The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALHOCTII. MAY 19.—Arrived the John and Robert, from
Bristol for Montreal, out six weeks has been as far west as long.
30, and was dismasted on the 28th ult. The Mary, Lawson, from
Bristol for New York, was spokes with the 2d inst. dismasted and
returning. Two p.m.—There is a brig now working in. with loos
of topmasts —The vessels that arrived here in distress "peke the
Comhceard, of South Shields, for Miramichi, on the Ist inst.,
and on the 3,1 inst. the Amelia, of London, for St. John's, New
Brunswick.

Pll'3lOE7ll, MAY 19.—Arrived the Syrtis, Taylor, from
Trieste. Put back the Aurora, Hallett, for Halifax, disc:mated ;
lost her mate and four men overboard, in the gale of the 20th
ult. She has been as far as lat. 46.40. long. 36. Of' the port,
the Charles, Joy, from New Bedford; on the 2d inst. in lat. 44.
long. 211. spoke the Dwdalus, of London, dismasted, and all her
boats gone.
POIITSMOVTH. MAY 20.—Off the port, the Atlas, Mayne,
from China. Arrived the Comet, BPPherson, from Madeira.
CowEtr, FIAT 19.—Arrived the Glutton, Lauton, in forty-four
days from Honduras. Sailed his Majesty's ship Thetis, with
troop., for Sierra Leone.
DEAL, MAY 20.—Passed the Triumph and his Majesty's ship
Blanche, to the westward. Arrived the Janette, i'vowicke, from
Demerara; Fewer, Monet. Remain, the Ruby and Rambler, for
London. These vessels experienced very severe gales on the 211111
and Vlth ult. in lat. 46. long. 32. and have been obliged to bear up.
The following information is derived Item the 31asters :—Raby, of
London, on the Mh ult. encountered a violent gale from S.S.W.;
a heavy sea struck the TC•ht4 canted her ballast, ar..l laid her ow her
broadsule, cut away the inainutast and bower anchor. On tae 30th
spoke the ship Henry, Coish, of Newcastle, with all her head-sails
and bulwarks gone. On the 2rl inst. spoke the Thane, of Allot,
bound to Minunichi ; lost four hands overboard, but would pro-
ceed to her destination. On the 4th spoke the Thomas Grant, of
Hull, all Trak Oa the 11th spoke the fiche, of South Shieids,l
with lots of both tonntruds, So. and had on board part of the crew
of the Union, of London, which vessel had been lost in the gale.
Also spoke the Thornton. of South Shields, with loss of foremast
and bowsprit; an American ship was I; sup by her. Tice gale'
comment-11 t t S.S.W. and shifted to N.E. and then backed to
N.W. mukinr a tremendous cross-sea.
Gear I:,,END, MAY 20.—Arrived the Zephyr, Candlish, from
Demerara; Catherine, fllgg, from Almeira; Emanuel, —, from
Norway Entopm Theatre, from ditto; Elizabeth, Brboks. from
Tobago; Vi:tory, Cabin, from Harlingen; Juno, Hutchinson,
from CaSiz ; Solos, 'Thomson from Hamburgh ; Woodpark,
Franklin:, from St. Luria; Scotia. Wylie, from the Canaries;
anon, from Charente; blinerva, Morley, front ditto;
Lisa itumney, Turner, from Jamaica. Sailed, the Mercury,
M•Nally, for the Smith Seas; 31itford Taylor, for Gibraltar;
Cobham, Wailer, for Sierra Leone; Jane, Wylie. for Naples;
Asia, Bahlerson, for India; Esther, Carr, for Berl ice • •M'est.
brook, Hall, for Jamaica; Flra, Christie, for Cape de l'ertl;
Thomas Dempsey, from ILayti.
noun, MAY 19.—. Clic Jolitissn, of South Shields, for Ray
Chaleur, has just conic into the entrance of this harbour, under
jury masts, and appears to have lost bulwarks ail boats.
The Bomber, Quieten, sailed from Fayal 20th Dec., for Liver-
pool, and has nut since been Leant of.
The Palmyra. Beynolds, has left Cape Ilaytirn for Port-au.
Prince, to finish her loading, and was expected there, the 31 April.
every day.
The 'Windsor, Haviaide, from China, was spoken with on the
19.11 lost, by the Lord Hungertnnl, Farquharson, from London to
the 31aurittus, arrived at the island of Palma Feb. TS.
The Mellish, Cole, from Loudon to Bengal, was spoken with on
the 25th ult., ante experiencing a tremendous gale, and much
damage, on the 23a, by the Forteseue, Rumpff, from tiottenburgli
to India; was all well Ist Jan.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Zante, dated
April 7:— 1
'• The Greek vessels that were cruising off MILSOIOVIO have
retired, some time since, to their respective places of outfit, nor is
there any report of their returning for the present. The Turkish
vessels left by the Capitan Paella in the Gulf of Lepanto, OCCA-
Stormily cruise of 3lissolonghi, but to no purpose. A Maltese
teasel, in leaving Calannua, was boarded, a few miles ut sea, by
pirates, from a purl of Mains; and after plundering her, and, it is
said, murdering all the crew, the vessel was sunk. Sonic tithe
pirate., with their vessel, have been taken in cos:tit), by the Go.
vernmetit there."
VESSELS SPOKEN WiTO.—!lope, Walsh, of ll'hitelutves fcr
Quebec. May 1 ; Alpha, Clarke, Prow Plymouth for ,Inieriat
May 8, by the ...mom, put back to Plymouth—all well.
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Thomas Foriler, a servant in titz• employ of Mossra. Ford
land Co., of Winchester, died on Friday. On •Wesiniswiey he ex-
perienced some inconvenience from a small pimple on M. tongue,
which increased considerably during the following eiy, and en
Friday became so !amens to occasion his death by suilisc,:tion.
Es ECU i lON.-- Friltly,.l.Campbell, contitinneti rt the la xi
Circuit Court at Stirling:at Le etecutod for hothiebreaaing and I het:,
suflired the sentence of the 141,1 on • scaffolding in hunt of the
tuurt-boine, surrounded by a crowd of spectators. lie appeared
on the' scaffold about half past two, attended by the Al..gisirates
and' Ministerii. Ile seemed composed and resigned. .it slim t
praye being. offered up by a Minister, he was latinchial into eten.i:y
in a few niinutos After appiming on die sottliild, Ile sirii,xleil
rotoi a deal, although
.114 tall was considerable, float the length of
tbe After hangutg about half an hour, he wan cut down
and -erred to his friends, whit were in utter.daace wit: a cart
and 44 The cruadlinpagliately, daspcnood.