The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH 2S.
INTERIM INWARDS.
Rachel, Chadwick (Droleveaus, broker) from Harnburgh.
Lord Melville, Rowe (Wilkinson), from Jamaica.
Kan, Cobb (Foster and Co.), from Canton.
Bombay, Hint, (Ditto), ditto.
WowLoth A (Ditto) ditto.
General lEy4.lmo (Ditto), ditto.
Cam Orme, Thompson (Lowther), from St. Vincent's.
Good Intent, BattWCoe, from Ostend.
Graces, NishoM (Nilson from Hamburgh.
Duke of Kent, Postal ( all), from Rotterdam.
Bari& Smomen (Mollen), from Christiana.
Caroline Frederiel!, Meinke (Csatendeirk) from Stettin.
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Eunt Blucher, BriOckman (i.:astenttriek 1, from Rostock.
Retina Johanna, Sap (1)e Bie), from Rotterdam.
Marpredm, Brunie( (Rotuma), from Amsterdam.
Speculator rivilea Wisike), from Rensberg.
Twee Ostiseders, Omase (Hall), from Antwerp.
Violate, Karsten (Sissa), from ditto.
MANCH 24.

ENTERTO OUTHAIDII.--Fliaol for the Cape of Good
Hope; Coventry, for Jamaica; Naples packet, for Naples;
Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend. and Pomona, for Lisbon.
CLZAIIIIIO OUTWARDIL—The Mercy, for Barbodoes; Al.
bias, for Honduras; Tyne, for Madras., Larch, for Halm;
Swerette sod Percival, for St. John's ; and Maria, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Manna O.—Arrived, the John, Eclipse,Sq
Amity, and Enterprise, from London. Sailed, the Marciuisko'll
sanabory packet, for America ; and Providence, Chemist, far
Pi pers.
ear agouti, Masai EL—Sailed the PHRMTIDOC, Nicol* for
St. John's, New amnesia ; and erriral caesura, bound round
lead.
Poaremontn, Moans IL—Arrived the Nimble, Gibson,
from Loudon. bisdie4, do whole of the outward.bousd, ar the
diament destinatioss. llamas% hie Majest 's ship Afelene.
DEAL, Monza 24.-..Aolleal, die for
Paned through few the River, the G as. /11•Eassekliat
India, tqh two other ships,. names unknown. Remains, the Jack
Tar, AMerson, trout Jamaica.
Damns, Maacn 2L—Off the port, the Royal George, from
China.
Herr:nos. MARCH 23.—0 f the port, the Cyrus., Hall, 22
weeks from the Sandwich Islands. _ _ _

GILAVESESD, MARCH 24—Attired, the Kent and General
Kyd, Man China; and 01Bey, Powell, fmm the South Seas.
Sailed, the Mary, Harrington, hr Honduras; Lovely Ann, Blyth,
fit Paraiba; and Rambler, Hunt, for Harnburgh.
BATAv Ltp. OCT. 11161.—The Commission here fee the im.
premiums of the charts of the Indian Sea have made known that a
rook has been discovered, which has never been noticed in any ,
charts, In 3 deg. 36. min. 40 sot. southern latitude, and longitude
taut Greenwich 114 deg. 16 min. arid 14 see. laying N.E. f E. six
leagues off the southerly height of the Island of Great Solombo.
• rock appears like a small island, surrounded by small pointed
rocks above water. The soil of the Wand is a reddish sand, on thei
middle of which, s ith verdure, there stands a tree about six feet
lug!t.
ALICANT, MAiCH 6.—A Dutch squadron, consisting of a ship
of the line, two frigates, and smaller vessels, is enticing on this
coast against the Algerines ; the ship and frigates were in sight of
this place 4th inst.
At. MERSA, MARCH I.—The Lord Hill, German, from Car-
Megan& for Bristol, put in here yesterday evening by adverse
winds. The master reports that he was detained for several days
at Carthaaena, with four or five other English vessels, in oonse.
queue. the war with Algiers, and which vessels sailed in com-
pany with hint, and are now in sight of this place.
Gamow. Alaac IL—The Fortunate, from Sicily to this port
and Marseilles, was stranded in the late gales, on the N.E. cart
of Corsica, but expected to be got off.
Litouoax Manch 11.—A vessel, arrived to-day from Malta,
is five days, brit gs advice, that on the sth inst. the frigate
carried in there the Sardinian vessel Slurry, Monett, from hence
to Algiers, with naval stores; the cargo was landed and the vessel
discharged after payment Of frieght.
LIVERPOOL. Maecit 23.—The Adelphi, Stewart, for Halifax,
is on shore in the Rock Channel.
The Dorset, Back, from Tenerife to London, is reported to be
last at Tenerifil.

The Dorothea, Black Stadius,from Dantzic to Amsterdam, sailed
apes a driving wreck, and was totally lust on the N.NV. coast of
Jutland.
The Gykkensprove, Wand. which arrived on the 9th February
at Christian:and, is said to have put into a harbour near Christian-
sand, nod afterwards, in a heavy storm, to have lost long boat,
MAW 1.111111U4 &c. The Captain and crew were washed overboard,
who, believer, saved themselves by laying hold of the ropes, ex-
cept OW MIL, who perished. To save the ship and cargo, they
were forced to cut away the mainsail and standing and running
nis.ne•