The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-04 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

Rtgctt, Rowe, frost London, 2Gth April ; Joint Bull, Reilly, from
the Matiritiva, lflth April.
The Mary, Reid. sad Bridges, Newton, Southssamen, were
totally lost on the Fidler,.
SHIT/ SPOKEN WIT) —The Margaret, Simpson, from Bata-
via to Singapore. 2d June, in the Strait of Banco; the Royal
Charlo'te, from London to Madras, 9th July, all well; by the
Ilippomeore, arrived at tl*Cape. 'fhe Malcolm. Ryles. from
hot,sloti to Madras and Bengal, off Trinid.d, till well; Guildford,
Johnson. from London to Illideas and Bengal. 10,11 July ; by the
Sir Edward Paget. arrived at vise Cape. The Marquis Wellington,
Blansbard, from Leedom to llengal list .luly, by his blejesty,
ship Champion, arrived al tale Cape. The Claudine, Christie, from
London, and the Rosette, H e. Iron Liverpool, ler Bengal, on
the I.; of October, in lat. 36,04, N. long. 11,04, W.—AU well.
SHIPPING I N 7'E LI. IC; I.: ATE.
CUSTOMHOUSE, Nov. 2.
SHIPS ENTERED INWAIIO3.—The George. flolbern, front
Guernsey; Luna, Glendening, from Alkmaar; Allies, Canning.
ham, from St. Peterabtugh; Burlia nro, Stonehouse, from ditto ;
St. Feder, Pedersen, from Christi.nia Parsground, Funneinark,
from Perseround; Emanuel, Bredselorff, from Sehien James and
Ann. Mackerel, from Standgate Creek; Rival, Wallace, from
St. John's,- N. B. ; Economy, Harrison, from Quebecand Mon-
treal ; Nautilus, Storey, from Archangel; Formai, Sits, front
Christiania; Charlotte, Williams. from Sligo; Mary Ann, Ellis,
front Killala ; Speedwell, Bennington, from Dublin ; Mary. Evans.
front Wateeford; Joseph and Fanny Lobbitt, from Dublin;
Heart of Oak, Bowen, from Limerick; Victory. Griffiths, front
Ynughall :and Royal George, from Sligo.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Silvia, Mackie, for Rio Ja-
neiro; Bucephaltra, Guild, for Gibraltar; Hsery Davi hion,
Barclay, Sr Jamaica; Clifton, Smith. for diuo; Rimeborough,
Caasie' for ditto; Mary Ann, Winter, for Sr. Thomas.;
Three Slaters, Jones, for Waterford ; Eriu, Allen, for ditto ; and
ErOltol7ly. James, for Cork.
Cr TARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GarivEsEND.--The
Commerce, Fournier, for Cattalo; Fortena, Carlow, fee Ferrol ;
Waterloo, Shepherd, for Beruburgh • Heureux Esprit-, Duval, for
Havre; and Waterlily, Bruce. for Jamaica.
CLEARING OUT Seppinga,. Rogers, foe Jamaica ;
Gustav, Oats, for Stettin; Cimoni, bleably, for Hydea; Desire,
Bailey, for Bilboa ; Bramin, Rawson, for ditto; Enterprise,
Witham, for Bordeaux ; and Columbus, bleating, for Newcastle
and foreign parte.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Mary Russell,
Lewis, for Cork ; and Herald, Shit* for Belfast.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
FALMOUTH. Nov. L—Arriced the Lord Sidmouth packet,from
Rio Janeiro, sailed September 6. Bahia 19 ditto, and Pernambuco.
50th ditto... The independence of Brazil was proclaimed at Rio
. the day the packet sailed. amidst great rejoicings ; the Lord Sid-
mouth called at Bahia and Pernambuco, to announce it to the Go.
Vernon. A man of war sailed with despatches for Lisbon, and a
messenger who came by the packet set or for London by express,
immediately she arrived. Also arrived the Redpole packet, from
Corfu, sailed September 17, from Malta 27th, Gibraltar Oct. 9,
and Cadia 11:h; the Duke of Marlborough packet, front Lisbon ;
and his Majesty's ships Pandora, Harlequin, Despatch, and Vic-
tor, from an experimental Maine.
CODES, Nov. I.—Arrived the Minerva, Bell, English ship,
from Singapore, seven weeks from St. Helena ; and the Floyd,
Perkins, American brig, from London, wind-bound. The Kitty,
Moody, American ship, sailed for Rotterdam.
Ponrsmour, tr, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Borodino transport,
from the Mediterranean; and the George, Clarke, from the. Downs
for Calcutta. Passed by the Deverun, Billet, from New South
Wales ; and the Mary, , from Madeira.
DOTED, Nov. 2.—Arrived off' the port the Timandra, Wray,
from Calcutta; the Dutch ship Liberal,
Rotterdam; the Two Sisters, Atkinson, from Pictou; and the
Minerva, Dixon, from Bahia.
DEAL, Nov. Z.—Arrived and sailed for the Ricer the Harriet.
Fulcher. from Singapore; the Ann and Amelia, Ayscough, from
ditto; the Princess Charlotte, Blythe, front Calcutta ; the Dart,
Hastings, and the Phenix, Palmer, front the South Seas; Anzio,
Young, from Tiieste ; the Earl of Egremont, Jordan, from Rio
Janeiro; the If ilberforce, Dench, *ern Caphalonia ; and the
Harmony, Woodall, from Demerara. Allo arrived the Ann,
Fowler, from North America foe Scarborough ; the Mary, Jacob-
son, front Quebec foe Colchester; and the Hope, —, front
Bordeaux for Hull. The outward-bound remain all well.
GRAVESEND, Nor. 2.—Arrived the Garland, 31ackworthy,
from Cadiz; Caroline, Campbell, from St. Andrew's, N.B. •
Looks, Burns, from Malaga ; Betty, Watson. from ditto; Sir D.
Oglevle, Hawkins, from Zante; harlequin, Fenton, from Smyrna;
Blackistom Ridley, from Archangel ; James, Aston, from Dantxic
Pomona, Kroland, from Stettin ;Industry, —, front Norway
Nicholas and Ann, —, from ditto; Coquet, Coulson, from
Memel; and Duke of Wellington, Cobott, from Guernsey. Sailed
the Amity, M'lntosh, for Jamaica; George the Third, Clark, for
ditto ; Hector, Howlett, for ditto; Melville Watson, Purdy. for
ditto ; Llandocery. /Wirer, for ditto ; Enchantress, Taylor, for
ditto; Indian Chief, Cochrane, for Baltimore; Adeona, Steward,
for Gibraltar ; and the York. Baker, for New York.
BATAVIA, JULY 15.—The Hoosley, from New South Wales,
is loading for England. The Gusr inn, the Mary, Steel, and the
Jane, have sailed for Singapore to load for England.
DUNDEE, OCT. 30.—The Harmony, Martin, arrived this day
from Archangel ; fell in with, on the 26th inst. the Blucher,
Postle, from Archangel to Lotion, in distress (the men could
scarcely keep her free), and parted company on the Nth, St. Abb's
Head bearing N.W. about sixty miles.

Arrived off the lVight, the Alexander, Robe, from Batavia and
the Mauritius.

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The Mary, Reed, and the Bridget, Newton, are lost in the
South Sea Fishery.
The London packet, Ewer, from London to Glasgow, was
driven on shore yesterday near Wells.
The Eliza. Riche'', from Bangor to Newcastle, was driven on
shore off &Bywater 30th ult. and it was feared would be totally
lost.

The following vessels have arrived at the Cape of Good Hope,
viz. :—The Mare, King; Sir E. Paget, Seary ; (Hive Branch, An-
derson ; and Penelope, Christie, all from London.
Arrived at the Mauritius., the African. front Lotdon ; Ganges,
Milford, from Liverpool; Palas, Cook, from Gibraltar, and
Margaret, Henderson, from the Cape of Otiod Hope.
Arrived at New South Wales, the Cyprus, Rand, and Hercules,
Vaughan, from London.
The Royal Charlotte. Corbynn, for Madras and Bengal; Asia,
Pope. for Bombay ; and Hercules. Vaughan, for Batavia, were to
sail from Port Jackson on the 30th May. The Hugh Crawford,
hangdon. for Van Diemen's Land and Singapore; Sir Charles
Forbes, Jaulterton, for Bengal. were to sail the 10.11 June. The
Nassan, Caw for London, to sail the Pith June; and the Phoenix,
Dixon, to sail for London 10th June.

The Royal Charlotte, from London to Madras, wax spoken with
9th July, off the Cape of Good Hope; the Mslcome, for Madras,
off Trinidad ; the Guilford, for Madras, 10th July, off the Cape of
Good Pope; and the Margin., of We:lington, Blanchard, from
London to Bengal, 21st July, off the Cape of Good Hope.