The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-19 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 17.

of Essex, surrounded by good roads, . ,
and excellent market towns, distant only six miles fpm Colches.
ter, and fifty-seven front London ; comprisin,g a capital and spa-
cious Mansion, called GREAT 13110311.E1 HALL, which has
been partly rebuilt within these two years, but not completed ; when
finished it would contain accommodationa for a respectable esta-
blishment, and is seated in a park-like pach!ozk, fin:ly timbered
and ornamented with expansive sheets of water, &e. ; withi coach-
!souses, stabling, gardens, hot-houses. &e., and ad:,acent farms
and lands; neat farm houses, suitable buildings, cottages, &c.;
I comprising altogether about 440 acres of excellent meadow, pas-
ture, and arable land, exceedingly well watered, and divided into
convenient enclosures. Also the valuable Manor of Great Brom-
ley, with the rights of Court Baron and Courts Leet, extending over
nearly 3,000 acres, with fines at the will of the lord, quit rents, he..
riots, &c. The waters we very extensive, and include 133 acres,
known as the Thicks, which are much celebrated for the growth of
timber, and also for game.

The Estate may be seen by applying to Mr. Daniel Alston, on
the premise,. or nt Manningtree of whom printed particulars
may be had. Particulars also of Messrs. Fisher and Rhodes,
Solicitors, Davies-street, Wilder-square; of IVinstanley and
Sons, Pattrnoater.row ; at the Auction Mart; and -at the princi-
pal Inns at Colchester, Ipsaich, Chelmsford, Halstead, and 'Wat-
ford.

C LARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
• HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and
SDI 'llll AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND.
Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to Lydia, and Gentlemen
proceeding to South America, many other part of the Globe, will
find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments,
Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a
I trge and well-manufavureal stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed-
ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables. Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests,
Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel.
ling Equipage.
An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re-
quisites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great
avriety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable
for families going abroad, Military and Hindostancc Books
Maps, &c.
A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton
Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery
&c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America,
which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman-
ship, and moderate prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of
escAlent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the.
asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will
be made.

SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Sir Edward Binh, How-
let, from Ilaniburgh ; Ann, Lange, from Memel ; Robert and
Mary, Way, from Villaviciosz ; Sandwich, Adlnrd, from Gra:
nada ; Goede !loop, Pulver, from Dar& ; Jone Cornelis, Dyle-
huys, from Antwerp ; Belle Alliance, lVilmsn, from Brussels ;
Arins. Hazewinkel, from Rotterdam ; Argo, Martin, from Bor.
deaux ; Leeuw, Verbruggen, from Brussels • Martha, Pell, from
Grenada; Eliza, Ret.lten, from Antwerp : deeitridda, Lorentzen,
from Ghent'; Joanna Maria, Stronelield. and Vriendrchap, Minnes,
from Antwerp ; IVilsm, Simpson, from Quebec ; Fame, Barfield,
from Harlingen ; Dalu•ia, Nontoy, from Quebec ; Fountain, Bal-
dry, from Antwerp ; Conatitution, lleideniark, from Christiania ;
Rhine, Dart, from Rotterdam ; flurriott, Motley, front St. Peters-
burgh; Duen, %Vold, from Villariciosa ; and Neptune, Cum.
berlege, from Ca?cutts, Bimlipatam, Coringa, Madras, and the
Cape of Good Hope.
Snips ENTERED OUTWARDS.—Antra, Santlerson, for Bar-
muds ; Britannia, Rnbie, for Barre and Rouen ; l.nrch, Beason,
for Pernambuco, Paraiba, and Bahia ; Frederica, Minter. for
Stettin ; Hope, trmiaton, for Ilan-,burgh I Earl Chester, Kier.
gaird. for St. Croix and St. Thomas's; Skelton, Matthews, for
Trinidad; Thames, Alangliam. for Hamburgh ; Golden Spriog
Ham,-

M, ie!.

LORD COCHRANE.

MALTA ST. PT 15

The arrival of Lord Cochrane in tha Mediterranean, in the
Unicorn yacht, excites hops and fears alternately among the friends
of the Greeks and Turks ne this quarter, in proportion its the report
gains ground of his Lordship being likely, or otherwise, to operate
against the Turkish fleet, with a squadron of steam-vessels. Till
now his movements have been confined to Messina and Cagliari;
but it is not likely his Lordship will make either of these places his
rendezvous, as he was treated very unreremonisusly at Messina the
last time the yacht put in there. His Lordship, "leis stated, ar-
rived without a hill of health ; consequently he could not be ad-
witted to pratique on the Continent, and therefore he despatched a
Mr. Desired), one of his suite, to Malta, to ascertain whether a bill
of health could be procured there, and to collect what information
he could respecting the Greek cause. When Mr. Ilerketh retnrned '
to Messina lie asked the magistrate of police permission to send
over to his Lordship some letters anti written papers, which, he
said, referred entirely to family matters. Leave was granted, but
the moment the papers were placed on the bifyonet of the guard, to
be passed over to Ins Lordship's boat, the worthy Magistrate seized
upon the letters, vi et (trolls, and carried oT h Lordship's secrets
in triumph. Ile remained at Messina two 4aya after this act of
violence was committed, but could p: eture no tectrems, nor the re-
turn of his papers ; he then sailed for this Wand, where he arrived
on Friday, the Ist item.
On Monday he sent a memorial to the 'Government, praying to
be admitted to pratique,. which the Marquis kindly granted, on
condition that his Lordship was not to land on the island. This
was done as much to avoid false reports and injurious ininressions,
which might be circulated by either party, from the mere circum-
stance of his landing, as to preserve that perfect neutrality which
our Government iniplicitly enjoins. Ills Lordship sailed yester-
day, having left a Mr. Stevenson behind, to act as agent ; hut whe-
ther he is gone to Messina, Cagliari, Genoa, or Marseilles, we are
quite i moratit.
Various are the reports circulated here; sonic say that the in.
tended expedition against the Turks, which his Lordship was to
command, has entirely friled, through the supineness of the Com-
mittee in London : others sty the squadron of steatn-boats is ac-
tually in the Mediterranean. and that his Lordship is gone to the
place of rendezvous for the purpose of final arrangement. However,
there is reason to believe that his Lordship Is very mach dissatis-
fied with the conduct of the Committee, and other individuals in
London, as lie is now more than three months out, without Any in.
formation whatever respecting the steam-vessels, which Irritates and
annoys hem extremely. My own opinion is, that he has sailed di.
rect for Marseilles; arid, if he should think it safe, to passjOgeugh
Yrrince to England, in order to have an explatiadon wOillke mem.
bers of the Committee. /
The Gannet sails on Sunday, for Alexandria, heating on boatel
Col. Davison, who proceeds to Cuiro whit important patches for
the Viceroy of Egypt. Col. Davison is a rend an pewy
er
suited for such a nuseion, being well acquaints.tl w' 1 the origin
manners and customs, and does tioneur to the Noble Marquis
selected him for such an undertaking. i
P.S. 1 have just learned that Lord Cochrane sailed for Hydro,
in expectation of finding the steam-vessels there ; bat should hi
not, his Lordship intends retuning to Enland with all speed.
The Eliza, Captain Fuze, of Liverpool. Sept. 1, in hat. :;^ 27,
and long. 2.1,1 U. was plundered by a Greek rite, of elgeteihrir
a side. After raking Lewitt", packagM and Money. they placed'
before the Captain and Mate a fonn itt. paper, which they were
obliged to, sign, after which they departed.
hl F. 9SI NA4 SEPT. '2V.
Lord Cochrane arrived here again on Sunday booming from
Malta, after an absence ' week ' 'tt Yegolar bill e'
health, but they refused t ' glary
dered Mr. Hesketh, one
siding on shore, to depart

ed di la del
,fine,
immediately. For si
to give a new bill of
evening before :II r.
one back again. Hi
Fix o'clock p. m.l to
passed to the southward.
of the row, the Nespolits
and it was said with
vessel ; they did not, ,
wise men went aboard
orders ; and if they '
such an outrage on a L
74 (Neapolitan) sailed
has caused a great del
some of them, in their
the ship and all hands
easit•At way of getting r
Lordship I. obnoxious
lights in the cause of 1'
they may offer him
hard reason to repern
expected here every '

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:R. ESSEX. Pritchard, for Jamaica ; Hayti, Stevenson, and 'Belfast, Roberts,
'PATE OF GREAT for Rotterdam ; Petrel, Antram, for Belize; Monica, Warming,
lAI.I. fur Calcutta; and Erin, Allen, for ‘l aterford.
with the A isnot, ~...... ,
_JOWL, c 44 tiziy..o uTWA II . • -0, HeseTtine, roe
aetsiSONS, —;,---7.-is-4~- Rlsineurla liti. Pet/T*lnel et, Williams, for
'bet 21, at 12, by direction of Rotterdam ; }Mae, l'Yeetjen, for It d Ronnehurg ; Two
John Turner. 1 Brothers, Gibbon. for Passages end Oporto ; Cecilia Margaretha,
)le FREEHOLD FRo_ I Seltioldberg, for lirant ; Untfeiwoods, Remington, fur Demerara ;
Prince of Orange, Wood for Landsereone ; Partridge Fairer,
and fertile 'tart of the county r„ •
r!r the Southern 11 hale Fishery. ; Concord, Illurnshy, for Memel ;
respectable neighbourhood,
.nly six miles from Colches- Lmtna, Walker, for Orterawald ; and Charles, Scarborough, fur

sheets, and blood was also on the wall and floor.
pllegesso of the row, several soldiers of the nth MOMS creme,
,sense of a week ; he bri;;;;-iit'a?rego-"la-rDbilf-4
to the utmost to suppress the proceedings ; and, but for
'used w admit him to prntiquet they also or- Patridt Joyce sworn—The deceased was my sister ; ere vi.,.. 44..
4 one of his Lordship's officers* who wenre- to the
I was present at a quarrel they bad on Sunda} week
in all ptobability, a hannlem countryman would diesortto drinking; her husband useni to quarrel with her in ion-
depart from his Majesty's dominions, al di qua tie met,his death. Nor must we omit the conduct of the officer. gonswie.
v, instal:temente ;in consequence he embarked Inr liba who, were ententel, sod" upon the occasion, and her husband than threatened to knock her down, when. the dseresmt
some reason or other, the Government refused deerrefacility to being the 'ringleader! to justice. Hia web etteltre.shevel, and made two blows at him. They kr.../
f health, or to return the old one; ard it was aiddribeihyor, in wake to re konquillsty, swore in seven*.
,enemerwirmain Minot.
speeiateasidablas, ant the tbe streets to a late hoer.
Barker, the Consul, made them give the Malta ..........,.....,.... a .L. 1MEEE....1 is nesse of die Talker Waal, :n
lean weir es about
Lis Lordship then immediately put to ads (*bout An„,,,,„,„ ~,„, 7is la c0„...„...eite1. et. eteres NMlleal_ . The datieeed tersatedt# am to ow that
0 the northward ;it is said, In the :sight he re- a.`"""" • •• , ---"-- the warm ear MONA 16 *mike her with a twooll.• Ort
'ward. On Sunday, at noon, in t ._ -t , there being ne evidence ypialet aleera t the twee wet eon- Tamdar earshot she sheerest that she had caused him to strike
apolitan ship Vesuvius came in f . -- , .
mated, In default of bit 4 tO Wu thab Mg 0 the alirewebbil bur. sieraf Is,
_bog wad Was Raskin, husband would
IMO.
h express orders to seize Lord toe, . ' ' its Bermes. soak heiw.aThedessiman aidaTigratogy arakeed she was the le.L*l4ul7.
lt, however, offer to molest Mtn, ~.a ag the Plaine WELL ntemsn.—A bars follower was last . ilia . . vim swilled is wawa.
and to consult. I doubt whether India& week Idallillard. in A bonanat North Shields till. the furni- • alli bases aergeee at s: tirore,....'S
.y bad, if they would have 'emu ,ir -1 MP was told fat debt, *mistress of which wasextreuselp likepleakand . ' ' Onanntainatiert ! (outs! two,
•
a British vessel and on British s
... The complaisant, and, as the amain advanced, law ~ „
riled on Monday to the soutlawarlit • . • ha la dno substantial fold la ofikt itn bur W —AL gaborible; 41.4 difinitted
it deal of movement amongst th ~..-, . . regret that a— -a , t, i="haa Tire deesaaed went
their wisdom, very charitably pro :., • tordni Ihe'llmmildshe . .
. • 4•••.,
_.. Jugtitf a rt of ale, . make it very ig, Onanalgy warn . ,
...... , , toe matted with riu.
nds (Lord Cochrane is In a small y 1 petite 00inThrtIthlis hrtrldnlffig, ana adding sugar and ginger to lent vOlnitisgr, "bleb ~ ' miming. whelks/is
ng rid of them. They have got an a- thathis make it. taw fillatable. The olres was mail, accepted, died. I have ataae tieseed ' ', , lad 't ealtelent to aseount
ions to the Be 6"efutneet o,' •• • he with thanks; but, In Italian hour likitthe ream had swal- Mho' daub; naaca_,..„4". ' =MOM" intaal,lo/6111 or
of liberty), and that, therefore, eh Sr ingot
lowed the heave-reviving potion, adeggligraltfised him to Ow bomb. Ilaa wow... eabar halt 'lllolt on welt, anti nu-
n will not be resented. I hope di., 'II soon Ir. on hi* return M Ohne at_ pond wideoet fraenue se hdleesesaidee.
Ent what they have done. The Imo, ,ante i, Mateo out of Ihelbaaa, b., and —-- ~'"D I TboJury being maw returned a verthat-.' Tn v." :I! a
r hour, for what purpose no one can • 'rehire. kind hostess had teams the liberty to lock the deer ! I deemed died by the vishatiat of "