The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-01 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

SCILLY, SEPT. 27.—The Sidonia, Am*line, from Alicant to
Rouen, is released from quarantire.
FALMOUTII, SEPT. 2t—Sailed the Frolic picket, for Rnenos
Ayres ; Timor, Foord, for the South Seas ; and Fortitude, Dupin,
fur Gijon. . _

PLYMOUTH, SE PT. 28.—Arrived the Sophia Eliza, Pederson,
from Tarragona. Sailed theStoekholm, Chobr, for Alexandria;
and Bolus, -Frank, for Baltimore.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 28.—The Prince Royal transport, SherN
wood, was released from quarantine this morning.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Arrived the Honavists, TAUDS,
from Sierra Leone, sailed July RI; and the Danish sloop of war
Diana, from Copenhagen, for St. Croix. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Albion, for Lisbon; Margaret, Brown, for ditto; Mary
Swan, Wright, for Madeira; Rawlins, Itigmaden, for Jamaica;
and Abundant, Palmer, for Oarmser.
DEAL, SEPT. 211.—N0 arrivals. -Remains the brig Brutus.
01WITSEWEI, SEPT. 29.—Arrived the Edgar, Campbell, from
Jamaica ; Elizabeth, Simpson. from ditto ; Barclay. Farrer, from
ditto ; Friends, Todd, from ditto ; Julius Cesar, Stafford, from
ditto ; Dorothy. Forstrr, from ditto ; St. Domingo, Eves,
from St. Domingo ; Wm. Salt, Walsh, from ditto • Edward,
Tupper, from Grenada ; Moffatt, Brown, from Quebec ; Eu-
phrates, Mead, from India. Sailed the Driver, Hodgson, for
Havanna; Stapler, Chambers, for Ilambro' ; Elizabeth, Wickards,
for Stettin.

NEWHAVEN. SEPT. 29.—The Matthew, Barrett, of Whitby,
was driven on shore this morning on Hove.
EL:ll,lmm SEPT. 20.—The John Bushman, Brown, from
St. Petersburgh to London, which was on shore on the Lapsand,
has been got off without any apparent damage, and will proceed
with the first fair wind.

BUENOS AYnte, Auo. 2.—By accounts from Lima of the
21st June, the Government have prohibited the introduction ietu
Pere of Spanish produce and manufactures of every description.
The decree not only orders the confiscation of all such property as
may arrive in the ports of Peru after the 17th inst. but declares as
good prizes all vessels found with such property on board.

His Majesty's ship Herald, with Lord Dalhousie and suite on
board, was all well off Bird Island on the 6th of September, bound
to Quebec.
The Neva, Blake, from Memel, struck on Hasbro Sand on Wed-
nesday last, lost her rudder and sprung a leak, but was got off and
put on shore near Winterton ; cargo expected to be saved.
The Pauline, Struyk, from Surinam to Amsterdam, carried into
Bantry Bay, in distress, must discharge her cargo. It is supposed
her ground tier is damaged.
Weasel.' SPOLLX WITII--eU mberland, Asbridge, from Liver.
pool, for Cape Breton, and Glentanner, from Aberdeen to Cape
Breton, 28th August, at the entrance of the Bradill Lake ;
Sept. 2d, Jane, Wilson, from Aberdeen for Bay Chaleur ; 17th,
Canadian, of Montreal. from Liverpool for Quebec, by the Pacific,
arrived at the Cove of Cork. The Lune, from Liverpool to Riche-
bucto, 4th instant, all well. The Thompson, Matches, front
NVhitehaven, 16th instant; Perseverance. Armstrong, lfith, for
Prince Edward's Island ; Castor, from London, 19th, by the
Dorothy Foster, arrived in the River. The General Wolfe, of and
from Bristol, 9th instant, by the Caledonia, arrived at Liverpool.
The Fawcett, of Maryport, Crooks. 26th August, from Newport
to St. Andrew's ; 29th, picked up a boat belonging to the Victory,
of Boston ; same day, spoke the Warrior, of and from Greenock
to Miramichi ; 31st, the Clementine, Weston. from Liverpool to
St. John's, Newfoundland, and the Lydia, Robinson, of and far
31iretniehi ; Ist instant, the Aid, Ferguson, of Maryport, and the
Hero, Parma, of and from Greenock ; 12th, the Berbice. Sibson,
from Belfast to St. John's, N.B. The Paquette de Ili°, from Pi.
pucka for Rio, 29th August, out 17 days ; and 22d Sept. the
Hope, from Bristol for Odessa, by the Hero, Steele, arrived at
Liverpool. The Elizabeth, of Newcastle, from Cork: for St.
John's, N. 8., 29d September, by the William, Fothergill, arrived
at Liverpool. The Gratitude, for Miramichi, 16th instant. by the
Josephine, Nichol, arrived at Liverpool. The George. of Whitby..
for Miramichi, 4th instant; brig Lucretia, from Belfast; the
bark Jane, and ship Loyalist, from London, standing for the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, 5,h instant, by the Flora, Laurie, arrived
at Liverpool.

The vintage commenced at Bourges, in France, on the
18th ultimo. The wine is abundant, and promises to be
ex cellcn t.