The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-01 00:00:00

ARRIYI: D.

At Jamaica—the London, Goldfinch ; Friendship, Smith ;
Generous Planter, Beattie; Echo, Norrie ; Samuel, Sugh furls ;
Borldington Wright ; Flora, Grant; Barbara, Loix ; Trilkezk
Castle, Barklay ; Sarah Arm, Hunter; Champion, Lane;
George, Gracie ; Francis and Eliza, --s--r; Princess of
Grcig ; Calypso, —awe; Maria, Author; Lord
Nelson, --; IVilliam Dent, Musson; Ann, King;
C ; Elizabeth, -----; Christie; Reliance,
Robson; Simon Taylor, Watt; Alliance, Beck; Sir Andrew
Hantinoml, Thompson ; Robert, Aylward; Sigismunda„ Lid-
die; Utu4rtinted, Mason; Enterprise, Ferguson; British
Qre u, WartitilW ; Neil Malcolm, 11.4v:in;
Kent ; Prince George, Bailey ; Indefatigable, Ware; Chal-
mers, French; Thetis, Smith; New Crr rye, New; Apollo,
Vroedisjit; Latrine, Maratha Generous Planter, ilamilton ;
and Hanover, Wilson, from London. Jania:ca, Greig ; Aths,
White; Cornwall, Clia mpion : Elizabeth, M'lntosh ; Fortune,
Dawion ; B nett, Johnson ; Ellis, Ward; Watt, Kilpatrick ;
Mire, Braithwaite; and the Claud Duke, Galt, from Liver-
pool. Dirne.rn, Barwise, from Whitelsaveri. Ann, Thomp-
son; Jam:ire:4 Wylie; Lenox, Smith t Garthland, Wirwise;
auJ Jane, Anderson, from Clyde. Adelphia, Robram, from
rea. F.dmar, S.nith; and Royale, Stephens, from Leith.
A ritelo;re, Bosh, from Chard, Curate; Flora, Ba-.
kor ; Friendship, Thorp; Trelawney, —; am! Jaue,
JatneN, from Bristol.
Orr Dover—die liope, Nicholls, front Oporto; New Dm.
per, Duke; and Phesbe, from Dublin.
At Cowes --the Eagle, Hairnet ; and Port Mary, Collie-,
from Charkstors.

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At I hylske--the Apollo, —, from Valentia.
At Liver:mol—the Uranus, Beer, from Peliege ; Dip itch,
Eltind; and t%illiam, mai), from Lt'K'n•
At Cork—the Rachael, Flaky, from New York.
At Waterfordthe Britsuuis, flatteraly ; and the Phil:ina,
Gla‘scott, from ()polo.
At RAfast—Larly Washington, from Char:cool.
At Dulilinthe Mats, Hunter, from Plirlatelphin; Rus.ell,
Lynch; and Ret,ey, Carter, from N.nv York.

INTERMENT OF GRAHAM, FRANCIS, &c.

Sunday afternoon, about half past four o'clock,
the remains of Arthur Graham were taken from his
house in Kennington-lane to the corner of Peacock-
street, Newington, where, after waiting some time,
the body was joined by those of Wood, Francis, and
‘Vratten ; the procession then moved forward to
Harper's Chapel, in the London-road; eighteen cou-
ple followed the corpse of Graham; seven couple
the second corpse; four the third; and seven the
last : after they had reached th.! Elephant and Cas-
tle, about twenty couple left the procession, and re-
turned to fetch the body of Macnamara, who, being
a Roman Catholic, did not go with the other four.
The number of mourners that fulhwed Macnamara's
remains, consisted of forty-two couple. When Hs
body had reached the Chapel, they were all taken
into the inside, the doors fastened, and none of the
speclators, who were exceedingly numerous, per-
mitted to enter. It Was generally expeded, after the
funeral service had taken place, that the coffins would
hare been brought out, and inbsrod in the burying-
ground, but that was not the case; and therefore it
is supposed they were deposited in the vault under
the chapel.
Goveriunent adopted a very necessary precau-
tion to prevent any improper associations after the
funeral, as AII official notice was sent to all the publi-
cans near the burying-ground, and also at Newing-
ton, to close their houses at two o'clock at farthest,
and by no means to admit any company to drink
after that time, which order Was stiff fly complied
with. A number of the Police Officers were also in-
termixed with the populace, in case of any disposiL
tion to tumult ; but the whole cci mony was con-
duaed.with the greatest propriety anu decorum.
Broughton's body was not in the procession, there
were only those of Wood, Framis, ratter;, and
Macmunara, that lay in Peacac.k-sweet, Where they
have been ever since Tuesday las.. 'I Le whole of
the mounters were dressed in hoo It lald
The coffins were allrnadeof.ehn, a :.I d üble,brass-

COIN VACltAtum, Fes. 2g.--We have this day
but a middling quantity of Wheat on the marker,
and o'ir buyers rather numerous, caused this arti-
cle to support last terms. Of Barley the supply
is enormous, that at lower prices as well as Malt.
There appears little al:eration in Peas or Beans.
The Oat Trade is rather dull, and plenty of the
middling quality. Flour goes off at something
lower.