The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

THE MO:RICAN LOYALIeTe.
The Pen.lont mid Allowance.. which beeamr due to the American
Loyalists on the Deb in►t. will be paid between eleven and one o'cloce se
the following day., vie.:—on Wednesday, the 12th inst., and on the Mat
Wednesday In each succeeding month.

The :Cid (14 York West Riding, Regiment of Infantry Du completed
Its anententation efiT4l,ll-hment.
The Depot of the :oPth (West Kent) Regiment of loot km armed at
Belfast, from Scotland.

TIM CIII7IICII.

The Rev. Edward George. Ambrose Beckwith. A.M. has been presented
by the Dean and Chapter of St. Paula, to a 31 inur Canonry is that Ca-
thedral.

The Rev. T. A. Brown, of Nunntneton, has been presented to the VI.
enrage of 111Iton, near York, vacant by the reitknutico of the Rev. Wm.
Keery, by the Rev. Wm. Preston, Prebendal y of Bi:ton.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, Twcasnat, APAIL 6
Although the room was monied the betting was ro tby any means m
heavy as on Monday. Some fluctuations took place, The Moslem aintit.
ing to parallel odd, with Advance, and resuming his place as first
vomit, for the Rlddlesworth. Monarch is not no g-rod a favonetre a, b.
was, to I I sing offered freely, and not many taker,. Very little was
said ebont the Oaks and St. Leger, the alters' ions fir the last-mentiered
stakes being very alight. It is said that Polito ;General Grommet
Derby colt, has broken down.
RIDDLI
2 to I against The Moslem
3 to 2 against Mende&
3 to 2 against The General

I WORTH.
(1 to 1 against Parldot
12 to 1 against Pompton'

0 t'iL
3 to I agalmt !
DXB

:ANDS.
nt Imps ;taken.)

6 to 1 against Monarch
8 to 1 against Panic
9 to 1 ag.inst Advance
9 to 1 against The Aloslem
17 to 1 against The Baron
20 to 1 against The General
25 to 1 against Sophist
26 to 1 against Goddard
27 to 1 against Twang

30 to 1 against Henry
3U to 1 against Rowena
to 1 'going Derrke
30 to I again*t Waterman
7.3 to 1 against Tlaro,ba
38 to 1 against Premier
36 to 1 against Gramarie
40 to 1 against Centaur
60 to 1 against Agents.
Eq.

11 to 2 against Butterfly
13 to 2 against Mienionette
$ to 1 again+t Problem
9 to 1 agalnst Henriva
12 to 1 against Michael

I 2 to 1 against Elisabeth
15 to 1 saint ito-Peep
20 to 1 against •torel
20 to I against Pantolola
•2.S to I against Tears
,nosa.

IT. L.
7t to 1 against Bedlamlte
12 to 1 against Belzoni
16 to 1 against Fanny
20 to 1 against Barataria
20 to 1 against Crusader 1

23 to 1 agninia Calypso
30 to 1 against Panic
35 to 1 against Barefoot
4000 to 60 against Canvas ;tilt's)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, WitumssnAv, Arno. 5.
Arrived the Georgians, Cormack, from Virginia, sailed 4th Mirth
Smyrna Packet, Rale, from Smyrna: A:ice, Tilley, from St. Andress
New Brnmiwick ; Sicilian, Langley, from Me...lna.
The Rithanl, Horace, from Carthagena, nailed from Jamaica 5d Fe-
bruary, in company with the Alexander, New'and, for Liverpool, and kept
company with her for three days. The Velocity, for Liverpool sailed 13. h
February, and the Packet for Falmouth sailed 214 February. On the
15th of March, in lat. 50. 40. long. 52. spoke the Harriett, from Sarno-
nah ; 10th March, in lat. 47. long. 47. spoke the Mary, from Charlston for
Liverpool,

The Ilellespont, Racks, from Liverpool and Valparaiso, has arrived at
Lima; and sailed for San Plus.
The Vestal, —, from hence, arrived at Puerto Cabello and Jamaica.

The Paragon. Simpson; Hording, Herring; Jamaica. Hervey, with loss
of fore and main t,pma.da ; Pleindee, Smith; and Win. Appleton, Bantu.
from Liverpool, have arrived at Jamaica.

FALMOUTH, A►RIL 4.—Arrived, the Blackburn, Delubton, from Jere?:
the William and Thomas, Smith, from Cork. Sailed the Portugurw
schooner of war Concerto, for Lisbon ; and the Lawson, Blake, fur Cork.
Wind, W.N.W. _ _

COWI 4. APRIL S.—Arrived, the Jean Stewart, M'Kenzle, from St. Do
ming°, In 46 day._

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL S.—Arrived. the Competitor, Jackson, from Nor•
folk, Virginia, iu 42 days . the Arab, transport, from Retreat. bailed, the
Providence, Lewis, for Havannah.—Wind, West.
ORAL, APRIL 5.-.-Arrived, and called for the riuer, the Ebenezer. Ken-
well, from Messina; the Hooghly, for Ceylon ; and the Mulgrave Cadle.
for St. John's, New Brunswick, have turned awny this afternoon; the
Earl St. Vincent, for New Sontb Wale.,/emalbs with the rest of the out-
ward bound. Arrived from the river and remain, the Renown, Gardener.
for Jamaica; the Ocean, Blackburn, for Quttec ; the Underwood, Re-
mington, and the Iphlgenta, °homey, for Demerara ; and Laura, Cook,
for Miramichi.—Wind,

GRAY/SIND' Aram T.—Arrired the Mary Ann, Winter, from Porto
Rico; Albion, Botley, from Saloe ; Choice, Wheatley, from St. Domin-
go; Tfory, Wright, from Memel ; Anna, Om, from Lonvoanid ; Neptune,
Stephens, from Gummy ; Mackarei,. Militia, from ditto. Sailed, lba
Good intent, Fox, fur liamburgh ; Welcome, Paul, for Quebec; Litla
Matilda, Berner, for Stettin.

Nt'aLt..s, Ara IL L J.-.k Dutch boy, laden with bark, from Rotterdam. la
pot !n here.
SCAR nou o u Aunt r. 4.—About forty tall of light collie r% are tiding
In our road.,, wind-bound one of them, name unknown, with loos of
fore-toprnavt.
S rano. !tinter n 21).—The Kate, of Delfa.t, Is under repair., and
part of the cargo, lamp-black, being much damaged, has been sold by
auction.

NnwcAsfis, A enit.3.—The Macchia; Patience, which got on the Bent
Sand on the 30th of March, has been got off, and brought lOW tbe
harbour.

Arrived off Dover, the Mary Ann, Redng, front Teneriffe.
The Competitor, Jackson, arrived at Portsmouth from Virginia, fell la
with, fp the 19th ult. In lat. 45, long. 21, a ship between 300 and SO teas
burden, with yellow sides and figure head, fore and mires masts goDe,
half mast up, water-logged, and abandoned.
The General Kyd, arrived from China, spoke the following vessels•
r—On tbelth ult. in lat. 43, long. 22, boarded the Frances Ann.
from New Brunswick to Liverpool, abandoned; the Vittoria, of Bengal,
f.tr Batavia, 3d Dec. in the Java Sea ; the Dolphin (Datchl Garde, from
Chine, 7th Dec.;the Orient, of Newcastle, 2sd ult. In lat. 42, lone. 11.
and the Broad Axe, —, from Jersey to America, 27th nit. in lat. 0.
long. 14.
Vassets menses wtrit.—Rosanna, of Dundee. from Caws, for
Charleston, 111th ult. lat. 46. long. 20, 40, by the Highlander, Michell. ar-
rived in the Down'. The Leeds, Stoddart, arrived at Liverpool from
New York, Paw on the 19th March, In lat. 45, long. 42, one of the
packets, supposed to be the New York, for New York ; on the hith. in
Int. 4u, 30, long. 37, saw a packet, supposed to be the Colombia, for New
York. Pete Lady, front Oporto for Newfoundland, 12th ult. lat. 44.
'4
long. 29, by the Ann, arrived at Liverpool. Elliot Grant, --. from
Liverpool, 19th ult. lat. 47, long. 25, by the Robert Dewar' arrived la the
Clyde. Charlotte, from St. Andrew's, New Bransuick, to Liverpool.
21st ult. lat. 401, long. 19, by the Blanchester, Thompson, strived , Chios.
at Li
Trepan'. Berwickshire, Shepherd, from London to Bengal sou
17th Feb. lat. I, N. long, 20, by the Repulse, arrived from Chios. Ler-
I:Ins, Wilkinson, from Bengal to London, list ult. lat. 47, lon)r. It, if
the British Monarch, Pearson, arrived 1n the River. liars, front ii,
durum to London, 17th ult. long. 23, by the Hector, Milan, arrived in the
Clyde.