The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CUSTOM-HOUSE. Stanch B.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS—The Orion, edlund, from
Gage; Cynthia, Hart, from Treport ; Jonge an, Siepen, from
Hever • Georgian's Scarlet, from Dunkirk ; Countess of Elgin.
Stranacl, from Ostend; British Union, Wills, from Plymouth :
Britannia, Willett, from St. Michael's • Better, Cargill, from
Lisbon • Nymph, Watkins, from St. 'Michael's ; Sportsman,
Coster, 'from Guernsey ; Johanna, Ruch, from Dantaic; Anna,
Smith, from Stockholm ; Antic Christine. Larsen, from Christiana:
Cornwall, Robinson, and Crown Prince Frederick, Halters, from
Gottenburgh ; Lucinda, Sehwenson, and Catharine, Bartels" from
Memel ; Friherrinden, Doran. from Gottenburgh ; Printls Fred-
ri:k, Sart', from Laurvig : Haabet, Hawe, from Christiana ; l-
ndustry, Barclay, from Schien ; Grey Lauvrig. Moldenhauer, from
Frederickstadt; Kongsberg, Nielsen, from Gottenburgh ; Goode
Hoop, Arent:, from Uowacht and Harlingen ; Nora, Evensen, and
Nara, Larsen, from Frederickstadt • Symmetry, Davison, from
Demerara ' • Dolphin, Touzean, from 'Rio Janeiro ; Abeona, Pater-
son, from St. Michael's ; Superb, CEimmelius, from Gamla Car-
leby • Emanuel. Petersen, from Frederickstadt ; Mars, Jantzen,
and /Leann* Wilhelmina, Bencke, from Dantzic ; lloppett, Marti°,
from Gottenburgh ; Bon Violeur, Jantzen, front Dantzic • True
Blue, Davies, from Limerick ; Ts o Sisters, Dyer, from D'ublin
Charles, Miry, from Waterford ; Ranger, Savage, from Belfast ;
Mary Anp, Shellabear, from Yeughal ; Mercury. Freeman, from
Limerick ; Commerce, M•Grath, horn Youghil; and Margare:,
Thomas, from Ross.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Rotterdam, Laming, for Rot-
terdam ; Bombay, Charretie, for China; Philotaze, Ruurds, for
Tenerife; Hercule, Wittevroughel, for Havre and Rouen;
Edward, Ballet°. fur Bremen ; Thetis, Foster, for Elsineur ; Lyra,
Guest, for Gibraltar; Rachel. Chadwick, for Hamburg's ; George
Smith, for Rio Janeiro ; Zephyr, Thompson, and Triton, Owens,
for Belfast; William Penn, Hughes. for Cork,. True Blue,
Davies, for Limerick ; Two Sisters, Dyer, for Dublin ; Tiber,
Roane, for Hamburgh ; and Charles Grant, Hay, for India and
China.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FIITATLT AT GRAVESEND—The
John Dongan, Leggett, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople;
Two Brothers, Woollaeott. for Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio
Janeiro: Clementine, Wolff, for Stettin ; Two Brothers, Robson,
fur Hamburgh ; Aelfleda, Norfor, fot Gibraltar ; and Alelpomente,
Johnston, for New Mexico.
CLEARING Our's/mins—The Perseverance, Mangham. for
Hamburgh Heighington, Wilson, for the Cape of Good Hope,
Prince of Wales's Island, Batavia, Sinespore, and Calcutta ;
Britannia, Bradley, for Jamaica ; Tropic, Branford, for Madeira
and Barbadoes ; Sicilian, Jamieson, for Sierra Leone ; Arethusa,
Strorg, for Naples and Messina ; Mary Rusaell, NVhillis, for
Gambia and Cape Coast Castle ; Commercial Packet, Collins, for
Silts* ; and Ida, Schauer, for Stettin.

FROM LIAWD'S LIST.

FALMoUtH, MaucH 7.—No arrivals or sailings.
PORTSMOU TH, MARCH B.—Arrived the London, Purvis, form
the Downs for Demerara ; Elbana, Smale, from Waterford to
London, with a general cargo, very leaky. Sailed the Madras,
layrcr, for Madras.

111Ancu B.—Passed through the Sarah, Eke, for Africa.
GRAVESEND, DiAUCH B.—Arrived the Cyrene, Barrett, from
Demerara; Greenock, Richmond, and Lord Hmgerford, Far-
quharson, from Calcutta ; and Were, Allen, from Sierra Leone.
Sailed the Piggott, liodnett, for Jamaica ; John, Hutchinson, for
Rio; Levant Packet, Cundy, for Gibraltar; and llarbadoes
Planter, Redman, for Barbadoes.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 7.—The Princess Charlotte, bound to
this port, which put back to Calcutta 21st September to repair, has
been discharged, docked, and repaired ; and would sail in three
weeks from the Ist of November.

LIMERICK, MARC!! s.—The Fame, Owen, from this port for
London, which put into Kilrush last week, merely sprung a leak
in her quarter. She lass been repaired, and is rest:), ter sea.
The ,Merchant, Merchant, --, and the Lord Nelson, of Sunderland, wire
driven on ►hore near Shields on Sunday—crews saved.
The Dandy, Atkins, from Dundee to London, sunk off the
Dudgeon Sand on 3londay night—crew saved.
The flowditch, from New Orleans, arrived at Havre on Sunder',
sailed from &lite on the 51 ult. The Sabina, for Liverpool.
sailed about 31st January • the William Neilson, for Liverpool,
and Dolphin, for Cork, had previously sided ; and the Superior,
for Harr., was ready for sea.
The Cynthia, Hart. from Trcport, with the goods saved from the
Four Sisters, Stockell, bound to Malts, Smyrna, and Constanti-
nople, wrecked on the coast of France, is arrived in the London
Dock.
The Speedwell, Fools,. from London to New Orleans, sprung a
leak, and was abandoned by the crew on the 2511) of January, u:ar
Tenerilre.

VESSELS SPOKES WITH :—The Countess Dalhousie, from
Liverpool to 'Valparaiso. 27th ult.. by the Betsey. Cargill, arrived
in the River. George Auguste- from Oporto, nth January, by
the Ilindostan, arrived at Liverpool. Brazilian, from Buenos
Ayres to Bahia, Bth January, by the Agnes. Johnson, arrived at
Liverpool. Azores Packet, M'Donald, from London to St.
Michael's, 4th instant, Scilly bearing north distant nine leagues,
by the Lady of the Lake, arrived at Plymouth.

CORN EXCHANGE, _MARCH 9.

The Supplies of Grain since Monday consist of 4,900 quarters
Wheat, 0,165 quarters Barley, and 25,600 quarters Oats, with
6,200 sacks Flour. We have not to note any alteradou iu prices
from Monday, but every Article was heavy, sale to-day.

BIRTHS.
On Monday last, at his house, in Hill-street, the lady of Wil-
liam Su,llgt, Esq. M.P. of a son and Wt.
On the 6th inst. at the Reetori; 'Parlsrorth, Berke, the lady of
the Rev. tl. W. Curti..., of a daughter.
At West Dean, Wilts, the lady of the Rev. Erasmus Grimes
Williams, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At Dublin, on the 3d inst. William Henry Stopford, Esq.
Captain in the Royal Artillery, ion of the late Lleutcrant-General
the Honourable Edward Stopford. to Mira Sophia, second
daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Bull, C.D., of the Royal
Horse Artillery.
On Thursday morning, the 24th of February, at Catle-Hyde
Church, Anthony Hyde, Esq. second son of Robert Hyde, Esq.
of Hallymaccallen, to Catherine, eldest daughter of George Chap-
man, Esq. of Fairfield.

DIED.
At her house. Dean•street, Soho-square, Lady Bell, relict of Sir
Thomas Bell, Knt.
On the sth inst. at Tenhy, after a lingering illness, in the 42d
year M. N. age, Francis Manners Sutton, Esquire, late Lieutenant-
Cokuel in the Guards, and second son of Ws Grace the Archbishop
of Canterbury.
At Jamaica, on the 3tl of January last, Major Ril&rick
Mackenzie, of his Majesty's 77th Regiment, to the 41st your of
his age.
At the Isle of France, on the ltd of Octobze last, whither he
had arrived for the recovery of his health, Captain John Mac-
kiutosh, of theHonounible Ent India Company's service, late Chief
Engineer of the :hadn't; Division of Troops employed in the Bur-
mese War.
At Bath, on the 25th of February, at the house of his grand-
father, John Butler Butler, Esq. Conitnissary-Genetal, et. a rapid
decline. John James Franklin, eldest son of the late Umtata
John Robinson Franklin, of the lion. East India Company's stir.
vice, aged IC
On the 4th inst. at Ramified, the Rev. Thomas !lodge, B.D.
Archdeacon of Gloucester, and Chancellor of Hereford, uncle of
the Rec. Dr. Budge, of Lialshouse.
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