The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-10 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Vrow Catherine ElitabetE, from Batavia, has ar-
rived in the Texcl.
Arrivals at Ralarin.—The 11/manna, Johnston, arrived
from London, on the 13th July • and the Ermine, Ostler,
had also arrived from New July;
Wales, and was ex-
pected to sail for Itouertlam tFe 13th August.
&dings km; Batavia.—The Guardia., Sutherland,
railed for Manilla, on thz 13th June ; and the Nile, ---,
fur Malacca, on the 25tii June.
Arrival at Singapore.—Tbe Shannon, late Kendall, has
arrived from Batavia.
Snip Loar.—The Coloinbian (American), from China
to Philadelphia, was totally lost on the 2241 of May, in the
Straits of Gasper. Crew saved.
Arrival at New South Wales.—The Good Intent, Es-
nouf, had arrived at New South Wales from Liverpool.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, Nor. 7.—Arrived the Lady Wellington orrice,
front the Mediterranean—sailed from Corfu Sept. 22. Malta Oct.
2, Gibraltar 23, and Cadiz 25 ; Zephyr racket from New York—
sailed Oct. 9, and flom Halifax 2241 ditto; New John (late Ro-
bert), front Sierra Leone—sailed Sept. 2.
Pia Morin, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Spring, Spence, from Me-
mel; Laura, Lilburn, fiow Quebec. in 25 days ; Medway, Emer-
son, from Rio, in 84 days. for Hamburgh. Off the port. oho
Smyrna. Farmer, from &Syrtis. Arrived the Margaret, Lilian,
from London. few St. Übe'. •
POWIsatOUTH. NOV. S.—Arrived hie Majesty's ships Rove,
from the Mediterranean t Champion and Pandora, from a cruise:
Columbus, Jackson, and Doncaster. Marshall, from Quebec, in `d
days. Passed by for London, the Trieste, Farmer, from Trieste. in
44 day. Arrived the following ontwatd-bound vessels from tno
Downs, vii.:—The Lady Keith, Alfred, Mirables. Julius, Cam-
bridge, Sarah Christina. Thomas, George Ilibbert. Maitland, att.(
leompetitor. Put back the Asia, Pope; the Shipley Transport
the Madras. Crosbie; the Albion, ; the William mawrgn4,
ISmith ; the Prudent, —; the Hero, Cummings ; and the Stately,
Edgar.
DEAL. Nov. B.—Passed through the f;cpturte, Wade. from
Rio for Hamburgh ; also, and sailed for the River. the Tipton
nat. Stefenson, -horn ,lensina. Came do•vm from the River and
remain the George 111., Popplewell John, Sisk ; Salads, Hew ;
and lia-clay, Ferrier, for Jamaica; Ocean, Whittle. for Honduras;
and Robyn. Bathgate. for 31onnierrat. Arrived the Marg.tre,
—, from the westward.
Ga &reels° Nov. P.—Arrived; the Ocean, Kidd. from S.-
city; Catherine:F(lw, from Cephalonia ; Ann and Sarah, Ruther-
ford, from Quebec; Camden, Bell, from fludsen's Bay; Font:,
Edmond+, front liamburgh ; John, Lovell, from Jamaica ; Lat'.7
Ann, Rouen. Sailed, the Falcon, Litdcwort. for St. Luc:a ;
Water Lily, Nixon., for Jamaica; Rawlins, Rigmsden, for ditto
Active, Palmer, foe Oporto; Princess Mary. Smith. for the South
Seas; Nils Theodore, Nylon, for Gottenburgh ; Calthorp, Newton,
Elsinore; Elks, Sleap, for Grenada.
Lurtiaroot., Nov. 7.—,Arrived the John and Thomas,
from Quebec; sod the Comet. Milburn, from Zlirarnielii.
DalaTOL. Nov. B.—Arrival, the Ranger. Slater, from St.
John's, N.B. Sailed. the Pomona. Norton, for Trinidad.
Gait srot..x. Nor. B.—The Lady Hannah Elliee. arrived from
91iraritichi. pawed on the 18th ult., In lat. Ml. long 31. the wreck
of the brig Maria. supposed of Poole, dismasted, waterlogged,
and abandoned, and evory thing ()tithe der`.: • she appeared to ba
about 109 tons burth:n, was painted all black, except a email
white stroke above, and had four-cabin windows.
MrxeL. OcT. 2.3.—We have had a very heavy gale from Si.
and W.N.W., which commenced on the 201 h, and continued tit!
yesterday morning. The Oliver, Ist:tester, of Shields, had hes
tirrernwo and bowsprit carried away on the 21st. by e Tartu.
Mason, of Lynn; she is now warping in, and already oVer the
bar: her mainmast went overboard on the 21st.
GraIt•LTAK,OCT. 22 —Durieg a heavy gale from East, doting
the night of the 19th instant, the following vessels were driven oo
shore on the eastern coast, between the River Guadiana and tho
Spanish Lines, viz. :—Vs'atehful, Rutter. from Denis to ftriti:a; ;
Henry Hulot, Marseilles to Nantes; and Eugene, Cluuborcl, from
ditto, to Rouen.

The Voyarra of Shields, Comer, from Petersburgb, was tc:ally
Imo. on thelth ult. on lieland—cre, saved.
The Vigilant, Cook, from Liverpool to %Vyborg, was totally ks:
on the l8:h nh. off %Vyborg—crew saved.
The Aurora, Thompson, was tirivn on shore in the Teed, 03
the 341 inst.
The Tamerlane, Corfield, from St. John's, N. 8.. which wa. e.:
shore near Liverpool, wu got of on Sunday, and carried line tli:
Brunsei:k Bock.
The Sisters, Bannatyne, ailed from Liverpool for Clyde. on the
3d ultimo, and has not since hem heard of.
The Harmony. Norris. of Grenada, has been condm:ned sod
11 sold at st. Andrew's. N.B.
The Indian Triter, ham Quebec to London, put into Habilis
the Ist ult. in distress.
The Sierra, Morton, from Bristol to Fitnouth, fell ovtt at Il-
fracombe the fith inst. and bilged: her ergo is landing.
The Vrow tierina, Vos, from Stettin far Amsterdam, put inra
Belfry' the 27th ult. with some damage; it wai uncertain whether.
it would be necessary to unload.
The Bei-ppm, Morris, and the Eagle, Ptitchard, have a-rised at
Newfoundland; Edward Colston, }outer, a: Odessa; Nautilus,
Tulle. and Samuel Whitbread, Ashley, at Quebec; Charlotte.
Mayer. a:4 Hobart. Simonsen. at Bilboa ; Clays, Leslie, at St.
John'. ; Elizabeth, Holmes, from Alexandria; Waterloo, Bell, a:
Liverpool.

The late illgh winds blew down one of the vanes from
the broad tower of Lincoln ('athedtal, as well as the pon-
derous ball on which it stood. The ball fell with great
force on the roof of the church, making a large aperture
the lead, but was prevented from going through to the
stone grained roof below, by the strength of the rafter:.
The fine fell to the ground near the cloisters. It is de,:
north-east pinnacle which has thus suffered : it is feared
that the tops of the other three pinnacles are in nearly the
same decay ed state.
The Three per Cents at Par,—and 20,000/. or !lisceOtif.
to be gained by the risk of only et. les. ! ! This is lit Ma
case, as Dish guarantees to those Min may purchase at his 0s
any attic Stock Prices in the preseat Scheme, at least 1001. in
Money for every 1031. three per cena. Ile also pitapat himself ta
every Purchaser at his Mice* to return MI. for every Wbole
Ticket, and in proportion foe Sharer, to those who do no.:
obtain a good Prize on the lode December, if applied for within
Ten Days from that date. anal as the Two 20.006/. Prises
mast be drawn in the first five minutes, and all the other Capitals
(including both the 33,0601. Prizes) may be drawn that day,
it is certain that many persons must gain large fortunes by that
day's thawing, and no one need risk more than 41. 19s. by a
Whole Ticket, at Is. 6d. by a sixteenth : the full particulars uf
this advantages," mode ofadventure may be had gnus at either of
Ilish's offices. deSsenhill. or 9. Charing-cross ; where the Grail
Prize of Thin, Thousand Priuda. No. 15.7:1. drawn on Wednes-
day, the 41 instant. was stain Shares. Also Two 20,000!. Prises,
and 23 other Capitals, all drawn within a month.
EADveicrtaartrar.l—Hostr-Bal WED BIER IN 0C-
roast.--We are informed by our Correspondent, that Brewt-ry
Utensils and seasoned Casks are to be sold now in great variety,
at 'l'. darvit's. wine-!.roper and cooper in general, Not 3, Hanger-
tovd-street. Strand, near Charing-nova. at the following reduce.;
p ices, vit. :—A one.bushel set. with casks. Ike.. YL 3a ; a tw,
ditto. ; three ditto. 41. 4a.; four ditto. M. 131. Noble
men and families waited upon as brew their beer, to lice. bottle.
and remove wines, he.. in town and country. Water-hada of
all siva ; bathing ami turtle tubs lent on hire. Rletchanat sup.
plied with all sorts of p...-kirg tanks madames at the trade prices.
Casks, pipes. wine bottles, and utensils. bought or exchanged.
Pickling tuba, oval and round, of various sires. A set of utensils
sent to any part of the oniony. by an order far payment in Loo
%Vt. Amid advise all persons to take a note of this—No. S.
Hungerfetil-dreet, three direr, from the Strand.—N.B. It would
be a great saving to all parishes. and other institutions. If they
were to brew. instead or buying beer ; for the table-bear milk.
and ea lag. per barrel duty.

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