The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-08 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, AuG. 6.—The Dove, Rankin, in a very-heavy gile of
wind last night, drove into a ships' hawse, and was obliged to slip
from limb anchors and cables. The Fanny drove very con.
siderably. •
C.; aavEsEND, AuG. s.—Arrived the Lively, Spittle, front
Pernambuzo ; Brothers, Atherton. from Lisbon ; Amelia, Bully;
William, Carpenter ; and Orb, Bathgale, from Cadiz ; Budding.
ton, Sims. from St. Lucia ; Ann, Recey, from the South Seas ;
Salads, 1-learn ; and Ida, Tyler, from Jamaica ; Jean Stewart,
31•Kenzie, from St. Domingo ; Limerick Packet, Howard, trona
Faro ; William, Gunn, from Trinidad ; Harmony, Harquard, from
Trieste; Barbadoes Packet, Laws, from Halifax ; Hope, Ripper.,
from Oporto ; George, Hodgson, from Berbice; Cora, Benefam,
from Seville ; and Saha, Clark, from Quebec.—Sailed the Louisa,
Burns, for Malaga ; London, Smith, for Quebec ; Ellen,
Taylor, for Dantzic ; Edward, Wessels, for Bremen ; Clifton.
Walker ; Sarah Margate, Speader ; and Hope, Ormistun, rot
Ilamburgh.
LIVERPOOL Auo. 4.—The Antigua packet, Smith, was run
on board of by the Resolution, of Portsmouth, N. 11. from hence.
and lost her bowsprit head, fore and wizen topmast, and had het
larboard bow store ir.
QuEBEC, JULY 4.—The Robert Kerr, of Belfast. !mama hick
with damage, having been on rhore on Red Island shout; it is
supposed she will discharge part of her cargo, to repair. The John
Barrie is off here from Cork ; she has been on shore at Betsainiies
Point.
NEB YORE JuLY 2.—The Robert Patten, arrived at Beverly
from Africa. in let. 11. 51. long. 27. fell in with, and was boarded
I by, a Spinirh piratical twig, mounting one long 18-pounder on a
pivot, and had apparently about 30 men. After turning all hands
below. and guarding our hatches, commenced an it di.crimate
plunder, taking every article of any value whatever ; ut bent such
of our sails as they wanted, and even unrove the running rigging,
I barely leaving us a sufficiency of rigging or stores to ci ntinue our
voyage.

The Bermuda, of South Shields, has teen towed into Whitby
Roads, with lots of tbretopmast.

THE Aft:VY.

A detachment belonging to the 4th Light Dragoons marched cr.
the 4th inst. front Wei:muster, for hi aidistone.
Detachments belonging to the 44th, dad, 57th and 82d Re;-:.
!items of Infantry marched on the 4th inst. front 'Westminster. far
Chatham.
A detachment belonging to the Royal Staff Corps marched on
the 4th inst. from IVestminster, for Hythe.
Dunr.ttr, Avo. 4.

The lot Battalion of the 31 Foot Guards, under the commacd
of Colonel Clitheroc, marched from the Royal Barracks yesterday,
about eleven o'clock, to embark at the Pigeon house, for Live:.
pool, on their return to London. The band of the 42d High.
laneets accompanied them to the place of embarkation, playing as
they passed through the city, " Patrick's Day," " Garryowen,"
and a variety of other national airs, the populace, at the same time.
cheering this fine body of men on their departure, as a mark of
respect for their excellent conduct during the twelve months they
had been quartered in this garrison.
The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Guards has replaced the 3d
here. -They disembarked on Monday and Tuesday.
The 79th Highlanders, commanded by Colonel Douglas, will
sail from Cork, for Quebec, in the Romney frigate, Capt. Lockyer,
and the Maria and Cato transports, which vessels will bring to
England the 37th Regiment. Sir Thomas Cochrane, Governor of
Newfoundland, also goes out to St. John's, in the Romney.