The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-10 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FAT.NOI.7IIf, MAT C.—Arrived the Vision, from London ; and
John Willis, from t'ardiff for Naples.
PIT MOITTII, May 6.—The ship Wanderer, of this port, Capt.
William Waygood master (whose arrival we announced yesterday),
from Sierra Leone, brings timber for the Dock-yard. The ship
Fairfield, for Liverpool ; and Lady Ridley, for this port, left
Sierra Leone at the same time—the 19th March.

EXETER, MAT s.—Last week, ;whilst Th7llellona, England,
of Bideford, bound to Prince Edward's Island, was endeavouring to
get out of that harbour, she missed stays and went on shove. She
received considerable damage in her Hull, and has been discharged
to rpalr.

PORTSMOVTH, MAY 7.—Sailed the Tcrror bomb, for off
Algiers; Surrey transport, for Malta; Cato and Prince of Orange
transports, for Cork ; Marquis of Bundy and Sally transports, for
Greenock ; and the Jasper, to the westward. Arrived the Glaphyra,
Martin, from Antigua, and proceeded up Channel.
LITTLEIIAMTTON. MAY C.—spoken with In the Channel, by
Hayes, Portamouth pilot, the ship Nesbit, from Jamaica, Gray,
out sixty-five days ; she has had a bad passage, lost almost every
thing off deck, ship Margaret, of Glasgow, Law, from London.
bound to St. %'incerit, May 4.
Dv MAY 7.—The Seringapatam, from Bahia t-• Hamborgh,
was off' the South Foreland this morning, and is reported to be in
Dover Roads. Passed the Sultan and Yeoman. from London to
Smrna. The whole of the outward-bound have sailed.
fIRAVEAEND, MAY 7.—Arrived the Repulse, Pattison, from
China ; Coronation, Panier. from Harlingen ; and Waterloo,
Page, from Ostend. Killed the Coventry. Purdy, for Jamaica ;
Elizabeth, Wirkam, for Derbice ; Chieftain, Patterson, for St.
l'incent's ; and Sir William, for Gibraltar.
II I' LT., MAY G.—A small river sloop is wrecked upon Sandhole.
off North Sammercoates, and all on board drowned. Iler name is
'opposed to be the Duke of York, as a boat has come on shore
about twelve miles to the southward of the wreck. One of the
sails is market " J. Wilkinson, York."

LIVERPOOL, MAT 6.--Ariived the Claude Scott, fmm
Maranham Albion, Fisher, from Campeachy 4 British Tar, from
Sierra Leone—sailed II th 31arch ; Brothers, Hill, from New
Orleans; and Jane, Salter, from Virginia.
LIMERICK, M.VC Neap, Lawson, from Glasgow to
Clare, got upon the Beeves rocks, in this river, and is full of
watti.

SCIL LT. MAT s.—The Scotia, Lennox, from the Cape of flood
!lope. is now urder a temporary repair, with a part of the cargo on
board, and will soon be finished, so as to take in what was landed
of her cargo, when she will proceed for London.

Off Torbay, the flettev, Anvil% from Mogadore.
The Kirkella, Todd, from Bull, put into Lerwick 18th ultimo,
leaky, having been a-ground in the Humber, and sailed on the
28th, for St. John's, New Brunswick.

7HE Anil T.

Tla Widows' Pensions, due the 24th ult., and the Com-
passionate List for the present year, will be in the course
of payment on Monday, the 11th instant.
The 2d•divisitin of the 94th regiment of foot is orderisd
to embark; at Gm/leek, on board the Marquis of Ilittaly
transport, for Gibraltar.
The 9d division of the 91th (Cumberland) regim. tit of
infantry is ordered to embark at Portsmouth, on board the
Princess Royal transport, for Dublin.
The 9sl (or the Queen's Royal) regiment of foot. now in
Athlone, is ordered to march from that station to 1
and to embark for Rnghind, on board the transports that
convoy the 34th Regiment from Portsmouth to Ireland.
It is understood that the 6th (or the King's) regiment
'of Infantry, which is ordered home, after hying relieved in
the lonian Islands by the 16th (Royal Irish) regiment of
foot from Malta, will replace the 34th regiment at Potts.
mouth.