The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOVTII, Ilfettcs 18.—Arrured the Lord Sidmout It picket,
from Jamaica—coiled the 10th ult. and from Crooked 11,14:4 the
224 E ; oleo, the Frolic packet, from the Leeward islands—sailed
from St. Thomas's the al ult.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 18.:Attived his Majesty's ship Thetis,
from the Coast of Mexico, with Mr. Ward, last trues Havannah,
only 18 days, with specie ; also, the Dispatch, Crabb, from London,
or Newfoundland.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 20.•-• Arrived at Cowes the Loyal Briton
transport (1), Lieutenant Williams, Agent, in 35 days from liar_
badoes, with ordnance stores on board. The following passengers
landed front her this morning:—Major-General klainwaring Hate
Lieutenant-Governor of St. Lucie), and his Lady, Miss Dixon,
and Lieut. Mainwaring, A.D.C., Captain Coleman, 93d regiment,
Lientanast, Seargill, 9th regiment, and Lady, Surgeon Sprout,
R.A. and Lady, Lieutenant Weller, of the Scout, Mr. IPArthur,
Antietam Sention of the Superb, and some other naval officers and
invalided seamen and soldiers. The Hussar, 46, Captain George
Harris, C.B. had arrived out from England, and proceeded to Ja-
maica. The Scout had gone to La Guam, to take convoy to the
Mona Passage, and relieve the Ringdore ; the Surinam and Ring_
dove were at St. Thomas's; the Ganges, Superb, and ];den, were
at Barbedees. The slave population was perfectly quirt, though
Demerara was still under martial law. On her passage home, the
Loyal Briton spoke the brig Lady Hamilton, 22 days from Oporto
to Newfoundland, all well.—The Terror bomb, Capt. Arbuthnot,
which was intended for service at Algiers, has been got ready tor
sea with extraordinary expedition. She will go out of harbour on
Monday.
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DEAL, 31incif 19.—Arrived and remain in the Downs, the Delt,
Waters, form London for Rio Janeiro Sanguinsni Dal. from
Demerara for London ; and Argonaut, Turnbull, from Newcastle
fur Liahon.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 19.—Arrived, the Margaret, Hart, front
Rotterdam; Hazard, Solley, from Dunkirk; William, Naleby,
from Ilarli:,gen ; Peter and Maria, Eggers, from Antwerp;
Young (atnilie, Potter% from Ostend. Sailed, the Gowan,
!Beams, for Genoa; -Inger, Barber, for Bremen; Countess of
Harcourt, Bunn, for New South Wales; Richard Reynolds,
Roberts. for Jamaica; Alexander, Errington, ftw .llndeira; Miry,
Ednier.d, for Steltin ; Concord, Hicks, for Elsineur; Calthorp,
Newton, for Copenhagen.
A xxtut*A, EER. 14.—The George, Leach, from Berbfce to
London, put into this island on the Ist instant, very leaky : the
cargo has been landed, and the vessel is undergoing the necessary
repairs to enable her to proceed to her destination.
1)x wERAILA, JAY. 27.—The Reine des Anger', Nicholas, which
arrived here on the 27th ult. from Quebec, distnasted, has been
condemned and sold, with part of her cargo. We have had strong
northerly gales here for some time past ; and it blew so hard this
afternoon from the as to oblige three vessel, to return to
port, a circumstance perhaps never known here before by the
oldest inhabitant.

GRENADA, YEN. 9.—The Eliza, Dwight", attached to the ship
St. (kluge, in working out of Calvary Bay, was taken aback by a
sudden change of wind, and got upon a dangerous reel. but did
not receive much damage. The weather has been unusually tem.
pestuous for nearly three weeks.
JAMAICA (KINOITONI. FEL 17.—The sloop General Drum-
mond parted from her atm tots in Orange Bay on the night of the
Rth instant, during a severe north gale, and it is feared she will be
totally lost.
JAN. 21.--List of the Argues convoy from Negri' Bar :—prig
Hibernia, Patterson ; and schooner William, Hawbelt, for us_
lifar ; and brigantine Cordelia, Williamson, for Liverpool--41
from this port.
.lAW. il.—We learn that a Curacao vessel, pilot built, has been
captured by a piratical felucca off Porto Rico. The pirates after-
I wards scuttled their own vessel, haring previously put the crew of
the Curacao vessel on board. As the piratical felucca was sinking
the Curacao sailors jumped overboard, and attenipted to save
themselves, but they were shot in the water by the pirates. One
boy alone escaped to the shore; he was nearly drowned. 11e, how-
eraa found his way by lard to St. John's, Port-Pico, and gave in.
formation of the atrocious deed. The Pirates have sailed in the
captured Curacao vessel on a cruise. This vessel is a Baltimore
pilot-built schooner, with two top-masts, and boarded waist.
When captured she had on board a conaidaable quantity of
specie.
TORTOLA, FES. 17.—Brig Europe, Reavely, from Demerara,
with a cargo of sugar, ruin, and molasses, bound to Liverpool, on
the 10th Jan. sprung a leak, and put into this port on the 2.1 d of
the said month, the greater part of the cargo has been landed, the
leak snipped, and the cargo just commenced to be re-shipped; she
will be ready to proceed on her voyage early in March ensuing.

The following are extract* of letters front the Agents to Lloyd's:
" Port of San lllas, December 12.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Aurora, from the coast of Peru. She contradicts the report circu-
lating here, that Bolivar had beaten the forces of Laaerna, and
made hint prisoner."
Acapulco, Ihvember 15.—.irrivcd on the 14th the British
brig Colombia, Bere-tord, from thaayaquil. touched at Sonsonate.
The 31aster statm, that Lima was in the hands of the Patriots;
pan of their anny had embarknl for Avica, the remainder was to
b: kept in the neigh!smrhood of the capital. Several .tmerican
vessels had arrived on the coact of Peru, having taken the Spanish
flag at the Island of eltiloe for entising as privateers."
the l'orielanus (wh:ILT) was at Van Diernatis Land last 3laach,

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Crown-Office, March 20, 11121.
MEMBERS RET UH NED TO SERVE IX THE P2ESEXT PAR-

L IA !LENT.

lir,eourh of Plympion Ee-rle:—.ToWn. Henry North, of Alerrion:
square, in the city of Dublin, in Ireland, I:sq. in the minis or
Hanald George Marifonald, E.q. who has accepttd the office of
theward of the Manor of East If endred.
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enmity effrestrwatit.—Rolicrt. .Smyth, Of Drumeree Hi the ssiti
county, E. in tic room of Gustavus flume Hochfort, E-q.
deceased.

/brooch of New P ,sr.—John I)Aerty. of the city of
Esq. in the rossn of Francis Leigh, Esq. ,'ho has ateepted ;be
Chiltern llundreds.

RANKRI:i'TCY ENLARHEU. • •
A. Naughton, Huddersfield, York, (:mete, front March See tv
Apul 6, at eleven, at ill:. Rose and CronHudderaflekl.
RANKRUPTS.

G. Hassell, Alban,/ Elnunbetw, Piccadilly. horse-tleak ' td
surrender March 27. April 3, and Mai 1, at eleven, at the Bank-
, rupte Court. Solicitor, SIT. Black, I;lol4rd's Inn.
'l'. Bretell, Sumnievhill. Staffed, scrivener, April and
May I, at eleven. at the Wheat-Sheif Inn, Rewd'ey, Worcester. Solicitor, Mr. Roberts, Stourbridge, Woreesterihire.
P. and W. Mackenzie, Shrill:Ad, York, npbolsteref*, Isreh
kJ, April 3. and May I, at ten, at the Itailmi ti Court. &h-
-i eater, Mr. Rodgers, t anierburx.equare, Sbuthwaric.
1 W.Jeferys, Quadrant, Regetn.street, painter, March M.'9, and
• May I, at twcive, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mt. Pratt.
Lincoln's Inn New Square.
G. Evans, }listings, Stuisex. jeweller, March 27, April 2.. end
May 1. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor; Mr. Ccur.
I teen, Sise-lane.

J.' Jay, lie:cent-street, licm draper, Jlareb 27. April If, and
May I, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court- Snlichon4 Mclicca•
Walker, Rankles and Riehirds, Masinghall-itreet.
W. Kterart, t'heapvide, merchant, llttreb
and May I, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. tiotieltor, Mr.
Robinson, Carey•street.
F. Moon, 31irtleld, York, woollen-AA merchanykOtil t, sista.
7. and May I,* ten, at the Cleoryge Inn, IludderslAL tcolititat;
Mr. W. Jacontb,
11 F. Webb, Waping-street. grocer. March 23, rt. and Mak I.
at eleve!t, at the Itanktupte Coats. tisFteltori Mr: Pstoils;
70, Queen-strect, (711cap.it,e.

DIVIDENDS.
April 10. R. A. Jaren, Tottenham Court-e‘itl, liaenAiraPai,
eleven. at the :Bankrupts' Court.
April 10. W. Chil6, Whitehall, victualler, at deem, at thd
Bankri.pte Court.
March 30. J. Giotto°, Liverpool, merchant, itt twelve; de dui
Bankrupts' Court.
Iprill3. T. 31ulligan, Abbey Churchyard, Bath, at one, it lib/
Bankrupts' Court.
April 2G. T. Dibbont, J. Oibboant4 and D. Dibboir, jail. Wols
verhanipton, Stafford, bankers, at eleven, at the Jern.ngharu Amy
Inn, Shand, Salop.
April 11. I'. Lloyd,. Ron*, Ileldhedi greed', et deter, at the
Blush Tavern, Com-street, BristoL
April 11. W. Twigjc, Sheffield, York, pltitaber, at twelk,
tits Tenting Inn, Sheflied.
April 27. J. liehdertern and A. Neilson, 31Itte-couiti Itli!ki
street, merchants. at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 10. J. Kingsell, Blackwell, it/anther, at eleven, at the
Ban kru pts' Court.

April J. Schofield, Sheffield, York, merchtmt, at eleven,
diet 'unimercial Inn, Sheffield.
A iMil 13. G. Robertson, %Wapping, sbi'p-chandier, at one, at the
Ban krupta' Court.
April 10. C. Irving, SO uthamptol, schoolmaster, at twelve; at
the Coach and Horses Inn, Suinthanipton.
April 13. T. Dudley, Brighton, carpet-deder, tt twelve, it the
Bankrupts' Court.
April 10. C. Reuel% Prospect-place. I.n.irbetlti Surrey, Mau,
ranee-broker, at eleven, at the Bankrupts` Court.
April J. Bromley, Cirens.street, New-road, Mary:la-betcner
ironmonger, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
CERTIFICATES.—Arart It
E. Jones sea J. Minis, Badge-row, stationers—j. Cook, Hoek.'
dale, Lancaster, ironmonger—T. H. Pollard, Howland.street,
Fitzroy-square, Sour-factor—C. Niven, Holborn-bridge, oil-broker
—.l. Itattliogs, Shiptoo-under-li'hiehwood, Darold,
druggist.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,
.1. Gordon. J. (I. Miff, W. 11. Inglis, sod J. Hem, London,
(so t.r a. regards the said W. H. Inglis)—H. Ellis, T. Cox, ard
J. 31illiouni, Newensdr-upon-Tyne, plumbers —T. Dalffinsre and
Dallimore, Doctors' Commun. pottmesters—T. Hall and J.
Duncan, wine-merchants—T. Barker, sera, and .1. !((ears, baytnn.,
stone, Essex, common brewers—J. Musran, and IC Abbott; 1.a..
valmtoli cheirdsts--J. Hopkins and B Fanfold. Worthing, Susses:
wine-merchants--W. Bell and J. /Inward, Norwich, turttem...—
E. Petherbridge and L. Petherbvidge, Woodooreet. ChCapide.
feather-deafen—W. Evans, jun. and J. Tatman,&lnto!, colour.'
men—W. Landell and Ai'. W
_,Landell,Cesuonaricst, and tithed.
Thant* Southwark, and at *Rtitherhitbe, Surrey, eorwfaeteros.,
R. k'owler. A. (ledge, ard G. (ledge; Norwich. Brad.
slum and B. Fisher, Sltc•flield, York, teider-rnakers—.W. Mosley.
Angleses.street, Dublin, and U. llslops4;andssuerea4 Holborn,
jewellers--J. Crook and W. Steel, tverpooll—.J. Child, 0. Priest-
ley. and J. Tetlow, Rishworth, Hold's*, York, tottomupinnerit...,
J. Stanadeld and H. Emett, flandroki, Wrffigky, HalYatt, York,
chemists—J. Steel and (I. W. W. Fraser, Sallord.'Lireamov, dad
spinners—E Coker and S. Bryan, Ch niter„ Dor
Carle, sen. and R. De Carle, jun. Norwich, orone.msaons-i.K.
sack, 11. Bilke, and E. Ifillre, Change-alley, stoek.Arokers two fate
as regards the said R. bout, k)--J. Keene end J. Tester, !tomb
Audley-strett, tailoni—W. 31aePhenion and T. t'arter, chamista—s
A. Gondar and W. H. Thrupp, Winebeiter-wharf, Brookside,
surrey, coal-rnershants.

T. e average price of Brown or 3luecovado atm,
'from the Returns made in the week ending the 17th day et
1821, is 335. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties at Comma
paid or payable thereon on the imporudion thereof into Great
Britain.

Average price of Corn from the Retort's feceived 10 the Waif
ending March 13, 1024.
'heat. Barle. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pats.
s. d. ► 8. s. d. s. d. S. d. t d.
CS 7 38 10 I 25 8 44 0 141 3 39

NEETINGE OF CREDITORS,
AT Tat AA AA 4:0131T, ■ASINIAHwCGdTAEI'T,
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THIS DAT.

TIIIRD MEETING!.
Holden, J. Bmker's-rovr, ironmonger - :
Kinnear, J. Brighton, banker . -
Nash, F. liarden.row, Southwark, merchant -
Penney, T. li. Brighton, linen-draper -
Perkins, .I. Upper Thames street, stmicener .:
Hist, C. lannbard-strtet, auctioneer . ...
Honaldson, J. J. Bmad-street-place, merchant
Tarlir.g, T. S. Layton, Eases, tailor . .

SECOND MEETING.

Horgan, J. J. York-street. Commercial-road East, carpenter

FIRST liver!Nisi.
Boswell, T. Snrrey-street, Strand, tailor
Udder, S. Brick-lane, it'hitechapel, tea-dealer
lJetfreys, W. Quadrant, lit-gent-street, plumber
Keele, J. H'aterloo-road, stat:oner
Strain, W. 3litre-court, theapside. merchant
We'ob, B. P. Wapping-street, Middlesex, grocer

DI IDENDS.
Barker, T. and Ilutiron, F. flup-Grotmd Retire", Strarfortif
Essex, brewers -
Greases, J. I'. sharp, H. and Fisher, F. King's Arens.yard,
Cnlen:an-street, merchants - - Iff
Lee, J. Charles-streeet, Ifundeydoww, lighttrosaw . II
W. Rye, Sussex. draper 11