The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-05 00:00:00

HULL SiUPPING.

Hct.t. Nov.?.
Fosietair Aaatrtn.—Minerva, Jordan, from Wrybutg;
Thetis, Rob:miort, (runt Pettrsburgh; Hrlrc, Willow,. from
Ilamburgh ; William Penn, Brown, from Archangel ;
Smith, front Oporto; Victory, Bowes, from Quebec; Jeare
Watson, Cargill, trout Brandhuhu ; Jomftui IJarte„ Dahl. ittait
Samsoe ; Jepsm, from Nystad; a:4 °rotes, Nistol.
son, from Croatia&

reIIEIGN SAILI:D.—FIors, Jackman, fur Elsinore ; Jonge
Cornelia, Wapenaar. for Amsterdam; Jonge, Kart, for dtttu ;
Twe Gebroedtra, Pinksterboer, far ditto: Maria Elizabeth, Owe.
hand, for ditto; Gond lksign, Tench, for Hamburgh ; Gough.
Custaner, for ditto; k:liza, t:ochrane. Mr ditto; Catharine Mar.
garetha, Buhr. fur Illakeneae; Chase. Thompson, for Petersburg;
Within t, IVilson. far Antwerp ; Vier Gesuistera, Robrns. :or
Carololinen Sid; Dauntless, Tu,ker, for Riga; Good .lirrecrerrit.
Fairborn. to; ltot:eniam; Delight, %Villingham, tot iettto
Samuel Barnett, Angus, for Memel; mno„ Clark, fur ditto
Staten, Clark, for ditto; Harmony, Brown, fur and That-
ford, Rickaby, for Antwerp.

M•TkIMONIAL LOTTERY.—This day, according to anr
nual custom, on the Stll of Noretnher, under the will of
Mr. llaine, formerly a brewer in Wapping. six maidens.
educated in his hospital in Fawdon-fields, Wapping, will
meet at the trustee's house, to draw lots, under the will of
the founder, for a prize of lop/. as a marriage portion. The
husband of the successful candidate must be a meclanit,
belonging to the parishes of St. John, Wapping ; St. Paul.
Sliailwell ; or St. George in the Fast: he must not he a
sailor, soldier, or Waterman ; and he must have tratinml
Mats of his good character. The young woman must have
attained the age of '2l. and have been in one place tl.r..e
years as a servant, with strict propriety.
A sporting gentleman, of the highest respeeabili:y, rock
No to S. several times over, at Newmarket, on :Monday,
that he named every winner (for six taus), and as he foi.
tunately excepted Sultan for the stakes, though the fa-i
vourite, he won, pocketing a round sum.
Sir %%'alter Scott's tine old stag-hound Maids, velCch has
been introduced into several of the portraits of that distins
•'uishtd person, died a few drys since. Some months ago,
an efryv of the noble animal was placed at the door tit the
principal entrance at Abbotsford, and he has been buried
below it, with the following epitaph cut on the ridgy :
Ma.ds• totrinelfra juts sot; ivagai.e.
Ad januant Domini. Sit vrralr§is!

Yesterday morning a young man, the driver of a higler's
tart from Epping, contiv. to Leatlenhall market with poul-
try and sawagt.s, iu pa...ing through tttrattiwd, just on this
side the bridge, was, by coming in contact with a post.
thrown out with such violence, that, pitching on his heath
he was killed en the spot.
(It 11'ecinesday muruing last, a man was found lyin.; on
the hearth, in a room of Mr. Nelson's house, at 11-eaveir-
ing-strect. Ile was sleepins. and covered with soot. Is
sub-Nuentty turned out that he was a cutie:ct and reatatly
from the hulks, and still had his r..r-letters on.-4
lle had contrived to get into Mr. Nelsott's house throsies
the chimney. ar.l bring wutn out w:th fatigue, fell Wogs
in the ,C.ttLat..m we have de.s,:ribed.—Maia.:,,,,,tiazak;