The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-19 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

t'AL)IOI7TR, SEPT. 15.—Sailed the Jane Stewart, M'Kenzie,
for St. Domingo, and the Hope transport, for Cork.
PORTSMOUTH,SEPT• 16—Passed by the (lances, Lloyd, from
Madras; sailed the 26th March.
DEAL, SEPT. 111.—Arrived and tailed for the River, the Flo.
rentia, Wirable, for Bombay; the John. flak, from J.tmaica ;
the Wilson, from Quebec; the Nestor. IVeatener, from
Honduras ; the Britannia, Roberts, from Rid' Janeiro ; the Co-
ventry, Purdy, from Jamaica; the Peter Pfoctor, Brown, from
Dominica; the Balaic Merchant, transom! from Cowes; the
Aurora, Erattnan, from Bilboa • the Lustre, Woodford, from
Quebec; and the Ann, Saunders, from Oporto. Sailed the Casmr,
Grant, for the South Scas; and the Kingston, limey, for
Halifax.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. H.—Arrived the British Monarch,
Pearson, from Montserrat; Julia, Sargeant, fmrn Jersey ; Rose
in June, --.—, from fivuernsey ; 3luzinghi, Carlaw, from
St. Domingo; Caroline, Krose, from 'Memel. Sailed the Lady
Harwood, Thomson, for St. John's, New Brunswiz:k ; Providence,
Carpenter, for Newfoundland; Thins, Rogers, for Hamburgh
John Browne, Bawen, for New York; Britannia, Ruble, for
Lisbon t Barrosaa, Hutchinson, for Calcutta.
HARWICH. SEPT. lfl.—The Wilbelmina Augusta, Neuman,
from Stettin for London, has been brought in herasity salvage
tenth, leaky, having:been on the Onion sand' yeseenlag.
Coax, SEPT. IC.—The Edward Protheroe coca struck by a sea
10th inst. which washed away the deck lumber, part of the bu:-
warke, and obliged them to cut away the foresail; the trysail was
also washed away, and the master knocked through the bulwarks,
but providentially saved; two of the crew were also much disabled.
Captain Probert describes the gale to have exceeded any thing he
had ever experienced before, and conceives that much damage was
occasioned by it.
SYDNEY, NEW SOCTII WALES, Marten, 29.—The Almon,
Boyd, which arrived 17th ult. from Batavia, has been seized by his
Majesty's ship Slaney, for having on board 300 chests of tea, and
there being no competent Court of Admiralty here, she sailed for
Calcutta 2nd instant, for adjudication. The Belinda, Coverdale,
which sailed from this for the Seal Fishery 17th May last, was
totally lost 19th July. on Middle Island, south coast of New Hol-
land, by driving on store, while at anchor. Crew saved.

Arrived off Dartmouth the Hanover, -, from Rio Janeiro;
off Dover the Tertius, Levett, from Teneriffe.
The Fame, Renny, from illimunichi, was driven on abort, near
Wexford, during a gale on the 11th instant; crew and materials
saved.
The Nestor. Weakner, arrived in the Downs ?mm Honduras,
left the following vessels there, vit.: Recovery, IVeatherhead ;
Duckentield, Lyon; Julius Caesar, Stafford; Isabella, Munro;
Argo, Taylor; Comet, (late) Ackley; all for London. Africa,
111• Lea, and Hercules, -, for Bristol. Robert. Dunlop, Janet
ihmlop. Lawson, for the Clyde. The Hercules, Kerr, for Li. er-
pool. The above expected to sail on the lit Aug. Margaret,
Smith, and Fame, -, for the Clyde. Prince Leopold, -;
Catherine, -, and Clansman, Snowdon. for London.

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE HOUSE, SEPT. 18, 1825.
Cowes, Sept. 17.
Arrived the Birkby, Miller. English brig from Havannah, in
53 days, having been into Scilly. Spoke on the 31st July, lat.
28. 21. long. 78. 30. the schooner Nary Ann. of London, Captain
Clibbons, from 3latanzre, out 4 days, bound to Trieste; passed on
the 3d Aug. a brig water logged, one mut standing, sails and rig-
ging hanging over her sides. lat. SI. long. 75. ; spoke on the 7th
Aug, in lat. 31. 28. long. 71. 30. the Coventry. of London. from
Kingston to London ; on the 10th Aug. in lat. 35. 55. long. 68. :0.
boarded a brig or schooner water logged, mut and yards standing.
sails hanging over her sides, and two men dead lashed on the boat
on deck; spoke on 111th Aug. in 1at.37. 44. long. 55. tke ship
Nestor, of London, from Honduras to London, 33 days out;
passed on the 22d Aug. a brigantine water logged, mast standing,
and sails to the yards, the fore try sail still set, name painted on the
stern as follows—" Boston Packet, Brunswick." and painted on the
after part of her companion, thud your helm." Sept 8. in la'.
1!+.•ll. lung. 21. 41. spoke the Coventry, of London, after a at-
paration of 29 (lays.

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I FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.
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oft Knight (frond (ride of the Imperial Austrian Order
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of Maximilian Joseph. ar.d the insignia of a Commendcr of the
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