The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Pandora,
from Portsmouth, to give convoy to the Mediterranean. Sailed the
Benjamin, Byers, for Jamaica; and Duke of York packet, for Lis.
bon Olithe port, the Faith, Walker, from Bilboa in five days.
PLYMOUTH, Fre. 28.—Arrived the Mercury, 31•NaIly, from
the South Seas—sailed from the Cape 23d of December. Of the
port, the Essex, Barclay, from the South Seas. His Majesty's
packet Neptune, from St. Thomas's, was spoken with on the lUth
inst. in lat. 34. long. 31. 50.
DEAL, FEB. 29.—.1 rri red and sailed for the River, the Sprightly,
Brown, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed, the Barclay, Ferrier, and Vit-
toria, Forbes, Mr Jamaica; Almorah, Horde, for Van Diemen's
Land; Caledonia, Creighton, for Tenerifre • Onyx, Laughton, for
Honduras; Maria Elizabeth, Orates, for Oporto;) and Alexander,
i Bakker, for Alexardria.
°RAVI/END, FEB. 29.—Attired, the Fricndschap, Jacobson,
from Norway; Good Hope, Stephenson. trona ditto; Frau Maria,
Ebewson, from ditto; Zce Blomster, Cock, from ditto; l'rovi.
dunce, Plerner, front ditto; Paris, Stonehouse, from Petersburgh ;
Hoflhung, Turaber, from Hanover; Amelia, flenzell, from Me-
mel; Bntannia, Edmond, from llamburgh ; Thomas and Mary,
Han, from ditto; Gute Christiana, De Vries, from ditto; Alliance,
Landstrum„ from Gottenburgh ; and SpriOtly, Brown, front Rio.
Sailed, the London, Sotheby, for India; Lady Melville, Clifford,
for ditto; Nile, Blyth, for Berbice ; Catherine, klieg, for Gib-
raltar; Sisters, Disnop, for Naples; Dauntless, Tucker, for Elsi-
neur; Kingston, Cockle, for Demerara; Duabourg, Drew, for
Boston; Essex. Boston, for Bordeaux.
Drawl FEB. 27.—The Agnes, Wylie, from Saltcoats, is on
the New Wall. . . .

KINSALE, Few. 25.—1 n the severe gale on Thursday, the 19th
February, the brig William, of St. Ives, with coals, John
31`Donald, master and chief owner, was wrecked at Coolaiain, in '
Courtmasherry Bay, when Mr. Llewellyn, Chief Officer of the
Water Ouard, and his crew, rendered eve y service in his power,
and saved the master and all his crew, who were all comfortably
lodged at a neighbouring gentleman's house. The police sea of
infinite service. Capt. Barry, of the East Carberry' was on the'
spot in half an hour, and not a single rope or spar has been plun.l
dered or lost--a thing unexampled to shipwrecks. Alr. Rutland,
of the Courcey police, with his men, relieved the East Carbery.
The country people were remarkably quiet and well conducted, and
assisted to save the men. The ship is a total wreck.
SCILLY, FED. 25.—The cargo of the schooner Calypso, from
Cork to London, has been landed, and about fifty quarters of oats
(damaged) have been sold.
GIBRALTAR, Pus. 9.--The brig of war Cameleon arrived last
night from Algiers, at eight o'clock. After firing two guns, an
officer landed with despatches for the Governor, and the brig
sailed soon 41ter to the westwar.l. Nothing hes officially trans-
plred, but many reports she cirettlated. Orders hare been given
not to clear vessels for those States.

A LEIANDUIA (E.), DEC. Is.—The Maria, Middleton, is re-
turned to pert leaky, after throwing a small part of her cargo over-
board. The Levant, Walker, arrived from Beyroot Itortas, with
lose of rudder and false keel, sustained whilst on !More there.

The Mary, Brigp, for St. Lucia, put back to Gravesend yes-
terday with damage.
The Vrow Margaretta, —, from Amsterdam to Lynn, was
stranded the 22d ult. on Ameland.
VEssEt.s Storer 1r I T H.—The Castle Fotba from Cark to
New South Wales, on the 13th November, all well, by the Mar.
;faretta, which arrived at the Cape of Good Hope the 15th Dec.
from Amsterdam. Minerva, Lambert, from Virginia to Pernam-
buco, the 23d Jan. Nockton packet, from the Wtst Indies to Fal-
mouth, on the llith Feb.; and on the 30th Feb. the Margaret,
Morrison, from Liverpool to turccoa, by the Mercury, arrived at
Plymouth.