The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-13 00:00:00

FROSI LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH. AVG, 10.--Arrived, the Marchioness of Queers:
Ferry packet, from America and Halifax. Sailed, the Thoinas„,
Nieolls, for Malaga.
PLYMOUTH, Auo. 13.—Arrived, the William, Peak, front
Prince Edward's Island. Sailed, the Mary and Ann, Hillary, ttr.,
Quebeo, and Elizabeth, Watkins, for Newfoundland.
PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 11.—Arrived, the .Marquis of Hastings,.
Ostler, from London for New South Wales.--Sailed, the Larcbw
Bratson, for Quebec, and Cora, Lessand, for Jersey.
Cowes, Ara. IL—Arrived, the Mora, Robinson, from this
Harannah, in 41 days, for Petersburgh.
DEa L, AUCLll.—Passed through from theriver, the Elphinstone,„l
Sumner, for Calcutta ; Endeavour, Collision for Quebec ; Peel.
Holandir, for Whoa ; Nile, Baker, from Ramsgate for St. Do-
mingo ; and the Granger, ----, from Newcastle fur Trinidad-,
The whole of the outward-bound sailed this morning.
GRAVESEND, AVG. 11,—Arrived the Asia, Tindall; slats.
field, James; flint, Smith; Surrey, Goble; New John, Avre
and Andromeda, Todd. from Quebec; Despatch,. Ratko.. front
Alocadore; Scofield, Evans, from Rio Janeiro; Nancy, Harris,.
and Simon Taylor, Meek,fmm Jamaica ; General Talbot. Amon!.
from Madeira; brander, Thomson, from Guernsey; Ann, Pen-,
treath, from Brazil ; James Dunlop, Hart, from Shedica; Paragon_
Corton, from Pillau ; George Hibberts, Drystlide, from At.tigu
Fame. Aimwell, from Oporto; Perfection, Thom, from Orenaa-..
Lark, Paul, from Lisbon ; Leander, Franklin, from St. Lac's a-
Adeona, Stewart, from Carthagema ; Helens, Colly, from Cepha-
loni; Cicero, Newton; Bridget, Reach; Dorcas, Osuun:dam
Nancy, Bailey, Margaret, Surtees; and Welcome, Paul, fronL
Archangel; Friends, Cooper, from Riga; Neptune, Charm. from
Memel ; Sir 'William Curtis, Witungham. from Hanibargh .t.,
Better Luck Still, Brown; Ann. Davison; Holderness, Brown.
Erato, Blair; Dorothy Cook, Mother; Nelly, Pulleiiger; anal
George, Patterson. for Sr. Petersburgh. Sailed the Friends, Platt_
for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick; and the Hebe, Triste.
Lisbon.
BRISTOL, Ara. ll.—Arrived the Cheney?, Prosser, from St..'
Vincent's; Eliza. Scullin, from Tobago; Ardent, Duncan. from.
St. Vincent's; Ocean, Tucker, from Messina; Prince Frederick,.
from Gottenburgh; Whitby Park, Scott, and limbers.
Crookshanks, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Hannah, Heard,.
Irom Oporto; Rosewain, Cundy. and fly, Carlisle, froth P-
alermo; 3lary Ann, Wake, from Odessa.
GREENOCX, Auo. V.—The Heary, Rayne, arrived here fre..n.
St. John's, New Brunswick, spoke on the 20th ult. in lat. 43.
long. 33, the Nottingham, of Liverpool. from Londonderry tor
Quebec, which vessel had, on the 18th, taken the crew front the
tops and poop of the Lord Wellington, of Hull. Bennett, from •
Quebec; the Henry took the roaster, mate, earrpenter, end a boy.
from the Nottingham. The Lord Wellington. en the Ft 11, to
lat. 47, long. 39, experienced a very heavy gale front N.W.. .s
heavy sea running. In scudding, the ship strained, and made sa
much water, as to become water-lwged.
Hasturnau, Avo. s.—The Trendet Brodre, GUM, stated
list of 26th ult. to have been taken by pirates, on her voyagefwei
Malaga to Havannab. and the crew murdered, has reached e:a
place of her destination in safety.

The Palambang. from Quebec for London, ran on shore on-tiss
Biyth Sand, but it was expected would be got oft without damage.
the Keleick Wood, arrived at Liverpool from Quebec, salted
9th ult. Same day passed the ship ('innet, of Liverpool. and
Britannia. On the 10;h, passed the Thomas Nl4, of Oteenock.
On the Ilth, off' Brandy Potts; passed the Quebec nieket, front
Liverpool,, from London;andPhillis.f Rogerfrom Dublin. (In the 162rethe.n4p4aksseti;
Ord a
Competitor
Paris, of 11Iaryport Onthett_th of
.A. Tusear, exchange 4
the

rare, or asarypvn. ‘7.• %arc ..... v. .. -
numbers with the Catherine, from Liverpool tor Riga.
l'Essircs sronsn wivn.—Traveller of lance's, for Piclou,
' 16th ult. in the Gulf of Canso; Dorms, Smote: trim London-
derry to St. Andrew's, New Brrunswisk, 211 d tilt. ; hist?, of Dublin,.
27th ult.: Suffolk, Allison, from Omen Island to Lstaou. apth
Jule; Orion. from Ilichebucto to Liverpool, Bith ult. • Can't*. •
Callender, from the Clyde to St. John's, New Bruss'‘iciL ikt
ult.; Norval. from Plymouth to Newfountilvd, 27th tt4 • Toon,
from Exmouth to Quebec, 20th uh. ; .11airt Allmon. hod, Nei,
castle to Miramichi, 22t1 lilt.; Christian ant Jane, frcim Ater.
deer to Pietou, 24th ult.; eiries,.froPl.X,lPerPocitq Bueios Area.
7th June; Two Brothers, from CifeMery tomatoes Ayres, 27i1t
June; Di 'stink/ye, for Grenada, 12th June; Sate, from Loudon
to Buenos Ayres, 2tl oh.; Sltiootes ship hap
Portsmouth to the East Indies, Bth alf.; Sophie, of Loudon,
22d ult.

HA Klf.4 RKE 7' THE.4TRE.
This griming. eTt: it DAY, August 13, will be perfumed
JOIDf RUZ EBY ; Or, A DAY'S PLEASURE.
Busislry, Mr. W. farren. Jenny Jingle, Mrs. Hamby.
After which,
" DIATE CORRECT."
Prlinelyal Cbanseters by Messrs. Vining, Raymond, and LJaton:
Masdamisa Giorgi, Davison, P. Mover, and W. Clifford.

To conchae with MIDAS.
Madsen Yawls: MUNI. Mr. 1.:Moo,

ENGLISH OPERA lIOUSE.
Thia Evening, SATURDW, August 13. will be performed
BRogEN PHOMPWS:
, THE COLONEL. THE CAPTAIN. AND THE CORPORIII
Principal Characters by Messrs. Bartley, Broadhurst, Th
irtirh. W. Basnett, and Power; bandana's Nuel, Paton,
Jerrold, and Weippert.
To conclude with
THE VAMPIRE: or, THE BRIDE OP TM WAS.
The Vampire. lit. T. P. Cooke.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY.
ROTA!. GARDENS. VAUXHALL.
The Pruprietors hare the gratMeation to annnunee, that In triple.
leace of the amusually DM and elegant attendance. and of the Pew
aPProbation evinces: by the grand and loyat Celeoratleo of his
.4ty's Birth-day, on Friday Evening, and to enable many Coln-
gu.siled and fashionable Parties, who were unavoidably absent, to see
the Rural Gardens In the same style of decorative splendor, they
ratl. repeat the LOYAL BIRTH-DAY FETE on MONDAY
the 15th of August. on which occasion the estimates AMMO-
VII; Vocal and Instrumental Music, with additional Songs,
Lost Cant Sta, will be given: the Illuminations, in
endow Bevel Devices. displaying 50,11110 vat legated Lamps, and tile
Ranson Opt Colours of all Nations, be Introduced; and the Fire
Wurlui IMO Ems costly Style of magnifieence. •
Particulars In the Bills of the Day.
Doors open at Seven.—Adminion Ss. 61.—N0 Orders admitted.

T%e BRITISH PAISS eonunenewl publisbing yesterday marring
al five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY. AuGuar 13, 1111 S.

'Last night, by an express from Calais, we received the
important , intelligence, that the differences between the
French Government and the Haytian Republic have been
fivally adjusted. The latter will purchase the recognition
of its independence by sn indemnity of 150 millions of
francs (about six millions sterling), which will be divided
amongst the old proprietors. We view this transaction wit!t
soon satisfaction, u it gives us further and unquestionable
evidence of the sincerity and soundness of the views of M.
de Yrt.iat.e with regard to the New States which have arisen
in the New World. After this measure, he will be in a con-
dition to press with effect upon the Spanish Government, the
early ',crier:malice of that act of equal policy and justice by
which the South American question will be relieved from
all the difficulties that attach themselves to it, under the
6mm/statutes in which France is at present situated, in re-
lation to Spain.

64 CALAIS, ACOUST 11, 10 o'ctocor
" The following has been received here:—
" TY.I.EO44PHIC DESPATCLI FROM PARIS,
DATED AUGEST 11.

" Ar, arrangement has been concluded with St. Domingo,
which will pay an indemnity of one hundred and fifty
millions to the ancient French proprietors. The French
Eq. and the merchandise which shall be imported under
that flig, shall pay only half the duties on receipt of this
despatch. The French vessels which shall sail for St. Do-
mingo must be sent under die white flag."

The Paris Morning and Evening Papers of IVednestlay
arrived yesterday. The state of the French Funds is the
subject of 'Lading interest in that capital. The Acmes bad
been considerably depressed. The Five per Cents. closed
at loef. 30c..; the Threes at 73f. The Efate ascribes the
decline entirely to the efforts of a party of speculators ;
aril it therefore recommends the rentiers " to be on their
guard against the snare which artifice is spreading for
them."
The Journal de Parse announces the formation of a
cimp near Coblents. It will consist of 12,000 men, and
will remain assembled for four weeks.

We have no positive and direct confirmation of the
defeat and capture of 'SRA II llt PAC,' A in these Papers.
The Ebtle, however, contains an article, dated' Trieste,
July 30, and another boat Leghorn, dated 29, stating the
arrival of various Austrian ships, the Captains of which
report the defeat of I illiAllllll PACH At and his being taken
prisoner by the Greeks.

I From the Rtoik dated Thursdsyl
Pasts, Aug. 10.
A factitious tlamada, for It operated a the sales for tithe only,