The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-18 00:00:00

The Robert, Evans, from Liverpool, has arrived at Jamaica.

Far.wourtf, FEB. 15.—During the wh•Ae of last ni,•,•3tt and
this day it has blown a heavy gale from South by S.S.W. ; the
shipping ride all well. Arrived the Lorton. —, from St. Do.
mingo, in 47 days, with loss of sails, bulwarks, caboose. &c. and
boats damaged ; spoke on the 7th inst. in lat. 48 45, long. 18 48,
the Sam, from Savannah for Liverpool, out 21 days, with loss of
fore and main topmasts, and foremast head carried away. Sailed
the Watchful. Rutter, for St. Michael's. The Briton. Champion,
from Newport to Smyrna, has beet surveyed, and will be obliged
to discharge to repair.
PLYMOUTH. FEB. 15.—Arrived the Exporter, Dollen, frem
Gibraltar, in 11 days; and the Stoney, Hall, from Lisbon. in 12
days: the Neptune, Sampson. front Havre: the Mary. Evans,
and the John, Battel, from London.—Wind S.E., blowing very
hard.

PORTSMOUTH. Fru. 16.—Arrived the Warburton, Mathews.
from London. Sailed his Majesty's yacht Herald, haying on
board the Marquis of Hastings and voice, for 3lalta ; and the Re-
pulse cutter. on a cruise.—Wind S.S.W.
DEAL. FEB. 16 —The AVilhelmina and Maria, for Buenos
Ares, sailed last night, about trn o'clock. the wind being fresh
from about S.E. by S.; it has since backed to the S.W. The Bro-
thers, for Gibraltar, put back last night, and remains with the
Electra, for Philadelphia, the Indian, for the South Seas, a.. 1 a
deep yellow.aided brig, name unknown.—Wind S.W. by J.
tin•vrsrsin, Fsn. 16.—Arrived the Duke of Kent, Cotes-
worth, from Pernambuco; George and Thomas, Pratt, tram
Genoa; Britannia, M•Gill, from St. Andrew's, N. 8.; British
System, Sony, from Dunkirk; Hayti, Stephenson, from Rotten,
dam; and Eclipse, Dunker, from the South Seas. Sailed the
Viscountess Doune, Arnold; Robert Taylor, Maughan ; and
Solos, Outlet), fur Elaniburgh ; Union, Duuthivay, for St. Haloes;
and liarmonia. 11 übeth, for Antwerp.
Bit truase, FEE. 1111.—Mr. Clarke, chief officer df the Customs
at this port, captured on the 12th Mat. a French sloop, with 110
tubs of spirits and two casks of tea.
GREEXOCE, Frs. 14.—The Catherine, Burns. fur Jamaica,
and Guins, Dunlop, for Berbtce, put into othaat Bay on Satur-
day night by contrary winds. About GO sail were wind bound there
on Sunday last.
ArTwEnr. Fen. Il.—The Potomac, fl'om Batavia, is agroard
a short distance fh'm this port. Some lighten have been sent
down, and she will be got off without sustaining any damage.
NEW Yott‘. JAN. tl.—The Gleaner, Kydd, from St. Jago
Maio° to New London, was abandoned 10th ult. in let. 26, long.
0, being in a sinking state.

NOTICE TO MARINER!.—NEW YORK, JAW. 18.—The Caps
Hatteras light-ship, Captain Holden, is moored in eleven fatho s
water, about twelve miles distant from the Cape, bearing S.W. by

Arrived in Torbay the Industry, Baker, from Seville.
The Robinson Potter, from Antwerp to Rhode !gland, was
abandoned fith ult. in lat. 37. long. 74.
The Courier. Owen, from Londofl to Whitehaven„ sunk on en-
tering the harbour on Wednesday—cargo of groceries landed In a
damaged state.
The Columbus, Ilenrickson. sailed from Havinnah Aug. 21 for
Amsterdam: and has not since been heard of.

The London Packet was expected up at Limerick 14th inst. to
discharge and repair. •
The Penelope, lihnd, from Rio Janeiro to Malta and Trieste.
put into Port Mahon Dec. 20 with much damage, and part of her
cargo thrown overboard. -
The Imperial, 'of New York, for Bane, put back to Bare
about Ist ult, with loss of rudder.
The packet ship Pacific, Maxwell, arrived at New York on the
19th ult. from Liverpool, experienced very severe weather ; Lott
sails, boats, bulwarks, and one man overboard.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. FEB. 17.
The arrivals of Grain fresh in since Slooday conakt of 4.500
quarters of Wheat. 6,800 quarters of Barley, sod 15,300 quarter,
of Oats, with 10,700 sacks of nom. So few sales have been el -
rectal of any sort of grain to-day, that prices are considered slums
nominally as oi Monday list

bIRTH. '
Yesterday, Mrs. Frederick Pollock, of Bedford-row, of a SOD.

DIED.
On the 7th instant, at Clainford, near Darlington, in her 77th
year, Mrs. Cradock, wife of lltarreedgke cradock, p,s4i. and
geand -danitser, aad only
_descendant of 'the las Sir John Ty r
whin, Bart, of Stalnaeld-hall. Lincolnshire. .

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