The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FaLIIOIrTH, Ocr. 24.—Sailed the Leo, Clastcn, fur Nassau,
New Providence; and the Samuel, Lesue►, for Madeirs.
Cowes, Oct.. 25.—Arrivcd the Prince of %Valzs, Davison,
from Hudson's Bay in six weeks sailed yesterday fur London ;
and the Friends, Gray, from Meinel.
POUTSMOCTII, ()CT. 25.—Arrivad the Leipzic, from the
Downs, for Africa; Margaret, ,M`heddsn, front ditto, for St.
Übe's ; New Miami:, Leathwaite, from ditto, for Trinidad;
Spring, Spence; sad Resolution, Ward, front Riga; and the
Spring, Rasch, from Dantzic. Put back the Shipley, Carter,
bound to Africa.

31.1416 ATE, Ocr. 25.—Off the poet, the Equity, Storm, in
fifty-live days from Quebec, with bulwarks and all the deck-load
washed away.
Deaf., Ocr. 2.s.—Come down from the River and cassia, the
Duchess of York, Orley, for the West Indies; (leorge and Au-
gustus, 11'hitrock, for Oporto; Matta and Elizabeth, Backman,
toe Spain ; and the Aurora, —, for Waterford.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 25.—Arrived, the Sylph, Mason, from
Zante; Norfolk, Brown, from Quebec; Astrea, Sanderson, from
ditto; Salicia, Church, from Alexandria ; Diana, Mardi, from Per-
nambuco; Barb:om, Planter, Redman, from St. Petersburgh ;
Esther, Forster, from Hamborgh ; Europa, Larne, from .Memel ;
Hope, Simon, from Gijon; Ann, Barfield, from Harlingen;
Violet, Charrosin, from dato.—Sailed, the Valencia, Kinsman, for
Honduras; Star, Moore, for Buenos Ayres; Fame, Hatfield, for
Hamburgh; Levar.t, Jones, fr Jamaica; Mary Ann, Praetor,
for Ilambergh ; Athelred, Goodwin, for Jamaica; Resolution,
Stmmgourd, for Elsinore.
Lirtnroot, Ocr. 24—Arrived the Mexican, Atkins, from
llavannah--aailed Ilth September; Cossack, Fraser, from Hon-
durts.-sailed 21st August; Tinley, Brom, from ditto; Maria,
(late) Clark, from Africa: Britannia, Fulbistcr, from St. John's,
N. 8.; and Sir William Wallace, Dewar, from Africa.
Hu e.e., OCT. 24.—A1l the vessels which got on shore on this
coast, have teen got off, except the Nancy, of Whitby, and a
Dutch galliot.
Gstxanr, Ocr. 24 —All the ihips which were driven upon the
staual near this place have bran got oft, and most of them
are repaired, and have proceeded to the a:vrral ports of desti-
nation.

Beirrin, Ocr. 25.—Arrived, the Midst, Brand, from Cha-
rente; Fortune, —, from Babas; and the Minerva, from
Bayonne. Sailed, the Jane and Barbara, Butter, for Demerara;
Sublime, Stinson, fur New York ; Merton, Drummond. for
Naples; Vintage, IVhitwell. for Oporto; Anna, ---, for Rotter-
dam; Betsey, Hogan, for Bilhes.
ABERDEEN, OCT. 22.—The Peggy, of St. Andrew's, war
found, dismaYed, about three or four miles to the southward of
this place, and was towed in here to-day by the Ariadne, Collie,
with the assistance of some pilot heats.
ABZILDECN, Ocr. C2.—The W'ytham is in the Bay? from
Davis Straits, with 8 fish 110 tuns, and brings the following ac-
count, viz. :—Spencer, of Montrose, 21st Sept.. 8 fish ; Monarch,
of ditto. 20th Sept. 12 Fish dealedunia, of Kirkahly, 20th Sept., •10
fish; Rambler, of ditto, 15th Sept., 7 fish; Estritiv„ of Dundee,
20th Sept., 12 fish; Old Middleton, of Aberdeen, 13 fish ; St- An-
drew, of ditto, 10 fish; Rattler, of Leith, 9th Sept., 6 fish. Ten
of the Peterhead ships have 19 fish, having, with some other ships,
fell in with a swarm of fish.

OcT. ^3.—Arrived the Bon Accord, from Davis'
Straits, with five 75 ton+.
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CU X 'Tit' E OCT. 21.—Ths Fricalsrlt Bremen, Altmann, bound.
from Brunsbuttel to Sardern, and the %ler Gebruder, Ilustadt,
bound from Engclferde to Amsterdam, both with ra,ameed, came
into this port on the Itith inf.% leaky, and are &scheming their
enrgocs. The Ileustellirg, Vandersee, bound front Kiel to Am_
s.erdam, with wheat, likewire leak', and is di.charging. The
7. we Gebruder. Fischer, bound from Nutaadt to 'lull, is likeu
discharging ha cargo. The :hie Gebruder, Focadaniel, font
Amsterdam to Srettia, with !Mee goods, likueise leaky. Cal fain
%yrangham's repairs will probabli be coombaed in about t: sht

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days.
ISLE ci Meg, Oct. IV.— timne firkins of tu:te: rna:kel-
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Carley

hale been east on the coast.

ST. ÜBE', 1,. T. 7.—On tip Se•.h ult. the Errr.ch schi. er
3litierva parted her anchors; and after running down a lighter,
loaded with salt, she struck against the Tiny, but got off in tila
morning, with trill rg daniage.
NEW Yong, I,c T. 1.--The schooner, Cadmus, Hamilton, has
arrived, in twelve uays, from ' Havannah • she sailed on the removal
of the embargo which had Leen laid on for three days previous to
her departure, to cunrcal the sailing of an expedition which had
been Mud out in that port.
Ncw Vona, SEPT 13.—The Eagle, Adams, arrived frail'
Stockholm, spoke 011 he Hoop, 11th ir.st. an armed schooner,
which hoisted diazili..n colours, and reported front Iluesios
Ayres.
SEPT. 16.—His Majesty's ship Isis wcs taking in specie at
Car,hak,,ena on the Pith ult., and woul.l sail on the 24/111 for 'a.
males. _ _ .

CHRISTIAN:SANT), SEPT. 4.—Five ',Jr, of white wine, cre
marked N. IS. I. PP & C with or twelve
floors each, were piek,.l or b. t month on Ow roivit of From..e.
MaTaiczas, 7l.—The pirate,. within three week., have
ilestrord ten or twelve vresrlq, molt of which •ccre boa-. .n.
IStaktrnA, Js.Lv Baptista, from Nciv
York. arrock on toe rocks owthis

Haw a:r.red at JerSl',' Croat Honeuras, passed s wreck,
keel up, supposed to be about 2U1.1 tc:.*, uewly captured oa the 4d:
inw., lat. . . . .

The Cotton Plena. Gregory from New York, has arrivil
Tunnel), with three feet and a ball water in her hold—her cargo is
damaged.
The Ilehe. of Guernsey. Jones, from Philadelphia to Wilming-
ton, is totally lost on tape Vear--iTew saved.
The Wilding, Richardson, Cann Honduras to Cork, foundered at
sea 4th ult.: three or the crew drowned.

The Providence, Dunn, from llibraltar to Havannah, has been
eontlemntll at Yapau as unworthy.
The Alexandrina, with wine, bound to Hamburgh, has put Into
Rochelle, water-logged.
The sloop 31ar!a, of and ft,r Aberystwith, Humphreys, Wen

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♦ith culm, from Neith, sprung a leak on the 11th instant, What
off ht. Bride's Bay, and abnost immediately sunk. The crew task
to the heat, and after having esperiet.cal gnat harlships, were
picked up by the sloop Viewry, of Cardigan, aril safely landed
at Milford

Of Dover, the Prince of Wales, from /ludvori's Bay.
The Anna and Louisa, liars, from Cardiff to Liverpool ; sad
tho Jane. Thome:, from Newport to (Fro, sunk on Ira ity night,
Mar Sanger Ferry —eargo a expected to lie saved.
The Equity, Smith, from Cardiff to Newcarle, was drives on.
shore at Cromer, en the night of the Ithli ins:. with the lugs of foe.
mast and main-topinast—crew saved by the I)fe boat.
I The Aurora, 31onrsel, arrived at Penzirce from Longeound. lost
an anchor, port of dick lumber. carried away her jibbooni, gar,
and received other damage to bails, &c. during the gale of 13t1) sad
lltli inst. iu the North Sea.
The Yrow Elizabeth, Kopper, from Amsterdam to Hull, begin
been obliged to cat her cable, has returned to Amstudihn, for au.
other, and will immeiLately proceed on her vnyag-.
Part of a wreck, appearang, from the ship's papets found, to to
the Abboren, I. C. hornbeck, (ton the Ilaysnnah to Ko‘terdana, is
said, in a letter from Hushing, of Itith inst., to have bean drives
on shore oUI the Ilth, on the Zuidwaterirg.
The Friendschap, Krohn, with rye, from Kiel to Borth, woe
stranded 14th hist. old Heligoland ; and on the 13th. the View
Trintje, Steffens, houed to Kotterdam, sunk lour miles from
IM the 14th there wawe many ships the North Bayou
of Heligoland.
The Ann and Mary, March, has arrived at Naples ; Marl of
Liverpool. Stone, at New York; Svhd, Parish, and Fame Wil.
hams. at St. Petersburg!): Mary Swan, Wright. from St. Peters.
burgh at Ramsgate ; Elizabeth. Shlinouth, flea Archangel at
Lvniington ; and the Swallow, Whitmaxsit. at (canna.
-On the Halt and Nth, Yee following ships put into Tossing
very leaky, with her carg tea damaged, and with log of anchors,
eaMea. &c.; Two Ificbriider, Fiek, intense, fratin Hull to itio
Elbe; Lucia, Cartban, !cars Seinderberg to Beetih!)) ; Four fie.
herder, Bruhn. from Telensbullspiker to Loth.4lll; Foetus.
Koda, from Koganaze to Random. The latter wad :naotit IS by
Heligoland pilots, %b.) received 6th marks salvage.