The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, WLDNkSDAY EVENING.
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Wind E.—High Water 22 min. past 9.
Arriical the Shatnroek. Montgomery, from Belfast ; slid
Charity, Chudley. from Palermo.
' . Plantation Produce generally very ''Cotton remains
liffair siemantl.. L -.I ds
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. FAST INDIA strzeprxr.
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"' A Mkt vat 9AT 8011 BAT.-11111 '3larqtris of TIRO inr, reynton,
f, on: London, the 23A Noy. ; Triumph, Green. from London, 6th
• ' Oet.; Simpson, Simpson. from London, 3d Oct.; and the CA.
rbeSoe Stew:srt Forbes, Chapman, from London, 4th Oct.
SHIPS APPOINTED TO SAIL TROX BENSAI..—The Duke of
Bedforti,Cunvogharne. foe Bombay, the 20th Nov. ; the Golconda.
Neigh, for Rangoon, Stith the Belle Alliance, Rolfe, and
Bengal Merchant GarriA, for Nov.;'Rangoon, 20th Nov. ; the David
Scott. Thornhill. for London, 10th Dec. ; the Fatr'ie, Aldharn,
for London. 15th Dec. ; Layton. Miller, For Bencoolen and Lon-
don, 15th Dcc. t Pyramus, Brodie, for 31adras, Malabar Coast,
and London, sth Jan.; Marchioness of Ely, Mangles; Asia,
. Balderston - and Prince Regent, Homer, for Madras and Lon-
don. 29th *Jen.; Rose, Marquis, for London, 30th Dec.; and
Omani Hewett, Barrow, for London, 30th Jan.
SHIPS groarw wiiii.—The Margaret, Simpson, from Lopata
Batavia, 28th Jan. in lat. 3. 40. N. long. 22. 30. W.; Brislgevl
. ' from Liverpool to Bengal, as thee:Hellish was roaming the
River; the Catherine, Bengal,
from Bengal and 31adras,
to London, and sth December, in /at. 22. N. long. 23. E. by the
:Hellish.
Pass,: Monts era thanoseaw, BPCullum, recently arrived
at Liverpool, from Bengal—The two Aliases Wood.
The Mclliah, Cole, has arrived off the Start ; she sailed from
' Calcutta the 12th November, from the Sand Heads the 23d Nov.
.-. and from Sr. Helena, the 3lat January, 182.5.
PASSENGERS PER THE. HELLISH. CAPT. COLE, IRON
1.4 4:l6l;l7,Fl.9t.lativeulrflant.; •Egaeult.i°(.l.arld:inerpaigs's4earjvesitcey'is
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haegiffralueacken.44hllheußenit. Framer. Majesty' Infantry ;s
84.7tAhrnoRter:InEtemn4;
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r. Lietat. Bacot, Madvas Establishment, died 23th November; Altss
Gale and Martin S. Read, children.
ARRIVALS AT Barroat..—The City of Edinburgh, Wiseman,
from Rangoon ; Adrian, Gordon, from New South Wales, and the
Nancy. Guimutee, from Bordeaux, the 31st October; Astell,
Levy, from London, 7th Nov. ; Hibernia, Gilles, from Rangoon ;
and Susan, Hamilton, from Rangoon, Bth Nov.; the Pyramus,
• Brodie, from 31intras 10th Nov. Leto% Field. Liverpool.
iI, J 3.12 Nov.: and Bridget, Leslie, from Liverpool, in the Bengal
River 23i Nov.
SAILING! PROM BENGAL.—The Louhta, Wools, for the Cape,
6th Nov.; Castle Forbes, Ord, for the Mauritius and London,
ith Nov.; and Catherine, Mackiotosb, for London, 19th Nov.
from the Sand Heads.
Aanivar. AT Mancas.—The Henry Poreher, Thompson,
from Bengal, sth Nov. and was to sail for London the Bth, with
'' the following passengers:—Commodore Schntyder, Governor of his
Danish Majesty's Settlements in India; Jllra. Perry, Alias Rice,
t" Lieut.-Colonel Morley, Cape Battalion ; Capt. Barrett. his Ma.
esty's 13th Infantry; Lieut. Farling, ditto; Lieut. Buchanan,
his•slajeny's 38th Regiment ; ldeut.-Tolfrey, his Majesty's 87th
. Regiment; Lieut. Rice, Hon. Company's 50th Native Infantry ;
i' Mr. Maier, midshipman, Royal Navy; Mr. Blanc, Danish Go.
vernment's Secreary ; and 3f r. I`l'arlane, lion. Company's As-
sistant Surgeon.
awes lit THE BENGAL RIVER, NOV. 1. 182 t
Ships. Tons.
1,1110 on. tomparty's Ships . . . . 6 5427
1,.. , .Hoc. Company's Coasting ditto . . .• 1 4412
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4.S >e Free Trailers . . . . .24 12,953
Country Ships . . . . .41 16.101
American . . . . . 5 1472
French . . . . . . 7 2636
Portu'ruese . . . . . 2 41:0
Danish . . . . . 1 468
Brazilian . . . . . 1 400
Arabian . . . . II 5010

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!El 45.399
141 Monks or Coasting Vessels . • lit; 19385

dn. 64884
SHIPPING IN7'ELLIGENCE.
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CUSTOM-HOUSE, Mancri lA.
SMITS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Earl Bathurst, Pound,
from Rotterdam ; Union, Carder, from St. Michaels ; Harriett,
Clark, from Ipswich ; Speedwell, Holderness, from Standgate
Creek; Eliza, Atherden, from Rotterdam, Grey Wede Luis-
berg, Backe, from Mess ; Edinburgh Packet, Ellis, from Ro•ter-
dam ; Belle Alliance, Wittman, 4001 Brussels • 'telluride, Hall,
from Standgate Creek ; Elizabeth, Thompson, erom Rio Janeiro ;
Emanuel, Heraidsen, from Dram ; Unity, Dallawell, from Riga ;
George and Ann, Caere, from Hamburgh ; Fame, flame, from
Salou : Neptunus, Dile. from Antwerp ; Francis Fteeling, Hatt,
from Waterford ; and Harmony, Angel, from ditto.
• ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Good Intent, Cursor, for Ham •
burgh ; Margaretha, Binning, for Amsterdam and Rotterdam ;
Charles, Wright. for Cadiz ; Antelope, Fatrant, for Gibraltar and
Algiers ; Dispatch, Tregoruth, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Dart,
Stranack, for Ootend ; Atalanta, King, for Hamburgh, an Me.
lantho, Baynten, fur Csrthagena and Jamaica.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Hama, Valliant, for Calais ; Commerce, Frost, fur Rotterdam ;
and Lark, Orfeur, for Cadiz.
CLEARING OUTII•RDS.--Puget, Wing, fur Malta, Smyrna,
Constantinople _
for Hamburgh ; Felix,
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Andrews, N.B. ;
.LAND —The Sarab, Peters,
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t CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
' Herm, FMRant, for Calais ; Commerce, Frost, for Rotterdam ;
! 2. and Lark, Orfeur, for Cadiz.
CLRARING Otr•wanns.—Puget, Wing, for Malta, Smyrna,
l•.: and Constantinople; Hope, Erector, for Hamburgh ; Felix,
Tvetman. for St. Obeli ; Barbsdoea, Lee, for St. Andrews, N.B. ;
. and Elisabeth, Ekin, for New Orleans.
CLEARED OUTWARns TO IRELAND--The Sarah, Peters,
for Dublin ; and Blossom, M•Knight, for Newry.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST. -
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FALMOUTH, MARCH IL—Arrived the Melpomene, Johnson,
from London for Vera Cruz, and several coasters.
3 PLYMOUTH, Mac mtt 15—Arrived the 3ladras, Fayrer, from
i Portsmouth for Madras.
44 PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 18.—Passed by for London the John
and Mary, Laughton, from Honduras. Put back the Morgiana,
fur London.
DEAL, MARCH 16—Passed through from the River the Clare-
Mont. (Linden, for Jamaica; Oporto Packet, Mills, for South
:. . A111(1.101; the Sir 8.. Barclay, Nichol!, for St. Domicgo.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 16.—Arrived the George and Ann,
Cam, from Hamburgh; Hero, Dyer, from Buenos Apes •
. Emma, —, from the South Seas; Dukc of York, Campbell,
from China ; and several foreign vessels from Rotterdam and At t-
-1 werp. Sailed the Jane, Lindsay, for Bahia; West Indian,
Cook, for Antigua; Friends, Todd, for Jamaica ; Bowes, Collins,
for Caropeachy.
GOTT ENISuRGII, 31aacat B.—The Dote Hoffnitng, Wester-
dotal, from Riga to Havre, has been got off, with the assist-
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r4ll lacer of the Diving Company, and carried into Landscrons. The
Alexander, Tiedentan, trout St. Petersburgh to Liverpool, ar-
rived here 21st ult. with damage; the Visiten, Wickstroin, from
this
port, was forced back by a strong gale of wind 21st ult. Both
111 vessels have discharged their cargoes to repair.
GIBRALTAR, Fun. 23.—The Thetis, Koch, from Malaga to
Buenos Ayres, arrived here 21st inst. and immediately drifted from
the anchorage, and is on shore on the opposite side of the Bay,
i 'e5,.... near the river Palmones, with several feet water in her hold.
a CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 10.—The master of a vessel arrived
1 from the Dardanelles reports, that in passing that Strait on the
sth ins!. an English ship in company went on shore on Barber's
Point with a strong wind, and must have received injury. She is
reported to have been in ballast, and last from Smyrna.
A SMYNNA, JAN. 31.—Within the last three days we have had
a heavy gale front N.E. without any detriment to the shipping,
except that the Starling, Keith, from Malta, got on shore, and is
'`.• now on the sand, but not expected to receive any damage.
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The Chevy Chase, Murphy, is lost near Pisa); cargo eared, part
damage!.
.. ' '• 7'llE ARMY.
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Detachments belonging to the 6th, 13th, 18th, 28th, 31st, 36th,
119 M, 41st, 44th, 45:h, 46th, 48th, 57th, 69th, 67th, 89th, and 113th
Jiminients of Foot, the Royal Staff Corps, the East India Corn.
yr‘ play's Artillery and Infantry, embarked on the 9th inst. under the
Command of Serjeant Denis Brady, at Dublin, for Bristol, on route
to the Depots of their respective Corps.
. • A Detachment belonging to the lit Battalion of the Rifle Brigade,
embarked on the 9:h inst. at Dublin, for Liverpool, on the He.
uniting Service.
A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's Serrice,
1 - 1 . marched yestaday morning, under the Command of Staff Sergeaut
Hook, from Westminster for Chatham.
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' William Betteley, ironmonger, of Nantwich, was seized
with a violent brain fever. On Friday, the 4th, be con-
trived to evade the vigilance of his attendant, and precipi-
tated himself from a second story window. Big skull was
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dreadfully fractured bv the fall, and (lest!' soon terminated
eissufferings. A widow and five young children arc left
to deipi,ire his untimely end.
.• A melancholy accident occurred on Monday se'nnight
v ' at the Portland Colliery, Kirkby, near Mansfield. As
three men were descending one of the pits the chain un-
i'. fortunately broke, and precipitated two of them, named
• William Ellis and JOllll Simpson, to the bottom, which
caused their instant death ; the third fortunately catching
. , hold of the rope providentially escaped unhurt.
i On Saturday a poor man, employed in the Tripe-market
was taking his dinner, when a small piece of beef stuck in
biaLthroat and auffisca:ed him.—Coledosion Mercury.
... Iroosusorasssas.--On Wednesday last a lad 16 years
at est, matimil tismay.ons miles in four hours, in the
lOW et aresnimem
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