The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-03 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PALMOI.7TH, JULY 31.—Arrived his MajestY's brig Camelset•,,
from Plymouth. Sailed the Velocity, Brooks, for VaIrMTIOSO out.
Lima ; and George, Jansen, and Alfred, Rees, for London.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived the Vesper, Jefferson, froth
Sierra Leone, in ten weeks ; and Eliza, Edwards, from Figueiras.
Sailed the City of Rochester, Teesdale, for Petersburgh ; the /New
Thomas, Quincey ; and the MUCUS, London. •
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST I.—Arrived his. Majesty's 'ship
Cyrene, front the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine ;Arr.
thusa, Jameson, from Quebec ; and the Zephyr transport., 'typal
the eastward. Passed by the .Mexican ship of war Sistf;sur..
Tilly, from Vera Cruz. Sailed the John, Illtjor, for Riga.' Ar-
rived the Royal Mail, —, from Honduras.

DEAL, At:o. I.—Arrived anti sailed from the river. the Jul.c.s.
Jackson, from St. Kitt's; the Ark, Ranger, from Betbice ; the
Boyne, Stephens, from Bengal ; the Providence, —, from Nee.
foundland ; the Alartin, —, front the Westward, and William
Lushington. Sughru, from St. Kitt's. Sailed the Cato transport,
for Cork; and the John Dunn, M'Beath, for Van Diemen's
Land.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST I.—Arrived the Famc, Brand, from
Petersburgh; Ann and Mary, Wood, and William, Pearson, trona
Memel ; and Cottager, Cornish, from Newfoundland. Sailed the
Fanny, Kemp, for the South Seas ; Eolides, Sourander. for
Elsinore ; and Eliza, Blake, for Rotterdam.
Bats:rot., AVGCST I.—Arrived the Eliza, Bndson. front
Trinidad ; Latona, Patterson, from Quebec ; Dove, Cophell, from
Bordeaux ; and Ross, ; and James, %Yahoo, bum 3! ira-
michi. Sailed the Frederick, Reiner, for Whoa ; Ann, Dawson,
and Chajles. Fox, for St. Petersburgh ; Brodrene, Tyerson. tor
Dram ; and Diedalus, Hall, for Ncw Brunswick. The Vintage,
Whitnall, has arrived at Oporto ; and John. Forster ; and Manner,
Walcott, at Constantinople.
Bat. FAST, Jut.]: 21—The Richard and Sarah, from Gibraltar
for this port, put into Oporto about the 27th ult., having sprung a
leak, and it was supposed would be obliged to discharge.
Etsitrear, JULY 23.—The Margaret, Hogg. from Memel
from Belfast, cut trom her small bower anchor under Bornholm,
20th iratant, and carried away her fore-topmast, and damaged her
rigging, and is at present in our Roads.
NEW YORK, JUNE 25.—The schooner Francis Carrell, front
Antigua for Baltimore, was wrecked on the 3d instant north of
Cape !Lateran. Crew and cargo saved.

Arrived of Scilly, the Castlereagh, AVeigbtrarm. Mf
'Mehl; Eliza, Stockel, from Cadiz; and Hope, Madge,
Lisbon.

The Pyramus, Brodie, from Madras to London, was spoken ick
June; and the Ann, Christina, from Rio Janeiro, to Hamburith,
on the Bth ult. by the Boyne from India.
The MoWatt, Brown, from China to Quebec, was spoken wits[
the 2,1 ult. near the entrance of the St. Lawrence.
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The Enterprise steam vessel. ;ailed xestertlay morning tit five
o'clock, from Deptford, on her voyage for. Calcutta: this n that
first steam vessel that has attemptetba voyage of this description.
It is understood, that his Majesty's Government has offirred a large
premium (report says 10,0000 to the proprietors of the WWII ass.
eel that first succeeds in the undertaking.
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's
.at itondurts„
dated 15th June:—" The Robert, Dursistla, arrived here 211 Map
from Greenock, and St. Thomas's, was boarded by a pirkse the
same day she left the latter place, who took Captain Dv aio%) out of
his vessel. kept him on board for three hours, and then dism.ssed
him. The pirate was a schooner, mounting one long gun or
swivel, with muskets, ?cc. Captain 1). says he saw the same vessel at
anchor while he lay at St. Thomas's, with only four or live mgr. but
while he was on board she had about sixty men, all rillians of du_
ferent nations; captain, and all hands in a state of intoxication ;
they told him they were Colombians, and waiting for the brit:
Bunter, Captain Nicholls, bound front St. Thomas's for Lagn arra,
with a considerable quantity of specie and ten passeripers. Tint
captain of the privateer said, that when he went into St. I'lloo.sa's
to reconnoitre he always landed his hands on Crab Nadu. and
Captain 1). has no doubt but he must cruise with the connivance of
the authorities of St. Thomas's, or the residents of that island."
VEssrt.s sroar./r wiiru.—Naasati, Tremayne, trout I.or,:an
for Sierra Leone, 2d June, edge of soundings cn coast of A
out 25 days, and Superb of and for Philadelphia 22d wit. by t.4l'
Vesper, arrived at Plymouth. Dummy, Heron:NerahleaDA
Liverpool, 3,1 ult. out 41 days. 9th, Phocion, Gottenburgh for Naar
York. 19:h, Penelope,Trinidad for Port Olasitow.2lu,King'sCove,
Bell, Clyde for Newfoundland. 23d, Tamerlane, 11•Killop, Clyde
for Qucb e. 23th, Caledonian, and Ann Grant in totripanv,
Clyde for New Brunswick by the Stan, arrived oft' Pon !lush.
Whim, st. Vincent for London, 23th June. Nestor 16th ult..
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n'telbeal'siry.ta,ilit:ll3lsitd:otonl.Ll.Ll;ii'lldwrs,ocorixn7 ;tire
for Quebec. by the Salts, arrived off the SUM. Norval, Pastor,
Quebec to Nefoundland, On the 4th, Cape Ray, N. Jt E. distant
miles: Oth.blary, Cummings, of MIMI. out 8 days, freest
itainietd fog Leith, by the Cherub, Rayeide, arrived is the
Clyde.