The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-14 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALmoutn, FED. 10.—Arrived the lodiana, Keinp, from
Lisbon in nineteen days. Sailed the Helions, Hutchins, for St.
Michael's.

PLY srouTzt, Fen. 10.—Sailed the Vigilant, Fox. fork. 31i-
chael's• and the Laura, !Album, fur Tobago. The Mercurius,
Itusabe'rg, having been repaired, has been launched, but still
proves very leaky, and unfit to take on board her cargo for Ilani-
burgh.
OMB!, FEB. 11.—The American trig Resolution, Dyer. from
Gottenburgh for Boston, last from Hull, has Commenced diacharg.
ing her cargo, being leaky.
PORTIMhtrTH, FEB. 11.—Arrived the Henry, Westmorland,
from the Downs for Demerara. Sailed the Shipley transport for
Valparaiso.
DEAL Frt. 11.—Came down from the River, and remain, the
Hon. Company's ships Inglis, 14crle ; Scalehy Castle, Newall, and
the Kent, Cobb, for India, with troops, ahizt the Gilmore, Laws,
for India; and the transport ship N 0.22.
Lovett, FEB. 11—The sloops engaged to weigh the Prosper-
ous, from London to Dublin, sunk in Dungeness Roads, suc-
ceeded yesterday id isiosing Ler to*ards the shore ; and it is ex-
pected she will be gnt on the main this afternoon's tide.
Gaavesexts, FEB. 11.—Arrived the Rover, John, from St.
Michael's; Fly. Sanirson, from ditto ; Sector, Hart, from ditto ;
Betsey, —, from Messina; and the Union. Sawtridge, from
Jersey. Sailed the Diana, Bait!, fur .I'etterille; and the Lord
Gambier. Bishop. for Jersey.
Liv ERPOOL, FEB. W.—Arrived the La Fayette, Fawning, from
New York. sailed 17th Jan. ; Virginia packet, Knight, from Vir-
ginia ; Caema Fisher, from Sierra Leone; and the Ann, Ram
St. Michael's.
BLYTIIh, FEB. 9.—The George, Strutter, from Inverness to
London, ran on the Sow and Pigs Rocks this morning, bat was
assisted off, and brOught into this harbour to repair.
AxxwEnr, FEB. S.—The Lord Nelson, Buster, from hence
to Hull, parted from her anchors anti cables above Fluabing, on
the 3d inst., and was carried by the high tide upon the Dikes ;
she has since been got off and carried to Flushing, to discharge
and repair. The !lope, from Leith to London, has put into
Flushing in distress, and will discharge. The Columbus, Bye,
from New York to this port, has been carried into Canipsere, to
unload, having been on shore off Flushing.
Daoxx net 41, JAN. l2.—The Gosport, Hare, from Archangel
to Shoreham, which put in here with considerable damp, has been
condemned. as unworthy of repair.
NEW Yong, JAN. 8 —The William. of Plymouth, a new ves-
sel, of about 1511 tons, was boarded in the Gulf Stream 31st ult.;
no person on board, masts gone, and stripped of sails and rigging.
The 51alabar, from Bordeaux to Havannah, has been captured
and carried into Porto Cavello. Part of the cargo condemned—the
remainder, with the ship, cleared on paying costs. The William
King, Parana's, from Charleston to Camino, was lost Nth ult.
at the IVashwood, Virginia; crew and part of the cargo saved.
NEW Yoax, JAN. 12.—The Edward, Dillingham, from Boe-
deaux for Havannah, was taken by pirates near the coast of Cuba,
11th Oct. Part of the crew escaped in the long-boat. The crew
of the IVilliana, of Plymouth, from Brazil, are arrived at Old
Point Comfort. The Detests, Hovey, from the West Indies to
Bath, went on Stage Island Reef Ist inst. with both anchors a-head,
her stcru only out of water. The Nelson, King, from Jamaica, is
arrived at this port with loss of bulwarks, sails, d.c. in a gale on
the Ist inst. The 'Pearl, Atkins. from Porto Rico to Boston, went
on shore on the 4th inst. on the Sauth beach of Nantucket, and
expected to be lost—the principal part of the cargo saved. The
Ella, 3lason. is arrived here from Eastport, with less of top-
maids, yards, &e. and hull damagaL
Jaw. 14.—Captain Brown. came up yesterday in the Ageroria,
with a valuable cargo saved from the Nestor since she went to
pieces. The remains of the wreak were sold on Saturday; it
ts not expected that any more goods will be saved.
STAVANGER, Jag. 7.—The following vessels are wind bound
in the vicinity of Egertound :—llannah, Harrison, of Shields.
from Rip; Nimble. Brown, of Dundee, from ditto; Letitia
Tennant, P&G/114e, of Belfast, from ditto; Horatio. Christie, of
Peterhead, from Memel; Pearl, Frost, of Hull, from ditto;
lona, Ferguson, of Montrose, from ditto; Agettoria, Bakker, of
Whitby, from ditto.

VESSELS SPOLE.N WIT IL—Frederick, Powell, out Li days, by
t':e Sector, Hart, arrived at St. Michael's; Isabella, Mead, horn
London to Trieste, and Restoration, of Kincardine-. bound to the
Mediterranean, 14th ult. by the Lyra, arrived in the Creek;
Brothers, of Dartmouth, bound to Havannah, by the Ham t,
arrived at St. Michael's; Magnet, front Ili° Janeiro to Trieste,
:.Itl ult. : Electra, of Philadelphia, by the Julie King. arrived in
the River; Posey Hall, Head, from Lontkin for Dominica, 34
oh. by the Harmonic arrived off Dartmouth; Dorothy. from
Liverpool for Madras. by the Britomart, arrived at Valparaiso.
The Frantliugen, Twetinan, Bum t'leaborg to Lisbon, was lost
off l'hristiansoer 4th November. three of the crew drowned.
The Cosport, Hare, from Archangel to Shoreham, is condemned
at Drontheim as unseaworthy.

TIM RMY.—Saturday, detachments from the following
regiments marched from Westminster:—From the Sth
Light Dragoons, for Dorchester; from 24th Regiment of
Foot, for Plymouth ; from the 14th Light Dragoons, for
Exeter; from the 37th, 4.5 th, S3d, 5 th . and 77th Regi-
mats of Foot, for the Idle of Wight.