The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-03 00:00:00

FRO3I LLOYD'S LIST.

Facstouvs, OCT. 31.—Off the part, the Reelpole packet'
from the Mediterranean ; the John and Henry, Brown, and the
Bury, Penfold, from St. Michael's and some coasters.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Blessing, Turner. from
Newfoundland, 17 days ; the Valiant, Walker, from Memel ; the
OHO*, Brown, from Charente. Sailed the Matilda, Cumming,
-for Liverpool.
COWES, Nov.l.—Arrived the Suffolk, from Batavia; off the
his of Wight • sent in for a North Sea Film, bound to Antwerp,
and sailed The Ilecto:, Caron, sailed at 11 A.M.. for Antwerp.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. I.—Arrived the Vibelia transport, from
Rio Janeiro—sailed the 10th of September. Passed by the Princess
Charlotte, Blyth, from Calcutta; the Ann and Amelia, Aye_
cough, from Singapore and Penang : the American ship Suliblk,
from Batavia for Antwerp ; and the Delton, American ship, from
Richmond, Virginia, for London.
Doyen, Nov. I.—The Nile, Whitfield, from Teneriffe to
London, was driven on shore last night, at Birk, near Boulogne.
Crew saved.

De•L, Nov. J.—Arrived the Diadem, Boswell, from Quebec
the Miranda, Ni'ildgoose, from Demer►ra ; the Scotia, --, from
the westward ; the Providence. of Scarborough, from Bilboa. Ar-
rived from the river and remain, the Elizabeth and Mary, Craig,
for Grenada, and the Vittoria, Brown, for Malta.
GRAVESEND, Nov. I.—Arrived the Cato, Ritchie, from New
York ; Adrian, Gordon, from Calcutta ; Nautilus. Storey, from
Archangel ; Barbara, Scate, from ditto; Alexander Henry, Scott,
from Quebec ; Fortitude, Fotheringham, from ditto; Allies, Cun-
ningham, from St. Petertiburgh ; Burlington, Stonehouse, from
ditto; Friendship, Mills, from Dantzic. Sailed the Fortuna,
Catlaw, for Ferrol ; %Waterloo, Shepherd, fur Hamburgh ; We-
teddy, Bruce, for Jamaica ; Castle Lachlan, —, for ditto.
NORTH SHIELDS. OCT. 31.—The M srmont, firer, from
hence to Dundee, got upon a rock, near Cullercoats, yesterday
morning, and bilged, but was assisted off and towed into this har-
bour by two steam boats, in a sinking state. The Ruby, of Aber.
deen, has been got off the Herd Sand, with damage, and brought
here.

ST. HILINA, SttwT. 10.—The American ship Frances, Wila
kins, spoke and communicated with the Hon. Company's ship
Thomas Grenville, to the Eastward of the Cape of (loud Hope, all
well in Aug.
ANTIGUA, SEPT. 20.—The Trial, Harvey, from Dominica,
arrived yesterday evening, under Jury masts, aud leaky. She will
be discharged and hove out, aud returns to Dominica to complete
her lading.

The Nile. Whitfield, from l'eneriffe to London, was driven on
shore near Boulogne, on Monday night. Crew saved.

THAMES TUNNEL: The large and ingenious iron
shield, which is destined to protect at once the workmen
and the tunnel itself, from almost a possibility of danger
during the operation, is now at the bottom of the
great shaft, and fixed and ready to proceed horizon-
tally. The workmen are cutting away the brick work,
preparatory to their striking oat horizontally under the
Thames. This, from the solidity of the work and the
hardness of the cement, is a laborious work, and neces-
sarily of slow progress. It is hoped that, in is months
from the getting through the wall, the tunnel will be car-
ried to and under the further shore of the river; and, in
the opinion of persons most competent to form a correct
judgment, the first expectation of ultimate and complete
sweets is increased by all the circumstances which have
hitherto attended this important undertaking.