The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTRLLIG,

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, S.
Arrived the Tago., —, from Lisbon ; mar,
from Charlestun ; industry, from Jamaica
from Bremen ; Maria, Sekkes, ftum Durdt ;
ItustAk.

HOLYHEAD, Se PT. 24.
The Alecto. from Jamaica, passed the Dead at II Ati.u.
The Efsabeth, from Demerara, sailed Ist Augeht.—On thE
Dinh, spoke the 614 Eases, from Trinidad for Greenock, sailed
Ist of A IiVISt• The Wilsons was to sal front Liverpool on the,
Bth August. On the Bth Sept. in hit. 46. 43. lorg. 21. spoke the
brig Felicity, from Cork for .)liramichi. On the 9th, in lat. 47. 3P.
long. 1841. smoke the ship unicorn, from Liverpool for Qtirlyee,
The Vigilante, from Liverpool fur Lisbon, has onivett a 1
Cork.
Sailed 24th, Sept.—The Richard, Fletcher, for bemcrara ; Co-
lossus, Marshall, for New York Coocordit, Sandinau, for El-
Motor ; Anna Fredericka, Brandt. for Rostock; Thomas, Gomm.
end Jonge Caroline, &Oen), for
Sailed this efternocn—The Seim itichaids, lloldridgc, tot Nev

FALMOUTH, SEPt. 24.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
from Lisbon, in 14 days, and Sandwieh picket, ditto, in sever.
days. The Osborne packet was in company, front Wednesday to
Friday, with a frigate, having in tow a large ship, totally die.
masted, supposed to be a West Indianan, about 'ill miles west of
Scilly.—Wio4 E.S.E. to S.S.E.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 24.—Arrived the Frier, Netrer, from
Memel. Paned up the Channel the Queen Slab, from New York.
for Ila‘re, 37 days.—Wind S.
COWES, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Restitution, Hammond, from
Sumatra, 121 days. On the 17th July Captain Hammond spoke
the Minerva, from Sumatra, last from the Isle of France, where
she had put in to repair, having sprung a leak. On the 17th 'coke
the Ageboria, from lanidon, fur Calcutta, all well—Wind S.
by Ni.
Poorsalorryt, SEPT. 25.—Arrived his Majesty's slip Bala-
tea, from a cruise.—Wind S.S.E.
DEAL, SEPT. 21—Atrived and sailed the Kingston, Brinnef.
front Jamaica, for London, and Royalist, Harris, from London,
for the youth Seca. Arrived and remain the Bainbridge, Nixon.
front looodon, for Nova Scotia.—Wind S.
A BEISDEEN, SEPT. 23.—The Briton, Wallace, from Sunder.
land fbr this place. was driven on Shore 15th !not. near Alemou,ll,
but expected to be gut oil' akr throwing over part of her cargo.
The Agenoria, Barker. from Palau for Loudon, is lost on Anhelt
Reef. Crew sand. The master, wife, and child, drowned.
SANDEL JOSH, SEPT. 10.—The Asia, Parkin, from Riga to
London, put into Fredericksweib, this day, full of water. The
Cgriolanue, Hopwood, from St. Petersburgh to London, has put
into East Rice. leaky, and must unload.
CHRISTIANS %ND, SEPT. 2.—The Glasgow. of and for Leith.
Phillips, from Dentate, pill in here yesterday, rather leaky, haring
struck en some rocks. She must discharge.
GOTTENOURG, SEPT. It —The Susanna and Catharine, Ross.
from Bengal to Riga, was driven on the rocks at the entrance of
this harbour, and sunk in tea fathoms water. Crew and materials
eared. The Ilarton, Oswald, from Newcastle to the Baltic, was
in a dangerous situs.ion off Falkenborg, lath inst, and the master
had applied to the Hiving Company for assistance. The Aurora.
Watkins from Rostock to London, shifted her cargo, and, in run.
ning for this place, struck at the entrance of the harbour. and, being
leaky, must discharge. The Thomas Wareham, —, has been
hayed out, and will be reedy for :tea in about ten days.
Toe:6'6llEN, SEPT. 21.—The following vessels here lately put
in here; with damage, viz., Jong Frau Anna, Frantzen, Tonningen
uI Londob ; Two Brothess, Haman, Frederickstadt to Lynn; Fred
Edel, Jessen, Tondern to London t Frau Catarina. Jurgens, Ec.
kemfonl to London ; Jelyka Cornelia, De Hoer, Manic to Ant.
stertlatn; the cargoes of the two forme* were totally damaged ; also
part of the cargoes of the ethers, and !lase been sold.
Haman: twit, SEPT. 18.—The Kluhn, bound to Riga.
ran upon Dumesness, and was obliged to throw over most pate
of her cargo.
SEPT. 19.—The Susanna. Baas, from Bergen to Riga. struck
on the Tirtela, near Crottenhurgli, on the 10th inst., and sunk.
Clew !awed.
Pants, SEPT. 22.—The Frau Sophia. 2ithaten, front Flan:•
burgh, arrived at Quilklneof, sprung a leak and tided with water
12 d instant.
ANTIGUA, Atria. 12.—The Eliza, (drogher) in working int,:
this harbour, 6th inst. bilged by her anchor, and was ran on shore
Part of her cargo saved.
OPAN, SEPT. 22.—The sloop John and Grace, from Portsoy
Easdalt, missed stays in that harbour, and went on share. A vessel
`tont Inverness is on shore at Conan.

The Pnrsuit, Nutkins, from Bombay, has arrived off PO 73.
mouth.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Lady East, Talbert, from Borabay, has arrived bff Poet!.
mouth ; she left Bombay the 9th of April, Alipee the 20th ditto,
3laurinus 21st June, and St. 11.1ena 7th of August.
Passengers per Lady East—Colo tel end Mrs. Hodgson and sor. .
13,Inibay Artillery ; Sir. and 31rs. Wilson ; Captain Gibbing, died
at sea 13th of April ; Mrs. Gibbing and daughter ; Mrs. E. and
Misses Malcolm ; Mrs. and Master Newman ; Mrs. Lavie. died at
seat 17th of August Mrs. and .hiss Smith ; Miss Young; 31r..
; Foord Miss litsiiwood ; Miss 31acin•osh ; 31aster Barton ;H.
Eden, Esq., Madras Civil Service ; 31r. Smart ; Lieutenant C.
Watkins, Bombay Establishment ; Lieut. Cochrane, his Alajesty's
4th Dragoons ; Ensign Humoresque, his Majesty's 6th ditto, died
at sea, 27th July.
The Restitution, Hammond, from Sumatra, at Cowes, in 21
days.
Passengers per Elizabeth, from the Mauritius (daily expected)—.
Charles Saunders, Esq. and family.
A itnivAi.s AT BOMILiT—The Helen, Langley, from Bengal.
on the 21ith March ; the Maria, Harlot, front Ceylon ; the Frarcit
Warden, Webster, from China, on the Ist April ; the Berwick.
Eilbeek, from Bengal, on the 2d ditto ; and the Charlotte, Hector.
front Bengal, on the Lth ditto.
SAILING'S FROM BENGAL.--The Claudine, Christie, for Ran•
goon, on tire DIM March ; and the Norfelk, Greig, fur Bombay
on the 19,11 ditto.
ARRIVALS AT THE Mauit tus.—The 31.iry. Beauck•oft, and
the Curiolanus, Cole, from Rio Janeiro, on the 10th June ; ti 4
Reliance, Skirl., from Bengal, on the 14th ditto ; the Burette.
jun. Matthews, from Bengal, on the 15th ditto, for repairs • the
Constance, , from Sincapore, on the 16th ditto ; the'Gre.
chin, Smith, from Marseilles, on the 17th ditto; the
M•Naughten, Faith, from Bengal, on the 19th ditto ; and the
Prince Regent, Lamb, from New South Wales.
SAILIXOS TRAM THE 31aukretu5.—The Elizabeth, Bitiger.
for London, on the 12th June ; the Ann, Worthington, for Err:-
gal ; the Thomas, Butler, for the Cape, on the 15th ditto ; and
the Flamingo, Sinclair, for ditto.
3latt6lTlus.—The Windsor Castle, fleathome, from Bombay'.
arrived at the Mauritius on the 17th of June, and was con.
demned as unseaworthy, and the Prince Regent. Captain Lamb.
was taken up at the :Mauritius, to bring home the Windsoreastie's

cargo.
AnnIVALS AT MADIIIALiiis Majesty's shire Fly,-, frog-.
Englcnd, March 20 ; the Theodore, Langlois, from the blattritius
and Pondicherry, on the 17th ; the Lady of the Leke, Martin
the Sherburne White, front Benits;.. on the Si2il Nlarch ; the El-
phinstone, 31:Lean. from ditto, on the
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Charles Chant, Hay, front

China ; the Henry Panther, Thompson, from ditto; the Moue.
iMneer, Herbert, from Batavia ; the Elizabeth, Badger, front the
Mauritius; and the Lady AVNaughten, Faith, from Bengal, pre.
vious to the 7th August.
ARRIVALS AT SAuGon.—Thrlionourable Company's shies
the Thames and the Berwickshire, from London, previous
May b.
ST. HELENA.—The Lady M'Natighton, Faith, from Bengal, • '
arrived at St. Helena on the 6th of August, sailed front Saugar on
the bill of May, encountered very had weather in the hay of Ben.
gal. and kept her Pilot on board until the 3d of June, when she
fell in with the Cawdry, Noyes, front New South Wales, in dis-
tress for provisions ; arrived at the Mauritius the 19th of June,
and Rani on the 25th for London, and on the 7th July met with
another gale, and received damage. The Mountaineer has
brought part of the James Scott's cargo, consisting of pepper and
china goods. She sailed from Batavia the 15th of June. Tb:
Charles Grant had encountered a heavy gale off the Cape, and
only lost ore boat, and was to sail from St. Helena for London the
911 of August.
ALt PEE APRIL 17.—The Pyramus, Brodie, arrived at Alipee
from B 'a:ly, and was to sail again on the 18th of April fcr
Bombay.
ARRIVALS AT THE 31Avarrius.—The Holy Lutchmv, Ray.
mond, front Madras and Ceylon, on the sth of June, and was t,
sail fur London about the 80. h. The Wallington, Chapman, iron.
Sumatra, on the 18M.
BOMEAY—The Edmonstone ; Lowjee Family and Frane,,,
—lal Scorpion, for China iiion.
from
L.
Warden, Webster, were loading at Bombay. for China. The Ex.
asS
also
SINGAPORE.—The expectedR
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to
ARRIVALS
mouth, Owen, li lw
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don; L' Europe,—, from Manilla, and to sail toe France Lel
the 2(1 of Aprll.
Passengers per Elphinstone, from Bengal (expected) :-.llr. a. d
Mrs. Alexander, Colonel and Miss Stsckpool, Mrs. H tgg, two
Misses and two Masters Hogg, Captain James Webster, voantry
service, Capt. Luntiere, Dr. (1. A. Herklots.
Passengers per Windsor Castle, condemned at the Mauritius
Capt. and Mrs. Hogg, Lis Majesty'. fith regiment, Mr. and Mrs.
Crow and child. C'apt. W. Collioson, Bombay marine, Lieut. W.
Hunt, Queen's Regiment.
CALCUTTA, MAUCH 29.—Vessels expected to sail immt-dLitely
—John Adam, Dew, for Rangoon ; Stanmore, Farquharsoa, t 1 r
London, rid Madras; Maleina, Howanl, for Penang; Pallas, Bul-
lock, for Rango-n. The undermentioned vessels gore naive fr,)::t
Sap sr, viz.: March 15di, Eliza. Heroine, brig Dotterel!, se„baorkr
1 Leith, Hampton (American). Homer (ditto). 16th, French ship
haute, and brig Macesully. Mtn, Research. 19.11, Lady Nugent.