The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-02 00:00:00

ELECTION OF S'HERIFPSt

LAST DAY.
Vestefday the pollihg was more languid than tiny former thlf.
At three o'clock the poll-books were handed up to the hustihgth
and soon afterwards the following numbers were exhibited 1....„,
Crow.ler - . 9431 Hurd a SW
Kelly . • 872 Marten . • 13/
Dove , - 4.53 Woolley . : ea
Alderman Crwrder returned thanks, is did also Mr. Kelly.
Mr. Dove, in returning thanks for the support he had reeeltedt
announced hisintention of coming forward on a future occasion.
The Hall then adjourned to Monday, When the result of too
elketion will be declared in due form.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EYENIHCI.

Wind 51.N.1V.—High Water, 1 m. p. 11.
Arrived the Crosthwalte, from Pernambuco, sailed 13(i)
On 22nd June, in lat. 130 i 34, long. 12, spoke the David, trout
Limerick for Quebec.
Arrived the Tiffin.from lilaranham,sailed 16th May. On the 16th
June, in lat. 49, 57, long. 30, spoke the Broughton, fm Belfast,
for Quebec. On the 30th June. in lat. Al, 68. long. 29,10, spoke
die Mercury, from Liverpool for Neiv Brunswick.
Arrived the Trent, 'from New York York, railed 6th June,
with the Cjnstitution for Liverpool.
Arrived the Dowson, from Miramichl, sailed Ist June, With
the Prince, Kennersley Castle, and Blessing for Bristol. The 4th
June, bit St. Paul's Island, spoke the brig Thomas for 51iramichi.
On the 13th June, in lat. 46, 4. long. 40, spoke the Cheviot, front
Belfast for Quebec, all well. On the 24th, in lat. M, 14, long. 16, •
spoke the Betock, of Troori, for Quebec.
Arrived this day, the Janus, Sise, from Ne* Yntk Elias.
teeth, Leslie, ftom Cape Breton ; Elisa„ Mortimer, from Trieste
Vulcan, Drew, from New York ; Diadem, Curry, from Charlston
Kent, Cummins, from Africa; Aurora, from Pernambuco.
Arrived last night the ()live, Richmond, from St. John's, New
Brunswick ; sailed 13th Alay. On the 31st May, in lat. 41, 32,
long. 51, 30, fell in with the Juno, of Boston, frcm Liverpool for
Boston, water-logged ; took out the crew and passengers from her,
and set her on fire: On the 4th June, in lat. 42, 34, long. 53, 30.
spoke the ship Hudson, from London for New York, and put Bel •
crew and passengers on board.
The Latona, Thompson, flmn Boston, sailed, 21th May. On
the 22d June, in lat. 50, 59, long. 21, 18, spoke the Grace, of
11'orkingnin, from Limerick for Quebec.
S..iled the Arab, Rolston, for Smyrna ; and Porter, Callan, tot"
Lime.
The Factor, from Buenos Ayres has arrived at Ravahnah.
The Courier, Wallace, from New York, has arrived at Cork fast

The Brutus, Gold, from Savannah, ha arrived at Cork lot
'dens.
The Nelson, Apr, from Quebec, has arrived at Cork fot
dens.
The Brown, Bell, from St. John's N. 8., has arrived at Cotk for

!he Lloyds, Winterbottotn, from Quebec, has arrived at Cott
,r orders.

The Eliza Plummer, Stiles, sailed from Montego Bay, Jamaica,
for Liverpool 13th May.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCrt
FROM. LLOYD'S LIST.

Pr.vxoe rn, Jtatt 29.—Arrived the John, Weldor, from Asa
cona ; and Pomona, Venus, from ..i.merica. Sailed the Partin
vcrance, Oxford, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, RINE 29.—Sailed hit Majesty's brig Lyra, with
the mail, for Lisban.
Pottysmourtt, Jt*r 20 —Arrived his Majesty's ship Tria
bone, from Gibraltar, with his Excellency the FAG of Chatham on
board, and is put under quarantine; Lord Eldon, UnCiper, front
Rio de Janeiro in 76 days. Went out of harbour his itluesty'l
ships Romney, Brazen, Calliope, Harlequin, and Vuitton...
Passed—by the Carib, of Boston, from tayal ; and the Larch,
Douglas, from London for Rio de Janeiro.
DEAL, JUNE 30.—Paned through for the rivet the irtittald,
Nockles RAY:lion, Rignmaticn ; Wellingtln, —; and IV emu
100, Wilkinson, from Jamaica—the latter sailed 12th May i anti
Brazil Packet, Scarlett, from Rio Janeiro. The whole of the outs
ward-bound which ailed yesterday have put back, ai..9ngst *lath
is the Alacrity, Findlay, for the Cape, with damage.
GRAVESEND, .111 NE 30.—Arrived the Francis Frt. :!ng, Hart.
from Ilamburgit ; Concord, Leith, from Ajaccio; Reliance. Hu.
rison, from Brazil; Elizabeth, Thomsen, from Oporto; Ann,
Deloitte, from Jamaica; Hayti, Watson. from St. Domingo*
Royal Charlotte, from Demerara; and Lovely Marla, Smith.
from Rio. Sailed the\''illiam and Henry, Bart idge, for Grenada.
Cain Brea Castle, Davy, for India; Henry, Rodd, for IlaleaX
Fortitude, Fotherineham, for Quebec; Maria, Palmer, for Pillau I
and the Regalia, Forster, for Quebec.

The Ann, Deloittc, arrived in the river from Jarnaiest, taild od
the 22d slav ; came the windward passage, and arrived in tl:d
Towns in 37 days. Captain D. saw a large ship neat Cr001..4
Island, which appeared to him to be bn shore ; She was stereto
windward, and had her bowl. out; judged her to be between
and 400 tons burthen ; the weather being thick and blowing str6ng,
he could not approach her. The packet was appointed to tail od.
the 24th May.
From the Agent to Lloyd's at Mirattichi, May 191---" Th.
master (J. Black), the crew (except one who died of hunger), and.
the passengers (seven in number), of the brig William, of Whitest
haven, from that port to Richebucto, hate arrived here n the Curter
berland, Selkirk, the William having been cut to pieces by th: is:,
at her anchors in Pleasant flay, 31agdilen Islands. on Saturday.
the 7th of May. The people escaped in the long-boat, ited werel
four days and three nights Without sustenance Of any kind: Tha
vessel sunk very soon after the )oat left het. I have also td add.
that Captain slartin, of the Lincoln, reports having seen did
wreck of the Hermit, of Greenock, in the Gulf of St.-lA.l.race I
only part of her stern out of water. Captain Martin passed
long boat, bottom up, a few hours before, which he thought *ail
the Ilennit's.—May 2E. The Three Sisters has brought in 11W
crew of the brig Catherine, oriel.] from Aberdeen, Borthwiek, msg.
ter. Mg foundered in lat. 51, long. 27. The Hermit was also sera
by the Three Sisters."

. .
A female, whose sex was discovered on Monday fast, hJ •
lived attired in man's apparel for the last six years. !Li
has worked as a labourer yr:Eh Mr. Micconnell, of lierby•
and others, and was marries,' two years since at Astouw
upon-Trent, in this county, to a female df that neighs
bturhood.
Thursfav morning a Jury was empanelled befcife Mrs ,
Stirlirl, the Coroner, at the Cork and Magpie Tavern, at Nl3l,
mersmittl, on the body of Isaac bevy, Esq., aged slaty yeah, ri •
Jew Merchant and Stock Broker, who died suddenly on the rim.
lions day, on his way to the Rtview, at Hammersmith, The Joy
returned a verdict of, " Ned by the Visitation of God." Tow CPO
tlemen, sons of the deceased, were present during the inveados
'ion, both of wham appeared deeply affected ea the meek*, mil
frequently shed tears.