The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-17 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.

LIVERPOOL, WED/MOAT, FEB. Is.

Wind S. cloudy.—.Higla Water II to._ 1). 4.
Arrived the William Byrnes, Hackstaff, from New York; w
ham N eilson, White, from New Orleans (sailed 10th Jan.)
Off, the Olive Branch, from Savannah; the Shamrock and the
St
Diana, from Para; the Amity, from Bahia; and the Tants
Mtn John's. N.B.
H 01. s• it CA rs, Few. 14.—Wind W .S. IV. to S.W. moderate, gat
day —Yesterday evening and last night it blew a hard gate Nal
.i% The sloop Johanna, Murphy, got upon an anchor, arid
full of water. On the 12th the sloop Hall, outward.botind, is
spoken with off the Head, by the Factor, Connell, for Beleam, -
The Lydia, for Jamaica, and the Brazilian, for Rio de Jatens.
put back yesterday to the Floating Light, but finding the wise
S.E., proceeded.
The Pacific, Marshall, from Liverpool, has arrived at New Vork
FAL MOUTH, FEB. 14.—Arrived from London the following
outward-bound, viz.:—Symmetry, Jones ; Dorothy Forum Her.
ry ; Africanus, Hodgson ; Burlelph, Chancellor • Goths pack„.
Patterson ; Naples Packet, Walshe ; Sprightly, 'Newton ; Lid,
Arabella, Burk I Fame, Owen ; and Eleanor, Stephens..bailet(
the Union, Hoskins, and Cynthia, Linklater. for Lonilon.....pu
back, the Coburg, Barrett, for Trieste.—Variable light airs
PORTSMOU TIT, FEB. 15.—Put back to St. Helen's, the&
liana, limes' for Madras and Bengal.—Sailed the African Coleta
steam bust, for the coast of Africa.—Wind S.S.E.
DEAL. Fgn. 15.—About 9 A.M. the outward-bound (except the
Indian) got under weigh, with the wind about South, but
thty
made very little way to the Southward, the wind being light:
has, however, since increased, and got more to the Eastward, ma
they are now (5 p M.) uffthe South Foreland.—Remains the Indtan
Wind S.S.E.
GRAVESKTID, FEB. IL—Arrived the Rockingham, Bead%
from Bengal ; Fame, Stephens, from Seville ; Margaret, Wtaa.
Kier, from Demerara ; Thistle, Brodie, from Lisbon ; path;
Brewster, from Boston ; Queen, James, from St. Michael's; Alm
and Harriet, Phillips, from Gibraltar ; and William Barna, Des.
croft, from Malta.—Sailed, the General Palmer, Trianon, for
Aledras t George and Ann, Cane, for Cadiz ; Enigheden, Leth,
for Copenhagen ; Commerce, Gokler, and Prince Frederick, Hart,
for Rotterdam ; and Telegraph, Grandin, fur Havre.
LIMERICK, FEB. 13.—0 n the Ilth instant the London Packet,
bound to London, put into Tarbutt Roads, after being oat fuer.
teen days, during which time she encountered heavy gales, and sus.
tamed a great deal of damage, having lost sans. boats, bulwarks,
&c. &c., and, her upper works leaky. The Alice and James,
hound to Liverpool. has gone to pieces ; the stores and materials
have been landed, and also a small part of the cargo, but Ma vtty
damaged state. -

The Factor, Connell, from London to Belfast, was off Holyhead
on Tuesday, with has of rudder.
VES3ELS SPOKTYWITiI.—The Belgraye, from Paraiba te Li.
verponl, on the 13th ult. The Tamer, of Glasgow, from Dew,
rara, on the 27th ult, in lat. 39, long. 39, by the Batavia, Blau, al.
rived at Cowes.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, rip. It

The betting to-day was not so important as on Monday, norwtt
it so extensive • but It threw Oramarie (or the Black Job, as Nis
sometimes called) completely into the back ground. Monarch attl
Tredrille continue on the advance, the odds against the forn.r:
being only 7 to 2, and against the latter Bto I. The General
left oft' a better favourite titan on 31ort!tay.. A little business vu
done on the Itiddlesworth, for which Trcdrille, of course, got et
a trifle.

Dzilir.
7 to 2 agst 3fonareh 2/1 to 1 agat Nortuan,Rowscs
H to 2 apt Tredrilla 31 to 1 agst Cedric
16 to 1 aget The General 3O to 1 agst Waterman
22 .to 1 apt Panic 33 to 1 asst Gramarta
25 to 1 apt Advance 35 to 1 ■gst Pluto
25 to 1 agst Sophist 35 to 1 agat The Baron

OAKS.
See to 1 apt Pawn 10 to 1 apt Paellas!
tlto 1 apt Mignionetto 11 to 1 apt Elizabeth
7 to 1 apt Filigree 12 to 1 apt Ilanry

IT. LKGII.
7 to 1 agst 1110111Mitill 18 to 1 apt Barataria
12 to 1 agst Crusader 22 to 1 agat Fanny
13 to 1 agst Belsoni 25 to 1 agst Calypso.

lITTMLEBWORTK.
6 to 4 apt Tredrille, and 4 to 1 apt the General.

Cochran—A main for 10 sovereigns a battle. and 100 the odd
was played last evening at the Cockpit, in Bainbridge-street
Bloomsbury. between two private gentlemen, Fleming and Hale
feeders. The betting was 5 to 4on Fleming for the main, which
he won, from the superior condition of his cocks and the fine
style in which they were handled. The play finished as follows :
Fleming 3 so. 2b. Hale 2 m. Ib.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.
AT THE COURT OP COMMISSIONERS or Billiarrti,
DASINCHALL-sTIMET,
TO-IfORROW.

THIRD MEETINGS.
Akers, J. Arlington-street, Clerken well, broker 10
Briulley, J. Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, dealer in
. .
shop-fixtures . 19
Brown, A. and M. Hull, straw hat-manufacturers . 9
Cooper, J. and Reader, J. Stroud. Kent, woolstaplers . II
Clayton, 0. Oxendott-street, Haymarket, coal-merchant IL
D'Orville, A. M. Leicester-square, dealer in dresses . 10
Floction, F. Berwick-street, jeweller . . I
Ford, W. Stockbridge-terrace, Vauxhall-road, coal.merchant 19
Haswell, C. P. Barnsbury-row, White Conduit-fields, Isling-
ton, carpets..? - - la
Herring, C. Strand, fringe-maker - II
Hetherington, D. King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman 1/
Korey, J. C. King Edward-street, Mile End New Town, sugar-
baker . . - - •
Jenkins, C. H. Peckham, Surrey. builder 12
Kerr, J. and Spear, .7. Tooley.sireet, grocers 19
.
Peck R. Old Ford. Bow, Illtdcllesex, corn, factor . I 1
-
Scott, M. Pall-mall, tailor - - 11
Sharp, G. Took's-court, Cursitor.street, jeweller 10
Schorated, A, and Stuart, D. Jermyn-street, and Queen-street,
Edinburgh, tailors - 11
-
Smith, W. King-street, Seven Dials, printer 12
-
Wells, 'l'. sea Union-street, Southwark, Ina-manufacturer 2

SECOND resmsteroa.
Abbott, S. Old Kent.road, cuachmaker . II
Arnold, G. St. John.street, stationer . . IL
Brunet, P. Quadrant, Regent-street, and Watling-street, wine.
merchant - . . II
Buck, G. Regent-street, tailor . . 13
Campbell, C. Bishopsgate.strcet, merchant - 10
Delorons. J. and H. Sackville.street. Piccadilly, goldsmiths 10
Dixon, A. Huddersfield, and Taylor, W. Great Winchester.
street, merchants . - . 10
Dornford, T. Philpot.lane, wine-merchant . - 11
Farrar, T. High-street, Shadwell, slomseller . 13
Hamilton, J. Q. Penchurch-street, cotton-merchant II
Hutchison. J. Lime.street, wine.merchant . 11
Jenner, W. Orange-tree, Blooinsbury-place, Bloomsbury-
square, victualler . . . L
Jennings, H. Poultry, bookseller 11
. .
Lawson, E. Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, currier . 10
Lee, G. and Sutton, J. St. James's-street, Piccadilly, Wen IL
Aliddleton, J. B. Aldgato, feather bed.noanufactures W
Nisbet, T. New-street, New-road, eheesemonger . IL
Norris, B. J. Manchester, warehouseman . IL
Peters, G. Regency-place, Great Surrey-sueet, bakes 12
Prince, D. Basinghall-street, merchant . 10
Powell, J. Windsor, tailor . . t 10
Shepherd, W. Basing lane, wholesale-stationer IL
Still, S. Bond-street, Lambeth, and Sanabrook-court, Basinghall-
street, tighten:trn . . . 14
Todd, H. Uontmercial.road, builder . 13
Townley, W. High-street, Borough, woollen.draper II
Wilson, E. Lyoutngton. Southampton, linen-draper. 13
Wroots, R. Great Titchtield-street, aryleberne, drape' 11

FIRST MEETINGS.
Boys, T. R. Nicholas-lane, broker • 10
Bensley, B. Throgenorton-street, mock-broker I
Bird, J. and W. Watling-street, merchants I 0
Douches, D. George-street, Adelphi, diamond-merchant I
Bryan, W. L. Peterborough-court. Fleet-street, printer 11
Bramwell, Sarah, Peter-street, Guildford-street, leather hat-
manufacturer ll
.
Burrows, J. Bond-street, Vauxhall, house-builder to
Clay, T. K. Coleman-street, warehouseman 10
Cording. J. Strand, jeweller 12
Clarke, W. and Dinisdale, Frederick'.

, —.- .'s-place, Old Jewry,
yarn-ntercbants . It
. .
Freeman, J. now or late of Bristol, silk-mercer 10
Haddon, J. Castle-street, Finsbury-square, printer . II
lleaviside, A. Bucklnabury, and Stokesley, Yorkshire, linen-
manufacturer 10
.
Jarvis, T. Hungerford-atreet, Strand, wine-cooper 11
Penman, T. Great Shire-lane, Temple-bar, victualler II
Sprang, J. Borough-road, victualler . 11
Thompson, M. Malaria, wine.merchant 11
.
Walduck, R. and W. and Hancock, W. Russell-street, Bet-
mondsey, skinners . I
Whittle, C. Hastings. draper 11
. .
NVroots, R. and Goldie, J. Great Titchfield.street, linen-
drape.
rs . ll

DIVIDENDS.

Fidkin, T. Teddington, In maltster
H, G. Deptford, and ut Pittock, W. Dartford, brewers 12
peuwa. C. rosvenor.place, Southwark, grocer l9
Sanderson, W. and J. Nicholas-lane, bombard-street. a"
II
Martin's-Lae. Cagnon-street, insurance-brokers
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