The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The let Battalion of the Ise (Royal) Regiment of Foot hu
received orders to -prepare for embarkation for the West Indies.
The fith (the King's Own Borderers) is ordered to prepare fo r
embarkation for the West Indies.

The 4th (the King's Owo), and the 6th (Northumberland)
Bmiments of Infantry are ordered, on being relieved by the let
EAtilion of the Royals, and the 26th Regiment of Foot, to re.
turntttt the fattier from Antigua, and the latter from Dominica, to
he Ist Division of the 24th (Warwickshire) Regiment of Int
finery arrived, on the 29th ult., on board the Diadem transport, a
Cork, from Plymouth.
The 2d Division of the 39th (Doreetshire) Regiment of Foot hes
received orders to embark forthwith, on board the Duchess of York
transport, at Cork, for Chatham.
A detachment belonging to the 231 Regiment of Foot embarked,
on the 24th ult.. at Bohn:), for England.
Detachments telnitging to the 3d Dragoon Guards, the 16th
Lamers, and the 2d, 12th, 13th, 2Oth, 27th, 28th. :Seth, 3lat, isth,
41st, 44th, 47th, 48th, 54th, 67th, 59th, 60th, Cdtit, 81,t, 87th, 94th
litth, and 99th Regiments of Foot, the Royal.Statt Corps, the
East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the
Yids ult., tinder the command of Staff. Sergeant Byrne, at Dublin,
for England.
Detachments belonging to the 13th, 18th, 2011), 23d, 30th, 38th,
40th, 47th, 48th, 64th, 60th (24 Battalion) 64th. 85th, 94th, 96th
sad 98th Regiments of Foot, the East India Company's Artillery
ao4 Infantry, embarked on the 28th ult., under the command of
EtallAergeant Conroy. at Cork. for England.

EAST INDIA SIIIPI'ING. •
The Regalia, Ifennirg, has arrived off Dover she sailed from
Bombay the Bth of May, from the Cape the 2tith of July, and

PASSENi:LIIS PfR THE REGALIA, CAPTAIN HENNING,
elitist lio3lamr.—Mrs. Robinson and three children; Dr obert.
son, Bombay Establishment (died at sea the29th 31 ; Mrs.
at
Robertson; J. H. Little, E . Madras Civil Service; h, ward $.
West, Esq.; Lieutenant wood, Honourable Company's
Madras Service; Lieu quintin, his Majesty's 17th
Lanc:rs : tfeerge Bird, Faki: Civil Service, and Juba
Kentish. lloinoay Civil ServiCS, left mite Cape; Dr. Stewart,
Bombay Establishment, Alexander 31ill'hma1i, Esq. 31iss S.
Keys, and Lieutenant MQuarrie, 89th Regiment, from the Cape.
The Shannon. Norquay, has arrived off Cowes : she sailed from
Singapore the 10th March, from Batavia the 9th April, and from
St. Helena the dth August.
The Griffin, Garbutt,. from the South Seas. ham arrived at
Gravesend ; she lett Thrum the 29th 31arch, and St. Helena the
31st July.
The Fits de France, Oenffery, has arrived at Nantez ; she tailed
from Calcutta the 17th March; Irian the Mauritius the 9th of
June; from the Cape in July; and from St. Helena the 2d of
August.
CAPE, Jute 92.—The Mountaineer, Herbert, had been sur-
veyed in Simon's Bey ; her bottom found to hive sustained con-
siderable damage in several places. fler cargo is now landing in
order to repair, whits is expected to occupy one month to complete.
Stirs Simawsr wITS.—The 31ary, Hutton, from St. Helena
to the Cape, on the 30th Joly, 23 leagues treat of the Cape Point;
the Nautilus, Tripe. from London to the Cape,and St. Helena, the
30th September. is let. 49. 30. N. long.?. 1110. W.
CATATTA.—The Mentor, Captain J. C. Rots, from the Mau-
ritinsto Batavia, was upset at sea, in a beary.squall the 28th Jan.
in N.. 4.37. 3. long. 99. 12. E. The Mew phd passengers, forty
in nuoloer, were all drowned but seven. Calithin Ross was among
the dross red.
A slily Ate AT STNGAPORE.—The Isabela. Robertson,
Murphy, from the coast of America, the 10th 3larch ; aril the
Colonel Young. Potter. from South America, the 18th M'vh.
ARRIVALS AT tnE ('err.—The Emuious.. Welhank, from
Rio Janeiro t and the Palambeng. Hyde, from Holland.
VALPARAISO.—The Calder, Atkins, of Ekngal, was totally
lost at Val oaraiv the 10th June.
The ?Arleen Charlotte of Wales. Bidet", front London to Ben-
gal, was spoke the 14th June. in lat. 15.0.5. long. 30.39. IY.
lir soac.—The Herne of Malown, 'Garrick, bad been taken up
for the expedition, slx, month! certain.