The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-12 00:00:00

U.VIT:4IIIAN ASSOCIATION.

A General Meeting of the Members of this Avsocietion trok
place on Thursday, at the Old City of London Tavern, for the pur-
vac of taking into consideration the expediency of making another I
application to
.Parliernent, for the passing of the " Dissenters'
Marriage Bill."
P.JONEs, Esq. in the Chair.
The Report of the Committee appointed to superintend the appli-
cation mode to Parliament this .sessiun, was first rend. It com-
menced with rating the unfortunate result of its exertions, but
coagtatuTated the Meeting on the evident alteration which had
been produced to the public mind by the agitation of the measure,
and concluded by strenuously orging the necessity of continuing
their 'serious tiD such time sa they were crowned with success.
lr. TaTkot thought the present time a favourable one for pur-
Wing the moan already agitated, espethdty an it was their Ruud
fortune to hare several lliernbere of the Cabinet among the eden-
tate, of their cause. He therefore moved that the thanks of this
Men-days be given to the Committee for their passim ex:l.6°ns. and
?hat they be instructed to persevere in their apption to Par-

baiettt:
sieve seconded the motion, which was carried una-
nin:ously:
A Member, whole name wa could not learn, rose to 'riggers the
expediency of forming some general coalition among the great body
of Dimmers, without reference to thew particular denomination',
for the purpose of petitioning and otherwise urging on Parliament
the abolition of the Corporation and Tint Acts.
S.:vasl other Melbas spoke on the subjtct, Which, in the revolt,
was referred to the Committee, tti be by them pursued so far ..s
might be found possible.
The Thanks of the MMus/ were then yowl to the following
Members of the House of deeds, for their able advocacy of the
Mindere Mirriage Bill, when before that assembly, cu.: the
Marquis of Lansdown, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the heels
Ilarrowby and Liverpool, and Lord Holland.
A motion was then made, that the proceedings of the present
'getting be advertised in such of the daily pricers as shall seen
advisable to the Committee; which, having been cArrhsi, a sub-
scription was entered into for the forwarding of the objects of tie
itleeting, after which it dispersed.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JCWZ 11.
ESTEEM IN WARM.
Lodi, Minh (Chapman, broker), trunk Dantrie.
Kits!, Cole (Gray), from Petasburgh.
y, Law,(Howdee), from Rip.
S truss, Hutchinson (Vertue), from Teneriffe.
Hoeport. Jago (O'Key), from
Ant, Bergh (Cohen), from Ham°Ltrrgh.
William and Thomas. Smith (Burnett). from Messina.
Collingwood, Evans (Gharleton), from Memel.
prom, Sims (Andrews), from Gsrizie.
Lusitaria, Gibbins (Lesko, from Oporto.
Catharine, Wessels (Caatendieek). from Memel.
Frederik" Hook (Valley), from CiliktiAMtatit.
lunge Cornelia, Wassenaar (Hall?, from HoLterclam.
arts, Howland (Hopkins), from New York.
(
Harmonic, Vass Bremer) from Deltaic.
Itugara, Naomi' (Brener),, from DIUStriC.

FROM LLOYD'S !.IST•

•
Yessteigrst, Jung 9.—flailed the Three Brothers. —, for
41*m
Parmourg, Jgst 9.—Arrived the Heart of Oak. Robertson,
treat St. Dinninge. Off the port, the Pero, Ruder, from Itio Ja-
neiro, in 76 days:
'POILTIMOOTIM Just 10.—ikriled his Majesty's ship Blossom.
fog Woolwich ; Yak .Calopbell ; Grenada, Anderson ; and
Ma Segel Soverekm yeelle. he Leaden ; and his Majesty's ship
Creme, for the Mediterranean.
Juisz 16.--The Wowing vessels. from India, are at
endow bere. via.—Maimdeof Wellington, from Bengal Ales -
ander. from Ceylon; Kinptem, hem Calcutta ; and Woodford,
Itemdlbslatm.
GiLliviessirb, Juts IS. Arrived the Iris, Howland, from
New •Yorkt Success, linteldseen, hem Tenerife; Catharine,
Wessels, from Mental ; Kitty, Cole, from Petersburgh ; Linder
NlM.Clisen, from Norway ; Mentor, Demstrey. from Stettin; Good
Cow, Birch, from Riga; Aurora, Narch; Diana, Christie; and
Dineemilibe, Dryden, from Thestaie ; Ant, Berg. from Harnburgh ;
Liam, Gallway, from Harlingen. Sailed the Speculation, Garth.
ter fen Celerity, Diekenem, fee Jersey ; Comet, Orniiston, fur I
Madeira; George Home, Young, fee Calcutta.
Vangour Jung 19—The Nancy, Carr, from hlemel for
Isendim, wee Ann on Atom en Haaboruugh Sand this morning,
east SIM wide water. The mew landed here, and arc about to hire
emend te go in search of the Nancy.
Liveft Poor., Jung o.—Arrived the Puget. Wing, front Smyr.
be. Off the port, the Hall, Clark, from Jamaica ; and Jess and
Flora, flow Cansposehy.
SYDNEY. Dec. 1.-. Arrived yesterday, the Dragon, Walker,
fruni New Zealand, with the master, Lacers, and crew. and part
of the stores saved from the ship Crompton, Moore, of London,
which ship was totally lost in the Bay of Wand,: or the 7th or
tint
ultimo. •

The Waleingham packet, banal to Butnos Ayres, was spoken
with 24th April.
The pilgrim, Wilson, sailed (ruin Honduras 30th March, in
company with the Zephyr, arrived at Leith ; parted on the Gth
.April„ When the Pilgrim bore away from Campeachy to load.
Oaf Dartmouth, the William and Henry, Partridge, from Ja-
maica—ion the 23d April, an passing through the Gulf. o...creed a
salip and a brig on Carnifort Reef; it ens thin blowing a gale at I
N.E. by II; on the 9h May spoke the Regent, from London to
Jamaica. all well.
;'he Noun. Hall. from Tenon to Bay Cbaleur. was spoken with
14th ult. with low of rigging and bulwarks ; she had spoken on
the 10th the Jean. of Leith, for Quebec, with loot ef bulwarks and
stern stove in; on the 121!1, the Albion, of London, sill ins of,
main and wizen top-masts on the 13th, s brig from Nce:cnstle to
:tfiramichi, out six weeks, which had picked up part of a ship's
crew from Liverpool.
Extract of a letter from Capt. Ainsworth. of the David, 'mired
from Jamaica, dated the Bth of June:—`' The las; time I sew the
Hanover was on the 10th of April,, about mid-day ; she was then
same distance a-head of me, blowing very haul and a heavy sea.
The height of the gale was over before night ; we had then just
chaired the gulf. 1 steered to go to the south of Bermuda. (.apt.
11!Neilage intended to go the same way. I had very fine weather
daring the remainder of the passage, the winds very bathing, at-
tended with calms. The Hanover sailed remarkably well, and ehe
was eery tight. I passed several sail on the 27th oh. the wind then
at. A. 7.1. in lit 49. 10. long. thought one of them looked like
the Hanover; they were standing to the southward ; I was then
srending to the northward, Spoke the Eden, bound to Loudon,
the 28th ult.
VEssates StoxeY WIT 11 —Did°. of luidiirland, and Ame-
tt:ytt,
of London, both outward-bound, leth u't. ; the latter had
lost afl her boars and two men overboard, and had seen two yes- I
set. dismastesl; rations., from Liverpool for :Bintinichl,llth ti
she bad throe days before seen the Fame, of London, with lose of
Loin and foremast", barepeit, and three men ; also the Colon, of
London. with las of some of her masts; Castlereagh, of Shields,
t4h; Concord, from Waterloo/ for Newfoundland, 21'h; and'
Oscar, of Liverpool. from Newfoundboth for ()norm, Vitb ; by
were Ardent. Darts, arrived at Liverpool. Avon. Hall, from Trona
fin. Bay (tartlet'?, 14th alt., with ices of rigeir g and halerarks ;
aloe had spoken. on the 10th, the Jean, of Leith, for Quebec, with
loss of bulwarks and stern stove in ; on the 12th, the Albion, of
London, with loss of main and mizen-topmasts; on the 13th, a
brig. from Newcastle for Miramichi, out six weeks, which had
picked up part of a ship's crew from Liverpool.