The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-12 00:00:00

NENV -SOrTII WALES.

The Regalia, Collins. from New South Wales, has ar-
rived off Portsmouth ; sailed from Sydney the 22d August,
from Hobart Town the Sth October, and from Rio Janeiro
the 30th Dee.

•~.trrivals at Van Dieman's Laud.—The Mary, Steel, and
the Ocean, Harrison, from London. _ _ _

Rio Janeiro.—Tbe Lusitania, Langdont front Van Die-
man'a Land to London, remained at Rio Janeiro Dec. 18,
bound to London. _ _

Sailing from Rio Janeiro, Dee. 26.—The Guildtbrd,
Johnson, for New South %Vales, after completing her re-
pair..
Vatparaiso.—The Zenokii, Laws, tailed for Bengal the
23d Oct.

l'enagg.—The Alfred, Bulge, which sailed from Ben-
gal the 27th Sept., had arrived at Penang, and was pro-
ceeding to Singapore, Batavia, and Loudon.

SHIPPING INTE &LICENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCY! 11.
ENTIESIZZIO INWAIIOII.
Ruby, Howell (Roil), broker). from St. Michael's.
Duke of Wellington, Jefftee (Verne). from Charente.
Sincerity. Smith (Gilson). from Guernsey.
Welcome, Moritz (3l•Ghie), from Lisbon.
Oak, Spencer (Buck), from Faro.
Pomona. Ball (Barry), from ditto.
Jane, Wylie (Longridge). from Gibraltar.
Falcon, Rowe (Burnett), from St. Michael's.
Speedy, Andrew (Rogers), frau Abea.
Mary, Abbott (Archer), from Lisboa.
Sector, Hart (Eastman), from St. Michael's.

Betati, Burke (Brown),' from Newfoundland.
Latona, Lowe (Pide), from Demerara.
Levant, Fraser (Da)tota), from Nevis.
Effort, Farrant Olawkiltr). from Melina,.
Richard, IVilliamson (L. ()'Rey), from Demerara.
Ann, Wood (Pine), from Madeira.
Dandy, Law (Lamb), from Lisbon.
Recovery, Barney (Bouleott), from the South Seas.
Margaret, Can (Carter), from Guernsey.
Catharine, Brewer Wises), from Smyrna.
Kerswill, Armstrong (Home), from the Cape of Good !lope.
Hopper, Sky (Lindgren), from Gottenburgh.
Heffbung, Odes (Bremer), from Havre.
Seagull, Stammland (Bowan), from Oottenburgh.
Twee Gebroeskra, Stamp (Jutting), from Antwerp.
Vriendship, Viewer (Hokum), from Worcum.
Warren, South (Barry), from Virginia.
Martcli 10.

Sates E lww-e;;;.--Tire Hama, item Dunkirk ;
Waterloo and Fox, from Ostend; Dyson, from St. Michael's;
Union, from St. Übes ; William, and Margaret, from Charente;
Arend, from Antwerp ; Fortitude, from St. Kin's ; Wataioo,
from Charleston ; .Manly from Montserrat; Diamond, from Dub-
lin_ ; and Caroline, from Cork.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—fire Mentor, for Elsineur ; Jorge
Joanna, for Brussels; Joseph, for Dominic. ; Dart, for Ostend
Lady Arabella, for Lima; Vrow Mendel:a, for Rotterdam ; and
Aurora, for Malta.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Pitestio, for Tobago ; Fortuna,
far Cadiz ; Killingbeek, for Antigua ; Auguste, for Havre ; Sc.
Nymph, fez Naples ; and Providence, for Elsineur.
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!SOU LLOYD'S LIST.

Isanotton, platen' 9.—The Magma packet, which arrived
yesterday trim Lisboa, left in the Tagus his Majesty's ship
Windsor Castle. The Tribune and Glasgow frigates bad sailed
for the Mediterranean. Arrived the Eclipse packet, from Rio
Janeiro—sailed the 11th January ; and Catherine, Flagg, from
London. The Resolution, Pederson, from •Inngsound, parted her
cable yesterday, and drove on shore near St. Just Pool, where she
now hes, but without having sustained any inury. The pilots
which brought in the sloop Susannah, began discharging he cargo
this morning.
PORTSMOUTH, AIAECH 10.—Arrived, the Loyal Briton trans-
port, from the West Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ships Cemeleon
and Calliope, to the Westward t General Palmer, front Madras ;
Olive' for Mobile ; Army, for Rio Janeiro ; Britannia, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; for Smyrna • Elizabeth, for St.
John's, New Brunswick • Susannah, foe Rio; Janeiro ; and Spar-
tan, for St. John's, New 'Brunswick.
DEAL, Maacn 10.—Arrived, the Mexican, Kellen*, from Ha-
vannah. Came down from the River and sailed, the Mangrove
Bay, for the Mediterranean ; Joseph, Christopher, for Batavia ;
Berbera, Drumhead, for Rio Janeiro; Dawn, Marshall, for St.
John's ; Asaeb. Webster, for St. Mary's ; Faith, Foster, ter
Honduras ; Lamer, Young, for Lisbon : and Camden —,
foe Jamaica : also, the Honourable Company's ship London, for
India.

GRAVERZWD, Matra 10.—Arrived, the Effort, Tennant, from
Messina ' • Waiter, Smith, from Virginia ; Dandy, Law ; Mary,
Abbot ; and Welcome' Morie, from Lisbon ; Margaret, Carr ;
and Sincerity, Smith, from Guernsey; Ribband, AVilliamson ;
and batons, Lowe, from Demerara ; Ann, Woods, from Madeira;
Catherine, Brewer ; and Effort, MLLuckie, from Smyrna ; Reco-
very, Dane, from the South Seas ; Juno, Pritchard, from Jamai-
ca ; Ruby, Haswell, from St. lifichael's ; Levant, Fraser, from
Nevis ; Reeswell, Armstrong, from the Cape of Good Hope ;
Oak, Pittman, from Faro ; and Jane, AVllie from Gibraltar.
Sailed, the Britannia, Gibbon, fur Oporto ; Devonshire, Tanner,
foe Rio : Vine, Webb, for Trinidad : and Elizabeth Maria,
Hansen, for Bergen.
LIVERPOOL, Marten 11.—The equinoctial gales have already
set in with considerable violence. On Wednesday last the force of
the adverse wind and tide in our river was such, that some of the
steam-boats from the opposite ferries, which usually perform their
Wage across in six et seven minutes, were more than two bowmen
passage.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH B.—The Tamer, Lawry, sailed from
Waterfoed for this port on the Ist instant, and is supposed to
be lost, as several water casks, marked " Tamer," have been
picked up off l'aernarvon.
Mascot V.—Arrived, the Bridget, Leslie, from Bengal ; Nets.
ruse, White, from Buenos Ayres ; Dominica, Johnson, from
Maranhao] ; Eleanor, Young, froth Demerara • Balfour, Gunson,
trorn Savannah ; arid Joe, Gramiey, from Lisboa.
Ixeitacnstroa. httakeit .PO4'6 Apollo, Oarless, from Cork
foe Liverpool, is discharging here.
Surma 'mean, Maata 9.—The Iris, Lister, of this port, is on
shore near Whitburn, but expected to be got oil.
Worrrir AVEX, MaaC B.—The Edward, Gibson, from Bel-
fast, went on shore to-day, behind the Garth, at Workington. The
Friendship, Gill, from Workington to Liverpool, was driven on
shore this morning, at Workington Point, with loss of mainmast.
The brig Leopard, Hampton, is on shore behind the Pier, at
Workington. 'The Brothers, Graham, is on shore at Harrington,
and has received a great deal of damage. The Industry, of ork-
legion, which was on shore at Ravengiass, went to pieces on Thurs-
day. The Jane and Mary, Collin, from Dublin to this port, wan
driven on shore at Harrington, yesterday ; but got off with hiss of
foremast.

Dar gwock, Illattcw S.—Between Tuesday night and Wed-
nesday morning it blew a severe gale here, from W.N.NV. when
the brig John Dunn, Crews, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., with tim-
ber, parted front ha moorings, and drove on the Bank ; but we
have not heard that the hod, as yet, sustained any injury. In the
same gale, the ship Eleabeth, titmpson, from Demerara, had her
rudder unshipped at the back of the Quay ; and the ship Rebecca,
Alexander, for Jamaica, had her larboard lore and main chains
carried away by striking against the Quay, and started a good deal
of her treenail'.

ii:1111-111, 51411 CH 7-11ie Express, %ugh vessel of war, one of
the English squadron blockading Algiers, arrived at 31arseilles
the nth Feb.

VESSELS sroctrr wyrrt.—Elisabeth, of and for Liverpool,
from Buenas AM., 21st Jan. 27th Jan., the American brig
Spartan, bound to Rio, by his Majesty's ship Eclipse, arrived at
Falmouth. The Spartan spoke the Laglish ship Adrian, from
Loudon, bound to Van Dieman's Land, Feb. 6. °salon, Black,
for Rio Janeiro, 20th Feb.; Stirling, for Smyrna, 2kt Ft.b. ;
and Albion, for Demerara, 23d Feb.. by the Rose, Cornaby, ar-
rived In the River. They were all well.
The Eleanor, Hunter, from Lynn to Dunbar, struck on a sunken
rock, near Dunbar Pier, on the lttli instant, and bilged.
A vessel has been towed into Harwich, bottom upwards, sup-
posed to be the Esther, Andus, from Isindon to Oainsborough.
The Alargaret Brak, Lysll, from Bahia, has put into Flushing,
with loss of rudder.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Gibraltar, 1
dated F.b. 19:—" The Packet, Tyler, arrived last night from
Rhode !bland, reports having spoken a piratical privateer off Ca-
diz, yesterday, which stated that they had taken three Spanish ves-
sels offthat port ; and reported they bed seen two Algenne frigates
in that vicinity.