The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-07 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, SEPT. s.—Arrived the Iltehmoren PA ••• vs...-
front Tenerifft ; Elizabeth and Mary, Craig, from Ginned.; Co-
lumbine, Brown. limn-the Cape of Good Hope ; , George Home,
II ippin., from Calcutta; hia 31. jest =;'s ship Albatross. ; from
Sierra Leone; and' Vittoria Fisher &
11, from Peteriburgh. Sailed
the Sporn,, Ross, for St. Potiihor .f.Theatia, Probers. fpr c-
arts; and Gustave, Parterres, foe rfart4hrdm•
stirTl.lll TAD, SEPT. 3.—The Di, of Whitby, Dunbar, was
NS off here thliday, with foot Rob. and from 60 to % tans. of
o I, tom Greenland ; from which the following information was re,
eeivsd ;—The Liv.ly, of Whitby, and Harpooner, of Bremen,
were both lost on the Mb Of April last, at the West lee; anstall
hands drowned. The Hops, of Peterhead,-Volum„ was
istElit the beginning of June last, dean ; she was about sail.:
five dap; forlDavis's Strati, along with the Margaret, for I
also clean. The:lllary,,uf Peterhead, Ogston, was spoken *S
middle of July, with 4,00, seals and me fish, about 70 to 00 tuns
oil, by the Venerable, of Hill. The Jean and.Neptone, of Aber.
deco, had one flab each, and, with the Eve:dicer, had proceeded
for Pavia's Straits,
NEW Volta, AUGUST 2.—The Westmorland, Clark, arrived
here from Londonderry, kit fore and main topmasts in a gale,
23d June.
Sur Rua, AWE' 24.—The Skylark, Davis, arrived yostertley
from London and'Napoll di Romania. She left Napoli di Roma-
nia on the 17th inst., and on the 20th was attacked in the Straits of
Siting, M a calm, by seven mimics. armed, and masuud with abeut
fifty men each, who robbed that vessel of tali the Captain's private
adventures, to the extent of about 1005; several commissions which
he had executed for different friends here; to the same amount, all
the ship's proviai.ms, storey, nearly all her sails,the Captain's.
mate's, and men's clothes, leaving them merely their trovrters,and
in some, cases (but rot loin) a shirt on their backs. Shoes.
stockings, and every thing, in fact, had been taken. They lived
too days on sonic potatoes the pirates accidentally left behind
them, and tell in luckily with an American ship-of.war, which gave
them some provisions to last to this place. They saw nothing of
Capt. Hamilton, or any other vessel of war.
NEW SOUTH WALES, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Sesoetris.
Drake, and Prince Regent, Lamb, from London, and was to sail
for the Mauritius on the 16 h of April.
MADRAS, APRIL 2, (via Slauritius).—Arrived the Neptone.
Cumberlege, from Bengal and Vizappatam, and had sailed for
London previous to the 2d of April.
ARRIVAL. AT CIIINA.—The Henry Porcher, Thompson, front
New South Wailes, on the sth of March, and war to sail fur Lon-
don on the 25th.
Passengers, per Madre', from New South Wales:—Captain
Morrow, and Captain Gauning, his Majesty's 40th regiment ;,Sir.
William Bedford ; Sir. Samuel Shode, Mrs. Shode and three ehil.
siren; 3lr. James Scott; dlr. Johnson; Mr. Smith; .31r. Jen-
nings; Air. Charles Thompson and Sirs. Thompson; Captain
Reeve; Sir. Potter; Eleanor Renshaw and child; two serjeants,
two corporal*, and four soldiers, and families, his Majesty's 44kb
regiment ; and gig time.expired men.
The Ann Lyon, from Sunderland, with loss of foremast. topmast•
and part of her rigging, arrived at Bosun. The Alexander, Man,
from London to Grangemouth, leaky, arrived at Yarmouth.
The Treore, Clark, arrived at Exmouth, when off the Humber,
25th ult. was struck by a heavy squall of wind and lightning, •
which carried away the fore-thinnest, jib.boom, all the head mils,
and did considerable damage to the ship. The master, mate, and
one man, were also much hurt.
CUSTOM HOUSE, Sgergnsga 5.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—the Hilton Jollifes Nfowl, from
Hamburgn ; Lark, Carse, from Lisbon ; lora, Oilm fr en, ont nu-
ters' ; Regular Packet, M'Gibbon, from Peteraburgh ; Dina, De
Vries, front Emden ; Juno, Charteris, from Palau ; 'Rellona,
Kydd, from Petersburgh ; HambletAmiln, Coulthard. from Porten-
die; Owile Hoap, Boon, from Amsterdam; Haabet, Engebreth-
sen, from Southampton.
ENTERED OuTwAans.--The Sir Edward Peget, Geary, for
Madras and Calcutta: Wahingbani, Bourke. for Cape of Good
Hope; Midas, Ilaigrie, for New South Wales; Albion,. Rolph,
fin Van Dieman's Land and New South Wales; Vrouw Jantini,
Smit, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam ; Commerce, Odder for Rd.
terdam ; Kitty, Haswell, for St. litfiorchaejamPs ;sick:
;liehelieeen:yylii:,hionshasam:
for Hamburg ; George the Third, Clark, for Jamaica and lflif
deira ; New Phenix, Sergeant,
Worts, for Malta ; Underwood, Remington, for Dernerara ; Flying
Fish, Boxer, for Ostend; Rosalind, Brown, for 'Grenada ; did
Industry. Blaine, for Belfast.
( LEARED 01:Twain/I.—The Sprightly, Newton. for Lbws i
Wes, leys, *11,401, for Elsinore and Petersbu ; Hem Iwo*
*4mite
f", ~_Cd"..l6; pm*. Hanemann. for Norway; cf the Nether-
'as', reueon, for Rotterdam; AglaeiLate Havre __.,
Rouen ; and Raby Castle, Bohner. for 40!tert!ain. ' - .."° and
' CLEANRD Oulltalkid To IS*l4l4,4lllloMtb. W4lllCr.
for Dublin.