The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-22 00:00:00

E.4ST INDIA SHIPPING.

Be NG At..—The Sir Edwaril l'a..Tet, Geary. wag expected
' to sail from Bengal, for London, the ath of June.
Snips aroacv WlTll.—The Met:iterarnean, Stuart,
from London, bound to Ceylon, on the .sth of September,
in lat. 9. north. long, 26. Wet ; she had been boarded pre-
viously by a Spanialt privateer. Tim Morley. Molliday,
from Landon to Bengal, on the 12th Sept. in lat. 15. sin.
north, long. 26. west.
The Lady Kennaway, arrived at Liverpool, brought no
paiaengera, in consequence of her being unable to put into
Point de Gene, from stress of weather.

SHIPPIXG INTEhLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE. OCT. 20.

Sots ENTERED INWARDS.—Meras. from Stettin Helens,
and Rival George. front Archangel ; Carolina, from Memel
Ifevelius, and Clementine. from thymic; Nelly, f-oni Riga;
Hope, from Petcrsburgb ; and the Maria Wad:nice, from
Winner.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The ()uion Packet. for Corr; nor.
Pere, fur ilavre ; Jason, for Nsples ; and the Sans Itepos, for
Brussels.

CLEANING OUTWAINDS.—The Neptune, for Stockholm ;
Gleaner, fur ritnclholn; ; John and Ann, fur Ilarannah ; Star, fur
Buenos Ares ; Flora, for Naples ; flarrnouir, for Rotterdam ;
mud (}ranger, An Honduras.

rito3l LLOYD'S LAST.

FALMOUTH, OCT. ll—Arrived the Ifezi.rd, be Gros, from
elihralter, in 16 days.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER :'o.—Arrived, the spring (irwe,
Hughes, from the D.nen% for the South Sew, Sailed, the
to. Diecy, for Antwerp ; and Entrscht, Seeger, fur Stettin.
Drat., Ocrnat:a. 20.—Arrived, the Philip, Roberta. from
Jamaica; William Shand, Kenn, from Batavia ; Spring. Spence,
from -Riga ; and hia Alejeety's ship Redwing, from the Westward.
Arrived from the River, and remains, the Cato,,Sadler, for the
coast of A Is ica.

GRAVESE stn. OCT. 'O.—Arrived the Naiad, Hutchinson, from
Tenerife; Matilda, Berner, from Volgast ; Pellett, frost
Jersey : 'Gabe°, Iloyde, from Jamaica; Margaret. Ploirrnan, from
Gijon ; Saxony. Palmer, from Haniburgh ; Hanosh, Pollen, frill,
St. Lucia ; Frances, Hewn, from Singapore ; Britannia, Elwor-
thy, from Oneroc Catherine Green,Rayle. from Quebec, and Royallicorge,
licorge, Driona., from Archangel.—Sailed the Trident, .Menr.es,
for New York : Burleigh. Chancellor, for Sierra Leone ; Resolu-
tion, Burton. for Hayti Killingbeek, Smith, for Antigua ; Spe-
culation, Mills, from Faro ; Lady East, Talbert, fui Madeira ; and
Isabella, Dishrtal. for Ilamburc.h.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 19.—Arrived, the Asmia, Brewer, from
New York—sailed the 24th ult. ; Aimwell; Edwards, from De-
merara; Maria, AVilliams, from klaranhaut ; John and Mary.
, from Montreal • General Brown, —, from Mi.
ramichi ; Worrall, Robeetit, from Leghorn ; Albion, M- Nes%
from Malaga ; Prances, Harvey, from Newfoundland ; Wash-
ingron, Jones. from Lisbon; and Endeavour, Price. from Pe-
tersburgh. Off the Port, the Nestor, --, from New York ;
Clarendon, —, from Jamaica ; and Ilsctor, -- from
Damerara. _ . .

WHITEIIAVEg. OCT. 18.—The Britannia, !famish, bnuml to
11-orkington. put hack no the 14th lest. With loss of tnpnnasts, hav-
ing been run foul of. The George, which sailed from Dublin for
biverponl the Bth inst.. has not since been heard of. The Lund,
Spedding. from Liverpool to Lame, was cirried into Newry 18th
inst. after being on ,linre and discharging het cargo.
PAILS, OCT. 17.—The Swedish galling German, Ilan. from
Palms and Alieanta to {larte•illes, is totally lost at Cape Courunne.
Crew tared. _ _ _ .....

STOINAW AT, OCT. L—The sloop Helm Williamson, front
Liverpool to Wick, rat, on shore in making this harbour, the 27111
ult. but was got off the next day, with considerable damage, after
throwing part of her cargo overboard. The Mary Ann., AI-Kenzie,
from St. Petersburgh to Marrow], has commenced loading.
GIBRALTAR. 29.—The Ann, Parrett, arrived from Per-
nambuco., fell in with the Scotia, of Glasgow, from Honduras,
on the 19th inst., in Ist. 37. long. 18.30., waterlogged and aban-
doned. _ _ .

MAMA wninit, A en. 24.—The Fanny, Scott, has been sold, be-
ing too defective to be repaired in this port.
SEPT. f..—The Alexia, Cross, sailed from hence 45th ult. for
Liverpool, and put back the same day, leaky in her top aides; she
has been caulked and surveyed as seaworthy, and proceeded on her
voyage filft ditto.
JAMAICA (K1X0470%), AOO. 14.-011 the 2d instant the ship
Adrian*, lying at Montego Bay, had her main-top and topgallant_
masts shivered to pieces by lightning, which fortunately descended
to the hold, withont injuring any of the crew. The rigging caught
fire but it was speedily extinguished. On the lath July, while
lying at MansinvUa de 4'uba, the brig Mary Jane was struck by
lightning, which splintered the main-roast, and injured the deck
and one of the pumps... (In the passage from Cuba she sprung
her fore-nowt, and pat into Altnwgo Bay to relit.

The Triton, \Venial!, from Lyndon to Shields, in proceeding
down the River, on Thursday last, upset near the lialfway.house.
The Mariquita, Terrarium, from Corunna to the Havannah, has
been taken by the General Padilla. insurgent privateer.
The Young Proteus. Holmes, front Demerara to Quebec, was
totally lost, the 30:h Augtn, near Anticoat--crew saved.
The Hannah, Gamer, from St. Übe's to Copenhagen, was aban-
doned at sea on the 25th ult. being in a sinking state—crew saved
by the Limerick packet, arrived at Limerick.
The Minerva, Burrow. from Gibraltar to Lima, was captured
on the 7th ult. outside the Straits, by the Colombian privauxt Ma.
ria !ashen'. and sent for L guyrs.
The General Brown, Sharp, arrived at Liverpool from Mira-
miehi, sailed 17th ult., and next day, at the entrance of-the gulf,
passed about 30 sail of vessels bound up.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1824.

W COY LOLLY.

Renewal of the °Wanda Stakes, R.M. a subscription of 30 sore.

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each.
Lord 0. H. Cavendish fumes Ilandizette, 4re old, Bst. - I
Mr. ()resitle's Orion, 3 yrs old, 7st. 71b. - - 2
lewd Verolanes VitteUlna, 3 yn old, 6st. 61b. - - 3
I)uke of OraAon's Rebecca, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b. - - 4
Sir. W. Edwards's Jock, 6 en old. 2st.
.... . -
... 5

6 to 2 apt Dandizette-7 to 4 apt Otion-3 to 1 apt Vit.
tellina.

The following are to pay 10 soya each to the winner :
Lord Exeter's Sultan, Lord Jersey's Aaron, Mr. Wilson's
Pedrillo, Mr. Batson names Schahrtar, and Mr. tireville's Dun
Carlos. . . .

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The match between Captain R OUR'S Negro and Mr. Prender-
gast'. e. by the Cole Arabian. is off by convent.
Mr. Pettit's Bravura rec. ft. from Mr. Booeh's eb. f. by Quiz,
out of Paleface, get. 11b. each. T.V.C. bO, h. ft.

TATTERSALL: S, Ocr. 21.

The attendance to-day was very small indeed, and no kiting
took place. At the Sporting Houses some brisk betting has taken
place on a few horses, but very little has as yet been said about
Ainlacer, the new favourite for the Derby.

Sweetritak es of lee toe. each, this day, at Newmarket.
5 to 4 on l'sdric I 4 to I agst Tiara.

FRIDAY. ..
PRESDCRUAST STAR ES.
Ato I agst Redgauutlet 1 6to I agtt Gavotte.

DERBY.
IA TO I apt Rufus I 14 to 1 apt Canvas
12 to I apt Askance I 13 to 1 apt Bolero.
ST. I.rora.
10 to 1 agst Memnon I 20 to 1 apt The Alderman
20 to 1 apt Cleveland .130 to I apt Andror,ota.