The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

A Squadron of the 10th Hussars has arrived at -Stroud, from
Bristol.
Detachments belonging to the 75th and 79th Regiments of In.
fantry, embarked on the 23t1 ult. at Dublin for England, on the
Recruiting Service.
Detachments belonging to the 14th, 18th, 40th, 41st, 44th, 45th,
47th, 48th, 52d, 81st, 85th 89th, and 94th Regiments of Foot, the
East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the
94th ult. under the command of Staff-Serjesnt Brophy, at Cork, for
England.
Detachments belonging to the 22d and 96th Regiments of Foot
embarked on the 24th ult. at Dublin for England, on the Recruiting
Service.
Detachments belonging to the 6th, 13th, 18th, 21st, lid, 24th,
27th, 28th, 36th, 41st, 44th, 45th, 47th, 63d, 54th, 57th. 59th, 67th,
89th, and 98th Ref itnents of Foot, and the Royal Staff Corps, em-
barked on the 21th ult. under the command of Staff-Serjeant
Langstaff, at Dublin, for England.
A Detachment of the 62d Regiment of Infantry embarked on the
27th ult. at Dublin for England, on the Recruiting Service.
A Detachment of the 17th Foot embarked on the 20th ult. at
Dublin, for England.
GENERAL RICHARD VIiSE.
The late General Richard Wyse entered the service on the 13th
February, 1762, as a Cornet in the sth Dragoons ; obtained, on
the 15th August, 1769, a.Lieutearit.cy ; and was promoted, on the
26th November, 1771, to a Cepteney in the same Corps. lie
obtained, on the 4th November, 1779, the Majority of the 12th
Light Dragoons ; was appointed, on the 7th of January, .1781,
Lieutenant-Colonel of the 4th Regiment of Horse ; and succeeded,
on the 28th May, 1784, to the Licutenant-Coloneley of the Ist
Dragoon Guards. De was made, on the 12th November, 1790,
Colonel in'the Army ; was appointed, on the 3d October, 1794,
Major-General ; obtained, on the 238 March, 1797, the Colonelcy
of the 29th Light Dragoons; and succeeded, on the 2d April, ROA,
to the Colonelcy of the 3d Dragoon Guards. He was raised, on the
lot January, 1801, to the rank of Lieutenant-General ; and on the
Ist January, 1812, to that of General.
LIEUT.-GENERAL ALEX. TROTTER.
The late Lieutenant-General Alexander Trotter entered the
service on the 9th of October, 1775, as an Ensign in the 68th loot;
was promoted, on Ist June, 1778, to a Lieutenantcy in the same
Corps ; and, on the 19th August, 1779, to a Company in the 738
Regiment of infantry. He obtained, on the 9th February, 1785,
a Majority; was placed upon half-pay on the 26th February, 1785;
and was appointed, on the Ist March, 1794, to a Lieutenant-
Colonelcy. He was made, on the Ist January, 1798, Colonel in
the Army t was promoted, on the Ist January, 1805, to the rank of
Major-General; and, on the 4th June, 1811, to that of Lieutenant.
General.

INDIAN A
Fort William, Feb. d, 1825.
The Hovernot.l3eneral in Council has much pleasure in notifying
to his Majesty's Regiments serving under this Presidency, that,
under instructions from the Honourable the Court of Directors, the
children of non-commissioned officers and soldiers of his Majesty**
service dying in India, will be allowed the same provision as is
made for the children of non-commissioned officers and soldiers
dying In the Honourable Company's service in India, and will con-
sequently be received into the Orphan School.
W. CASEMENT, Lieut.-Colonel,
Sec. to Government, Military Department.

The preparations for the Mayo Election are very great,
and one Nobleman has paid 28,000/• purchase for a large
estate, in order to imams his influence, while another is
exchanging a valuable property for the same purpose.
Dahlia Paper.

• Wind W.S.W.--High Water $4 nu. past 4.
Arrived the Fairy Queen, Davies, from Gibraltar; B
from New York—sailed hay 20; Mary, Ron, from At=
sailed May 8 ; and John, from Alaraoham.
Sailed the Aurora, Rerahie; Frantz, Zephren ; and Charlotte,
Speeglberg. for /Annear ; British Tar, Newley, fur Aliramichi;
Mannino, Petrie, for Pernambuco; Europa, :Rennin, for Roe.
tuck ; Godolphin, Pineock, for St. Petersburgh ; Alentor, Schultz,
for Stettin ; Carolus, Zimins, for Stockholm ; Pauline, Brandour,
and Staadt and hairdo, Dyksted, for Antwerp; Hansine, Rad.
=for Bendholai ; Vackindurf, for Copenhagen ;
eon, Nieman, for Elsineur ; Christina, Bartels, for Lubau ;
Apollo, Heiden, for Newfoundland; Alogull, Bradshaw, for
Sew York ; Manchester, Daupley, for Philadelphia; Lowe,
Bshold, for Stettin; Magnft, Mitchell, for Trieste; Andrear,
er., for Anglam ; Catherine. Quirk, for Strangford ; Charlotte,
for Dantzig ; Robert William Harris, Hogg, for Quebec;
Thetis, Moran, for Stockholm; Betsey and Mary Ann, Somerville,
, for Baltimore (Ireland); Margenstein, Viech, for Antwerp ; Vie-
tOrla, Vow, for Copenhagen :-Vrow lkina, Pentane, for Dordt ;
Aisthorw, Jones, for Blaranham ; Brothers. Hill, for Alimtnichi ;
Prince Regent, M'Elwin, for New Brunswick; Cleopatra, Hewitt,
for Newfoundland; Jasper, Knight, for M'iscassett ; Catherine
Maria, Dade, for St. Petersburgh ; La PlAta, Ainsley, for Bahia ;
Maria, Bpoceberg, for Elaineurt Wilhelmina, Regenbuge, for
Kiel; liarqbis of Anglesea, Williams, for Aliramichi ; Thtee
Sons, Wilson, for Pernambueo; Hoop, Kyt, for Rotterdam ; bre
Louee, Seholt for Stettin; Vrow Anna, Koster, for Antwerp;
BersFy, Hudson, for St Petershurgh ; JongeJohanna, Schreen, and
31aria Dorothea, Schultz, for Elsineur.
Sailed, yesterday the Thomas Parsons, Bragg, for Quebec ; Fly,
Carlisle, for Oporto; Pioneer, Greenley, for Alexandria (A. S.) ;
Tantivy, Andrews, for Maranham ; Henry Kneeland, Weeks,
for New York.
Sailed, on Monday the Hardware, Eborall, for Lisbon ; and New
York, Bennett, for New York.
The Cameos, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at Oporto in
six days.
The Cognac Packet, Hinsdale, from Liverpool, hat arrived at
Pernambuco in forty-three days.
The Lune, Smith from Liverpool, has arrived at Bahia.
The Indefatigable !• width, from Liverpool, has arrived at Per.
nambuco in forty-one days.
The Leonora, —, from Demerara, sailed 6th May. The
Sarah was to mil for Liverpool 7th May. The llyndman, for
London, Railed 4th May. Ths Lavinia, for Belfast, sailed Ist
May. The Zee Meccu, for Amsterdam, sailed 2d May. On the
9th May spoke the Archibald, of London, from Madeira, going
into Barbadoes, with LOSS of main topmast. On the 12th May, in
lat. 20.29. long. 46. 23. spoke • the brig Alice, from Barbadoes,
for --.
The Islas, Grif6th, from Honduras, sailed 16th April in con.
pony with the lady Alacworth and Stockton, under convoy of the
brig May.
of bor.don, and parted company with iter on the sth
of May. On the 3d May spoke the brig 31armion, from Liver-
pool for Cuba, out thirty-four days.
The Robert James Mayon', Hawkins; Martha, Ilfoordoff ; and
Ann, —, from Liverpool ; Hibernian, —, front Belfast ;
Colonist, —, and Tropic, —, trout London ; and Ann, —,
sod Hope, —, from Bristol, has arrived at Barbadoes.
The (-hien and Frances were to sad from Ceara in a few days
abet 22d April.
The Liddell sailed from Pernambuco, for Paraibo, previous to,
the 25th April.
The Dandy, from Liverpool Ind Nassau, N.P., has arrived at
Matanzas.
The Jesse and Flora, from Liverpool for Demerara, was spoken
ortfh on the 4th May in lat. 14: 6. long. 45. 30.
The Mary, from Trinidad, has arrived at Dublin.
The Tuscarora, Serrill, from Liverpool, • arrived at Philadelphia
11th May.
The Amethyst, pussy, from Liverpool, arrived at Boston 17th
May.
The Henry Tuck, Candlon, from Liverpool, arrived at Beaten
16th May.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Orynthla, Halton, has arrived off the Wight, from Born
bay ; sbe pissed the Cape the Bth April.
The Ninus, Fowler, has arrived in the Downs, she sailed from
St. Helena the 18th April.
PASSENGERS pga Jostirri, from Penang, the two -D !aster
Banbury'.
SHIP SPORTY WITH.--The IVindsor, Haviside, from London
and Cape to Bombay and China, the 30th, off Cape Vedic".
The Duke of Bedford, Cunynghanie, passed nine homeward-
bound ships, in her passage from St. Helens.
The Exmouth, Owen, was to sail from the Cape for London the
18th April.
ARRIVALS AT Bostaaw.—The Charlotte, Hector, from Ports-
mouth, the 10th Feb., and the Allred, Lamb, from London, the
12th Feb.
The Georgians, Ford, was to sail from Bombay the 11th Feb.;
she would complete her cargo at Ceylon, and come from thence to
London.

ARRIVAL AT 31anzina.—The Security, Ross, from London,
the 11th May, bound to Van Diemen's Laud.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, OCT. I3.—The Charles, Butrheard.
with 1700 barrels of oil, and the John Palmer, Clark, with 930
barrels of oil, were all well at the Sandwich Islands the 13th of
October.
Yesterday the despatches were closed at the East India House,
and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships .—riz. Thomas
Grenville, Captain William 111anning ; Marquis of Wellington,
Captain Jahn Blinshard, for Bengal direct.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jr srE 8.
ENTERED I/MARI:M.—The Joseph, Christopherson,
from Penang; Magnet. Taylor. from Lansarotte and Tenerife;
Caledonia, Crighton, from Mogadore ; Po, Cullen, from Calais;
Anti, Buchanan, from Stangate Creek ; Belus, Gibbs, from Cha-
rente; Britannia, Cumming, from St. Lucia; Zephyr, Thomp-
son, from Belfast ; Marys, Haskell, from Dublin ; Shepherd,
Leary, from Nevis.
ENTERED OuTwaans..--The London, Rumbeet, for Ham.
burgh; Bolus, herherg, fur Gottenburgl; Richard Reynolds,
Roberts, for Ehineur and St. Petersburgh ; Unity, Monday, for
Guernsey and Jersey; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam; Com-
merce, Fournier, for Calais; Atalanta, Pennon, for Elsineur and
St. Petersburgh ; Jannet, Lovell for St. Vineent's ; Henry, Snell,
for Cork; Maria, Spriggs, for Dublin; Elizabeth, Gunton, for
Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FIN•LLT AT GRAVESEND.—The,
Harmony, Woodhall, for Demerara; Flying Fish, Smith for
Ostend ; Trial, Flockhart, for New Providence ; Wesley., Tin-
dall, for Elaineur and St. Petersburgh ; Amphitrite, Morgan, for
Jamaica; Thomas Granville, Manning, fur India; Lord Nelson,
Willson, for Fayal and Newfoundland ; Susan, Corbyn, for Ha-
lifax and St. John's; Dyson, Vesey, for St. Lucar and Seville ;
Baikal, Gardner, for iladeira and Jamaica.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.--TIIS Sir Henry Stanhope, Hurst,
for St. Alichaers, Fayal, and Newfoundland ; Apollo, Prust, for
Stettin; Fountain, Baldry, for Trieste and Venice; John Biggar,
for Bombay; Diadem, Small, for Malta, Smyrna. and
Constantinople; Shannon, Jolly, for St. John's, Newfoundland;
Mary, Dobson, for Elsineur and St. Petersburgh ; Thetis, Reed,
for Hamburgh ; Charles, Milne, foe Tobago; Rolla, Thursby,
for Quebec.