The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, !OTT. 22.
Arrived the Pyramus, —, fropsAloMtneiria; Henry, Hunter,
from Malta.
The Mary Catherine, Pace, from rliarleston fur Liverpool, off
Kinsale the 18th inst., sailed nth August.
The South Boston, Campbell, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Charleston.
Sailed the Robert Quayle, Roper, for the lade of France; Maria
Schepman, for Antwerp; London Packet, Simmer, for
Bremen; Seeblume, Beckmann, for Elsinore; !Ilene. Oroth' for
ditto ; Lark, Christmas, fur Pernatt ; Henrietta. Catherine Ma-
ria, and Latona. for Elsinore ; Neutralitat, Hagan, and Maria,
Holtz, for Rostock.
SAT I:RDAV, F,EPT. 23.
Arrived the Happy Return, Potter. from Ouertsey.
I brig, I snow. nit at three-quarters past five.
The Pomona, ilighet, front New Orleans for Liverpool, was off
Cork the Illth inst.
The Hannah, —, from Lima for Liverpool, has attired at
Crookhaven.

TIOLVIIEAD, SF.PT• 22.
The Elizabeth, fro Demerara, pasted at 8 &Att.

FALMOUTH. SE re. 21.—Arrived his Majesty's brig the
Royalist, from a crta:se, and about twenty sail of coasters.— I
‘Vind E.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Toward Castle, Jeffery,
from Sidney—sailed 29th Mar.—Wind E.
PoaTsmourit, SEPT. 2,2 . —Arrived the Camilla, Davidson,
from Archangel ; the Burden, Kinsman, from Riga ; and August,
Olsin, from Christiana.--AVind E.
MAL, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Elizabeth, —, from Cam.
peachy. Passed the British Union, Power, from Ltntlon, for
Marseilles; and the Milford. Taylor, from London, for Gibraltar.
A Netherland frigate passed this morning, at the back of the Cloud-
win, Steaming westward.—Wind E.S.E.
GaAs Esks`D, SE PT. 22.—Arrival the Dorothea, Joh:lion. from
Holstein ; Fortuna, Hordes. from 'tinier ; Lord Melville, Grant,
from —: and Neptune, Knight, from Ostend.
Lt., SEPT. 21.—The Cnriolanus, Hopwood, from St. Peters.
burgh, for London, put into East Ries 29th ult. leaky, and must
discharge. The Intrepid, Stewart, and several vessels from the
Baltic, which arrived last night and this morning, experienced
heavy gales from W.S.W. to N.W.: most of them went into dif.
fcrent ports in Norway. The Mary Ann, of Sunderland, was
driven off the English coast during the gales, and put into Sceena,
in Norway, with loss of sails.
Ortt most. SEPT. 21.—The Alert, Cuthhertson, front Arch.
angel, for Holland, arrived in Grimsby Roads this Ilai. The
Captain reports having spoken the Anthony, of Scarborough. off
Sweet Notre. 22d August ; also the Merchant, of Scarborough, and
the William Penn. on the 24th anti 27th August, all well-
-111 it sr nrsiiy, SEPT. 21.—Two boats with the crew of this Mary,
of Sunderland, and the Jewett, from St. Petersburgh, have ar-
rived; the Jewett struck on the Leman and Owen, at 1 a.m., and
fell on her broadside.
SEPT. 21.—The sloop Fancy, Ridge. of Working-
, ton, for Skerries, was driven on shore to-day. near Balbriggan.
HAVRE. SEPT. 411.—The wreck of tote Robert, Haddon, from
Newcastle to Caen, has been sold, and the proceeds scarcely defray
salvage, &c.

The Fortune, Milo-lion. from Bombay; the Calypso, rthur,
fromiTrinidad ; the II uskisson, Wallis, and the O'Connor, %Val ton,
from New York, have arrived oft' Kinsale.
The Rosanna, Herd, and the Larnbton, nrrived at Southern
Port. Stewart's Island, on the South Coast of New Zealand. on
the sth March ; the crew and settlers on board both vessels were In
perfect health. After examining the harbour, and obtaining the
necessary refreshments, Captain nerd writes that he should
mediately proceed in the further prosettstion of the oli;ects of the
expedition.

CUSTOM SF.PTEMPER
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Superior, Keith, from
Peteraburgh : Dri Gehroeders, Drewes, from Groningen • Eagle.
Tod, front Leith ; I'nternehmung, Stover, front Brake ; 'Rosetta.
Atkinson, from Ifsenburgh ; Goode Verwagting, Went Vriends-
chap, Harms; Alida, Nieveen; and Gone Hoop, S•oinp, from
Groningen : Frau Mena, Berg, from Tondern ; Vrottw l'atronells,
De Boer, from Tonningen Lowe, Muller, from Dancric ; Nep.
tun, Becker, from Pillau ; Vrouw Gebke, IVieben. from Leer;
Vrouw Gerlina, Swinton.; Georg, Putt ; and T tee Gezusters, De
Jonge, from Emden.
Snips ENTERED OUTWARDS.—TIie Percev, Sayers, for Ma_
deira and St. Vinant's ; Manley, Sayers, for Barbadoes and St.
Vincent's; Spring, Jack, for Elsinore awl Riga; Joanna, Young.
for Grenada; Enlus, Soderberg, for Stockholm; Saxony, Palmer,
for Hamburgh ; Rudolph Christian, Schumacher, for Stettin ; Bel-
fast, Roberta. for Rottenlam ; Marshal Blucher, Hallow, for Rot-
terdam ; Robert loge, Wild, for Vera Cruz ;9 Waterloo Packet,
Moppett, for Cork ; and Orb. Postgate, for Cadiz.
Snips CLEARED OUT waßns.—The Perseverance, Maugham,
for Hamburgli ; Hebe, Foreman, for the Cape of Good Hope; Sir
Edward Banks., Howlett, for Hamburgh ; Huchinson, Lowlier,
for Bethke; Belfast, Roberts, for Rotterdam ; and Abeona, Smith,
for Petersburgh.
Snips CI f.ARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Ilehe,
Attwnoll, and Two Sisters, Dyer, for Dublin; and Harmony,
Angel, for Cork.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
The Toviard Castle, Jeffrey, from New South Wales, arrived at
Plymouth—sailed from Sydney the 29th May, 1826.
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH M ALF,' MAY 27.—Arrived the 12th
inst. the schooner Prince Regent, Captain Salmon. from Calcutta,
with a cargo of sundries.-15th. Brig Ann, Captain (;rimes, from
the Cape of Goal Hope, Isle of France, and Hobart Town.--17th.
The Lady Rowena, Russell, froth' Ireland.-23d. The Australian
COMpany's ship Greenock, Miller, from Leith ; sailed from ditto
the 22d Nov.. Cape of Good Hope 4th March, and the Derwar
16th inst.-23d. The schooner Alligator, from the coast of New
Zealand, with 4,400 seal skins. Remain in harbour:—The ships
Ardent, Greenock, Pocklington, St. Michael, Thames, Elizabeth,
Lady Rowena, Toward Castle, Security, and the Cape Packet.
Brigs :—The Ann, Ilaweis, Wellington. Venus, Queen Charlotte,
Woodlark, Nereus, Amity, Brutus, and Minerva.
MAY B.—The Howard, from Sincapore to this, was wrecked
the 15th ult. near Hunter's River; part of the cargo expected to
be saved. The Slinerva, which was condemned and sold at Ota-
heite, some time since, has been repaired, and arrived here with a
cargo on the 17th UiL
ARRIVALS AT:NEW SOUTH WAtts.—The Greenock. Rich-
mond, from Leith, on the 23d May; and the Lady Rowena,
Bourne, from Cork, on the 3d Slay.
SAIL INGS FROM NEW SOUTH WALES.—The John Dunn,
Maebrath, for Van Diemen's Land and London, on the 7th March ;
the Elizabeth, Kent, for New Zealand, on the 14th do. ; the Dm-
gon, Forbes, tor Van Diemen's Land, on the Bth April ; the SON-
trill,/ Drake, for New Aealand, on the 11th do.; his Majesty's
ship Lame, Kingcomb, for India, on the 22d do. ; the Prince Re.
gent, Lamb. for the Alauritius, oh the 25th do. ; the Cawdry,
Noyes, for Bengal, and the Sydney Packet. Ta ' nkins for Van
Diemen's Land, on the 29th do.: the John, Griffin, for do. on the
3d of May ;_ the Lynx, Sperm Fishery, on the 1 lth do.; the Sun.
Gillett, for Batavia, on the 10th do., and the John Shore, Rees, for
do., on do. ; the Leander Leitch, for Liverpool, on the 11th do.;
the Mangles, Carr, fut 'London, on the 14th; the John Munro,
Green, fur Bengal, on the 16th do.
llonawx Town, MAY 13.—Arrived the 6th inst. the ship
Doncaoer. Captain John Forster, from the Downs, on the 25th
December also arrived on the 10th the ship Sisters, Robert Duke,
from Dover, on the 6th January, bound to New Zealand.
ARRIVALS AT VAN DIENER'S LARD..•4.he DORCISIef,
Church; the Woodman, Leary; the Providence, Wauchop ; the
Albion, Proctor; and the Sisters. Duke.; all frornLondoo.

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The Soho steam-packet, &sawn, arrived at Newhaven
on Tuesday morning, at half-past one, in forty-eight hours
from London.