The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-07 00:00:00

ilrEnPour., WEDWIIDAY EVINI
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Wind Water 24 m.p. 4.
Arrived. the Agenorla, Whlteway, from Montreal; Amelies
Ash, Rom Bordeaux ; Amu. Derry, from Ludt.° • Herter,
limoknd. from New York ; Robert William Harris, frog; Quebec
Alecto, Ay.hfued, from Jamul** ; ladian, kern Pernambuco
Macclesfield. Scoystrom Campeaily ; Pyramus. Derbyshire. from
Jami.lra,; !Isabella' enderson, from Charleston; Heruine, Tapley,
from Paraiba ; a Bridget,' Leslie. from Bombay.
ship, 13 brigs, I snow.—Six o'clock.'
PritSle sitrial. Jos. Jones and CO.'S.
tract of a letter dated Ist October, from Belfast :—.l The ship
JAM'. from Liverpool for St. John's, was spoken 21st Sept. in lat.
49, Mag, 29, 30, out nine days, all well, by the William, from Mi.
ramichi. The True Blue, or Liverpool for Illirarnichi, was spoken
10th Sept. in lat. a& 30, long. 10, 30, with loss of main topmast,
by the Canada, Lamb. which vessel arrived hese 29th Sept. baying
been totally dismamed in the gale.
The Maris, Tinier, from Liverpool, hu arrived at Newfound-
land.
The Menial, O'Neil ; Emerald Isle. Hagan ; and Erin, O'Neil,
from Liverpool, have arrived at Newry.
The Juno, Storr, Rain Liverpool, has arrived at Gibraltar.
The Larch. Vicent, (rant Gaspar, has arrived at Naples.
The Standard, Lotheringtoo, and Hope, Forbes, from Alexan-
dria fee Liverpool, uive arrived at Milford.
The Bridget, Leslie, from Bombay for Liverpool, has mired at
Cork—all. wall.
The Ann, Sly, from Cork, has arrived at St. John's, N.B.
The Bounty. Hall. scd the Jamaica, from Jamaica for Liver-
pool, were spoken 29th Aug. in hit. 34, 48, long. 79, 311; light
winds.

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The Thomas Naylor, Truman, from-St. Petersburgh for Liver-
pool, his arrivcd:at Long Hope.
The Lind.ays. —, from Liverpool, arrived at Belaise Aug. 14.
The Shark, from Marseilles, hes arrived at Troupi..o.
The Alecto. from Jamaica, sailed on the 20th of August ; on the
25th of September, in let. 46, long. 28, passed the four-masted
ship Berm of Bear/warm:o Quebec.
The Robert William Rains, from Quebec, sailed on the 26th
of Argnst ; on the 31st, off Cape St. Ann's; spoke the ship Elver-
stone, from Liverpool and Madeira for Quebec ; do the 6th Sep-
tember, of Cape Ray, spoke the brig Sir William Wallace, from
Aberdeen for Qoebe: ; on the 130, in Ist. 45. 39. long. 42, spoke
the brig Little Ann, from Bristol for Newfoundland ; on the 2tl of
September, of Cape Ray, spoke the ship William Dawson, from

EAST 1.11 DIA SNIPPING.

The Bridget. Leslie, from Bombay, has arrived at Cork. She
sailed from Bombs- April 17, and boot St. Helena July SO.
Sound to Liverpool.
ARSIVAL AT THE Cum.—The Hiprameass, Ross, from Lon-
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AR 'RIVALS AT MADEIRA.—The Ste, Bad, from Liverpool.
Aug. 22 ; Toward Castle, Jeffery, from London, Sept. 5; Eliza,
Dixon, from London, Sept. 6 ; Marquis of Hastings, Ostler, and
Lang, Lesk, from London, Sept. 8.
SAILINGS 'goat MADEIRA.—The Star, Bond, for the South
Seas, Aug 24; Lang, Lusk, for New South Wales, Sept- 6;
Marquis of Hastings, Ostler, for New South Wales and China,
Sept. 9; Toward Castle, Jeffery, for Teneriffe and New South
Wales; and Eliza, Dixon, for Bengal, Sept. 14.
ARRIVALS AT TEWERIFTE.—His Majesty's chip Diamond,
Lord Napier, froM Portsmouth, July 11 ; Sir Godfrey Webster,
Renoldsoo, from London, Aug. 3.
SAILINGS triton TENERIFTE.—The Sir Godfrey Webster,
Renoldsmi, for New South Wales, Aug. 5; and his Majesty's
ship_ Diamond, Lord Napier, for Rio Janeiro, Aug. 12.
FASSEEGERS PER ISRIDGET, from Bombay.—Culonel Wm.
Brooks and Dr. James Boyd.
WHALERS AT TIMOR. MARCH 29.—The Sarah, 4110 bls. oil,
in January; Harleston, WOO; Mercury, 140; Ranger, 400; and
Princess Mary, none, in March.
The Lyra had arrived in the. Straits of Timm. She spoke the
Rambler on her passage out.