The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FaLstoutst, Manor 27.—Arrived the Sicilian, Frost, from
Rio Janeiro in t 6 da3s. Sailed, the Wabinighain packet, for
Buenos Ayres ; John and Mary, Stephenson for Trieste • Hope,
Pattison, for Alalta and Corfu ; On:strs, Nicholson, for Leghorn ;
Duke of Marlborough packet, fur Lisbon; and NOCtO4I packet,
for the Islands.

Purism]'ma, MARCH 27..--Sailed, the liains, Cunningham;
and Layton, M filler, fur London; Nautilus, Smith, for St. John*
New Brunswick; I;llsabetii, Moore; and Priscilla, Mitchell, for
ditto.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28—Arrived, the Nestor, Weakner,
from Honduras—out tifty-thrre days; Hebe, Davison, from St.
Kitts; his Majesty's ship Lively, from Chatham, and sailed
again for Plymouth. Remains, the Catharine, M'lnuish, for
India.

DILAL, MAUCH 27.—Passed through, the aterden Castle,
Pittman, from Jamaica; and John Piers, front on. Remain,
the Honourable Company's ship Royal George, from China ; and
Jack Tar, from Jamaica. The schooner Jane, of London, from
Oporto, last an anchor and cable this morning, and proceeded to
Ramagate.
Marten 28.—About nine, a.m. the Royal George, Jack Tar, a
Southaetunan, and the rest of the hometrard.bouna, proceeded for
the River.

g roo L, am c In.—Arrived, the William Galt, Walsh,
from La Guayra ; Nancy, Davis, from St. Domingo • Everton,
Newnan, from St. Vincent's; Montrose, Davis, from Deuteron;
and William Thomson, Crocker, from New York.

Dovia, Al aucts 2&--Off the port, the Demerara packet, Ve-
tables, front Desperate; and Maria•Jaeoba, Bart, from Comma.
0 , 31 Arica 6.--41 Spanish squadron of two or three
corvettes and a brig, sailed yesterday afterroon from Cadiz, on
cruise punt independent privateers. A frigate, apparently
French, is cruising in the Straits. An English frigate and a brig
of war were seen cruising of Cape de Gan two days since.
HATAY lA, Nov mese It 11.—The pirates have lately been very
active on this coast, having attacked several of the colonial ve.s.4
proceeding to and from the esteem ports, and succeeded in captor-
mg the brig General de Kock, bound to Saurabaya; the prate
prows which attacked were seven in number, and had each nearly
100 men on board, armed with guns and swivels, with which they
kept up an action of three hours with the brig, whose ammunition
bang exptudest, she was cants' by boarding. The Government
have despatched cruisers in search of them, but with slender hopes
of recapturing the brig.
ALAIEIMA, 51,iacit s.—We have no account of any Barbary
cruisers. The Friends Watson, from Carthagens to London, put
in here to-day to complete bee cargo; and yesterday the Lord Hill,
Doman, sailed fur London.

ELsiszus 31aacu 29. The James, Laing, from Newcastle
to blemel, has gut oil Lvovc without damage, and proceeded.
The Ocean, Heron, of Shields, will remain a wreck on the Scaw
materials saved.

Capra, Mason 9.—The Mary Kitty, of London, Hicks, from
Malaga to Nanu, put in hcre leaky : ca-go discharging.
tlatavasaxio, Mau:a :al.—Arrived, the Four Brothers, Hot-
ta, front Minute; Prince Regent, Collins, from St. Michael's;
Providentia, Peterson, from Norway; Ann, Orn, from ditto;
Pal, Jungcnson, from Antwerp. Sailed, the Fox, 111`bean, for
St. John's, New Brunswick.; lived Intent, Emans, for Cape Bre.
tom; Jane and Alary, Costa., for liumburgh ; Robert, Wrightson,
for Valenti*: Mary, Stranack, for St. Vincent's; and Tiber, Reed,
foe St. Mary's, Hirer Gambia.
HULL, SI arc is 26.--The Mercury, Couvin, sailed on the 22d
for Darn's Straits, and put back yesterday with loss of an anchor
and able; she waled again this morning.

The Cygnet, of Philadelphia, from Maracaibo to New York,
wv totally lost the 3d ult. on the Isle of Vette.
The .doers, Bea, from Barcelona, which inbred at Rotter-
dam, was run on board of as she was going in, by which the
mizenetiaat was broke, and other damage done.
The Three Genuaters, Sipkes, froin Rottenlam to Brest, in
getting out of Helioet on the 23d inst. ran aground, but it was
hoped she would woo be got off without assistance.
'file 'row Besina, Jane, from Lubeck to Britniby, was totally
lost, with the crew. 2•ltlitnet. on the Lincolnshire moat.

The Jupiter, Duneleek, from Loudon to Dartmouth and Nrt•.
foundland, ran on allure 15th inst. on the Ness Point, near Teign-
mouth, and bilged.

one hundred and eighty male convicts were removed
from the hulks at Purnintouth, on board the Cirapniau, for Van
Dientau's