The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-09 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, ,Nlaneit 6.—The sloop Speculation, Cott, from
Youghal for Portsmouth, was brought into this port by his Majes-
ty's brig Partridge, with loss of toasts : her cargo is discharging.
This morning the sloop Susannah. of Waterford, Houton, from
London to Liverpool, was towed im here dismasted : the crew
abandoned her yesterday morning, and were picked up. by the
S:antner packet, arrived this afternoon from Lisbon. Arrived the
Nocton packet, front St. Thomas's, sailed 22d of January; also
arrived the Kingston, Luspie, from London for Demerara, with
loss of sails ; and .1 letander, Boydle, from ditto for Alexandria, to
join convoy. Sailed his Majesty's brig Partridge, for Lisbon;
Francis Feeling packet, fur the Mediterranean ; and Betsey,
Miller, for Peteniburgh.
Pr. r uotrrit, MARrrt B.... Arrived the Wanderer, Dixon, from
Zante; Marshal Illucher, Davis, from Terceira; and Female,
Chapman, front Charente.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Arrival the Dermal Palmer,
Tniscott, front the Downs, for Madras; Lang. Lusk, front ditto;
Stephen, Dixon ; and Thetis, Newton from Shields, with loss of
anchor and chain-cable each ; Frederick, Scott, front Sunderland,
with loss of anchor and cable. There are several vessels coming in,
particulars unknown. A heavy gale of wind from S. W. began at
three, a. in. and lasted till three, p. in.
IlawsoarE, Mast. 7.—Picked up on the 4th inst. off the
North Foreland, and landed at Broadstairs. Six bales of cotton,
marked HOC, Nos. 9, It, 17, 21, 2.5, and 29. They do not appear
to have been long in the water.
MatoarE, Masco 7.—A small sloop, name unknown, from
Falmouth, with barley and malt, for London, is on share on Fore-
nest rock.—The Fanny, Crocontbe, from Bideford , put in on
day, in mextritteneeof her carp, (eats) having shined ; it appears
am,* isiturget damage.
Dtat, Alancif 6.—Arrived the Helen, Rosbourg, from the
btaditerrantien. Came down from the River and remain, the
London, and three other ships, names unknown.
DI Altai 7.—T.:vosighout this day it has blown strong from S.W.
with rain. Several ships are riding with two anchors a-head.
. . .

GRAVESEND, 11.ststca 7.—Arrived the Comet, !IPPherson,
from Madeira; Essex, Barclay, from the South Seas ; and about
twelve coasters. Sailed the Success, Hutchinson, for Teneriffe;
London, —, fur Newfoundland; Joseph, Christopherson, for
Batavia; Exeter, Young, for Lisbon ; and Barbara, (ireathead,
fur Rio.
lit: 1.1., MARCH s.—The Margaret, Robertson, from Perth,
was towed up here by the Fox, pilot-boat, haring loather mast and

next., 111socti &.- vessel which has just arrived from
Spalding, and was out during the gale on Wednesday, saw on
that day a bark, with red or flesh coloured sides, in ballast, drove
on shore near Wainfivet, upset, and all on board drowned.
LivEneont., BlAncit li.—:Arrived the Alexander. Newlands,
from Jamaica--safled 15th of January ; Corinthian, Davis, from
New York—sailed Ilth of February ; Richard, Plaskett, from Cha-
rente Levant, Walker, from Alexandria • Prince Coburg, Sad-
ler from Smyrna; 3largaret, M-Nairne, from Marseilles; Sarah,
Kindle, from hlaranhani Amity, Pearce, from New York; Han-
nah, Graham, from Charleston; Portia, Sillennan ; and Francis,
Adams, from ditto; Orozembo, Thomson, front Savannah; and
Atlas, Rcid, from Virginia.
%VAT Enron]) hlaacti s.—The Restoration, Stobie, which
arrival here yesterday evening, from the :Mediterranean, fell in
, with the Hannah, Peeler, about 150 miles west of Cape Clear, from
St. John's, New Brunswick, fier Liverpool, with timber, leaky, her
foremast and bowsprit gone ; Captain Stobic took the master and
crew otf the wreck, and brought them in here. They are under
quarantine at Passage. The ltssolution, Dungey, front Cork for
Swansea, with flour, put in here this morning, in consequence oi
basing sprung a leak.
DUNLEARY, MAIICH 3. —The Dwarf revenue cutter, drifted
from her anehiws in the new harbour of Kingstown, and sunk ; one
man was killed.

CAPE or 000 D liorE, DEC. 12.—The schooner Jane, Cal-
ling, was wrecked 15th inst. and has since been copdetnned.

The James Barron, Fisher, from Charleston to Barb‘does, was
total .y lost on Anegada Reef, Jan. 7.
The Ocean, 111•Daaitl, from tiarnbia, has been seized by the
Customs at A n tigll2.
The Union, Perrington, fr mt Barbadoes to Bath, was lost, 12th
December, onAocgoacht

The Carl, Backman front Stockholm to St. Malo, put into
Christiamond on the 2tl Feb. leaky, and must unload.
The Lord Colliiigwood, Blatiltew•on' was totally lost 31st Dec.
at Sears, with a cargo of salt.—Crew aared.
The schooner Nancy, Bartlett, of and fur Plymouth Mass, front
Martinique, was stranded to the Northward of Cape Slay Light-
house, 24th ult. Crew and Cargo saved.
The Alexander, Lafsrta, fmni Gibraltar to Vera Cruz, was
taken 711th Does-sober off St. Bartholomew's, by a Colombian Pri.
steer.

The llorothes, from Cursors, has been captured by pirates on
the south bide of furl Rico, and several vessels have been plum.
de:rel.

The Vrouw Margaretha, Potjew t, from Amsterdam to Lynn,
loot how Dclfai 4 ratrissded Gs on ;ha atild Feb. ; the cargo
is probably all lost—Crew saved.
Extract of a letter front the Agent to Lloyd's at Alvarado, dated
January 3 :—" Lionel Harvey, Cockburn, mid Wanl,
Estin. have safely arrived at Jalapa, where they were received with
I ever) mark of respect and distinction by °ennui Guadalpe Vie.
tons. The Congress in Mexico had heard with pleasure of their
arrival, anti every preparation was making in the capital fur a dim
tinguidu d reception."
DUNK', of a better from the Agent to Lloyd's at Acapulco,
dated Dec. 13 :—A rriyed yesterday the Columbia, Iteresford. trim,
Guyaquil. The 31aster states, that the capital of Peru was in the
hands of the independents, and that a part of their army had esii-
barked for Arica; the remainder was to be kept in the neighbour-
hood of Liana. Seyend American vessels bad arrived on the coast
of Peru, haying taken the Spanish flag at the island of Chiloe,
under which they were cruising as privateers. The whole coast of
Peru was in possession of the Patriots, as were Guayaquil and
Quits.
Friday sennight, a platy of smugglers, while crossing in a boat
from Annan to Skimburness, were nice by the Miss Ihiuglius
aehooner, on her way to Carlisle; and happening to be both in die
same tack they unfortunately snuck a 1 amst each other, which o
much injured the boat as to render it unable to proceed. The
Miss Douriss's crew ininiediattly took it in tow, when having,,
occasion to seer a little, the painter by which their own boat was
dragged came in contact with the mast of the smugglers' boat,
and instantly upset her. Notwithstanding the efforts of the
sailors, three men and a woman perialted ; one man alone being
saved, who clung to the boat till those in the maul hastened to his
rescue.