The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-16 00:00:00

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BElt 16, 1824.

BAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Countess D.iiitotesie, Stewart, hoarder's! at Liver-
you! from New South Wales, having sailed from Sidney ou
the .nt h of Jnly.
•t at 'New &OA Wales. —The Adrian, Gonbn,
arrived from lloliares Town on the May ; the Hope,
Norrih, from tiotkart's Town on the 27th May; the Amity,
t:reeno.k on the 27th May ; the Wood-
ward, Mooro, from the Fishery, with 78 tuns of oil ; and
the lio7!:itn,harn, Junes, with ou tuns of oil, on the I.f.th
of Junc.

Sailinzs from Nero South Wales.—The !Minds, Cover-
dale, sailed for a waling voyage, May 17 ; the Heroine.
Onler, for Batavia and Mauritius, May 19; the Brothers,
Motley, for 11.Na' ; the Hibernia, for Wngal ;
the Pers v,ranCt, Sham, for the MAlltilitlS; and his Ma-
jesty's ship Tee., for Matiilla--sailed July S.
Aeries/ at liolw-t Town.—'flee Albion, from London,
on the 25th June.

Port Dalrymple.—The Aguilar, IVatson, had arrived
from Sydney.
The Endeavour, Ddvies, was loading at Otaheite for
Sydney.
The Midas, Thompson ; and the Kurthler, Honk
for London. were ready for sea, when the Countess Dal-
hotline left Sydney.
The Lady Hamilton, Kicn, has arrived in the Downs
from the South Seas.

Paransren pee tiir ],Huard Paget. Captain J. Geary, from 8.m..
gal t—Lady 1-tillers Mistress"' Neyland, Bretton, 111'Cooass,
Phillat. and Mansingham ; Colonel Knot, li.ngal N. C.; Capt.
111•Kenzie. Bengal N. I. ; Captain Marshal, ditto • • Lieutenant
Britten, ditto ; -Lieutenant Bice, ditto ; C. Polio', Fati. • Tboa.
Dykes. Esq. ; Misses C. Neyland, A. Neyland, dttyland,
F. Neyland, 1. Thomas. and M. Measinghatn
_Masters IL Pet-
ra:in, E. iilantieville, Tamar, H. Thalia', H. hilLsozie, and
three savants.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Fecarourn. Nov. 13.—Arrivcd, the fore packet, from Burton
Ayres—toiled sth Sept., and from Alone Video 7th. Put in the
Etheid reit. Good win, for Jamaica ; and the Ocean, Cant, for Trite-
riffe.—Wind S.R , blowing strong, with thick weather.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 13.—Arrived, the Pomona, tireaves, fmm
Sante. in six weeks; the City of Rochester. Cotton, from London
for Madras ; and the Convivial, Shepherd, front ditto for Charleroi).
Wind W.S.W., blowing a gale.
PORTSMOUTO, Nov. It—Wind S. W., and blowing a g.le.
Al! the outward-bound rode it out well, except the brig Albion,
which upset her windlass, and is coming into harbour. Sailed the
Sir Edward Paget, Geary, for London.
fret., Nov. 44—Arrived, and remain, the Mary Frances, from
Hull for Sierra Leone; Martinique, Bear. from Shields for Gre-
nada. The outward-bound remain, all well.
GRAVESEND, Nov. 11.—Arrived, the Smyrna, Farmer, from
Smyrna; Briton, Champion, (Mtn ditto; Erats, Blair, front St.
Petersburgh ; Merchant, Wilson, from ditto; Barbadoes, Lee,
from New Brunswick. Sailed, the John Bur:iman, Brown, for
Grenada; Aca►ta, Clark, for Elmina: Aurora, Young, for Gibral.
tart Jobn and Catherine, Snell; Hector, Harlot; Henry Cox,
Sergeant; 'Melville, r and Princess Charlotte,
Piwler—
for Jamaica; Fine, 'Edwards, for Cadiz; Elizabeth, Brooks, fur
Tobago; Sir Charles Forbes, Fullerton, for Sew South Wa'es;
and the Bayne, Lawacn, for Madras.

lArEaroot., Nov. 12.—Arrived, the lama. Cartney, float
Valparaiso—sailed sth July. -On the 18th tkanher. in Ist. IR 42.
long. 4. spoke his Majesty's ship Asia, from England; Richard,
Mother. from Demerara; Rebecca, Reed, from Ilamburgh ; Be.
lent Castle. Jones, from Lisbon; Countess Dalhousie, Stewart,
from New South Wales—sailed from Sydney Ist July; Vittoria,
Cray, from Jamaica—sailed front Montego Bay 30th September;
Coquet, Tranmere, from Quebec; Joseph Vatmn, and Jane,
—, from Oporto; and liancashire Witch, IScale, Irmo Lisbon.
Ltvznroot., Nov. I3.—A large boat, with Earl of Belfast,
John, Aberdeen," painted on her stem, was found near Rhydland
6411 inst. This vessel was bound here from Dublin with cattle.
Severs) firkins of butter, marked "St. Patrick, of Liverpool, Was.
Forrest," have been washed up at Southport.

limn:sit, Nov. 10.—The Prince of Waterloo. from Lime-
rick tor Liverpool. was driven on shore here this morning, during
a heavy gale at .
but it is expected will be got oft' without
material damage.
JEwerx, Nov. IL—The Hazard, Le Gros,-bound to London,
in working out of the bay missed stays, stuck on Noirmont Point,
•sed Is a complete wreck: part of the cargo and material- raved.

The Fortune, from St. David's to T.ondon, fuandered near
the Dudgeon I ight, 21 inst.
The Poll,. (libbs, front London, arrived at St. Jago, Cape de
Bth Sept., was condemned and sold on the 22d.
The Eclipse (whaler), Duncan, of London, stated to be lost, was
off San Bias 15th April, and going into that port.
The Bet►ey, Alien, front Dublin, was on sht.re near Carrickfergus
♦ath Nov., and got MI !train on the 11th.
The Policy whaler is lost at Otaheite: all hands saved.
Yraszt.s SPOKE): V••'Tu.—Pa:mosso, of New Bedford, from
New York, whaling, 17,h Sept., out 80 days; had taken two fish.
She had spoken, two days before, the Junius, Liverpool for Linia,
all well, out 64 days; 10th ult. Sceptre, of Leith, from London for
Rio Janeiro; 2d inst. Louisa, of 11nrenock, from —, by the
Countess of Dalhousie, arrived at Liverpool. Albuquerque, Bor-
deaux for Bourbon, 20th Sept.; sth Oct. Robert Fuge, from Rio
for Gibraltar; 13th, off Cape de Verdi, the Magnanime, from Ant-
werp for St. Salvador ; 10th, his Majesty's ship Asia. from Eng-
land; 25th, the brig !loran°, from Virgini4 for Rio Janeiro, by
the Lima, arrived at Liverpool.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, Nov. I&

There was a strong muster to-day of betting men of every de-
scription, and \lonic heavy business was done, but pritvipally on
the fights of next Tuesday. The favourites were Cannon and
Aaron, and a gallant Colonel took 30 to 10 against Josh Hudson
and Curtis • it struck us, however, that amongst the knowing ones
many of the bets were edges. The odds, winch have varied but
slightly, arc as 10110M5
- - -

DET.RT.

9 to 1 ago 111rleteer
10 to I Not Rufus (taken)
10 to I agst Bolero
8 to 1 agst Canvas
18 to 1 agst legacy
20 to I ag>t Diana

2.) to 1 apt Mr. Forth's 00.
banns colt.
30 to I apt Nigel
30 to 1 apt Puke of York's c.
by Phantom.

6 to 1 apt Aline (riken)
9 to 1 agst Sorcery (Lain)
lil to 1 agit Waltz

12 to I sot Attica
Id to I apt Yipylioa

IT. I.

12 to 1 apt Memnon
11 to 1 agat Cleveland
17 to 1 apt 11cdpontlet
23 to 1 agat 3lantlso;e
25 to 1 agst !VI uieteer
2400 to 200 agst 31.

HUNTING API

COTS.
39 to I awn Homer
Sts to I apt The Alamos:.
34 to I apt Diana
5 to 1 apt Camas
44 to I not Scandal
handsaw and Dupore.

POINTMENTS.

The Earl of Derby's star bounds will meet on Wednesday at
Walton Heath, Friday at l'alterham lknanon.
The !lambledon hounds to-rnorrow at Ker.nel. Friday at Pay-
off. House—at ten.
The H. H. on Thursday at Chilton Old House, Saturday Wind-
mill Hill—at ten O'clock.

The Earl of Darlington's fox-hounds to-morrow at Wood End,
and on Friday at Cliftoi Gate, each day at half-past ten o'cioelt.
The leunbton fox hounds on Thursday t.t Whin !louses, and
on Saturday at Bradbury Bridge. each day at ten o'eloc.
Ills Mrijcsty's !tat -hounds on Friday at tkdfons.latra.
The Quomd.in hounds this day at Stanton Wyvite, to-morrow
at live Tree hill, Thursday at Seagraves Friday at Gar.derby,
and Saturday at Illartinshaw-wood.
Warnsll—The fox-hounds on Thursday at Sherwood-lodge, and
Saturday at Coign-ore. _ _ _

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The Karl c: are wnces fox-hounds to-morrow at Scarthingwell,
and on Friday at.l'oni. _ _

The 11•arwickshirc ;•n•:_hnunds this day at Idliente %d).ige.
Thursdav at Whiel:ford Wood, and Saturday at Aires:or. Pas-
tures— a WTI.

The Northumberland fox-hounds to-morrow at Illagdon, and
Saturday at Feltim P.uk.
York and Ainsty roe-hounds on Thursday at Coprnanthorpe,
and Saturday at Skips-alt.
The (ler,-land fu:-hounds on Friday at Kitten

The Holtlmes. fox-hounds this day at Houghtott, Friday at
Lranshorton 3toor. .

The Humeral foz-hounds on Friday at Croft-bridge.
Sir T. Svites's fox-hounds tomorrow at the half-irsy between
Stamford bridge atd Cate-Helmsley, and Friday at North
Grimmer'.
Mr. (]hate's hounds on Friday at Nutley.
Mr. Paul's harrien near Penryn to-morrow.
Mr. Littleton's stag-hounds on Thursday at Cannock.
Mr. Hay's hounds on Friday at Seighford.
The Cheshire hounds tomorrow at Booth's Obelisk, Thursday
at Duntutll, and Saturday at Waverton V huge.
Sir G SitweiCs W:-bounds this day at Wincrittorth, and
Friday at Woods—as tea.