The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-08-08 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Cm -r••vo, Ay°. 6 —Paced by the Weaver. Velsit, from
N,rway; Cere•• Cullom, from Stettin; Eaten, f. 0...
; °root. Jolutson ; sittl View etthertna, J app. Min
T•nninle•t Sailed the Paneeeranc.•, ----, for
Jemitna anti F.t.iny, White, for L'hatleiton ; sod the P./tvone.
Klotson, to Elsinore.

The Edward, Simpson, and Fanny, Try from Loodoug
for T hag were spoke with at as, rith Ju Nay
The Falcon sloop of war, with the Minerva, Jell. the Lord.
Nolan, the Henry, Wallkill, and the re...,;•
9 .et under convoy from NewfouridLinrl, .re arrived clf Poole. .
In Yarmouth the Rusvia Company Sitaky (ma •
R Igor.
V.Pf Dn. e, I menia, Strywer, haat Virginia.
At D 'rt.. th—Junge tt'illiam, Blinker, frora So/him
At Briv. :—Betaey, Bulpei, foam
nada; Maria, Pe !coca, Ann, Williams, King ton, Etheridge,
Bytannia, Bell, Collor, T.pirer.ll, Jane, Frazer, and We.* • li..iise. Thcdrri, front st. vvvren, marnaralvio
Mincra, '.hylock, from Demmarat Nom, and in.
King V .r.:l, --, from Nevi,; Pilgrim, Phillips, ais..l the .
Venus, II ou, from St. Kitt's ; Bristol Vo:unteer,
foam Antigc ; L-onard, Wilson, Trusty, w:iies, aniAdmi. t.
Sands, fmin ; Ocean, --, fmni
beth, Motto. io in, Newfoundland; Briton, Powell, Mg agar
Man, Avery, from Ti `...ago.
At Liccroool-i-V.:4pareb, Starluelt, from South Carolina; •
Adventure, Peanion, front Nova Scotia; Rio.awl, iLiadevy,,
fr.rm Noway; Lion, Speid•ng; and the Sinceidw, Walrus,
from G•ernland. , • .
. lAt Dublin—uSoran, O'Consere, from New York.
At Nerefouudtand.-Albion, Walters, fr om Cadiz; game, •
May, fro., New York; Comic em e, from St. Voverot s g
B•t,y, Bray, from Ilium; F•rueis, Toby, from Liverp.. 4; •
Lord Nelvon, Pike, from Plymouth; Brothers Hamruu,d,
fro-n Bristol 1.-It, Potter, from W .rerford ; H armor. , 1.4,10
fr ; Elet.uy, Cummings; Dive, Lowry; au./ Prialiles,
Ford, from Dartmouth.
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Yesterday evening, as a carriage full of Sir F.
Moms rr's friends was returning from Brentford,
between Kensington and Hyde-Park-Corner, the
driver, finding himself pressed, drove on one side,
and the carriage upsetting, a man who happened to
be looking out of the window of the coach at the
time, had his head so dreadfully crushed, that it is
apprehended he must have died immediately.
As a family were returning to town yesterday
evening in two post-chaises from Cranford fridge,
they were violently attacked opposite Sir Francis
Burdett's house by the mob, who followed them
as far as Fleet Market, pelting the carriages with
stoles and mud, bast fortunately without ail injury
to the persons inside. Some of the stones were a
pound weight.
Yesterday afternoon, a boy employed to sweep a
chimney in the house of Mr. SA VI L Lk, a tailor, in
Oevereux-court, had got to the top of the chins:sq,
when, unfortunately, the chimney.pot gave way,
and fell, with the ill-fated youth, into the yard ad-
joiring the house. The terrible crash that the ac-
cident occasioned, soon brought several persons to
the spot ; but their assistance was of no other me,
than to convey the corpse of the boy to the house of
his master.
Early yesterday morning, a blind beggar man, of
the name of EL Jot, going along the New Read.
St. George's in the East, was stopped by a
woman, who heat him very much, and robbed hint
of three shillings in half-pence, with which she
made her escape.
On Monday evening a riling man, apparently
intoxicated, took a bait at Bank-side, and desired
the waterman to carry him to Westminste• -Br idge
When he got out into the middle of the river, he
leaped overboard, with intent to drown himself,
but was saved by the aairity of the water man. Ha
is the s.rn of a respeaable tradesman in the Bo-
rough, and bad about 301. in his pocket.

On Wednesday last, an ingeisition was taken ie
the parish of Islip, befog* Mr. GtnaH, One of He
Coroners for Oxfordshire, on view of the bckly of
C. Ltescosse, a boy axed fourteen years, who u
as
playing with stones, when one of his playfellows •
unfortunatzly threw one which struck him on the
bowels; be Languished two days, and dim ex-
pil

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