienced a heavy gale of wield—lost
cables, bulwarks, Bc.—Wind E.S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Philomel,
fur Malta.—Wind E.S.E.
DEAL, OCT. 19.—Arrived and sailed, the Edward, Alddridge,
front Quebec to London ; and the Brasil packet, from London to
Trieste.—Wind E.
GRAVESEND, Oct. 19.—Arrivcd the Hawkesbury,
from Quebec; the Contrail, Smith, from ditto; the Arethusa,
Davison, from Memel ; the Alfred, Angilo., front Hanteic
Sailed the Underwood, Remington, for Detwatua; the Malvin',
Wilson, for Ilamburgh ; the Ricardo, Hue Lone, for St. Peters-
burgh ; the Maria, Wilson, for Batavia ; anti the Caw, Williams,
for Sierra Leone.
VLIE, OCT. 19.—The Grey Reventlwa' in putting to sea the
13th inst. struck the Northern Outer liar 3of the New Channel, and
went to pieces. Crew toyed.
ELSINORE. OCT. 10.—The Nene'. alitaten, Hogan, from Li-
verpool to Rostock, was run foul •',l when at anchor below the
Castle, by the Colombia, Cook, from Grimsby, broke her chains,
and received so much damage as ►o put into this harbour to repair.
The Amphion, Albeck. front Jacobstadt to Havre, has put Into
Arendahl, damaged, and has it ischerged her cargo.
The French ship Ileurentt Espoir, Duval, from St. Peteiburgh
for Havre, is stranded 12 e.••les from Revel, opposite the island
Wrangell°.
The Annette, Proluo , from St. Petersburgh for Lubeck, wan
driven from her anchor, in the dreadful storm from the 12th to the
19th ult., and, havini, cut her cables, stranded near the village of
Wihhatta ; it wato lie.ped she would be got off; the cargo is saved.
The Maria, Knrodsen, front Badstadtenleich, for the Zane, is
stated to have sur,k to the West of -Heligoland, off the Weser, and
the Captain only to have escaped ; but it was not known where he
had landed.
The Wataarden, Bohm, frnm Wisby, for Amsterdam, was
overtaken by a violent thunder storm on the 21st tilt., off Oland ;
the lightning struck the ship, which was brought. with great dif-
ficulty, in a sinking mate, into the harbour of Katthamotarwiek,
where she was unleaded to repair.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCTOBER IS.
Snips EXTERED ISWARDS.—The Jahn, Callender, from Que-
bec ; Anna Sophia, Zuhneke, from Stralsund ; Welrsarf, De
Groot. from Ametertlam ; Jonge Remt, Melleosa, from Harlin.
gen ; Vrouw Hellegina, Penman, troth Ameterdam ; Gine Hoff-
sung, Redman, from Stettin; Glenbtarnie, Wood, from 11am.
burgh; Liberty, Aldrige, from Villavieiosa ; (-Riede Hoop, De
Vries, from Amsterdam; Anna Margaretha Kirstine, Ksrebeck,
from Copenhagen ; Commerce, Foamier, from Calais; William,
Naseby, from Medemblik Saucy Jack, Hooper. from Malaga;
Astrea, Partridge. from Ilamburgh ; Delphin, Voss, from %Vitt-
mar ; Catharine Marla, Beelow, from Griefswald ; Elsabe, Jaakc,
from Amsterdam ; Concordia. 1)1k, from Harlingen ; Neue Hog:
nung, Wilkens, from Carolinesid ; Vriendschap, Hand, and
Vrouw Gerdne, Banting, from Amsterdam ; Hoop, De Velde,
from Donit ; Elisabeth, Gnomon, from Quebec ; Drie Vrienden,
Feebes, from Harlingen ; Vrouw Zwaantje, firmeaiokle, from
Amsterdam ; Commerce, Dance, irom Rotterdam ; Prince `Co-
burg, Frith, ftom Tobago ; and Triton, Owens, from Belfas.
ENTER.RD OITTWARDS.—The Endracht, Decides, for Ratter-
darn ; Wallace, Wallace, fur Jamaica ; Johan Carl, Rimers, for
Hamburet ; Nra. Sea. del Carmen, Zulooga, for Balboa; Faith,
Cornish, for Genoa and Leghorny Superb, Stranack, for Ant-
werp; Pninsonby, Watkins, for Londonderry ; and Triton, Owens,
for Belfast.
CLEARED OCTWARDS.—The Twee Gebroeders, Visser, fir
Amsterdam; Despatch, Htitchison, for Riga; George Gibbert,
Drysdale, for Antigua; Goede Hoop, Boon, for Amsterdam and
Rotterdam ; Vrouw Eta, Bowman, and Tamil* weesige Sinters,
De Boer, for Amsterdam; Mary Kiny, Hutchinhgs, for Lisboo.;
Valek. De Valck, for Antwerp; Haabet.Engthretsen, for Chris-
tiania; Wellesley, Fmrimen, for Jamaica ; &Roan, Mason, for
Dominic"; Dololonis, Bell, for Van Diemen's Land and New
South Wales; Hero, Gomm, for Trinidad ; Four Sisters, Roberts,
for St. Michael's; Swift, Anis, for Midaga ; and Edward, Kehl,
for Memel.

tavxar.--Yent4rday evening an Inquest
by Palace, sipor. Stand, before Mr. TtwreAe
;stoner for Westminster, on the body of John
&boot Ifi Icon West
IP, who was unfortunately
relay afternoon, while colejted among the boats
et
the Middlesex aide of Waterloo Bridge. Tile Jury, sites &aldose
o view of the body, and hearing evidence ch mewed that the
'deceased met his death accidentally, returned a verdict accordingly.

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