The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-19 00:00:00

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST•

PENZANCE, Atto. 16.—The buoy lately laid down newt the
Rundlestone parted from its moorings yesterday morning, and
went in the stream. The buoy has this morning been towed to
this pier.
FALMOUTH, A uo. 16.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Thetis, on a
cruise; Venus, Case, for Dublin; and Phoenix, Taylor, for that-
gow. Remains the Enterprise steamer, for India.
PORTSMOUTH, Aua. 17.—Arrived the William and :inn,
Wilkins, from Peteraburgh. Sailed the Britannia, Sleernan,. for
Odessa ; Richard, Coates, and Commercial Packet, Collins, for
Malaga ; and Taward Castle, Jeffery, for New South Wales. Be.
mains the Asp, House. for the South Seas.
DEAL, Aura. 17.—Passed through for the river, the Duchess of
York transport, from Cowes; Louisa, —, from Jamaica; Jet.
ay, Aspill, from Genoa ; and Mary and Eliza, Davies, from
Dublin. Arrived from the river, the Emily, llnnd, for the South
Seas, and remain with the Elphinston, for Bengal. and set tral
brigs, names unknown.
GRAVESEND, Ave. 17.—Arrived the Preston, Wallace, f tom
Leghorn ; Success, Stephenson, from Archangel ; John, WB,7M,
frau Hamburgh ; Madelina, Carr, from ditto; Nile, Robson, (tool
ditto; Agenoria, Barker, from Peteraburgli ; Benjamin, St, Ige.
wick, from ditto; Providence, Chapman, from ditto; Nich.llm,
Edington, from ditto; Sophia, Hackle, from Sierre Leone; Imo:
Evans, from &doe ; Fanny, Feared, from Riga; Eleanor',
benson, from Trieste; kitty, Cole, from Petersburg!) ; 0; .an.
Miles, from ditto; Mayflower, Hague, from Memel ; Susan and
Ann, Johnson, from ditto; Cumberland, Duxford, Irons ditto;
Resolution, Ward, from Quebec ; Nelson, Crawford. from di :te;
Waterloo, Leveque, from Jamaica. Sailed, Rob Roy. Kil lett,
for Petersburgh ; Abeona, Cubist. for Cadiz; Thetis, Reed, to:
Hamburgh ; Roseville, Scott, for Bilbos.
GIBRALTAR, JULY 26.—Two Colombian privateers, a brig amd
a schooner, were cruising in the Straits, in sight of this, yesterday
afternoon, and the schooner has been seen between Ceuta and Apo!•
hill this morning.
RIGA, JULY 20. (OS.)—A very severe gale of wind was ez•
perienced here from the Kith, till the evening or the 17th inac•
when the Fame, of South Shields, Stratford, from Hull for thh I
port, was driven on shore on a reef of sand not far from the moat?,
of this river, and lies there full of water; but should the weather
continue moderate it is expected she will be got off. The Apropos ,
Tangren, which sailed from hence 16th inst. for Cadmus, nie
observed on shore the next morning, and has gone to pieces. The
crews of both vessels are saved.

A brig or schooner in ballast, and bottom up, was seen flea r
Bornholm 27th ult. the letters on the stern appeared to be ep .
tune of Boston."
The America, Videan, from Guadeloupe for Bordeaux, stmel
on the rocks off the island of Barbonde, where she remained 5 I
hours; after having thrown overboard all she had on the deck, an I
part of what was stowed between decka,went to relit at St.Tholuail
where she unloaded her cargo to be repaired.
VESSELS SPOKEN WIT H.—Liberty, of Hull, Cephalonia fa
Falmouth, for orders, 4th inst. out 38 days, all well, by the Betsey ,
arrived at deal. Traveller, Harvey, for Liverpool, oft' Brie ;
sth Aug. the schooner Olive Branch, from Plymouth for Nffil
foundland, by the Terra Nova, arrived at Liverpool. South Ba -
ton, Liverpool for Charleston, 12th ult.; Tranby, Charleston fa t
London, 17th • Dorothy, Liverpool for New York, 28th; Ta 0
Sisters, of Sunderland, •from London, 2'hil ; Wm. Tell, Penn •
burgh for New York, Ist inst. by the Pacific,arrived at IVhin •
haven. Nottingham, Short, from Lon. lontlerry, 28th ult. wit h
passengers, by the Speculation, arrived rd Padstow. Indians, t
Dartmouth, from Madeira for St. John's,, Newfoundland, 18th al L
out 33 days, by the Columbus, arrived at Shields. Perteval, •
mouth to Quebec, 2d inst. by the Ameri ran, arrived at Liverpoo L
Charlotte, —. Bristol to New York, .Bth ult. by the Sums° t,
Fanning, arrived at Liverpool. Jason, of Baltimore, from Want
Point, 24th ult. by the Relief, arrived at Belfast. Rolla. Loads
to Quebec, 6th ult. by the Eleanor. Potts, arrived at Bello st.
Eclipse, Newfoundland to Oporto, 31 it ult. by the Java, arrived at
Liverpool. John Salmon, Davidsoi 1, Newcastle to Miramid
23d ult.; Christian and Jane, Abe rdeen to Pictou 21th, by tthe
Mariner, arrived in the Clyde. C: spender, Clyde to St. John 'iv
N.B. 23d ult. Dorcas Savage, Lon ionderry to St. Andrew's. nit
22d ult. by the Henry Rayne, a hived in the Clyde. Woman
Hastings, Rawer ; Bombay, Chris' fe ; and Lowther Castle, Bak a,
Landon to China, Ist June. Prin eras Charlotte of Wales, Bid to,
London to Madras and Bengal, 3 1 June. Susannah. Plymouth. to
St. John's, N.B. 13th ult.; For' itude, London to Quebec, 18 it,
by the Marian, Fairlie, arrived i a the Clyde. Elisabeth and Saab,
Dublin to Quebec, 27th ult. • 4 ..leres, Eidy, Poole to Newfout
31st, by the Moro. ainson, arrived at Cowes. (Irate.
Sicily to Rio Janeiro, 3d ult. t iff Cape de Gait. Delta, Liverpool
for 1 irginia, and the Clarissa Ann, Charleston for Liverpool„4th
rose, by the Mary Catherine, a tr ived at Liverpool.

CORPOREAL IDE NTI7:Y. --Some have consideral
change of corporeal id mti Cy to be effected every three,
others every seven yc ars. Letters marked on the sign,
however, last during life; an d there ate some diseases of
which the constitution is only t )nce susceptible.

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BIRTI IS.
At Bath, on Sunday, the lady of Lord Henty Moore was safe*
delivered of a son and heir.
On Tuesday, at his house in Cavei dish-square, the lady ofJoha
Kingsmill, Esq. of a daughter.

MARRIL D.
Ott Tuesday, at St. Giles's,)erwell, Mr. John
Patricroft, Lancashire, to Hannah, youngest daughter oß;Zhaaj
Wilcoxon, Esq. of-Lombanl-street.
On the 11th inst. at St. Mary-la-1 tonne Church, W. Higbdel,
Esq of the Inner Temple, to Amelia Julia Stevens, of the parlt
of St. Mary-la-boane, only daughter of the late Robert Stereos,
Esq.
On Monday, at St. George's Chum!. t, Southwark, John Asktere
Esq. Blackman-street, to Sarah Ann I tobinson, wieow of tto Is
John Robinson, Esq. of Monument.ya rd.
On Tuesday, at St. Dunstan's-in-C le-West, Mr. J. S. Thar.
son, solicitor, to Elizabeth, daughter of • the late Edward Burger,
Elan IVednesday, at Trinity Church, Newington, Surrey, 31r.
Isaac Taylor, jun. of Stanford Rivers, E max, to Elisabeth, second
daughter of the late James Medland, Es. I. of Newington.
On Tuesday, at Walcot Church, 1 kth, Lieutcnant-Colunel
Chitty, of the Honourable East India . Company's Servos, t'
Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the late eJ. 0. Bolan', Kw. _,.
Norwich.

Yesterday tuorning, at St. Martin's-in. the-Fields, John Thrift*
Justice, Esq. eldest son of Francis Justice, Esq. of Abbey House,
!kris, to Mary, youngest daughter of ti to late Harry Worn, +ld.
Esq. of Woodhouse House, Yorkshire.

On Sunday, after a few daDlEDys' illness, at Bidileaden House,, nest
Andover, where he was upon a visit to I !is nephew, John: Galt
Everett, Et.q. of Ileytesbury, In the county of Wilts.
On Tuesday, at lee son-m-law's (111 r. P liaison's), Cross-si reel,
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, % C, of Newington-h utts
Islington, Mrs. Ann Langston, in the 78th . year of her age. vt trios
_of Win. Langston, Esq. late of Highbury. place.
On the 11th inst. at Bath Thomas Stu
and of Croydon, Surrey, Esq. in the 77th y kor of his age. law
At Norwich, on Monday, aged 61, Sat oh, widow of the
Jas. Vincent Mathias, Esq. of Stanhoe Hall ' Norfolk. ,
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON RBI DGE THIS DI V.
Morning Stain. after 5. I Evenia `SO min. after S.
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