The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Fat:mourn, MAT I.—Arrived from the Downs the Unity
Worth, for Quebec; the Henrietta, Leslie, for Tarragona; and
the Royal Sovereign, Sinclair, fur the South Seas.—Wind S.W. to
S.S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, Me; s.—Arrived the Edith*, Benson, from
Adara, in II days, under quarantine. Sailed the Mary (late
Cairns), for Petersburgh. Seven pm. a large ship, supposed to be
the Britannia. from London for Bombay, is running for the Mother-
bank.—M'ind S.S.E.
DEAL, 31srs.—Passes) through for the River the Ann, Kemp,
from the South Seas, a full ship. Came down from the River, and
sifted with the whole of the outward•bound, the Norfolk Hero,
Walker, for Quebtc ; the Fortitude Increased, Manning, for St.
Kitts; the Emma. Jenkins, for Port-au-Prinee; and tho Eliza-
brit. Thompson, for Oporto. His Majesty's ship Ramillies and
the East India pilot yachts remain.—Wind S.W.
GRAVESEND, MAY s.—Arrived, the Hero. \Filson, from Alex-
andria ; Ruby, Herswell, from Terceira ; Good Cater, Birch,
from Memel ; John, Young, from Gottenburgh ; Middlesex,
Hopper, from Riga ; Johanna, Birend, front Pillau ; Harmony,
Woodall, front Demerara; and Margaret, Brammel, from Dant-
:ie.—Sailed, the Pioneer, Smith, for New York.
BREMEN. APRIL 30.—The Mars, Jawzen, from London to
Dar:tete, which was abandoned on the 18th instant, has been
found wrecked on a sand-bank, near the Island of Bal''UM.
ELSINORE, APRIL 26.—The Spring, of Aberdeen, Murray,
bound to Riga, having been aground on her passage from hence,
has put into Chrietiansoe to repair. A vessel, said to be the Eris.
get, Burn, from Memel to Rochester, is aground on the
Lagsand.
Arrived off Dover the Pauline, from Surinam.
Arrived off Scilly the George Porter, Fitzgerald, front New
York.
The Catherine Wessels, from London to Stettin, has been aban
donPd by her crew off the coast of Jutland.

The Dublin Papers received yesterday contain the par-
ticulars of an outrage committed on the person of an indi-
vidual, who had incurred the displeasure of a committee
of operatives, strongly illustrating the necessity of some
restraining law.
Uvwards of 1,400/. have been expended by the crunty
of Middlesex, for an Act to provide against the recurrence
of frauds of the late Treasurer !
11% 'morn at •.—An article from Anjers. of the 16th
of April, mentions the melancholy news of the death of
the young Count- Lancelot de Turpin Urine. who
would one day have been I'..e head of the very ancient
family of the Servs de Crissc, supposed to be descended
from the famous Archbishop. Endeavouring to release a
deg which had got its head between some iron pillisades,
he was cruelly bitten by the animal in the arm and head.
Though the wounds were immediately scarified, an 1 every
precaution taken, all was in vain. At the end of a fort-
night he was seized with a burning fever, and immediately
asked fur a confessor and the viaticum. His parents,
whose only sob he was, and his relations, surrounded his
bed. Supported by invincible courage, and by the aid of
religion, he spoke to all around him with the greatest
calmness and affection that confidence in God can inspire..
After two dreadful paroxysms, 111 which his resignation,
patience, and sensibility never forsook him, he became
more easy, his sufferings appeared to diminish, and he
tranquilly yielded his soul to his heavenly lather.—
Fbele, fluted Thursday.