The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-24 00:00:00

ROLLS COURT.

General Petition Day, at the 'tolls, un Tuesday, May 9, at nine In thit
Inurning.
Petitions must be set down, and copies left with the Secretary, by two
o'clock on Monday, the Stb.
The Master of the Rolls will sit to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, and
Thursday evening, at aia o'clock.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH,
AI.I.OINTLD SITTINGS.
Ilfiddlesex—Tbunrday, April 27; and Friday, May S.
Combo—Saturday, April 29; and Saturday, Nay 6.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Middlesex—Wednesday, April 26; and Tuesday, May 2.
Lundun—Thursday, April 27; and Wedne.day, Maya.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER

The Chief Baron alb at ten o'clock, and the other Barons, at eleven,
this day.
Wollaston v. Marsh Gale v. Luttrell
Gulden v. Chatham Prel,tile v. Pruner
Hay v. Mead Jackson v. B.Jurne.
kledcalre v. Medialre
Partridge v. Fleck noe

Pritchett r. Honey.

borne, purr heard
Mayor v. Ni,on
IVard v. Bovill
Reid v. Robertson

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Aram 21.

Arrived the Cosmopolite, —, from Cadiz and Roylake ; Union Packet,
Blakely, from New Orleans; Harriet, Millions, from NIII6IIII, N.P.;
Pheasant, Ilarnes, from Newfoundland and Cork; Angie, De Vries, from
Harlingen.
The Colombia, Graham, from Liverpool. laa.s arrived at Newfoundland.
The Manchester, for New York, war spoken on the 3d April, by the
James Cropper.
Tbe Silas Richards, Panthea, for New York, had not arrived at that
place on the Ist of April.
The Caesar, Fisher, tram Plymouth, has arrived at Sierra Leone.
The Nassau, Iron; Liverpool, has arrived at Philadelphia.
The Atlantic, Jupiter, and ?dinto, from Liverpool, have arrived at
\'era Crua.

Sailed the Moro Castle, Smith, fur Bombay; Thomas !touch, Hunch, for
Honduras; Delaware, Hamilton, for Philadelphia ; Mary, Smith, for
Charleston; Birmingham, Cobb, for New York; Pletcher, Hodgson, for
Miramichl ; Claude Scott, Murphy, for Quebec; Sneatoti Castle, Wilkes,
for ditto ; Cottager, Cornish, for Nantes ; Larks, Grautzer, for Amsterdam

New rORR, MARCH 19.—The Amethyst, Bussey, arrived at Beaton
from Lirerpool, had her bulwarks stove. and received other damage durlug
her pa.sage.—March 2.. The Lady Monroe, Bally, from Baltimore to
Gibraltar, was at Old Point on the lath Inst. with lo.s of her rudder. The
Brilliant, Carpenter, from Malaga, arrived at Havamialt on the sth
with part of her cargo thrown overboard, having been on shore on the
Bahama Bank.

Sr. Uses, APRIL 6.—The English brig Elisabeth, Snowden, was re-
leased from quarantine on the 30th ult., and haring been surveyed, Is
discharging her cargo, In order to undergo the necessary repairs.
FIG ea RA, APRIL 2.—Upwards of thirty bales of goods landed from the
Douro, Bell, lately put In here lyaky, on a voyage from Liverpool to
Oporto, are found to be damaged, and will be forwarded In another ve.sel
immediately. The bourn has not sustained any material Injury, and In
a few days will commence taking in her Cargo.
Grieves SOlns Arno .21 the Netley, Horrid], from Lisbon;
James Dunlop, Lodge, from Nerve; Ellen, Camper, from Rotterdam.
sailed the ..Esehylue, Douglas, for Oporto ; Zeno, Lawson, fur Jamaica;
Josephine, Hier, fur Havre , Unicorn, Scott, for Antwerp ; Almwell, Shet-
land, for Broken.

MARRIED.
Rev. Thomas Newman, jun. HeeWe of Alresford, to Mary Ann, only
daughter of the late R. R. Mills, Esq. of Co!eh
Rev. Thos. Nayler, of St. John's College, Cambridge, Chaplain to his
Royal flightless the Duke of York, to Miss Dora Nayler, second daughter
of Sir G. Nayler, Garter King of Arms.
Rev. John Digby Wingfield, Prebend of Kildare, and Rector of Gees.
hill, Ireland, to Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Sir Jobu Wyitibara Smith,
Hart. of the Down House, Dorset.

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DIEM
At Hoddesdon, Herts, aged 60, the Rev. W. T. Say, B.C.L. Vicar of
Itainham, E•sex, and of Amwell, Hertfordshire.
Aged 76, the Rev. Uwen Owen, M.A. Rector of Langitilti, Montgomery.
At Hampton, near Cardiff, after a few days' illness, the Rev. Mr. Wat-
kins, Minister of that parlh.
At iielchford, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Francis Bedford, Rector of that
place.
On Tuesdrv, the 11th inst. suddenly, aged 22, Caspar W. C. Baker,
B.A. of o'lll4l College.

On Thursday se'lliatifitt, after a short Blnesv,. at the house of hi
private tutor, the Mos'. S. Maddock, Morton Corbett, near Went, Shrop-
eblre, John itutgrenveu.Vsq. Commoner or Brasennose College, and only
sun of John Flargreares, Esq. of Ormerod House, Lancashire.

!UGH WATER TRISt DAY AT LONDON IntIDGN.
Morning. 33 after 3 1 Aftern00n......... 54 alter 3.