The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-06 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, MAY 3.--Atrived the Lord Hobart packet, from
Buenos Ayres. sailed oth March ; and from Monte 'Video, lith
March. The Camden packet had sailed on the Ist March from
Monte Video for England. Arrived the Fortitude, Dupin, from
Lisbon, in IS days.
DARTMOUTH, MAT 2.—The Danish ship Conferenz Rath
Baur, Seeman, was this morning taken out of the dry dock.
PORTSMOUT A, MAY 4.—Arrived the Wanderer. Moffatt, front
Sicily. Fused by the Dido, Lee, from Rio Janeiro-10 weeks'
passage ; also the Buckinghamshire, for China ' • and the Bombay,
for Bombay. Arrived his Alajesty's ship Blossom, from Wool-
wich ; and the Viper cutter, from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Martin, for the Cape of Good hope ; and the Repulse cutter,
an a cruise.
DUAL, MAY 4.—Arrived and sailed for the River, th_ Thomas,
Bell, from St. Vincent's. in 40 days. Sailed the New York packet,
Barclay, for Jamaica; Albion. Hodgson, for Al iramichi • Brim-
hiy, —, for Bombay ; and Lady Flora, —, for Bengal. The
Lowther Castle remains.
GRAVESEND, MAY 4.—Arrived the NVooriburn. Fisher, from
Havannali ; Sea Nymph, Burrows, from Naples; Louisa, Law-
rie, from Zante ; Eggarden Castle. Pitman. from Jamaica ; Spike
transport, Harrison, Crum ditto: lame, Hodges, front Lisbon ;
Alerturius, Patterson, front Ilamburgh ; Mayflower, —, from
Leghorn ; Escape, Av, from Faro ; and Crawford, Hutchins,
front Charente.—Sailed ery
the Cherub, Ilrownrigg, for Gambia ; For-
titude Increased. Alarming, for St. Kitt's ; Salus, Nesbitt, for
Cadiz; Emma, Jenkins, for St. Domingo ' • Richmond, Giltlerdale,
for Haruburgh • Swallow, Davcnhill, for Montserrat' ; and Hud-
son, Champlin;for New York.
Liwektroox, MAY 3.—Arrived the Mary, Watson, from Pa-
raiba ; Leonidas., %Yard, and Jubilee, from New Orleans—sailed
17th March ; Crisis, Martin, from Maranham ; and the Mary,
from Denia.
MZMEL, APRIL M.—Upwards of 150 vessels have sailed from
hence within these two days, and all got out safe except the Porno.
na, Johnson, for Hall, which ran aground on the North Point, but
got off and proceeded.
PKTERSHURGII, Aran. 10.—Our River up at Fawn opened
two days ago. when the bridge was carried away by the ice, which
still remains fast below and in the Gulf. The Little Neva is still
shut, and the bridge over it standing. We have again frost, which
ma tend to delay arrivals at Cronstadt.
BUENOS AIRES. AIARCH 22.—The Alorningfield, Bridges,
from Bahia for Montevideo, was totally lost near the Island of
Flores, in this river, 20th Feb—crew saved, and arrived at
Monte Video.—The Orient, Stewart, front Liverpool to this port,
struck the ground near Point Indio, in this river, on the night of
the 3d March, but soon swung off, and arrived here sth March ;
she is, however, rather leaky in consequence.

VEsstr.s SPOKEN Wl7ll.—The Hercules' Vaughan, 20th
Feb.—all well. Sarah, Belfast for Quebec, let inst. off Bardsey,
by the Kelton. ar7;ved at Liverpool. Princess of Qrange, outward-
bOund, 19th ult. ; 23d, Blandtord, Hull for North America ; 26th,
Ann, Liver, )01 for Brazils ; 29th, Arab, Liverpool for Boston ; by
the Sublime. arrived at Liverpool. -
Arrived off Dover, tha Jupiter, 51andels, from St. Domingo.
His Majesty's ship Blond, Captain Lord Byron, arrived at Val-
paraiso Feb. 3.

POLICE.

MANSION-HOUSE.

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Yesterday a woman named ARM Cute/ma/1 was brought before
the Sitting Yesterday
L. D. Allen, Esq. charged with having stolen
from John Buckley. a seaman belonging ta the Ganges East In-
diaman, upwards of TM Spanish dollars, besides a quantity of Cor-
nelian.
She was remanded for further examination.
GUILDHALL.— -

DARING MOVIERIIICARING NY A BOY—James Broom, •
mere lad, apparently not more than fifteen years of age, was charged
yesterday before the sitting 3lagistrate, Mr. Alderman Cox, with
breaking into a dwelling-house, and stealing therefrom a large
quantity of wearing apparel, &c.
Ann Fox, a widow unman, who keeps a green-grocer's shop on
St. Andrew's-hill, Doctors' Commons, stated, that she was alarmed
at an early hour on Sunday morning by a boy who sleeps in the
house, with the information that the door of her shop below was
standing wide open. She ran down stairs immediately, and found
that the premises had been broken into, and that every thing it
contained had been overhauled, that several articles not of value
were strewed about the shop, but every thing worth tilting away
had been carried off, including all the linen and wearing apparel
belonging to herself and her four children, without leaving
any clue whatever as to the party who committed the de.
predation, with the exception of an old hat, which did not
belong to any body in the house, being found in the shop.
The noise of the robbery soon spread through the neighbourhood,
and in the course of the day site learned front n boy of the name of
Henry 3loon, residing in Holiday-yard. that he had seen James
Broom, who had formerly lodged in Mrs. Fox's house, in com-
pany wilt another boy, about five o'clock that morning, In the
neighbourhood of SL Andrew's-hill, each of them carrying bundles;
and upon the hat which was left upon the premises I eing shown
about, it was identified by several of the boss in the neighbourhood
as the one James Broom usually wore. On this intelligerce an in-
quiry was set on foot to trace out the prisoner. who in the course of
Tueiday was apprehended in the vicinity of Drury-lane, taken be-
fore the Magistrates at Bow-street, and by them sent in custody to
this office. Nothing, however, was found upon him to corroborate
the suspicion against hint.
A lad of the name of Davis identified the hat, which Mrs. Fox
produced as belonging to the prisoner, having, as he said, fre-
quently seen him with it on.
Upon this testimony, together with that of the boy Moon, who'
swore positively to having met hint on the Sunday morning, and
to his having a new hat on at the time, which was one of the ar.
tides stolen, the A LUERSIAN remanded him for another bearing,
that opportunity might be afforded to trace out the property.
The prisoner, who seemed but little affected with his situation,
said nothing in reply to the accusation against him, and walked
away with the officer, apparently very well contented.