The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-05 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH. MAY 2.—Arrived the Comely, Gray:from Trieste,
in thirty-four days. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, fet
Lisbon.

PLYMOUTH. MAY 2.—Arrived the Eagle, Henry, from St.
Aliened's. Sailed the Briton, Reed, for St. menburgh.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 3.—Arrived the Sir Francis Drake, from
Plymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ship Calliope. on a cruise: and
his Afajesty's steam-ship Crocodile, for Dover. Remain, the Rojal
George, and Sir E. Paget. for India.
DEAL, MAY 3.—Arrived the Harmony, Woodalls. from Deme-
rara; and Ocean, —, from Bernice. lame down from the
River, and remain, the Lowther Cattle, Baker, and the Bo t,rrr,
—, for India; Louisa, Barren, for Bordeaux ; Lath
Al`Donald, for Bengal; Britannia, Willett, for St. AlEhrel'i;
and Nassau. Trermayne, for Sierra Leone. Passed through. the
Adeona. Stewart, for Gibraltar ; Richard, 'Middleton. and Tele.
graph, Gremlin, for Havre; Catherine, Parker, for Alexandra;
' Pacific. Sutherland, for Buenos Ayres ; and the Trial, Barre!, fa
Jamaica.
GRAVESEND, May 3.—Arrived the Peter Proctor, Brown,
from Dominica; General Talbot, Everard, from Lanuretto;
Regent packet, Collins, from St. Michael's; Chace. Shohns.
from Bordeaux ; Enterprise, Witham, front ditto; Visa Ulm.
rine. Erick, for Ilamburgh. Sailed the Norfolk Hero. Walker,
for Quebec; Henley and Sarah, Bloom, for Hamburgh ; Birahr*.s,
'touchier, fOr Bombay; New York packet, Barclay, for Jsr4ca;
Streatham Castle, Brown, for Quebec; and the Elisabeth. Datum
for Oporto.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2.—Arrived the Atlantic, Barber, from
Pernambuco—aisikd 17th March; Alice, Ellison, from A.rrs
Leone—sailed 26th Feb. ; Allred, Wilson, front Trieste;
Broad, from Gallipoli ; the Perseverance, —, from Mamas:
Active. Mathews, from St. Michael's; Silas Richards, —,
from New lark—railed fhb ult. in company with the Heraldic
this port ; the Franklin, Dance, from ditto—aailed the ask:
Catherine. Adams, from Savannah ; Kelton, —, from I'oou..
bueo ; and Fairfield, —, front Sierra Leone.
NORTH SUIELDS, MAY 3.—The Mary, Williamson, boot
to London, put back here on the 30th ult.. in consequence of IR
cargo (ashes) taking fire. A Aer scuttling h.r, and cutting uplift
of the deck and covering boards, the fire was extinguished.
CHARLESTON. MARCH 25.—The Colombian ship Rita, Lea
from Carthagena to Liverpool, put into this port 15tit inm ran
leaky, and with loss of all her anchors and moat of her Hilt of
the Bar. The cargo Is discharging, and it is doubtful whether de
vessel can be made sea-worthy.
NEW YORK, APRIL 2.—The brig Samuel, Barlow, of Nes.
port, from Campeachy and Havannah, for Alarseilles, put lONths
port on Wednesday, leaky.
APRIL 6.—The Nancy, Hatch, from Washington (Nonh Co.
line) to Demerara, was totally lost on Ocracock Bar, 21st wt

The Abell, Nichols. arrived at New York from Antwerp.'
on the 23d Alarch, in lat. 44, long. 47, a great number of altalt
of ice.
The Houghton, Hunter; Judith, Dunkerley ;and Far. Dr.
Eaten, have arrived at Riga, with upwards of 100 other resat,
names unknown.
VESSELS Sroaww wyrrt.--Atlantle, —, from Bahia to
mouth, 15th tilt. ; Sarah, —, for Vera Cruz, 7th ult.: Com-
merce, —, from Lisbon to London, 21st ult.; St. Irma.
Felix, from St. Jibes to Cork, 30th ult.; Magdalen, !t- • Ij/e•
pool to Smyrna, out 2.5 days.

BOW-STREET.
Yesterday In!liana Brookes, alias Brooker, al' .I,•er, *Ter
for whose apprehension a reward was offered In the ?awe I 1
Cry 000nel so long ago as October last, was brought before alt.
liacts, on suspicion of having been very extensively =owed te
horse-stealing in various parts of the country.
About the time mentioned, the prisoner, with another man rho
has sine* been tried and miteleted at the Assists, was seen in see•
ral parts of Kent and Etemiaeont which horses were stolen, and on
one occasion they were tread a greet bomber of miles, and owed
times nearly being takes ; but the managed by superior net
(knowing, as it would appear, that they were closely pursued,
is
escape with three horses which had been stolen. The police hoe
been constantly on the look-ont for the prisoner • and on Wedges.
day evening Furlong, one of the patrol of this office, who had
bed
• description of hie , met him in company with another ese
in Brick-lane, Spi fields. The patrol felt certain that he was f"!
man, and was advancing cautiously to seize him, when the P,'' "
saw him, and immediately started off at full speed. Furlongswim , bo'
ever, was too quick for him, and after • sharp run of some &
he came up with and secured him, but not without considerabk on
instance on his part.
Furlong swore that he believed the prisoner to have bent 4x°'
curled in stealing several homes, and requested that he melt he
remanded for further examination, as he had no doubt that that
would be six or seven charges against him when his apptelloWe
became known.
Mr. HALLS asked the prisoner if ht had anything ton! •odd
should not be remanded ?
Prisoner—Nothing at all.
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BIRTH.
On Thursday last, at the Orange, Bedale, the lady of the flog
and Rcv. T. blouson, of a son.

DIED.
On the 29th ult. at her house in Itingstead. Norfolk, deeTlY.*
geetted, Lady Martin, in her 66th year ; eldest dauglitc,
lr
Rev. Arraine Sty leman,late Rector of the same place;
wife of the Rey. Edward Roger North, Vicar of !follow, in Eoli
deceased, and widow of the late Sir Mordaunt Martin, Big'
Burnham, Norfolk.

MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIM.,
Morning 56 min. after 3. I Afternoigt3ll mtw lel"
Primed atTH EtBitTIM PRF-SS OiNtro. *LW' tlitti°l4
ISI, Strand, and puoliabed b? R. CAXitortj P.