The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

NAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Mauritius. ria Bardmuz.—A letter has been received
from the Mauritius, dated Aufzust 14. bringing account of
the arrival of the Mulgrave Castle, Ralph, from London ;
and the Gilmore, Laws, from Bengal, having 900 cheats
of indigo on board, on the 13th August ; and the Ganges,
Tucker, from &livid, on the 9th Auenst.

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The Barossa, Hutchinson, was daily expected at the
Mauritius, from Bengal.
The Lang, [Auk, would proceed from New South Waltz
to the Mauritius.

Ship spoke milli.—The Morley, Holliday. from London,
bound to Madras and Bengal, was spoke with on the 27th
of September, in lat. 2. 10 S. long. 23 W.

SH/PP/NG Tli LLB; ENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S I.IST.

FALMOUTH. Now. hack the Ocean, Cant, for Tene.
rifle, and the Atlas, Reed, tor Charleston. The outward-bound
ride all well.

PLYNOUTN, NOV. 18.—Arrired the Blessing, Strange, from
Newfoundland, in ltl d iys.
WEYMOUTH. Nov. Ill.—The outward-bound in Portland
Roads still remain wind bound, all well, about 2b sail.
PoIITIIM OIT T it. Nov. outward bound remain all well.
No arrivalaur

DLAL, Nov. 19,1.. Neither the Coventry, Horn, nor the Barclay,
Ferries, parted from their anchors and cables, an was reported
yesterday, by error of a boatman; they rode out the gale, and are
now (p.m.) all well. The whole of the outward-bound have sailed,
except the Lady East, convict ship, and are round the South Fore-
land, prat" eding down Channel, with a fair
GaAscagun, Nov. IV—Arrived the Elitism, Stephens, from
Petersburg,' ; Princes Ibuillnn, —, 'ram Jee,ty ; Four
Foreman, from ditto ; Resolution. Crockford, from ditto ; Tiger,
Duke, front Vera I.:Ur Nancy, Candler, from Lisbon ; Rn.
cheater, Spittall, from 4 'port° ; Elect's, Robinson, front I'hilade4-
phis ; Union, Fleck, front Riga; Bramin„ Rawson, from Bilhaa;
Mary, Bridges, from Jamaica ; and the Britannia. Garth, from
Valentia.—Sailed the Perseverance, Maughan, fur flamburgh ;
and the Nepaa. Trat!er, for Gibraltar.

LI VERT:OOI.. Nov. 11t.—'this morning at nine it blew a strung
gale. A brig and a schooner are on shore in !tootle Ray, and two
boats have also been washed up there • one has Ant, of' Liverpool,
And the other Daniel. Connell, on the stern. The Mary Ann, of
Whiteharen, sunk in the Rock Chatinel—crew saved. Arrived f e
hall& Itookh, . leisure, front MaClll. in 2; days. and was driven nn
shore on the Mile-house Rocks; Relgrave, Fleming, from Riu
Janeiro; and the Sisters, Reed, from New York, sailed 2.311 ult.
Boscasir. fr. Nov. 18.--A boat has been found in ‘l"itienicarth
Bay, about 14 feet' marked Londonderry.
CARDIGAN, Nov. 111.—The ltetsey, Sage, from Belfast, came
into harbour yesterday evening.
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Last Now:l7.—Tlie John, 111`1)onnt.11, of Frawalturgh,
hound co 'net, foundered off the Illasquets, 2d inst. The no..t-r
and one of the crew drowned.

WHITEN AVE X, Nov. I7.—The John Eschlin, firm Gibraltar
and Douglas to Ilelfust, in attempting this harbour, struck between
the piers and sunk; she has been hove in this tide; the cargo will
he 'awed, in a damaged state ; but it is feared the vessel will be
wrecked.

Pants, Nov. IG—The Eglile. Casey, arrived at Nantes, 2Rth
ult. from rinadsioune, fell in with, on the 17th July, the brig
Mercury, of beutlun, dismasted and abandoutd, (ruin which she
souk a chain cable.

MALTA. OCT. 20.—The Lord Hobart packet will sail for Eng.
land on the al instwlt.

ST. Jout s, NEw IIitt•NSWICE, SEPT. 30.—The ship Wil-
liam, hound to Europe. drilled on shore on Sand Point, the 27th
instant, and has not yet been got off.
OCT. 7.—The Peggy. b iund to Jamaica, is put back leaky.
()cr. IL—The I'rggy Nut been repaired, and sailed again the
10th inst. The Archibald Lowell, trona St. Thom" in beating
into this harbour an the Bth instant, struck on the Herring Ledge,
and was considerably injured.
!I, AUG. 11.—The Ganges. front Calcutta, arrived
here the thh instant, and the Mulgrave Castle, (nun London, yes-
terday. The Gilmour pails in about a week; she has 800 chests of
indigo on boAnl. The Ming is daily expected from Newfound.
land ; and the Barossa, from Calcutta.

Arrived MT Whitby. the Resolution, literacy, from Davis'
Straits, with 8 fish. Inn tuns.
The Active, Emit' Newry, was driven on shore on Thurs-
day, at Liverpool, and tilled with water.
VEssEt.% SPOKEN a•tTrt.—The William Ashton, Quebec to
Liverpool, 12th hart. by the Olive Branch, Penon, arrived at Pool.

On Saturday afternoon the Fri.nsbury transport, Lieut.
Kneeshaw, arr.ved at Portsmouth from Cape Coast, which
place she left on the 9th of August ; Acra the 4th, and
St. Thoinas'a the 19th Scp;?inber, bringing the following
invalided officers of the army and navy :—Capt. Dowson,
and Lieutenants Clements, White, and Joblin, of the
African Corps ; Lieutenants Thompson and Nash, of the
Victor ; Lieutenant Atherton, of the Maidstone ; and Mr.
Ibisenherg, Midshipman of the Swinger : also a few in-
valided soldiers. Eight men, women, and children died
on the passage. Lieutenant Cartwright and Ensign
l'niacke, of the Afrieati Corps; Mr. Meyrick, Mid-
shipman of the Victor, and Mr. Roussel!, Midshipman,
of the Maidstone (formerly of the Thetis), had died
recently of the fryer incident to that deleterious climate.
—All has been quiet within the larders of the Settle-
ment of Cape ('oast, since the discomfiture and dis-
persion of the Ashantee army. in July last. A report
prevailed at Acra, that the insubordination and discon-
tent excited among the Adrintees. by the signal defeat
of the plans of their King (Milo Ascii%) to drive die
English out of the country, hail cost the King his life and
kingd ; the Dunquiras haring taken advan:age of his
&tillerless situation, to attack and plunder his territ.oy
and capital. The remaining Ilzitith troop: at Cape l'4laat
were tolerably healthy, as were the officers and crews of
Commo.iore squadron. The Maidstone and Victor
were left at St. Thomas's ; the limn amt Swinger at Acra
and ('ape Coast. The Victor bail just taken, in the Bight
of Benin, a Spanish schooner, with '4O slaves on board.
The infamous slave trade was carrying on with the greatest
vigour.

A us csr.—lt is not generally known that a man may be
now arrested for tot. the Act requiring the del►t to be ISt.
or upwards, not having be .n renewed last Smsion. This
must have happened through ilesizti or no:ligetice. most
pr,sbably the latter.