The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-18 00:00:00

SHIPPING INVELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JULY la.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Doris, Sr:
J. 0. Sinclair, from Plymouth, to take the Brazil mail: Sind the
Duke of Kent pacitet, from Lisbon in II days—Sailed his Ma•
jest y's cutter Basilisk, for Dublin*, with spette.
Pt.T3100711. JULY 14.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Hillary, from
Nora Scotia; the Britannia, Fulbister, trom Sierra Leone, and
the Pomona, —, from St. John's, New Brunswick.—Off the port
the Cossack, —, irom Havanna; and the Eden, Jackson, trom
Demerara.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 15.—Arrived the Elbe, Ward, from Rio
Janiero—sailed 224 may; left loading the Eagle, of Scarborough,
and the Newcastle, of Newcastle: the Denmark Hill had arrived
from Port Jackson, with coals anctoil, and was loading again, with
the Eden, for Van Diemen's Lund—en the 21st Jutte apoke the
Snowden, from Figueiras, for London, out le gays, In let. 42,
long. Ill—the master and two men were drowned by the upaettink
of a boat on the bar. Also arrived the Russian frigate Kreutzen,
from Kamatchatka.— Passed ivy the Hector, —, from Jamaica;
the Layton, —, from Bengal; the James Richard. Demeen,
from Tobago ; and the Ottawa, from Quebec, with upwards
of twenty sail of homeward-hound vessels.
DEAL, JULY IS.—Sailed the whole of the outward-bound.
. GRAVESEND, JULY 15.—Arrived the Calypso, Hutchinson,
from Teueritle ; Wray, Cross, from Roam ; Sincerity, Smith,
from Guernsey ; Sailed the Fame, Hatfield, for Horn burgh; Clyde,
Thomson, for Palermo; Waterloo, Wilkinson, for Riga.
ST. JUNE 23.—The Danish ship Aurora, Kock, har.
ing repaired, took in her cargo again, but becoming leaky, took out
one.third of her cargo, antproceetled home.
1/11ADEIRA, JUNE 17.—Lately, part of the hull of a large cop.
pered ship, bottom uppermost, drifted on shore on the island of
Bugio, or southermeat Dezerta ; from the freshness of her timbers,
itc. judged to be not more than three or four years old, and sup.
posed to have been timber laden, as upwards of CM large square
pine logs (some of them marked R. F. 211.)hare since been brought
from the wreck to Funchal. and taken charge of by the Portuguese
Authorities. The thnber being untouched by the worm, renders
it probable that it has not been any considerable tiros in the
water. '

Fano, JI:X£ 28.—The South Esk, Humble, from Alacatatu
Liverpool. which was stranded near this place, the 18th inst. TM
assisted off on the 23d, after discharging part of the cargo, and has
been towed in here.
NEWFOUNDLAND, ST. JOUN'S, JUNE 14.—The Little Ann,
Marchant, is loading for Bristol; Gleaner, Neil, for Liverpool-,
Providence, Ilarvey, for Bristol ; Cottager, Cornish, for Lon-
don ; and Oporto Packet, for Waterford, will sail in ten of
twelve days.
JAM•IC• (KINGSTON) MAT 7.—The Spring Bird, Baker,
sailed trout Carthagena 23d ult. for Rio de la Hach', but became
so leaky on the 28th and 20th, that the master was obliged to run
her into Carlisle Bay, Inc the preservation of the vessel, crew, and
fastengers. The Mary, Fisher, from Parker's Bay sprung a
leak off Long Acre on the 20th ult. an
d was towed Into Black
• River, full of.* ater, by a shallop belonging to the brig Ilsokc.
Her cargo will l:e saved.
May 14.—0 n Friday night, as a boat belonging to ths ship
Scourtield was beating round to Plantain Garden River Bar, the
untie:, When three men were drowned. On Manday the scheener
Creole, 31'Nutt, for Cuba, and lying in this harbour, was struck
by lightning, by which her foremast and fore-topmast were
shivered to pieces.

The Caledonia, Moore, of Bristol, for Riga, has been Oa shore
near FAainore ; but got off by the asaiatance of the Diving
Company.
The Jupiter, Amory, from Campeachy to Liverpool, put into
New Orleans, 13th May, leaky and walk: be obliged to dischargt
to repair.
The Zephyr packet, from the Brazils, is reported to be 'Mud ar
Falmouth.

The Lady Holland, from Jamaica to London, was supplied
with water on the 111th ult. and intended to put into Bermuda.
His Majesty's ship Fly, from South America, is supposed se be
arrived oft' Portsmouth.
It is reported that there are between 200 and 300 sail of row
ward bound vessels in soundings, bound to the different forts ,11
England. detained by light and variable winds.
The Lick, Sullivan, trom Marseilles 'and Rio Janeiro. to
Pacific, leas totally lost 9th April near Rio Janeiro. The ina,m
and some of the crew drowned.

MA RR IE D.
On the 13th inst., at Portobello. near Edinburgh. by the Bev.
William Inner, Colonel James Hamilton, from Colondos. to
Marion Elizabeth, youngest Laughter of the late Jan Ar,!ervoo
of NVintetheld. Esq.

On Thursday last, at his residence in Laasb's-Conduit.strett.
George Calvert, Eeq. Member of the Royal College of ourgoor.
aged 30.
On the Ist. inst. at Kilrush, Michael Kennedy, aged 9°. "Li
known through a great part of Ireland as a pious Pitil", Mr
Irma past.
Wednesday sennight, at Clonard, Mrs. Richards, wife of VIII*
rain Loftus lichards.

;Tetiit THE BRITISH*PirEiTSO6ce, by 1. W.Cinsaglit
181, Strand, sad published by it. Cagsoir, Bium place•

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