The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-11 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH. MAY B.—Off the port, the Highlander. Scott,
from Dahl& in On days. Arrived the Hebe, Jones, from Bristol for
Philadelphia, leaky, and part of her cargo thrown overboard—Yu
been out 24 days, and as far West as long. 23.30. Arrived also,
the Lady Wellington packet, from New Vork—sailed the 11th
and from Halifax 20th ditto; and Prince Regent packet, from the
Mediterrancan—sailed from Corfu the llat March; Malta. 9to
April; and Gibraltar, the 211th ditto. Sailed the Duke of Rant
packet, for Lisbon ; and John, Wills, for Naples.
PLYMOUTH, MAY H.—Arrived the (:ittherine Marla, from
Minato; Nymph, Watkins, from Messina, in 38 days: Vigilant,
Poe, from Cadiz. In 13 days. Sailed the Golconda, Edwards for
J
Mad:as; Concord, Freeman, for Hamburgh; and Lyeurgus, ow-
my, for Lisbon.
FORTANOUTII, MAT o.—Arrived the Spring, Quads, from
the Downs for Demerara; Lord Amherst, Lucas, from ditto for
Madras. Sailed the David Scott, Thornhill, for Madras. The
Thalia, Munroe. which put in here in distress, still continues to
make a great deal of water: about half her cargo has been dis-
charged,but very little appears to be damaged ; we see apprehen-1
sive she will have to be discharged, and the ship repaired before
she can proceed.
DEAL, MAT o.—Arrived yesterday the Standard, botheringt, ,ori
in 37 days from Jamaica; and Amity, Grey, from London. Passed
through this day the Electra, Robinson, from Philadelphia; Scep-
tre, Balllcy, from Dominica (both for Landow ; and the Chieftain,
Paulson; Coventry, Puerile; Elizabeth, Wickham ; and the
Fanny transport, from Landon.
Gutsy ration, Aram It —Arrived the James, Hogg; Eliza.
both, Smith Charlotte, Tate; Diana, Conrigg; linen's, Chri-
tie ; Neptune, Robson; and Agenoria. Everson, limn Memel.
Standard, Lotheringum ' • and Nesbit, Gray' from Jamaica--
Thesis, Reed, from liantburgli. lleteey and Sophia, Gamma!
from Dominica; Tobago, - - from Grenada, and several others,
names unknown. ailed the live, Desn, for Sierra Leone ; New
Hatriet, Small ; and Lively, Beater, for Gibraltar. Exmouth,
Amen, for Matlrris. Claremont, Gramlin. tOr Jamaica; Little
Sally, (Gipson, for Zante ; and the Aurora, Jackson, for Malta.
lovr. n root., MAY 8 —Artier:al the Mars, Mitchell, front
Charleston. On the lath of April. in lat. 42. 40. long. MI. LC at
fotr p.m. saw a vessel un tire, with nothing standing but her bow-
sprit ; passed shout twenty &Moms distant from her ; she was at
that time burning its low as the hands, with not the least appear.
finer of any one on board ; she appeared to be a vessel of about
two !umpired tons, very sharp, with a fiddle or billet head, the
cutwater standing ratlits airtight out front the stern ; at the
time we saw her she was a solid mass of tire; at eleven p.m. we
left her. . .

litnaAt.T an, A PIM. 17.—An innirgcnt privateer was cruising
yestenlay, at the entrance of the Straits.
Aram 19.- -Tiii• Unlit Diary mentions two Spanish rends
raptured by Insingent privateers. on the 7th and ”th inst.
N4IO4:IAV. N. I'., Aram 7.—The schooner, Zangu, which ar-
rived on the 17th ult., from Ilavanna, reports having been plor.-
tiered by pirates, in boats, to ice lately, on the North side of l'oba.
The sloop Theodore reports a British brig, from Honduras, being
aground on the Florida Beef.

The Bull Dog, Graham, r Pernambuco, for lArerpool, was
totally hot •Jllll Jan. about lOU miles East of Cape St. 'toque.—
l'rew wed.

lirel.;vtv. Vaughan, from Newcastle to Boston, was spoken
with on the 22.1 ult. in lat. 41., lon. It, having thrown part of her
cargo overboard.
The Hope, Bell, front Liverpool to Newfoundland, was driven
on shore near Wigton, and abandoned by the crew, but since
got otf.
The l'rovidenee, No►th, from Newcastle to York, was sunk on
the Sand Blahs.—Crew saved. .. . . .

The fwo Brother*, Hansen, hes been carried into ()Slushy, by
the crew of the Spurn lit: bout, lulling been in the Sand flair.
The Snowdrop, tit' Butin, Captain liackford, bound from (lull
to Yarmouth, with deals, t,nintier,al ott' Skegness during a heavy
gale, 3lutiti.ty moming. The boat in which some persons were
"wen from the heed wax observed to upset it atlas 'yds drifted on
shore empty. The master, his "rift., and all hands on beats!, are
suppiried to have perished.
VESSELS SPOKEN MITH..—ROWIITd, WATTerI. fir Newfound
land, 7th ult. in let. 43. lon. 21. ; Scoresby of Whitby, foe St.
John's, N.H. 222 alt. let. 44. lon. 32.

Tilt Pia Ar Es or Ci's A.—We have read accounts of
the horrid barbarities of the Buccaneers of former times,
but never, until the appearance of Aaron Sniith's Narra-
tive of the Atrocities of -the Pirates of Cubs (among whom
hr was a captive), did we imagine that these lawless free-
booters still exercised their calling with such a degree of
savage ferocity. Indeed, it is impossible to read this Nar- -- - id BEI.
rative without feelings of ardonishment that the extermina- I The Com morr Sr:AOCANT Moved for • rule to show ernes why
thm of these sea-bandits have ;lot long sine° been effected a crii:m..:st information shoukl rot ho filed lgair*t Henry tirattan,
by the unite s 1 efforts of every maritime state. k.:341. for a I txl published in the .11JrnIng Chru.::rle in July hat,

The KT having consulted a short time—
The Loan CHI sr JUSTICE added, that the Court, consistently
with the rule on which it acted in allowing new trials, euuld out
grant the rule.
Buie refused.