The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'k LIST.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Arrived the. Rambler, Watson, from
St. Domingo; sailed the 19di of,August. Put back yesterday,
the Sandwich packet, for Lisaon, anti sailed again to-day with
the Marchioness of Salisbury packet, foe the Mediterranean.
PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 9.—Arrived the Perseverance, Egg, front
Quebec. Salley) the Eames, Wills, for London.
Cowes, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Palates, William Pitts Ante-
rican brig, trout Virginia, for orders, 29 days over; the *idle!.
mine Charlotte, Koffman, from Bremen. fur Trinidad and Cuba;
the Despatch, ISPDonaid, from Arundel. ttr A licant.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Thetis,
Captain Sir John Phillimore, with the Right lion. Stratford Can.
ning and suite, for Naples.
ORAL, OCT. 10.—Arrived anti soiled for the River the Con.
mantis, Dejen, front Port-au-Prince, and the Pottens, from
Quebec. Arrived his Majesty's ship Despatch, from Chatham, for
Portsmouth--the outward.butisd varnain.
DOVER, OCT. 10.—Off the port the St. Mary, Ilieton, from
Jamaica; has had a very severe passage—on the 10th of Septets.
ber, in lat. 32, long. 98, experienced a tsurricane, whiehilaid her on
her beam ends for two hours, when ender bare poles.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Sarah, Peters. from
Odessa; Jamaica Packet, Parson. from Bahia; Henry, Snell,
from Malaga; Brothers, Edwards, from Trieste; Harmonic,
Hebert, from Oottenburgh ; Silvia, 3fackee', froth Neir Bruns.
wick; Families, 31111 and, and Resolution, Friesland, from Bilboat
Charles William, —, from St. Petcrsburgh. Sailed the Perfec-
tion, Nicholson, for ltio ; Mary Ann, Morely, for Cape Harkin ;
Perseverance. Graham, for Buenos Ayres; Pristou, Wallace, fur
Leghorn ; Astrea, for Hanibu!gh.
CART/M 'AW OCT. B.—The Active, Johnston, from Quebec,
was driven on shore yesterday, in a heavy gale at N.W. near the
entrance of the bar, anti totally wrecked. Master and two of the
crew drowned; eatgo washed out, and great part floated on shore.
JERSEY, OcT.7.—The Egtou, Lefevre, bound tb Newfound.
land, has put back, leaky. . .
CORK, OCT. 7.—Sailed the Duchess of York transport, with
troops foe Chatham.
lISHOUARD, OCT. 9.—The Brothers, from Memel, which
was driven on shore at Abermour, has become a complete wreck.,
The Bee, of Aberystwlth, is lost to the westward 'of Trigwint,
with all her crew. ' • •
ELsmots. Ocr. I.—The Brodrick, Peart, from St. Peters.
burgh to Hull, grounded on the Lapsand, .19th ult., but was
assisted off the same evening without any apparent teenage, and
proceeded. The Robert and Ann, Stevens, from Riga to London,
has been aground to the south of IJragoe, but assisted off without
apparent damage, anti is arrived here. She will proceed when
cleared.

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Titalin,. from Bristol for New
York, 111th ult.; Alaria, Cameron, trona Honduras for London,
2d ult. oil Ke7 West, Gulf of Florida; the Ocean, of sail for
London, Iva in company ; Hannah, Newby, from Lancaster for
Aliramichi, 21st Sept.; Louisiana, Boyle, from Lisbon to New-
foundland, 27th ult. by the Procris, arrived at Southampton.
The Franklin, Hardy, frbm Savannah for Liverpool, put into
New York. Crew sickly.
The 31argaret, of Ross, bound to Glasgow, has been towed into
Tregwint, in a leaky Kite.

I'F.I.ANCHOLLY ACCITEXT..—About four o'clock yehter-
day afternoon, while the workmen were employed in repairing the
front, and stuccoing the same, of the premises of Mr. Blades, of
leulgate-hill, glass-manutlicturer, owe of • the labourers had occa-
sion to descend the ladder Mont the second floor, when his lout
slipped, and he was precipitated down to the pavement: and falling
on his head, the consequence was that his skull was dreadfully
fractured. The blood flowed so copiously as to occasion hie death
on the way to Bartholomew's hospital, whither he was conveyed
by his fellow-workmen. No blame can attach to any one, as the
scaffolding had been made as secure as possible, and tarpaislings
laid along the scaffold boards to prevent accidents to the passengers.
It is a cutious fact, that at the time o( the accident a number of
persons were raining, but happily escaped without injuly.