The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

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PLYstom. OCT. __Jrtransport, for Africa:
Cornwall, '8 from Kordeaux ; Anna Henrietta.
from Billeta or the port, the Charles, I.e Brocy, from Rua Jan
prim, soiled 26th August.
Port's mot: Tli, OCT. 2G—Arrived the Corner, WlThersioi
from Madeira, with lies of two anchors and cables; Resolution,
Burns. fumy London for St. Domingo. Passed by. on the 44th,
the (horse and Mary, front London for L.lghnrn.
Ls at. (lice. 26—It has blown strong tn.dly horn the Wet.
wird. Arrived and roiled for the River, the Essex, Astoo, frogs
Charente; and Cameron, —, Rom Ilerbiee ; also and remain.
the John, Craig; sod Percy, Sayers, from ---. Put bark, the
City of.Kochester,
04,01. for India. Three ships, apparently
from the River, were off the North Foreland this maiming, en&
bore up for Margate Roods.
Gesyjartsro, Hsi. X.—Arrived the Equity, Starr. keel
lgoeher- hailed the Rhoda, Btdly, foe Buenos Ayres; Eagle,
olikin, for Port.au•Prince I ,luno, Prichard, for Jamaica; Ann,
Coots, for tircienhorgh Spcs Nova, Gies, for Christianie •' Colo-
nist, tenth. tor flarbadoeit; William Mantling, Smith, for ht.
Kitt's; 3lary Ellen, Guild, for Gibraltar; Pattenot. Kind, foe
the Caps of Good Hope; and Untoo„dlouchar, foe Malta.
irtviarool., OCT. X.—Arrived the Um. and Jai*,
Je front Miramiehi. The Juhn and Mary, Lawton„ from
Honduras to Cork, was towed into Charleston dismasted—asp*.
rieoccti shwas, gale on 13th September, and lo.t six men over-
board; part of the crew and Caprain of the Albion, of London,
from Honduras, were on board the Jahn and Mary, site banns
taken the Albion to tow ; but the hawser having, hr, be, they were
obliged to ahanerui the lacer vowel, with part of theCICW OD board,
water.logged and destitute of provisions.
nut:Ems, 04.:T. 10 —The Amelia, of Hall, Cantles. bound
to Seville, was wreckAl near Aseira, sth instant, and I:early the
whole of the cargo and sbip's materials were planderzd by the whs.
bitanta. Crew saved.

NEW YORE, Skpv. 27 —The British brig Bebe, JOINS. d
(intimacy, from Philadelphia tOr IVilulington, N. C. apron( •
leak un the night of the 16th inst. and wu totally lont.
New Yong, Stur. 26.—The schooner Olive Branch, Ches.
nut, from St. John's, N.B. to New York, way driven on shore
near Oputbam, ilith inn.; but after cutting away her maim, and
throwing over ppaan of her cargo, was got oll: The schooner Milne,
from Saco to Berbice, put into Liverpool. N.S. nth Augn!tv -3
lons of manta and deck limd. The schooner Rebecca, squirm
St. John's, N.B. has been upset and abandoned off Newport Rap,
Chaleur—crew used.

CII•RLESTON, SEPT. 17, 2 P. ll.—The Wilding, Richard-
son, sailed from Honduras 2fitb ult. In the gale of Tuesday last,
14th inst. when off this port, in 22 fathoms water, sprung a leak,
filled, and fell over on her side. the crew, with the exception of
Gm. Christie and Edward Whiffling, seamen, anti William W.
Owen, cabin-boy, who wcre drowned when she went over, cling-
ing to her side, about half an hour, when she righted, the mutt
all going by the board. Captain Ricitarth.on, with the remainder
of the crew, continued upon the wreck until one or two o'clock yes-
terday rooming; having constructed a rah, they left her, and mad*
towards the shore. They were fallen in won by the pilot boat,
Friends, who brought them to town.
New Soirrit WALE.. APRIL 29.—Captain Powell, and five
of the crew of the Rambler. were massacred the 3d instant, at
Varaoo, one of the Friendly Islands.

The Jamaica l'acket has arrived at Falmouth ; Col. Campbell
came pasnenjer in her.
The Guilford, Johnson, from Van Diemeri's Land, which sailed
sth June, is off Margate. and 'muted passengers.
The Adrian, Gordon, &rived at Iloban Town ; had the Warm-
tune to have a boat upset off St. Paul's Island, when four perm,a
were drowned, viz., Mr. Jame* Ripley; Mr. %Forney, Secretaty
to Colonel Arthur, the new IMputy-Governnr ; Mr. March, or
Marsh, late of Leeds ; and the fourth one of the boat's crew.
The West Indian, Cook, fmm Petezniurgh to London, ran on
shore 29th ult. near 11'icliescar, and remained sttiking hard during
a very heavy gale, until the 2d instant, having lost her rudder she
proceeded to %Vichc-tcar to replace it, sailed again on the llth, and
passed the Sound on the 14th.
The Mary, Snaith, arrived at Liverpool from Mirarnichi, expe-
rienced a dreadful gale from N.W. to N.B. the 22d ult., in which
sloe sprung a leak. On the 24th, spoke the Ilmsen, Smith, of North
Shields. which bad also sufered considerably during the gale, and
lost boats, bulwarks, ice. The Mary supplied ha with pro-
' visiGns:

The Cows, Ash, from Liverpool to Elairmr, is suppord to bars
been wrecked near Pwltheli, Carmarthenshire, during the lire gale.
A chest was picked up on that coast, and from the papers it was
found that 111 gagons of British rum was .hipped by her ; she was
mewiured at Liverpool 28Th September last, and was 164 tom. No
other particulars InTe.found in the chz.t.