The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-29 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Industry, Dunn, from
Cork ; and the Betsey, Nichols, from London. Sailed the Hi_
naldo packet, toe the Leeward Islands; the Dryade, Davison, for
Valparaiso and Lima ; the Alknomack, Smith, for St. Kitts ; the
Sappho, Smith, and the liusklason, Gay, from St. John's, New
Brunswick ; and the Delos, Halch, for Gibraltar.
Cowie, SEPT. 117.—The Robin Hood, Woodbury, American
ship, from Havanna:, off the Isle of Wight, for Harnburgh, left
the Havannah on the 20th August last ; left the ship illacclestield
at Havannah, from Campeachy, put in for water. The Sir Joseph
amkes came into harbour to unload.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Bustard,
for Jamaica; his Majesty's ship Dreadnought, for Milford, to
lay as a lazaretto; and the Martinis of Iluntley transport, for
London.
DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Passed through the Temple, Beatley, and
Nesbit, Gray, from Jamaica ; the William Gault, Walsh,
from St. Domingo; the Amelia, Redding, from Accra; and the
Euphrates, Meade, from Calcutta—the latter remains. Came
down from the River and sailed with the whole of the outward.
hound, the Chase, Spoiler'. for Bordeaux ; the Frederick, Cutler,
for Sierra Leone; the Sir William Wallace, —, and the Colum-
bus. Brown, for the Mauritius.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the City of Edinburgh,
Wiseman, from Bengal; Aimbrook, —, from Lisbon; Ca-
therine, Swan, from Honduras; Ajax, Hoffber, from Lear; Ana-
tolia, Pyle, from Memel; Augustus Cesar, Selby, from St. Pe-
tevsburgh ; Aurora, Nanzick, from Dantzie; Fame, Mority, from
ditto. Sailed the Britannia, Fox, for Hamburgh; Skylark,
Davis., for Smyrna. •
Ramos, SEPT. V.—Arrive the Union, Blannin ; Princess
Charlotte, Herrey ; Clarendon, Drew Jamaica, Drew ; Bristol,
Payne, from Jamaica; Lord Melville, Coppinger, from Trinidad;
Gratitude. Davis, front St. Petersburgh ; Feliza, Cundy, front
Archangel ; Morgiana, • Suffolk. Ray, from Virginia ;
Harrison, Curling, from Quebec. Sailed the Milton, Webb, fur
New York ; Charlotte. Sweetman. for Bilboa ; Whitley Park,
Scott, for Dantzie ; Emerald Isle, Partridge, for Gibraltar.
The Codrington, Merewether, has arrived at Antigua.
WEXFORD, SEPT. 23—The Fame, of NVhitehaven, Benny,
from Mirantichi, which was driven on shore near the bar of
this place, on the 11th inst. has been got oft; after discharging her
cargo.
Nassau. AUG. 16.—The Sally Ann, Barry, from Bath to
Port.au.Prince, which put in here with loss of masts, Ate. has
been condemned as unaeaworhy, and vessel and cargo sold.
Accounts have been received of a severe gale on the Bth instant,
among the islands to windward, and some of the small craft
belonging to this port were on shore at Walling's Island and
St. Salvador. . . .

Buzxos Atoka. Atm. 2.—The Minstrel, Garrett, has just
arrived from Chorilloe in 3i days. She brings advices from Lima
to the 21st June, when the Castle of Callen had not surrendered.
The Bruce and George the Fourth sailed two days before the
Minstrel, for this river. The Government of Lima have pro.
hibited the introduction into Peru of Spitnish produce and menu.
factures of every description. Their Decree not only orders the
confiscation of such property as may arrive in the ports of
Peru after the 27th of this month, but declares as good prize
all vessels found with said property on board.
AUGUST 3.—The Eclipse, Clark, bound to Valparaiso, which
put in here, leaky, has been condemned. The Brazilian squadron,
anchored in the outer Roads, at present consists of the follow-
ing vessels; they have committed no act of hostility beyond board-
ing vessels that arrive or sail ---The 3laria da Gloria, Captain
Beaurepaire, 38 gone; Liberal, Gana°, 22; Caboelo brig, Gren-
fell, 18; Peraja ditto, Hayden, ill; Rio de la Plate, Anderson,
14 ; two schooners of war, and three gun-boats. The whole under
the command Admiral Lobos_ who has his lag on board the
corvette Liberal.

BINCIAL, Arui 7.—The Janet. Hatton, was seen on shore
on the %%reagent Shoal oil Rangoon.

Arrived off Dover the Anne, Pule, from Antigua.
In the Downs, the Seger, Munro; the Edgar, Campbell, from
Jemmies,
When the Euphrates. arrived in the Downs, sailed from Cal-
cutta, the ships Providence, Timandra, and Adrian, were on the
point of ssiling4or London.
The Neilson, Laughum, was spoken with 13th inst.; and the
Thomas, of Liverpool, fur Quebec, on the 17th, with loss of top-
masts and sails split.

A curious scene took place in Barnstaple church yester-
day sennight. A young female, the daughter of Mrs.
Hill, of the Crown and Anchor Inn, presented herself at
the altar to be joined in holy matrimony to a recruiting
sergeant. For several years she had been engaged to a
resp...etable young tradesman of that town, to whom report
says she was last week to have been united, with the en-
tire approbation of her family and friends, and with whom
she hnd taken an early walk un the morning of the day on
which she was married ; but tho sergeant having a..cretly
attacked her affections, made a breach in her constancy,
1 pursued his advantage, and hastened to the church ere her
friends had any conception of their intentions. Immedi-
ately as the intelligence rinched them they fled to the
church, where they found the clergyman performing the
ceremony, which was suddenly interrupted by their en-
-1 trance; but in spite of the tears, entreaties, and threats of
her mother, the pathetic appeals, the affectionate remon-
strances, or the agitated feelings of her agonised lover,
who fainted on the spot, she persisted in her determination
to be, united to the soldier ; and her mother and lover being
retnoved from the altar, the ceremony was concluded, and
chi new married couple entered a carriage which awaited
them at tbe,ebarch, and drove off towards Plymouth, to
lain the regiment, under marching orders for Ireland.—
Eider dyred. •