The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-03 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Agoßar Watson, from Penang, &c. has arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope. The above vessel's voyage was from London to New south
Wales, Batavia, and England again. She appear, to hare been absent
above three years ; her passage from Penang to the Mauritius was 104
days, and from the latter place to the Cape of (h 1 11,.pe days.
Madeline, Captain Hayes, from Loudon anti the Isle of Yonne,
arrived at Ceylon 17th November, after an unprecedented von of only 15
des from the latter place.
fah etrlng reacts have arrived at China, viz..—The Lowe. V:-
rnl,y, Lady Gu,t, and Cornwallis, from Bombay; Pert.4ea, Lamb, hro
Bengal ; Snipe, —, from ditto ; and the Rotterdam, Waters, from Am.
sterdam.
ARRIVSD AT TEX CAPE OP Goon nOPC—The Ellen, PEter"f
George, Clark ; Rains, Sinclair; Leda, Northwood and his blajedy's
ship F,y—all from England. The City of Edinburgh, from singt:pore
the Eliza and Francis, from the ?tooth Sers.
The Resource, front Quebec to Plymouth, put Into Gaspee Izaky, and
was discharging Slith December.
The Henry, Falconer, woo loot on the coast of grim on the lit July.

BIRTHS.
On the 31st alt. the Countess of Orford. of a daughter.
On the 28th nit. at Rotate, in the county of York, the Honourable S' • y
Lasigeale, of a son.
On the Pame day, the lady of Falconer Atlee, Esq. of a von.
Mrs. Philip Goode, of Howland-street, Fittruy-square,

mAnniED.
On the 214th ult. at Plyrntdon St. Mary, William John Clark. Fg!•
of Rockland House, to Matilda, fifth daughter of Paul Treby Treby,
of Pl)mpton.
On the :10th nit. the Rev. Frederick Cherie" Blackstone, Rector of
Wurting, and Vicar of ileckfield, HantA, to Elizabeth. daughter of the
late Chutes Itaukeu, Esq. •

DIED.
March 30, Mr. James Brigg:, distiller, Gowerll-street, aged 44.
March 29, at his house in Water-lane, Tower-street, Mr. W. A. Butler.
in hi.. 46th year.
On Friday, at his lodgings in the liege:it's Park, Mr. Huilaugh, of
land, RectorThuradl oYf St.lu
Holborn-hill.
tLeinortghee's4,9ltihoutlYeis%
formerly of Gerrard-street, Soho, aged ;3.
On Friday, in Ton ington-smiare, Martha, the nice of :Jr. John Hughes.
In Pulteney-street, Bath, aged 64, the Rev. Roger Frankland,
Canon
Reddentiary of Wells.
Recently, at lit; appartments, York-buildings, Blarylebone, aft,er,,a
kA.nn, wife of the Hey. John Burt-
long and painful 111nms which be bore a ith much IliriltUde•"'
Gray, late physician to'Hasiar Hospital, aged 59. During the erenua
l
period of the French Revolution war he held various responsibl2 thSce•
connected with the medical department of the navy. St. Vii,c,nt.
and Collingwood, were his pemonal friend.. It was at the ditcct recttez.
t
of the Hero of the Nile, on his return from the purtnit of the French
the West Indies, in 1905, that be was made pity-titian to the den which
won the battle of Trafalgar. His merit wa. fully acknowledged, Yee Sulk
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unobtrusive; and such were the amiableness of his character and the
concillatorinews of his manners, that though placed in some dltEc Is
situations; be made every one who know him a friend.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT
LONDON-BRIDGE.....Ear MoMomma• •• • ••••• IS after II I Afternoon .. 11
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