The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-25 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The following letter, dated Gatenburgh, March 13, has been
teceired, addressed to John Bennett, Esq. Secretary =Lloyd's ;
" Srit—ln reply to your letter of the 4th inst. I beg to acquaint
Bou, that a recut arrangement has been effected by Sir Benjamin
loomfield wib the Swedish Government, by which British ship.
ping are placed on the same footing as Swedish with regard to the
Diving Company. (Signed) " J. R. WISE,
"His Britannic Majesty's Consul-General."
FALMOUTH, MARCH 22.—Arrived the Preside.-it Matson,
Sharen, from St. Michael's; Zeno, Talbert, from Seville ; and
Cyrus, Dawson, from Smyrna. Off the port the New Harriett, of
Landon, from Sicily ; and the Sarah, Benton, front London fui
Vera Cruz. Sailed the Courier, Martin, for Tampico.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2-J.—Arrived the Nymph, Hope, from
Lisbon ; the Ibis, Smith. from Oporto ; the Accession, Haddam.
front itio Janeiro fur Hamburg!). The Castor (whaler), from
Japan, &c. full ship, has been out 34 months.
COWES, Maraca 23.—SailA the Sophia transport, Rutter,
with troops for Sierra Leone.
PORTSMOUTH, lIIARCH 23.—Arrived the iris. Butcher, from
the Canaries. Sailed the Friends, Pitt, for London, having re.
paired her leak.
Dr.az, AIARCH 23.—Passed through from the River the Kite,
Slob, for Oporto • and the Success. Hodge. for Bahia. The Mel-
lish, Cole, from eilcutta, has sailed for the River.

Martztt 23.—.Irrived the Oliver, Greer, from
Memel': Resolution, Marshall, from Jersey ; Royal Mail, Scott,
from St. Michael's. Sailed din Roseville, Tooker, for Teneriff:
Ipswich, Davison. for Shediac ; Malvitia. Nicholson, for Dentsic ;
Ceres, Dunn, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Rover, Ceuk, Ice
Antwerp,
plvtatooz. ltlearti V.—Arrived the Edgar, Gibson, from
Rerbice, ended 7th February; General Brown, Sharp, from New
()Aetna, sailed from Belize 18th February ; Helltspont, Rolstone,
fro.n Smyrna; and James, Trewsris, from St. 3licheers. The
Eliza Ann, from Savannah, is not off the port, as reported yester-
day. The Chatham, for Savannah, has put back leaky.
SCILLY, Mencu 20.—The Neilson, Laughton, from Landon
for Trinidad, nut in here this day, being v-ry deep, and having
experienced bad weat ler to the westward of the Islands.
Ilameno% 31Aacle 18.—The Primrose, 'Aycock, from Hull,
has arrived at Cuxhaven, but the drifting ice in the river has
plevented her getting up to the town.
Mumxi., ;Bence' 12.—The ice on the Hoff is strong ; the en.
trance from the sea is, however, open, with 14i feet water en the
hat; an entire free navigation cannot be expected before the begin.
nine or middle of next month. Ships may safely arrive, but those
ter square timber cannot be despatched ; all the ponds are conTletely
blocked ap wi:h ire.
TiItRAUONA. MARCH 10 —The Alexander, of Guenter, de la
Rue, which arrived litre on the 18th ult. limn Genoa, with foss of
mizen.mast, Etc having been completely reraircd, sailed front
this port 8:li instant for Rio Janeiro.

The Wellington, whaler, from the Smith Seas, has put into
Scilly.
The British schooner Isabella, Arnold, sailed from Ktngston,
Jamaica. 12th January, for Havanna under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's shin Pyramus, parted the samihight, and has been taken
by a Colombian. privateer.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Hankisson, Parker. Liverpool
for the Brazils, 6th February, and Guiana, Porker, 19th, Rotter-
dam fur Sul inam, all well, by the Castor, arrived at Plymouth;
l'entmss, Rotterdam for Charleston.. 2311 February and 16th March;
Paragon, Liverpool for Boston, by clue Edgar, mired at
pp0000l; Hector. Demerara for the Clyde, 4th March, on the 20th off
Ilardsley, exchanged numbers with the Sarah and Caroline, for
Charleston, by the Prince KutusoW, arrived at Liverpool; Mode,
the Demerara, 19th inst. fifteen miles west sof Bardaley, and Neptune,
for At't lea, at two r. at., wind south.weet, by the General Brown,
arrived at Liverpool ; Indienne, Ouilletnotte.Neates Cm Mauritius,
7th ultimo ; Apolloin, Ldon, Haste for Bahia, 29th January ;
Robot and John, Scott, Bristol for Tobago, 26th February by
the Dyson, Collins, arrived at St. Michael's 6th instant ; Eclipse,
bound to St. Michael's, 13th instant, by the President, Matson,
arrived at Falmouth.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL; $, II(lawn 24.

Some heavy betting took place to-day on the Rirldlesworth,
Derby, and Oaks, and the alterations on a few of the horses were
considerable. For the Riddletworth Sorcery has gone back, and Is
evidently out of favour, whilst Elisabeth has got up. lltuleteer for
the Derby, and Aline for the Oaks, have each risen halls point ;
and Some, foe ths latter stakes has retrogralel Very little dope
on the St. Leger.

OATLAN OS.
t to I apt Longvrart I fi to 1 apt Carnival
7 to 2 agst Buzzard 7 to 1 apt Ilurly Burly
lIIDDLE3WORI H.
9 to I aptiSorcery
1.2 to 1 tig%t 'loco
10 to 1 apt Actom.

S to 2 apt Rufus
7 to I agst Pastime
7 to I apt Elizabeth
to 1 apt SAint

13 to 2 agst 3fuleseer
7 to I agit Rufus
12 to 1 apt Webb
13 to 1 apt Dauntless
13 to 1 apt Parisot

F.R BY.
Ifi 0 I apt MATTO
I. to 1 agst Legacy
45 t I agat Allactluf
35 to I apt Spermaceti
4t.1 to 1 agat any oUtet
OA kB.

9 to 2 apt Aline
8 to 1 agst Pastime
10 to 1 ngst Sorcery

II to 1 opt Tontine
12 to 1 apt Attica
13 to 1 agst IS'alts
ear*.

ST. 1.1
61 to 1 agst Memnon
121 $o 1 ag,t (lerrland
14 to 1 sgst Itedgnuntlet
18 to 1 agst Andmgeus
25 to 1 agst Homer

23 to 1 agar Cow Boy
30 to 1 airst Muleteer
1000 to 30 awit Brigand (tilt.)
4000 to 60 aunt Skipper (taken
twice)

MARRIED.

On the 22.1 instant, at St. Aldgate's Church, Oxford, Charles
Willis, jun. DI. of Crachrook, Kent, to Mary, yoonFest daughter
of the late NV dham M.Bcan, Esq. of Roaring River Estate, in the
Island ofJatredet.

Tuesday. at Lewi.hotm Church, the Reverend H. C. Knrw,
Laughton, Sussex, to Sophia Martha, daughter of the late ti.
Ditiby, Esq.

DIND.
Oa the 12th int. at Knarmborough. Thomas Prest, Esq. of
Barton House, l'ilashant, Vorkihiri, fa tbil34th year of his age.
Oa Tuesday, in lied Lion.aquarts, aged W, 311 r. IVilli.Lin Weight-
man, formerly an etuthent : ;alr.ltest. • '

On the 2ist um at his house In Great CumberlantLetraet,
Nicholas Nene. Eat, of Iscusighton. in Essex.
aenrIIIt;I1 WATER 'NHS DAY AT IA)NDON 8.1f1D.G5-.-
Alorning 20 min. after 5. Afternoon 42 min. after 6.
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181, 'Strand, and published by It. CANNON, lama place.