The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

NAVEL_ INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, NOV Z 888 26.
Wiwi S.W. blowing fresh—No arrivals or sailing. this day.

TLYMOUTFI, NOVEMBER 25
Wind S.S.W. blowing eaees•ierty h•rd.—Arrived Ihn Eli-
nobet 13, Martin, from Corunua ; uul three days.

FALMOUTH, NOVIEMBeR 16.
Arrived a *chooser, nem sultisown, from Jersey, bound to
the Mediter aaaa an.

DEAL, movastnia 26,

Arrived and sailed for the River the Hercules, erscheint,
from Qutbee; and Harmony, Robertsou, from the Canary
Ishinds.

Came down from the River this evening the Loudon,
Armen; cud Sarah Chri►tioa, Floher, for I,rn►ies ; the
Hoer, %Yasuo, for Tobago, and several more, p irtirulnre we
cannot yet aseeitain, and in main with the rest of tine out-
ward I„,",i—all well, the Sparruw•hawh, the Mars, sod
David Lyon, turned sw►y ibis mornmg, but bore up again
this afternoon, it blowing fresh from the fi W.

HARWICH, 11110TEMIIM 26.
Arrived the Lord Nelson, Deane, from tiollaud, nab
1716116, &c.
Th. Si. fl. I. n 3, Elliot, from St. Pciersborgh, with
otlict.:, for Lonchot, got winkr weir.li this morning, but it
euniitiff on to blow ,otong from W.S.W. they were compelled
to conic to an anchor outside the harbour.

The Cicero, Corry, gtnerAl trader from London for New.
ea.ile, was tutally tioa on liasburough Saud uu &Ludo,—
crew and passeuger. bayed by a cod smirk.
Tic 311rf, ---, from Prtrraboril. to Grangemouth,
struck on a ledge 01 rock• near Peterhead on F. day, but has
been got .ff nitli couviderable damage, and put tutu that
bar boar.

MCLANCIIOLY A FFA IR.—Two youths, of the
names if SIDS F.Y »nd MARMOT, %%We drowned On
Tuesday evening in Twickrlillaill Reach, by stav-
ing the bottom of the boat H;Zall:St a pile. There
were four other young men and two women in com-
pany, who escaped.
A most atrocious case of cruelty to a mare was
heard before Mr. Alderman F Lou 0, on Wednesday,
at the Guildhall, Exeter. It appiars that Henry
Tarbart and Thomas Sanders went together in a gig
to IWoodhury Salterton, with a mare they had bor-
rowed of Mr. BAssETT. Sanders, who was the
driver, having broken his whip, took a pen-knife
from his pocket, and inhumanly inflicted eight or
nine "Minds on the hinder parts of the poor sni-
t-aril. It being rk, Tarbart did not see the act
committed, and on asking his companion what made
the mare kick so, he replied, 4‘ li—n her, I've let
into her !" Sanders, on being called on for his
defence, expressed contrition, and it) excuse for his
cruelty, stated his being intoxicated at the time,
which Tarbart expressly deified. The worthy Ma-
girtrate reprobated in strong terms the cruelty of
Sanders, and fined him in the full penalty of 51. and
directed lino to be detained until the money was
paid, and in default, to he committed for three
months. We understand, that Sanders had made
a corupernaiiion to the owner of the mare by a pay-
ment of 2/ ; but Mr. Alderman F LOUD, Inuring
of the circumstance, very properly issued a rum-
moils for his appearance under Mr. MARTIN'S Act.
This is the first conviction in Exeter, under this
excellent statute, and we trust the punishment or
St:niers', conduct will he a salutary check irg.ilisr
the indulgence of *Millar barbarity in persons of
like disposition. Too much praise cannot be given
to the Magistrate, for the impartial and judicious
conduct manifested by hint on this as on every other
case which collies before him.