The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, Fes. 21—Arrived the Blues, Blues, from Gen,
in thirty days, for London; on the I ith instant was ran on board
of by an American schooner, and carried away her bulwarks and
staunchions, and tore away three planks neat the gunwale. The
brig Gratitude, Bowen, from Hiunburgli, for Vera Cm; which
put in here the 18th inst. and has been lying war the pier, to stop
a leak, was .iiscovered to be on fire this morning; steps were
mediately taken to discharge the cargo, and water was poured Into
the hold in great quantities, and after some time it was got under,
but a considerable part of the cargo was damaged, and the packages
broken and burnt; it is not yet ascertained how the tire (which
never burst into a flame) originated.
PLYMOUTH, FEN. VA—Arrived the °Math. Brown, from
Charente to London, with ions of bowsprit, havinr been run foul
of at sea; also the Thane, Wilson, trout St. Illicl:sers.
PORTVMOUTII, FEB. 26.--The Sir Da*id Scott, for H •nyfal
and China, passed the Isle of Wight--all well. Arrival, tna
William Money, Jackson, from the Downs, fur India; Caroline,
Harris, from ditto, for Batavia; %Vest Indian, Cook, frau the
Downs, for Antigua—Sailed, his Majesty's ship Pandora, tot
Falmouth.

DEAL, PER. 26.—Passed through this afternoon from the River,
the Dunira, Hamilton, fur Bombay and China; Earl of Balciirras,
Cameron, for Bengal and Chita; Canning, Pattison. tor ditto;
Abeona, Turner, for Jamaica; Nile, Davidson, for }Whoa ;
kangaroo, Bunnell, fur Genoa; Hopewell, Smith, for Jati;.,,..;
Liberator, Cobden, for Valparaiso ; and several others, names
unknown.

BoyEa, Fes. 21i. ailed, his Majesty's packet Arrow, foe
Calais, with his Excellency Lord Granville and suite, Attibas.
sailor to the Hague.
Gaavgsews, Fes. 26.—Arrived, the Beata Catherine, Col.
burn, from Goeinburgh ; Eden, Smith, from Petersburgh ; and
Ocean, —, from Limerick—Sailed, the Onyx, Laugfiton, for
Ilonduras ; Barclay, Ferrier, for Jamaica ; ()port packet, South,
fin' Pernambuco ; Matilda, Moore, for Lisbon ; Renard, Hams',
for Southern Whale Fishery ; Altnorall Boyd, for New South
Wales; and Idassaanit, Armstrong, the Baltimore.
Newar, FEB. 23.—The sloop Barbara and Jannette, from
Irvine to Dundalk, struck on a rock outside the Bar litth inst. and
sunk.--Crew drowned.

PENEANCE, FEN. 24.—The Jeune Aime, Forton, of and f•ir
Bourdeaux from Bristol, was brought into the pier this evening,
in a very leaky state.
VESSEL. SPOKEN %ATM—George, —, for Gambia, by the
Eclipse, Thompson, arrived at Falmouth.

A schooner was stranded near Cuxhaven, on the 13th instant=
name unknown.

The Mercurius, Kaasen. from Konigsberg, bound to Hull, put
into Cbriatiansand the 7th inst. with damage, and would be obliged
to discharge.
The Mercury, M'Nully, from the South Seas, had arrived at
the Cape of Good Hope.
The Jonge Cornelia, Knyl, from Amsterdam, far Bayonne,
sailed with other ships on the 4th Feb. from (ieesthaven, where
she had put in. A letter from Caralinerzyl, of 19th Feb. states,
that she had been brought in there by a lighter, for which about
2,000 florins were paid. She was very leaky, had lost rudder,
&c., and it was feared part of the cargo was damaged. A
letter from Hocksyl, of the 20th Feb. states, Captain Berend
Hendrik* and his crew bad arrived there, having abandoned their
ship, the Jonge Catharine. from Bergen to Hamburgh Oast from
I.)&zyl, where she bad put in damaged) on account of her being
so leaky.