The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

RA3sa.ITE 5T.7.431 P.ICKETS.

Oa board the Eagle Steam paekst, from flagellate
to London, Animist St, lett.
Ire, the unehreigned p-siengem, on our own behalf, and
in the name and by the desire of the other passengers sow on
hinted the Eagle p tykes, deem it to be a dusty In the piehlie,
and en art of jostier to she Commander of this resod, to give
tiohliciev to the fillets umter m►ntioned:—
The Favorite steam packet left tlx pier of Ramegsle this
strutting shoat fen urinates before eight o'clock. the Eagle
Indoevlng in atanot five nsinotiv after; bit she Eagle being
theh.te,t ring vessel, came up wish the Favorite In
lb. Channel rolled she Novrows between Margate Sand.
spa llV.artiete Hay, the Eagle however leaving the other
auflltient sea room for the safety of heath vessels in that
intricate charm. I ; nes, thmatiding which, the Comman-
d-I of the Favoarito, whos► name we understand to be
Hearty, not choosing that his vessel should Ire passed,
Inert down on the E•g►e, and run her on board, and
in this manner kept himself closely alongside for a con.
smierable time, in spite of every solicitation so the contrary,
to the crest terrier of some of she female pa.aeugerv, and to
the sannyanee of every lady sod gentleman on board. At
this time we were informed by Mr. Major, the Commander I
of the Eagle, that he had been already forced out of kis
ruci or mote than four points, nail thus he could not, without
danger of falling on the Wingate Sunda, keep off much fur.
liter; ►ut the indent aggremioa of Hearty was MOW reader-
ed e►ident to every one ou board, for Mr. Mtjo► eyeing a
l'ortuguree ►rig a head, elide avourstd, by placing Ali/ resod
kleoeeit himself and the Favosiiite, elFecisally to port goo-
psag with one trotiblrairme consort; but, to oar astonish-
ment and indignation, the Commander of the Favorite it
✓.tenod lime actually deviated from hi■ ow* gnome in order
to run his vessel MB board the -Eagle, which be effected,
ungaritbalanding the bloom ■nd horrifies of the remmigeri
nee lady leaving fallen into hysterics, and several others in
vim,. for their live.._

Then remained •• remedy but oar earnest request to Mr.
Major to stop the 'acne of the Eagle, and permit the man
who this dared to trine with the foliage of so insoy um&
Pestling pm sons to have his owu way. With this request
Mr. Major iniundisiely complied with great good nature,
toil further promoted the comfort of his passengers by
assuring them that he *wild mideavour afterwards, al all
emu s, to keep dear of the Favorite, by stretching further
to araward; bet it was plaits that Mr. Major LH it to be no
smell mortilicatma that his vessel, shich bad a decided ad.
•amage in sw iftnerv,shou Id, is Limier to satisfy his passragers
be compelled to fun go the advastage. By this srmangement
the F evo. ite kept OA the Isrbovirdebeam of the Biala from
half.psm ten until nearly 11 o'clock, warthog the latter
conlitivally to de viiese front her course, mail once more fall-
ing aboard, moil, • lisithstudiag these frequent deviations.,
the Fail. had acteally by bet superior velocity got the other
iutes bee make, and thus tertairiated a matelot which few of
the payseuters witnessed without appratensioa. We have
the testimony of John Hattou,of Gravesend (atrinity Hossi.e
rilutj • iso happened to lie with us on board the Regle, that
the esemluct of Mr. Major throughout wan highly praise..
worthy, and that he could not possibly avoid the Galeria
tenewstres of the two vessels, which was occasioned solely
by the miscoodeset of the master of the Favorite.
Vie do therefore thus publicly request Mr. Major to accept
Ism unanimous 'banks for his obligiag atieolime to his pas-
moneys on this occasion; and while we express our indigos-
tins at the audacious ••iiuyinece which we have received from
Hearty, we oilmen willehold ibis mark of our entire sppro.
belting' of the temper, skill, sod ability, by which the Lae/
was cosdist te el.
The Hon. Herbert Gardner.

John Harries, Seville Howse, Leicester square.
Joha Finlaimi, N 0.30, Craves street, Slaked.
Abraham Lieenlac, Highliary-place.
George &holey, Chimaera rue, Isliegtoa.
A. Maedosald. Bedford squire
J. Warwick, No 6, Three Crows-square, Borough.
W. Parker, Willem street, Hampstead•road.
Newry Demos. Ne 65, Piccadilly.
101111 Balelliaa, N 0.13, South *moos-street, Bloomsbury.
Rev. F. W. J. Vickery, Dean.itrcet, Sulu-puce.
John Balmer, N 0.14, Creichrilfriars.
Wm. ilasledine Pcpys, Poultry.
George Bishop, Flautists I y-place.
Edward Prior, South-street, Finsbary-sqoare.
[We h..e bees induced to copy the above paragraph front
a 111.witiireg Parr. The facts, beige so resperisbly satires-
be doubted, and we amides such mi.chievi.
ass intention as thereto stated ought to have publicity. It
seldom occurs that misconduct cam be so strongly sabot's.
tiatcd ►y rtfereocc.—Ea.]