The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-25 00:00:00

THE BRITISH PRESS.

• LIVERPOOL, FRID•Y EVENING.

Wind N.W.—High Water, 27 min. p. I.
Arrives', Alice and Amelia, Prichart,from Dundalk; Lion,
Fitzgerald, from Drogheda; Duchess of Athol, Gill, from Isle of
Man; Stranger, Davies, from New Orleans; John, 31-Donald,
from Londonderry ; Arcadian, Slater, from Dundalk ; Emerald
Isle, Langland. from Dublin; Porter. from Trieste; Canadian,
Udner. from :Maranhao, in 33 days. The Crisis and Minerva had
sailed from 141aranham for Liverpool. Exchanged numbers with
the Christina from Demerara The Rochdale, Three Sons.
and Wayertree, were to Mil in about two or three days ;
Dee, Jameson, from Demerara; Regular, Bond, from Rerbice ;
Matilda, —, from Marseilles; 31uta, Arthur, from Macaio;
(sailed the 20th March ; the Rover, Barton, was to sail in three
weeks;) Bolton, Bathgate, from Demerara—sailed the oth March;
on the 31st :March, in lat. 40. 34. lung. 37. spoke the Sarah and
Caroline, from Liverpool for Charleston ; to the 13th instant, lat.
47. long. 24, spoke the William Tell, from sew Orleans for Liver-
pool ; on the 20th. off the Salters, spoke the New John and Con-
gress. fro© Liverpool for New Brunswick; Plicenix, Smith, foam
Dublin; Clyde, Hall. from Glasgow; and Goode Verwazting,
Schurnig. from Guernsey.
Sailed Matilda, Cumming, for Alvaraeo; Rolert, Simpson, for
St. Domingo ; Eliza. Deck, for Para ; Ann, Davies, for Cork ;
Euphan, Drysdale, for Cork; SnnwJen, Young, for Dublin;
Hope, Stevenson, for Dundalk; Dundalk, Godfrey, for Dundalk;
Margaret, Morgan, for Newry ; Duke of Richmond, Sidlie. for
Newry; Sarah and Frances. Howlen for Wexford; Betsey, Wil-
liams, for Wicklow ; De Melhud, De Jonge, for Antwerp ; Vrow
Alida, Bart, for Antwerp • Hannah, Scott, for A dra ; Eliza, Fell,
for the Isle of Man; Gleaner, Neale, for Newfoundland; Cam-
brian. MacPherson, for Newfoundland; Kent, Stirling, for New-
foundland ; Perseverance, Armstrong, for Richebucto ; Vriend-
...hap, Sap, for Antwerp ; Vrow Annegina, Potjerd, for Antwerp ;
Terra Nova. Potter, Newfoundland; Florida, Patten. for Phila-
delphia; Betsey, Pierce, Port-su.Prince; Friends, Candish, for
Belfast; Jane. Griffith, for Dublin ; Dorinda. Macbevy, for Dub-
lin ; Elisabeth, Caslin, for Dublin ; Spring. \Vilcock, for London ;
Duke of IVell:ngton, Colter, for Westport; Friends, beet, for We4o-
port ; Favourite, Morrison, for AVicklow ; Douglas, Eales, for
Pernambuco; Edward, Blanchard, for Portland.
SAT VIDAR.
Wind E.—High Water, 6 min. p. 2.
' Arrived, Christina. Hogarth, from Demerara . • La Plata, Artily,
from Bahia; Ann, Williams. from Waterford; Felicity, Timo-
thy, from Poole ; Manchester, Nesbitt, from Glasgow; Atlas,
Pre, from ditto ; Clyde, Hall. from ditto; Rewa•cl, Warren, from
Teignmouth ; Rosin*, Hall, from Fowey.
A great number of vessels sailed this afternoon.
The Princess Charlotte, from Calcutta, for Liverpool, was spoken
OD Thursday last, by the La Plata, arrived this day.
The Vrow Anna, %Vykenyer ; 3largaretta. Dech ; Maria. Zerk ;
Ilendrica, Schollens ; and Augusta, Sap; from Liverpool, have
arrived at Antwerp.
The Jonon, 31annings ; Ceres, Vink ; and Vriendcahap, Le-
seog ; from Liverpool, have arrived at Ostend.
The Avon, ll'illes, from Liverpool, has arrived at Harwich.
The Ann and Elizabeth, Harding, from Liverpool, has arrived
at Mr-aterford.

The Fortitude, Lacy, from Liverpool, has arrived at Newry.
The Shamrock, Montgomery, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Belfast.

Letters from Demerara, per Christie', to the 19th March, state
the colony to be perfectly quiet, but there was a great want of rain.
Letters from Bahia of the 10th February state, that in conse-
quence of the severe measures every thing remained quiet.

PORTSMOUTH, Arm 23.

The Speke transport, Lieutenant Decnnreaux, Agent, arrived
this day from Jamaica, having left Port Royal on the sth ult. with
invalids and passengers, among whom are Mr. J. Low, Surgeon of
the Carnation; Mr. Mends, Naval Storekeeper at Jamaica-yard,
with his wife and family (on leave); and the Gunners of the Dart.
mouth and Rattlesnake, and Boatswain of the Beaver (invalided).
The crew of the Scylla, lately from England, had been very
sickly, and lost the greater part of her marines. The Serapis wu
the only ship in Port Royal when she left ; the Grecian had nailed
nearly one month before for England ; the Pyramus was also on
her way home, but had to call at the Havannah for treasure. The
rest of the squadron in the 11'est Indies was disposed of as fol-
lows:—Dartmouth, Union, Lion, and Assiduous, cruising on the
north coast of Cuba, against pirates and for the suppression of the
slave trade; the Thracian and Beaver were employed on the south
coast for the like purpose; and the Hussar in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Renegade at Honduras, and Speedwell at the Bahamas, also
in search of pirates; the Isis to protect the trade in the Gulf of
Mexico, Valorous at Campeachy, Icarus at Chagres, Primrose,
Bustard. and Carnation, at Vera Cruz; Rattlesnake at the Havan-
nah, Eden at New Providence, Bellette at Martinique, Scout at
St. Thomas's, Ringdove at Turk's Islam', Helicon at Maracaibo
and St. Domingo. Britomart at Santa Martha and Carthsgena,
Kangaroo, and Chatham tender attached to her, surveying the
Bahamas. - - -

4 h.. 31 • •az 'Jetty s sloop Herald tetamed from the West
Indies, having conveyed to the islands of Barbadoes and Jamaica
the two new Bishops, and the several clergymen under them, des-
tined for the service of the church in those islands.
The squadron at Jamaica had been very unhealthy. but the ships
on the coast of Cuba were particularly healthy. unhealthy.
Assistant_
Surgeons. 31r. Hood and 31r. 31`31illan, died at Jamaica Hospital,
after a short illness. The Pyramus was at Vera Cruz when they
left Jamaica. The Helicon had no orders to return home. Lieu-
tenniit John Groom had invalided, and came home in the Herald,
which sloop had accomplished the voyage out and home in less than
four months and a half, and in only thirty-two days from the
Havannsh. _ _ .

The Sovereign transport arrived yesterday from Antigua and
Barbadoes, with invalids and troops.
On "'ednesdsy H.M.S. Euryalus, Capt. Clifford, C.B. arrived
at the Alotherbank from the Mediterranean, and was released from
quarantine yesterday.
The Rose sailed this day for the Mediterranean.
The Orestes embarks her treasure to-day, and will sail for Ber-
muda to-morrow.