The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-08 00:00:00

Na rA L 'INTELLIGENCE.

The Cyjcnet, Lieutenant Gooding, and the Plover, Lieutenant
Jennings, htting at Portsmouth for the packet aeevi neat out of
harbour on Thursday, and sailed immediately for Falmouth, to
proceed abrosd with the Post-office mails.

The Princz Gf Orange transport is arrived at Portsmouth, from
the :Mediterranean, last from Gibraltar, and placed under quaran.
tine at the 3lother Bank. She sailed from Gibraltar on the 30th
of January.
The Bulwark, 71; guns, Captain T. Bundle, accompanied by the
Vigilant cutter, Lieutenant Colthurst, arrived at St. Helens, on
Monday, from Plymouth, and Thursday, the wind being foul, slid
was towed into Portsmouth harbour by the Lightning, Govern-
ment steam-vessel, to be stationed there as a guard-ship; not
having her full complement of men, she was navigated round by
men lent from the Britannia, Genoa, and Ocean, who have since
returned to Plymouth, in the Vigilant and Arrow cutters.
A rrotarTmEstrs.--Captain C. J. H. Johnstone, to the Brisk;
Lieutenants F. Boyce. and W. Sherwood, Mr. C. Cameron, Sur-
geon, and Mr. R. L. florniman. Purser, to the Terror; Ldeute-
nants T. Coleman, and G. l'ooley, to the Medias; Lieutenant R.
Griffith, to the Redwing ; Lieutenant F. Gilly, to the Jasper;
Mr. W. (1. Borland, Surgeon, and Mr. W. Turner. Putter, to the
Cameleon; and Mr. J. Williamson, Purser, to the Prince flagon.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Mmecii 6.
ENTERED INWARDS.
Eclipse, Thompson, (Archer, broker) from St. 3lichaers.
Eno, tathrirma, Hogan (Casten(lick) titm liamburgh.
Justitia, Knudsen, (Windle) frum Dram.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Fat.hotrrit, 3f sect( 3.—The wind increased to a heavy gale
yesterday, and continued to blow from the northward with great
violence until seven P. M. when it moderated. A brig, with
yellow flag at the main, supposed to be from the Mediterranean,
was very near the entrance of the harbour when the gale commenced,
but was driven out toms.

PLYMOUTH, Manes 4.—Arrired, the Isabella, Eldetton,
from Cisloai, toe orders, sad wake querastioe—saileil the Slab e
December.

YoaTutot Tit, blaacit s.—Arrived, the At, Britannia
,
Salacia, Jotter Titia, and Elizabeth, outward-bound vessels—:il
I well. Put back, the Indian Trader tranaport, and the ‘Villiam
Money, Jackson, for Madras; the latter which sailed let inst. suf-
fered severely next day in ahurricane, and loot her mainyard, all
I three topsails, and mainsail, when she was obliged to bear up again,
and, upon nearing the Isle of Wight, was compelled to bring up with
her chain cable, in rocky ground, which broke the anchor. Yes:
terday, the snow Pomona, of and from Teigninouth, with pipe.
clay, leather, Ste. for Hull. foundered off St. Catberines, in the
Isle of IVight, about IS miles distant, in 35 fathoms water ; the
crew stuck by her, pumping, till nearly exhausted, and the water
was risen to the height of nine feet in the hold; they escaped with
the longboat, not having left the ship more than IS minutes when
site disappeared. The master and seven men arrived here this
morning. The brig iVestbourne, of and from Sunderland,
Brown, arrived this day, having been nearly lost at Ihingeness,
but just cleared the land by cutting her small bower cable, and a
press of sail.
Ships at Spithead—Cameleon and Calliope. In harbottr—Queen
Charlotte, Victory, Bulwark, Albion, Jupiter, Tweed, Sema-
rang, Medina, Cyrene, Sparrowhawk, Grasshopper, Tenor, and
Arachne.

DEAL, MARCH 5--Arrived, the Lavinia, Allen, from Rio
Janeiro; and Ann, Chapman, from Port-au-Prinee. Passed
through, the trans fp No. 8, from the Westward. Several
vessels passed ay for Ramsgate harbour, with loss of anchors
and cables. The weather has been more moderate to-day. Part
of the cargo of the Alice has been saved and stored, but the vessel
gone to pieces.
Dov Ea, MARCH s.—The following articles have been brought
in by different boats, viz.:-0 x 3; one case medicine; W I B
one ditto; W P one box empty phials; sundries—one box
medicine, one smell cask Venice turpentine, one barrel of flour,
1333 one firkin of Cork butter. The cutter Industry, of this port,
landed the crew of the French brig I)eux Freres, lionard, from
St. Ches. of and for Dunkirk; they were taken off the wreck in
Ist. 32. lore 12. by the Swedish brig Carl Johan, and pot on
boardthe Industry to-day, off Dungeness. The Hercules of
Ganda Carlby, Berland, from Grimsby to Elsinore, has put in
here with mainmast, main-topinast, boom, dce. gone; sails and
rigging damaged.
Rasisos.xx, Masten s.—Put in here, all with loss of anchors
and cables, viz. Esther, Butterfield; Charlotte, Smith ; Ann,
Chapman ; three brothers. Brown ; Lavinia, Allen ; and Plata',
Rogerson ; Harriet, Hope ; anti Mary, Parsons ; the two latter
with loss of foremast and bowsprit.
. _ _

MACnATE, klAucit b.—Landed to-day, an anchor, old and
foreign made, about 11 cwt. having one palm rivettcd—taken up in
the Gore.
SnEzawrss, MARCH. 4.--And the Prince Regent, Sedgcwick,
with lope of anchors and carbles, and windlass upset.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 6.—Anived, the Blessing, Scribal, from
I,isom; Peace, Bruce, from Alexandria; Eclipse, Thompson,
from St. Michael's; Catherine. Hogan, from Ilanibu-gh._saiied,
the Pursuit, Adie, for Rio; Virginia packet, Knight, for Phila.
delphia ; Leo and Ann, Curse. for Gibraltar ; Active, Palmer, for
Cape Coast Castle; Rom Pattessoa, for Malta.
ILsawicit, lllaacu 5.--The Albion, thick, corn-laden, from
London for Leith, was run foul of in Yarmouth Roads diming the
late gale, and haa lost her ruddix : she has been assisted here by a
boat and crew.

YARMOUTH, !Hanoi s.—The following vessels came into our
harbour this morning, dismastod ; Jupiter, Wiltield ; New Con.
orral, Nesbitt ; Thames, Melvin ; of Sunderland ; and 011.
veira, of London.—The Econwny, Thomas, Hannah, and Pecans,
all of Sunderland, lost anchors and cables on 3d inst. Perseverance,
Isbister, Hull, lost anchors and cables and received damage in
Lowestolfe Roads, on 3d Inst.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 4.—Arrived. the Hercules. 1411011, from
Clarkston ; and Ellen Jenkiraon, Murphy, from Oporto and
Cork. The Rufus, King, horn New Orleans„ was driven on
shore yesterday, on the Dove, and lost her rudder ; she beat over
the bank and gat into Huvlake, with loss of keel, and had the
water up to her lower dock beams; Bats arc gone to take out het
cargo.
ST. iVEN Maio' 3.—This afternoon it blew a hurricane from
N.E. The Union. of Leith, from Dublin to Lynn, laden with
oil-cakes, ran on shore on Porthmlnster beach, in this bay, and
was immediately estroyed--crew saved.
STOCKTON, MARCH 4.—Last night about seven o'clock, the
Barbara, Wooller, of and from l'erth to London, drifted on the
Costham lands, and will be a total wreck.

BELFAST, 3lmtett 3.—lt has blown a perfect gale during lawt
night from N. but now more moderate, although sti:l blowing
fresh.

Pesetas spout,: wynt.—Efirt, Messina to London, 19th
ult. lat. 41. long. 13. by the Isabella, Elderton, antral at Ply.
mouth.

Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Mar-
seilles, dated Feb. II :
" We have advice' from Malta, of the 14th inst., which state
that Sir H. Neale, hal already Nailed therce for Algient, taking
the Naiad, and leaving directions for all other ships of war as they
might come in to follow him thither without anchoring. The( (m-
-aul had embarked with the Admiral. We understand that all the
British merchant vessels at Gibraltar, bound up the Mediterranean
were waiting there fo• convoy."

VOIZTiNG IWTELLIGEArtE.
HUNTING APPdiNTMENTS FOR THIS WEEK.

/TAO MOUNDS.
His illaiesty's will meet on Friday neat (it Waists weather), at
Lanky Droom—at half-past ten.
The Earl of Derby s, to marrow, at Pariejr; 'Monday, at
Oaks; and Saturday, at Walton Heath.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPB.R.

a 1 rtaternent of the grants voted by Paillrdnent on account of Cha-
ritable Ingtitutions and Miscellaneous Sersiees in Ireland, in the
year 1823; end of the sum proposed to be voted for the like WT-
. vices in the-weir 1824.

"( H A WITAULE INSTITUTIONS.
-Protrtaot quartos Schools

Association for iisoountenanciag vice -
Soriety for Education of the Poor - -
Foundling Hospital - -
House of Industry - - - -
Richmond Lunatic Asylum -
'Hibernian Society *Soldiers Children
Ifibernigh Marine boeiCty - -
}:einalc Orphan House - - -
Westmereland Loa Hospital - -
Lying-in Hospital . - • -
Dactor Steeveus's Hospital - -
Fem. Hospital, Cork-street . - -
Hospital for Incurables - - •
Homan Catholic Seminary - -
Cork Institution - - - -
Dublin Society - -
Wide Streets Cammicsicsem - - •
Famting Society - - -
Rnyal Iri.4 Academy -- - -
B oard of Charitableßequests
Mad of Fins Fruits - - -

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.
tilrli Board - - - -
I.lciud of Works -
retioneey,. &e. Chief Seaetary's Offices -
?flitting Proclamations P.
Printing Statutes . - - -
I 7riminal Prosecutions - -
Mis. (Defielenry of &Mt 1823) -
Non-Conforming 31inisters - ..
Needing Al inisters -
Pintestant Disseistin Ministers -
Salaries to Lottery O cers. - -
MOwth Barbour -
g.,iyil Contingencies - -- -
.7nbM Navigation . .
Police of Dtiblin - - - .
Schools -
- .
Commissioner' of Judicial Fees. •
CoMmissioners of Crown Lends -
E.)ard of Public Records - • -
.6letircil Allowance* to Public Officers -

Total - t.

. ,AICITMTIONAI. ESTIMATES.
Irapbrekneotsonitoottfronrhondoa to Dublin
EarsTdgcmometricalSurvey of Ireland

Grant
1 kta.

'3OO
8,9211
2,000
7,000'
10,000
2,500

9,230

19,238
10,107
17,301
6.300
3,700
24,000
13,000
8,7119
4,034

Proposed
Sinn;
1824.

19,938
19.1100
16,01 M
6,500
5,000
24,000
5,900
8.840
4,2,34

.751
1,151
4,000
15,000
6.160
27,060
7,600
7.2.00
1,651
3,500
1404

1,i73
4,009

16,000
4.500
27,000
10,000
7,140
1,661
6,100
1,116

10,080
•,sa►

- - ,
. • The expense..theniii apparently the same as that voted last
ar, is less by 4,0001., the amount of the house Tax, repealed
la tie 3d (kn. IV. cap. 35.
+A sum of 20,1191. was hided& in the British estimates of last
year. aril toted by Parliament for this service.

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