The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Malcolm, Eylea, from Madras, haa arrived in the Downs--
she Left Madras on the 16th October, and St. flelena 3d January.
ARRIVALS AT bIADRAS.—The Maria, Thompson, from the
31atintios, on the 16th October; and the Commodore Hayes,
31uncrief, front London, and was engaged to convey troops to Ran.
goon.—The Hibernia. the Earl Kolbe, the Aurora, and the Gol.
condo, were under sailing orders with troops to Rangoon.
Carr or Goon HOPE, DEC. 13, 1225.-11 v the Fairlie,
Short, accounts have beets received of the loss of the Nassau.. Capt.
Cuss, from New South Wales, to London, on the island of Tria.
tan da Cunha on the 30th of August—crew and letters saved. It
is suppooed that the Fairlie. which ship was or Tristan da Cunha
3d Dec., has conveyed the crew to the Cape.
Passenger per ilk Majesty's thip Goldfinch. from Rio Janeiro:—
Capt. Richard litoveton, late of the Surat Cestle.
The 31agnet, Todd, from Bombay the 21st October, arrived at
St. Helena, brings the following account
A nitIVALS AT DOMRAY.—The Britannia. Boucher. from
London ; the Cambridge, Barber; the Dorothy, Garnock, from
Liverpool ; the Lady Kennaway, Surflein, from London.
SAILINGS WHOM BOMBAT.--Simpson, ltlandavie. on the 42,1
September; illorkwo, King. ditto; Bombay Conk, Durant, on
the 24th ; Caledonia: —, Cutch. on the 21kh.

A 1111111VALS Al' Nlaneas.—..The AUTIW4, Earl, from Rangoon,
on the Ifhli ()ember; Hibernia, Billies, fee Penang,.
Sear NO FROM MADILAY.—..The Broxbournbury. F...:xson, for
011 the :lib October.

rill. ARMY.

The Depot of the Ist Bottallion of the Royals sidled from Cork,
on the 13th instant, on board the Hope transport, Mr the Isle of
Wight.
The 36th Ilerefordshire) Rigiment of Font arrived on the Itith
Istant, on board the Princess Rural and William, Harris trans-
ports, at Chatham, Irons Portsamoth-
The Depot of the 69th Regiment has arrived at the Isle of
Wight.
A detachment of tha fl.Sth Regiment of Infantry marched on
Friday morning, from Westminster.

listen! aml Co. remind the public, that n'xt
sit prises of twenty thousand pounds. and other capiols, must be
drawn. Hazen! and Co. sold alt the NAM/ prism in one lenteri,
and in tlvi last eight months six prizes of3O,COUL, 2.i,111101., and
211,8110 L. The present is the last opportunity but two of purchasing
lottery. llazod and Co.'s Ofices, Royal Exchange Uate;
Cornbill ; and 321, Oxford-street, end of Regent.aireet.
Pudding and Co. no longer find it tt ry to invite cult-
WWII% in the Lucky Corner, No. I, , their attention must
now he directed ta keeping the appressits to it free lions nhstruc.
Mot. ; for, toinee the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reply to
nutwttitn by Mr. Hunle, a few days age. pledged himself there will
be no mote butteriat after the two mkt drewhige, the public der re•
quire nu stimulus to induce them to adventure beyond beipg te-
I minded, that six twenty 'thousand phund Prizes are to fie drawn
next Wednesday, the Ist of March. The interval no doubt *MOW
a busy one, as few will let tie opportunity slip a and after the im„
preasbri left by the marvellous itunatteti of luck witir,h Nivel()
often occurred at Ridding and C 0.% MEC,. and in *MA ho
other can compare with thip, it is easy, to accoupt for purchasers,
giving the preference to the tacky Comm, 1, Corziltill.