The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-18 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTEbLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARce 17.
ENTERED INWARD/.
Active, Charlton (F. Williams, broker), from °abate and
Society Islands.
Mary Jane, M'Cormick (Home), from Cape of Good Hope.
Reliance, Smith (Pedder), from Bordeaux.
Mars, Bishop Arnold,() from Cape of Good Hope.
Trial, Harvey (Masson and Co.). from Jamaica.
Caroline, Ilutdis (Gooch), from Havannah,
Jane, M'Clure (Hopkins), front Charleston.
Dove, Patterson (Pine), from Madam.
Maria. Hibbing (Rogers), from Altea.
Rover, Cook (Lamb); from Rotterdam.
!lope, Knowles (Cue), froth Dunkirk.
Spring Grove, Rice (Boulcott), from the South Sea Fishery.
7 ry-tor-it, EtlaLres (Williams), from Calais.
Bramin, Rawson (14 Rau froptSautandsr.
Robert nd Mary', Fox (Cue), hum Ostend.
Lottery, Gaston (Cue), from Dunkirk.
Petrel, Atkins (Sniffs), from Dunkirk.
Juno, Blackburn W. Hawkins), from Oporto.
Hobert Edwards, Sherburne (Hopkins & Co.), from Charleston.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The following letter has been received at Lloyd's
• Admiralty Office, March 16.
" Sir—ln reference to my letter ef the 24th of last month, re.
sparing the convoy to Gibraltar, I am commanded by my Lords
Conimunioners of the Admiralty, to acquaint you that no ship
baring appeared for convoy, his Majesty's sloop Pandora has been
ordered to sail front Falmouth ; but if their Lordships are informed
at any future iirne that any number of ships are collected, • ship of
' war will be sent to convoy them. " I am, &c.
(Signed) " JOHN BARROW.
" To the Chairman of the Committee for
Managing the Affairsat Lloyd's."

FALYOUTiI, 31ARCII 15.—Arrived the Champion of Wales,
Mormon, from London . • Belina, Wildgoose, from ditto, for De.
ruerara Sisters, Bishop, from ditto, for Naples, with loss of
bulwarks. Sailed several coasters bound round land.
PLY mourn, Al ARCH 11..—The French brig Josephine,
Du Brawn, which put in here in distr.:a, from Dunkirk for
St. Übe", is under repair. The French sloop William, after
having been repaired, has taken her cargo of tin ore on board
again, and will won be ready to proceed fur Rouen. The frig,
Bindle, from Charente for Loadun, is under repairs in 'laminae.
Cowes, klancu 16.—Came into harbour, the Prince of
Orange transport, to be docked."
PORTIMOUTII. Matsui 16.—Sailed hi" Majesty's ship Glon-1
rester, for Chatham. Arrived from the Downs the Spanish Pa.
mot, Rugg, for Cadiz ; Richardson, Dickenson, for Leghorn ;
Priscilla,-klUis, for Brest ; Sarah, Raw, for New Providence ;
and Sir Henry Stanhope, Euson, for St. Michael's.
DEAL, 3IAVICH 16.—Arrived, and remain, the Mary, Rees, 1
from St. John's, New Brunswick. Came down from the river, and
remain, the Old Maid Tully, for Sierra Leone; and Eanock, Con-
nell, for Dominica. Two of his Majesty's stearn.packets have
anchored in the Downs from the Northward. The Eagle, of
Scarbm', Batty, from Rio Janeiro to Hamburg'', has passed at the ;
back of the Goodwin Sands.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH IS—Arrived. the William Wise, Win.
der, from Demerara; the 'f honirs, Fowler, the David, Shaw, and
the Adeline, Martin, from Savannah; the Ann, Read, from
Charleston, and the Thorn, —, from Demerara.
111 AV ES EX IN Al ARC II l&.—Arrived the Active, Charlowi, from
the South Seas ; Spring Grove, Rice, from ditto; Jane, M'Clure,
from Charleston ; Robert Edwards, Sherburne, from ditto ; Caro.
line, Hobbs, from Havre • Itramin Rawson, traps Santander;
Lusitania, Landon, from New South Wales ; Maria, Ilibbtos,
from Altea ; male, Chapman, from Charente •' Trial, Harvey,
Jamaica • Reliance, Smith, from Bordeaux; Agnes, Stewart,
from Lisbon. Sailed, Ptiesde, Bishop, for Tobago ; Dundee,
Duncan, fur Davis's Strait,; Melantho, Baynton, for Hon.
dusts.

The Agnes, Reid, for Liverpool, has been condemned at Deme-
rara, having sprung a leak.
Extract of a letter from Captain Ilorawell, of the Churchill,
dated Lisbon. Feb. 19th :—" I arrived here yesterday in a tremor
dour gale of wind ; left Naples tlOth Jan. ' • have had a succession
of gales of wind ever since ; such weather I never experienced ;
nearly the whole of our bulwarks and staunchions washed away,
boat stove in pieces, and the deck completely steeps. I hoped
to get to England to repair, but thefe of Thursday last drove
me so near the shore, that I was obli to come in, and it was a
miracle we got in sate; the sea e over our mast; I lashed
myself •o the brlo, and the crew took to the rigging; several
vessels ran on shore on the opposite side of the bay, to save their
lives; Oiw brig. belonging to Genoa, with twenty-six hands on board,
came fur the bar just before me; every man was washed overboard,
soil the vessel went to pieces in a few minutes. Only one schooner,
belonging to Dartmouth, and the Churchill, succeeded in getting
into this place."
A letter from Captain Welbank, of the Potion, dated Oct. 11,
mentions his safe arrival at Calcutta, without any notice of having
been on shore.