The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-27 00:00:00

DARTMOUTH. JUNE 23.—The dayflower, Williams, lion
Liverpool, arrived here this day, saw at half-past seven on Torrid iv
evening, a large schooner, with white wide, run on the Stag Rock,
off the ;Lizard' and sunk ; they were about one mile dim:::
Another small vessel being nearer, sent their boat to assist, but
nothing appeared to be taken up by them.
DEAL. JuNt 24.—Arrived from the River the Sarah, Douglas,
for Rio Janeiro; Matilda, Yetis, for Malta; and Sarah, Drum-
mond, for New York.
Four p.m.A ship Is coming Into the Downs, supposed to be
the Lord Hungerford, for Madras.
GRAVESEND, JVNE 24.—Arrived, the Maria, Parker. from
Malta; Mangles. login, from New South Wales ; John Buschman.
Brown from Grenada ; Stockton, Galbraith, front Honduras ;
Good Igotber, —, from Sandefiord. Sailed, the Etheldreit.
Wilson, for Quebec ; Glaplwa, Morton, for Antigua ; Mary,
Hardy, Quebec; London, Rumbert, for Hareburgh.
Etsizont, .11:x s 14.—The Thomas Nayler. Tummon. frrna
flavannah to Petersburgh ' • and the Columbus, Turner, from H
vannah to Copenhagen andPetersburgb, arrived this morning. and
will, in all probability, have to perform fourteen days' quaraarie.
On the 7:h inst. an American ship was szen in lat. 44.37. 7s
long. 27. !O. IV., waterlogged and abandoned, with only her 111111111-
mast standing.
The Mangrove Bay, from Liverpool for Jamaica, was spoken
with on 24th. in Ist. 4. long.
The Pacific, arrived off Liverpool from New York, sailed ht
June, brings an accnant of the fall of Callao.
The Mary, of IVorklngton, • Lee, was to sail from Ilarbadots
13th_ult.
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Alice, Birbeck, from Liverpool for :24. John's, N.B. 0..: a
days.
The Wellmley, from Jamaica, was parted with cleat o the
Gulf, on the 14:11 ult. by the Thetis. arrived in the River.
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll.—Mangrov Bay, from Liverpool
for Jamaica, 9th inst. saw an American vessel water-logged sea
abandoned by the new, only the mainmast standing, by the Bal-
four, Gunson2 arrived Mr the Isle of Wight.
At Halifax fair, on show of mulch COW 3 was
very slender ; but that of horses was abundant, and re:
them good prices were obtained.
Mr. Castelli, of Waterford, has now in his possession a
beautiful painting of Judith and Holophernes, for which
he has refused five hundred pounds. It formerly belonged
to a respectable family in Dublin. who sold Is for lust:
pounds! There is scarcely a doubt of its being a Paul
Veronese.—Dithlin Paper.
HERRING FISHERY.—A letter from `Vick states, that
the boats had taken great quantities of herrings on th:
hooks. Fresh herrings were selling, of a fine quality. at
6d. per dozen.—Fresli herrings are getting mare plentiful
in the West Highland lochs. A boat had arrived at the
Broomielaw with ten or eleven hundred. which mi t a featly
sale. They were retailed in the streets at three-halfpence
each.—Ediskurgh Weekly Journal.
The late fire bear Cavendish-aquas. where so many
houses were destroyed, is suspected to have been the work
of an incendiary... The resirlene: of an old woman named
Popp'.ewell, 66, Afortimer-street. was, with its furniture,
entirely destroyed by the fire. The woman was in ber
90th year, and formerly lived in the service of the Princess
Amelia; and her husband was butler to the Princess. She
had formerly been one of the housemaids to George 11.
and raged with considers.
es immediately set off front
understand, a mutt destroy..
totbilvweOenfnflutr.oBe:tbttrih oerdAkspocanyolt.tunnrbea'rftnrhienoorgfugyehdlnvoegisnn• have not yet obtained full
particulars respecting this calamitous event, we bear that
Fourteen or fifteen hones or cottages have been burnt
down.