The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The payment of the under-mentioned services. do• the 24th Ct. will
commence on ilonchlr, the 17th in.t. Pcn,luns, Unat-
tached Pa of Gene,3l °teen, Royal Bounty.
The under-mentioned 9,1 which became dne the 24th ult. will be
In course of payment on the 17th Inst. vii is... Retired Full and ilaif-psir,
Military Pensions to Wounded Officer, Pay of Adjutants of Local Militia,
Allowances to Reduced Adjutants and flergeant-majors of lithium, Foreign
Half pay and Foreign Pensions.

Detachment.; belonging to the I.t, 2d, 6th, 16th, 31st, 41,4, 44th, 47th,
64th, 70th, and 714 Regiment,. of Infantry, arrived In town ye4erday
evening, hum Scotland, on route to their reipective corp., and &nob,.
Detachments belonging to the 13th, 45th, and 46th Regiment. of Root
di,ernbarked vevterday at Gravesend, front Scotland, un route to I:Wit-
ham.

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A detachment belonging to the rut India t'smpany's Service di.em-
barked yeeterday at Grave...end, from Scotland, on route to t:hatham.

SNIPPING INTELLIGRNCE.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, Aran. 2.

Arrived last night the St. Patrick, from St. Michael's.
Arrived ON day the Anna Ilargarltha, frown Flensburg; and the Oar-
land, Carter, from &t. Andrew's, N.ll.
Nothing off at dusk.
The Commerce, Wylie, from Porto Civello for Carnpenchy, was lost off
Cape Catouch.
During a henry gale from N.W. on Tuesday night, the Swedish hark
Hercule., from Glasgow to Aileron, in ballast, drove from her anchors,
and got on the bank opposire the harbour, and became waterlogged. She
wrts, however, got off yesterday afternoon, and taken to Port Glasgow to
be repaired.
The Higginson, from Barbadoes, salted 16th Feb. On the 2;th March.
in lat. 49. long. 12. posited the brig industry, of and from Montego flay
for Liverpool.
The Sowerby, from Savannah, sailed 26th February. On the 17th
March, In lat. 46, 21. long. 27. spoke the Perfect, from Liverpool for
charleaton. On the 18th March, lat. 48 21. long. 23 spoke the Navy, from
Liveriool (or Charleston. On the 28th March, 21) miles to the westward
of Cape Clear, saw the barque, Trio, steering to the westward.
The George, Vermont, from Savadnsh, sailed 29th February. On the 14th
March, la lat. Mr. All. 10ng.32. spoke the brig Corn, Prelate, from Charles.
ton for Havre. On the 17th March, In lat. AC 90. long. 21. spoke the ship
William Ashton, from Hewett-Ale for Philadelphia. On the 20th March,
in lat. 49. 13. long. 18. spoke the strip Ganges. from Cork for New Yor'r.
On the 21st March, tat. 49. 43. long. ,14. 30. spoke the ship Fortune, from
Rio de Janeiro for Portsmouth. On the 29th March, off Bardsea, ex-
perienced a heavy gale, from the north.
Tits Sapphire, Candler, front Liverpool for Boston, was spoken, 27th
March, oil Cape Clear, by the Ualt.4 state..

FALMOUTH, APRIL I.—No arrivals. Sailed his 3tajesty's ship Sham•
rock, on a cruise. Wind W.
Cowan, Aeon. 2.—Arrived the Choice, Wbertley, from St. Domingo
and Lincoln, Kirtland, from New York, in 1I days.
FOIITBIIOLTH, APRIL 2.—Anlved the Fortune, Hoop, from Rio Ja-
neiro, inill days ; Medleys, Crockley, from London, for Singapore ; Phu be.
Richardson, ditto, for Demerara. The Woodbridge, Dean, for Sierra
Leone, did not sail as last reparted. Wind W.s W.
Dove., APRIL 2.—A Swedish ship of about SOO tons, timber laden,
from Gottenburgh to Havre, i. on shore near St. Valery.
Dem., APRIL 2.—Arrived the Atlas, Hunt, from Madras; British Mo-
narch, Pearson, from Demerara; Ceres, —, from Honduras ; Ebenezer,
Williamson, from Oporto; Kindley, —, front Alexandria; Warrens,
—, from the South Seas ; Cyrus, Manchester, from Matanzas. Arrived
from the River and remain the Ann, Pentreath, for Oenna ' • Pallas,
Brewster, for Roston; He;en, Cox, for Honduras • Charles William,
Trotter, for Miramichi ; Kcao.,ey, for ditto; Prince, Anna Maria,
Aid, and Gore+. for Quebec • Harmony, Wilson, for Halifax ; Venerable,
Burton, for Honduras; Atalanta, Johnson, for Bombay;
Creighton, for Cadiz ; Sir Joseph Ranks, King, fur Jamaica; Oriflin,
—, for the South Meas.—Wind W.
Wni , APRIL I.—The Alpha, Loonier, was got off last night,
after discharging about twenty-five tons of her cargo, and has proceeded
for the river.

GRAPSSKRII, Aram 2.—Arrival the William Manning, Smith, from
St. Kitt's ; Margaret, Crews, from Oporto; Two Brothers, Woulcut, from
Guernsey; Mercury, Avery, from St. Michael's. Sailed the Earl of St.
Vincent, Middleton, for Bombay ; Hougley, Reeve, for Ceylon ; Paimira,
Lamb, for Calcutta; Eliza, Super. for Grenada; Woodford, Lambroom,
for Jamaica; Ambrook, Eldest, fur Lisbon ; Ann, Pentrerith, for Leghorn;
Shannon, Jolly, for St. John's, N.B. ; William 11PGIIIIvray, —, fur
Quebec; Emperor Alexander, —, for Mediae; Britannia, Urfeur, for
Bilboa.
HAawtco, Aran. Majesty's ship Procris was hove off the
beach this morning. She has not su.isined soy particular damage.
Ns w . MARCH M.—The M'Huff, Patience, of and from Inver
nes% in attempting to enter the harbour last night, got upon the Herd
Sand. Crew saved by the life boat.
NIIVRAVRIS, APRIL I.—The Brothers and Slaters, Bourgh, from
Penryn for London, arrived here this day, with her bows stove In, having
been run foul of by a large brig off Brighton ; they hailed the brig, and
told them the vessel was stoved down to the water's edge, and the boat
knocked in pieces, and requested them to lend a boat, or stay by them until
day.liehr, both of which were refused, and the brig left them.
CALAIS, Avail. 2.—The Anna Elisabeth, Ardvidsen, from Gottenhurgh
for Havre, is on shore on the Point off St. Quentin. The crew saved; and
the cargo expected to be saved.
PARIS, Bianca 311.—The Maria, lloghlom, from Sundawall for Rouen,
is on bore sod bilged opposite Hondeur.
Osrsso, Arum I.—The Lige, Goff, from Rotterdam for Rouen, sprung
• leak off here, :inch ult. She sunk by our West Pier, and it is expected
that no part of her cargo will be saved.
Ei.sivevn. MARCH 2.,. —The Gas pee, Med. from Jersey fur Copen-
hagen, has Liven aground on the Swinebottoms ; and the Endure, Garrick,
tram Leith for Memel, has been aground uu Lessor, but gut off without
apparent damage, and proceeded.