The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-24 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTIII, FZB. 20.—Arrirad yesterday his Mat's=
C ameleoo, with despatches from the Mediterranean,
again to-day. for Plymouth ; also, the Watson', Mary,
, Britannia,
and Jane, outward-bound remelt ; and the Brothers, baulk, ham
Lisbon in fourteen days; and SpeWy, Andrews, from Altai ia
twenty days, for orders, with loss of bulwarks, staaachisos„ Ic.
Fosau.say 21..—Arrived the Walsingheas Packet, kat the
Mediterranean—aailed from Corfu, 10th Jsauary, 19th
ditto, and Gibraltar, 6th inst. Sailed the Duke t p et (2)
for Lisbon ; Lady Louisa packet, for Buenos Ayres; Julius,
Jackson, for St. liitt's ; Lady Harwood, Yoram foe Grenada ;
Malvin'', Watt, for Zante; and Sprighdy, Newteo,fee Lisbon.,
PLYMOUTH U , FEBRAIY 21—Ammo! the Comet, M`Phersca„
from Madeira. Sailed the Skylark, Munday, for Soma; end all
the rowels bound Westward.

COMES, Fete 22.—Sailed the Thames, Liteon, for Ceyloe, with
troops ; and Louisa, Smith, for Madeira.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. v.—Sailed his hiejesty's ship Ranger,
for the Mediterranean; and the Duke of Bedford, far Nana.
DEAL, FEB. 22.—Came down from the River aed smiled, the
Seen and Maria, Arie, for St. Niched's; and Crea, Sobers, En
Bahia.

NEVITI Fri. 20—The Lord Wellington, Maxwell, from L.
vorpool, in coming into this harbour, on lila Instant, struck at
Crantield Point, but in expected to be got of.
CUXHAVEN, FEBRUARY 19.—The Bishop Mai" lksPi.
nom Hamburgh to Hull, rut back here leaky, co the 17th
strut. The cargo is discharged, the vessel on the sleeks bang
caulked l bat is expected to be afloat again in fear days.
The Hooprt, Sky, from Gottenbu to the Brazils, Lae pat islo
Harwich, leaky, twins been en the *•• wash Sand.
The Henrietta Louna, Even, bound to Portugal, bas put Imo
%rod : pro condemned, being heated.
Turtle -Dove, Myrick, from Newport to Belfast, pat
into Dublin on the 18th Instant, diamond, and pert of bee
amp thrown in rboanl.
The Johanna, Streig, from Dantzic to Loudon, was driven en
shore near Elsinore, about the I lth lament, with Ins of maia.nort,
anchors, and cables.
The Chapman convict ship is ordered to Portsmouth, to teelfee
on board 180 convicts, for conveyance to New South Wales. The
Phoenix convict ship will receive on board, at Sheerness, 209 i sod
the Countess of llarcourt, 170 convicts, at Woolwicb, in env to
their being conveyed to the same destination. Hunt will be law
portal in the latter vessel.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S BETTING ROOM, Fra.23, lOU

The Subscription Room was well attended, and some brisk
betting, particularly on the Doncaster St. Leger. There we
some alterations on diffircnt stakes, which will be found below:—
maws'.
25 to apt Cressida
23 to apt Bess
25 to apt Skim
3d to apt Pandits
32 to apt Corinne
35 to apt Sir Om
36 to opt Dutyle

♦i to agst Swiss
6 to &gat Reformer
10 to agst Agnes
13 to agst Banshee
15 to agst Ridicule
17 to agst Jame
20 to apt Don Carlos
22 to apt Hurley Burley
ow.

4 to I agst Prudence
6 to I 14,-at Sister to Sailor
7 to I apt Lyrnessa

9 to 1 apt Hamm
12 to I agst Pope Joan
High odds against any other.
woirrlt.
12 to 1 apt Slater to Sailor
15 to 1 apt Lyman
1i to 1 avert Cressida
High odd* apt any other.
ST.
23 to 1 apt Miss Cranfield
25 to 1 apt Young Tinker
25 to 1 apt Equity
IS to 1 apt Streatham

RIDDLES'
2 to I apt Reformer
1 to 1 apt Prudence
di to 1 agat Quadrille
7 to I apt Lon Carlos
DONCASTER

10 to 1 apt Swiss ---------
II to 1 eget Altisidore
14 to 1 apt Rosanne
17 to 1 apt 31illee of-Mansfield
20 to 1 apt Ringlet

THE

INO.

- ..
THE INTENDED FTCDT THIS l'AT(Trvar)sv).—Thernatch
between Stockman and Brown (the sprig of myrtle) was to have
been fought to.day, but for reasons not very unaccountable, Stock.
man, on his way from his training place to the seat of action, was
trapped, and lodged in durance in Mary-la-bonne watch-house yes-
terday evening. It would have been a most interesting fight. In
a late combat, evidence was so conclusive as to his haring fought
not to win, that it was adjudged the ropes and stakes belonging to
the P. C. should not be disgraced by any more of his tricks, and
this led to his being pulled up. He was held in sureties to keep
the peace fur twelve months, at Marlborough-stmt other.
The match between (ivpsey Cooper and Reed is of; the Gypsey
thought it best to forfeit.