The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOVTH, MAY 9. Sailed the Rinaldo packet, for Jamaica ;
The Stammer packet, for Lisbon • the Royal Sovaeign, Sinclair. for
the South Seas; the Royal Charlotte, ---., for Oporto ; and the
Lively, Baxter, for Bordeaux.
Poll rano': T it. Al AY 10.—Sailed the Royal George, Reynolds,
for Madras ; the Sir E. Paget, Geary, for ditto ; and the Briton-
era. Koestler. for Bombay.
Dray, MAY 10.—A boot 6 p.m. the whole of the ant ward-bound
sailed with a light breeze from N.W. The Marquis Camden, from
China. and the Marchiorinoi of Ely, from Bengal, are now (5 P.M.)
rutting into tl'e Downs, and will probably anchor, the wind being
.I.ght. Passed through, the Margaret Hall, Caaby, from Sunder.
lam!, for D•ssnerara • • and, from the River, the St. Vincent
Planter, Paisley, for St. Vincent's ; and the Alonzo, I'ml:lns, for
Bordeaux.
GarrnsnlCD, MAY it—Arrived the Betsey, Evans, from St.
iefosel's ; Pusairge, Liddle, from Pillau ; Fortuna, Sohoule, from
31 erne] ; Frieqdship, 11l ills, frcml ditto ; Governor Meyers, I logarth,
Pont ditto ; Fame. Slee, from ditto ; William Gult, 14alsh, from
rot. Domingo ; Editha, Benson, from Adra ; Queen, James, from
Lisbon ; Carnelian, Brown, from Oporto; IVellington, Evans,
from Bombay ' • Triton, Rogers, from Denis • Deoon, Tucker,
from Trieste ; Mercury, Morton, from Faro ; lames, Scott, (tom
Teneriffe • Harriet, Curtis, from Sierra Leone ; and Asia, —,
from Berbice.--Sailed the Integrity, White, for Trinidad : Wel-
lirron, Allen, for Jamaica ; Jack Tar. Anderson, for ditto ;
Simpson, Simpson. for Bombay ; Maria, Thomson, for Ben.
ggal
; Eliza, Johnson, for Amigua ; and Britannia, Fox, for Hans-
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I; HAVEN. Mar It —The Jetcmias,Sybes, has arrived here
to take on board (for Antwerp) the cargo of the Antonio Ulrica,
stranded at Birling Gap in March, the latter vessel being considered
unworthy of repair.—The slargina, Hulsman, has aimed at this
port, having lost mainsail anti two jibs in a sudden squall on the
Ist inst. on her voyage from Rotterdam to Greenock, which roust
be replaced before she can proceed.
NORTH SHIELD., MAY 9.—The Success, Elstlon, from hence
to St. Jolla's. New Brunswick, which put back leaky, baring been
surveyed and repaired, has proceeded.—The Comet, Miller, from
Leith to London, has put in here leaky, in consequence of striking
on a rock in the Forth ; the leik has been stopped, and she will
p'roceed this evening.
Sricomess, APRIL 25.—The Industry, Tometie, of and for
Port Ferry, from Drontheim, ran on shore on the Sherry of Ness
sth /nat., but was got off 14th, and brought in here. She is now
order repair.
ELSINEOH, APRIL 30.—The Brissett, Burn, from Memel for ,
Rochester, which was on shore on the Lapsand, 26th inst. got off
the following day without any apparent damage, and proceeded.
New YORK, APRII. 9.--The Hibernia, from Jamaica to Hali-
fax, was spokin with on the 25th ult., lat. 3L, long. 69, with loss of
all the urea except master, mate, and cook.—The Havannah
packet, Jenkins, from Newcastle to Jamaica, aas lost on the
cos, 13th ult.
APRIL 12.—The Columbia, Nesbitt, from hence to Gibraltar,
put back 10th inst. with damage, and loss of deck load in a gale on
the 2d inst.—The General Jackson, Shield, from Curacy* to
this -port, was abandoned 4th inst., having seven feet water in her

Viesszt.s sTOIE w wrra.—The Duke of iVellingtors. Thomas,
from St. Michael's, 10 miles from the land, Beach Head, bearing
W.g, which vessel spoke the East India Company's ship Warren
ritings, Raises, 6th inst. an well, by the Rapid, arrived at New-
haven.

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11 EISTRIBUTION 11F PRIZE MONEY.
, "The Cyrus, for the smuggling lugger Banshee, the 6th of June,
at No. 15, Surrey-atreet, Strand, and recalled there.
The Scorpion, tender to-the Pietory, for certain seizures, the 6th
of June, at the house of '.lt. Triphook, agent, Portsmouth, and
recalled there.
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PLYMOUTH' Mar 9.—The Duke of Saxe Weimar has
viaiteil our Pock-yard, after inspecting which he went on
board the Britannia Sag-ship, and was received with a
salute of 24 guns. On leaving her he went on board the
Peweel hulk, to see the Dutch soldiers, who are there
during the repair of their ship, the Fore.tudo. During
rlie squall of Friday night, a barge belonging to
Voice). upset off the western end of the Breakwater.
Two men belonging to her, and a man and woman, pas-
renters,. had just time to get into the boat before she sunk.
Ilex mast can be plainly discerned from Mount Wise.
Si.e,,will be weighed to-day (Monday), as she is in passage-
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Notwithstanding,
ttswtantignc,karr-el have
filil7 lrleO beenthe pilchard
hght thisttiosher
or so many years, a few speculations have commenced.
.In the Court of Kinot's Bench, Dublin, on Saturday, in
the case of Becre v. 1.11 Donoughmore, a motion was
rrs.de to set aside the verdict. It was an action brought by
Mr. Deere, a gentleman of some condition in the county of
Tipp. rary, against the Earl of Dononghmore, for having
falsely and maliciously stirred up one Thomas White to
lod4 informations against the plaintiff, charging him with
}limy, and with havirg caused the plaintiff to be pro..e..
cute(' for the same at the General Assizes. The action was
1 triol at the last Assizes at Clonmel, when a verdict was
had for the plaintiff, with 250/. damages. A point was
. respired at the trial on behalf of the noble defendant. The
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• Court did not give judgment.
th.:IGIN OF ELECTION RIBANDS.—A Parliament was
liteld at Oxford in the beginning of 1 6S 1 , on which occasion
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the Representatives of the City of London assembled at
Guildhall on the 17th of Match, for the purpose of corn-
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&laming their journey. Many of the Citizens met them
..i.: there, intending to accompany them part of their way, to-
getherwith others who were deputed to go to Oxford as a
sort of council to the City Members. " Some of our Inge-
' • Mous London weavers, ' toys Sat I r its' Protestant late!.
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1t 1 lirnce, "had against this day contrived a very fine fanc!,-,
that is, a blue satin riband, having these words plainly and,
11):11 ' I legibly wrought upon it, 'No Popery, No Slavery,
which being tied up in knots, were teora is Vie hex of the
horsemen who accompanied our Members."
Matthew Broemark, a learned Danish mathematician,
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Las invented a new ateam carriage, which can be easily
guided, and travel, it is said, fourteen leagues in an hour.
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i Thcl" 'first experiment_ was made sixty leagues from the
caPiikl.. The carriage. „loaded with passengers, set out half
an hour Oast eleven -from the place where it was built, and
arrived at the gates of 'Copenhagen at a quarter before live.
k Mr. Broemark intends to make a journey to Paris.
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