The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-20 00:00:00

Ages. No. of Pri:er
4 Cuyp, Major 0. Gore's, 501. al Bridgeoortb, and 50gs.
at Arewsbary.
3 Figaro, Mr. Roger.'., SUP. at Ascot Heath; Ale. pow
lett's, the Flizwilliam Stakes of 4000. at Demister 2
5 Louisa, Sir D. Muntrieffe's, 50gs. at hlonteme
Miraedola, Lard Clarendon's, 501. and 101. at Neu
market ; Me. lidny's, the Gold Cup, value lone,
with Bags. in specie, and the Aedley Lad Stakes cf.
60gs. at Newmarket -
4
4 Min Mr.lacksoa's, 501. at Bridgenorth, and 50g..
at Staffoid
5 Monreith, Sir W. Maxwell's, 501. at Steamier, 501. at
Ayr, the King's Parse of 100 gs. at Caleduoian Hum,
and 50gs. at Dumfries
. 4
4 North Wester, Mr. Foes. the Oatlaad stakes of 565gi.
and 200 gs. al Newma,ket
4 Reginald, Duke of Grafton's,. 100 gs. 21l0gi. sad 70gs.
at Newmarket
3 Stamford, lord Exeter's, twice at Newmarket..
6 Tarragon, Sir T. Staaley's, a Cup vane 701. at Cas-
ter, the Gold Cop valor 111011. at Kautsford, and
the Gold Cup value 100os. with SOgs. to *pm., at
Lichfield
S The Main, Mr. Painter's, 501 at Notinialuiva,6ol.. at
Derby, 501. at Walsall, sad 451 at Sionebridge 4
6 Vivo, ine, Mr: Day's, • Stakes, uith 501. added, at
Bromyard. 50gs. at Gismo, pushier, and 50/. at
Alountouth

[To b. continued.]

N.4VZL MTELLIGEA'C'E.

voitTsgtotrin, tiovEmnrit IR.
Put back the Thonsaa, Wm. Manning, Garland Ci
Cohiniat, Smeton Cantle, Rawlins, New Frederick,
Rome, anJ the St. Asies pilot lisasport.

PLYstotrru, movxmant 17.
Arrived ihe Amity from the 1841 tic.
Put hack the Hive foe Jamaica.

IFALMOUTR, NOIMIMER 17,
Arrived from London the Mal, Active, and Fi.o.by; dv
Lark, Bayley, firm Portsmouth ; and the Coromandel, lai
Thalia, from London for Jamaica.

Put back the lady Arabella packet for Lisbon; and the
Hope, Hares, for the South Seas, ■od sailed again witb the
Ocean for Tobago; Ealing Grove, fur ILininica; acd
Apollo, fur Demerara.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 18.
Arrived to-day and remain the Dockii.field, Cult, fiurn
Jamaica; Nimble, %Visitor*. from Smyrna; Suasunah, Mortio,
from ditto; Expedition, Brown, from Oporto; and Lap.
wing, Geotil, from ditto.
At eleven o'clock, an. the schooner Nimble got ander
weigh, and drove athwart of the Nesbit, for Jamaica, car.
tied away her bowsprit, and occasioned her to eat; the
Nimble also sustained some damage, and both proceeded
to Ramsgate harbour.

The Ceres, Evasos, from Wsierford for Liverpool, was lost
on West Husk us SaturJay—crew saves!.

THE LATE GALES.

Extract of a letter from the Agent at Lloyd's at
Limerick, dated November 16 :—" On Thursday
evening. at six p.m., it came on to MOO very hard.
at from S. to S.S. W., with heavy rain ; about ten
it came from We►t, and then to W.N.W., blowing
a most tremendous gale of wind, with heavy showers
of rain and hail, which continued during the night,
and all the day of yeoterday until four o'clock, pm.
when the gale abated : the tide was so high yes-
terday rumoring as to be over all the qUays, and
forced open the gates of the dry Duck, where the
brig Put* of this port, of the burden of 350
lOUs, was repairing, the shores all gave way, the
V.. 1151 Is immediately floated, bar, herrig light and
blowing very hard, the upset, and tom trot met
very considerable damage. No other damage has
happened to soy of the shipping lying at the quays.
The Liberty, Evans, frets hence to Loudon. cut and
parted all her cables in Tarbert Roads yerterday
morning and ran up to the quay, wh-re she remained
in safely. A large sloop, supposed to be the Vine,
from Clare in Liverpool or Glasgow, parted Iron
her cables and anchors in the same place, and at the
same time, hut what has ►urce become of her I
not as yet heard. The Minor, and the Fume, for
London, rode out the gale in safety, in Torbert
Roads. lam afraid we shall have very unpleasant
accounts front ►ea, and from the comae, as thegslc,
while it lasted, was most tremendous. Nu Vtbila
arrived or sailed."

Extr■ct of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at
Grenada, 10th of October:—" Phis is the anni-
versary of the great hurricane in 1780, and we ate
happy to say that nothing in the appearance of the
weather indicates a blow within the range of there
ialandr. Indeed, we begin to flatter ourselves that
the season of danger is nearly past, and that we 'ha',
be spared this year from any of the awful visita-
tions peculiar to the season and climate."

At on adjourned Session of the Magistrates act-
ing for the hundred of Balbforum, ✓as. Strong• was
tined in the mitigated penalty of 10a. and costs.
under Mr. M•RTIN'S Act for Preventing Cruelty
to Animal.. fur wintonly besting end kicking his
hone. in the parish of Wslent on the sth
This is the first conviction under this Act is tbat
3 I division.