The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Terror bomb-teasel has been off Algiers, but wits sent back
to *familia, to wait the *meal a other rowels of that description.
The ruse was at Smyrna, And the Tribune was especttal to pro-
reed shortly from Malta to the lonian Islands. A fine young
boons, which had been presented by the hey of Tunis to Captail
l'lifferd, of his Majesty's ship Eitryalus, has been brought home
tn the Cambrian, intendett as a present to his firace the Duke of
Ihrroushire.
ragman the Hon. fi. R. Trefucis, Commander of the Jasper, is
promoted to the rank of Post Captain, which tank has been con-
/need upon him for his unremitting teal and attention in the pm-
tection of the British fishermen employed near Jersey, for which
serene Csp,ain Trefusir was especially appointed by the Lords of
the Admiralty.
A nip revere gale from S, W. was experienced on Sunday gen-
night at Tirtsmmith ; the Jupiter, which ship left Putt port on
Vll4llll, the 111th instant, wu obliged to put into Torbay. The
Haadisk cutter, birat. Heugh, sprung her bowsprit the s one day,
on bey way from Chatham to Portsmouth, and has gone into har-
bour ea replace it.
11/ISTRIIIIITION 1W PRIZE-WONT:V.
The Arab, fur assistance to the nterchantAltip Mary Anns
on
the Olth of Jut!, at No. 22, Usorge.street, Adelphi ; and recalled
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Hydra, for the French pahateers GO Prince Eugene and
ya Caroline, on the 211th in st No. dl, Nartolk-street, Strand ;
and walled there Tuesdays sad Fridays.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LIAi% Mg LIST.

FAL %TOOT'S, 317 NE 26.—Arrived the Frolic packet, from New
Ye-O.—Mut the Sth imt. Sailed his Majesty a brig Partridge,
and a triad for Lisbon; Dove packet, foe Buenos Ayres; and Os-
inane packet, fur the Leeward island..
PINNer2.II. inert 26.—Arrived the Nautilus. Smith, from
et. John's, New Mrunswiek ; Enchantress, from Gallipoli; and
Brixton, Stevens, from London.
Polies notrie, Jowl W.—Arrived the Siloon, Stenhemen,
from lit. Lucia. Sailed the Baltic Merchant transport, fur Ply.
mouth.
Hest.. .Itt W--Cerne down from the River yedaday anti
sailed, the mangles, (login. for New Sash Wales; Martha,
Ihtins. he Sierra Leone ; Newcastle, ---, and Thal* Shand,
tor Jamaica sad Bennis. Klanseur, for St. Crate. Also,
to.day ens Amen*, Levy, tee Bengal ; anti Rebecca, tiesomer,
for Tribego. Arrived and sailed for the Rica, the Pettiest.
ileingssoos, from Grenada; aed Reward, Terry, from St. Vin-
cent's.
OILAVILS*3In, J 27 —LAUiren, Champion, from Alrnelia;.
Measenger, Pace, frmn lirtmhurgto Bruner, Meagan, from New
merit t .Bt. David; Clint, town Quebec; Bride, Harper, from ditto.
Sailed Minerva. Merle,. for Riga' Tensed, for (libretti/1, ;
Juno, Coulson, for Triimee ArelObahl, Sitwell, for Antigua;
Ferguson, for Rio; Fortitude, Butcher, for Ihrbadocs.
141'.*T.Re0O1., JUNE 2b.--The Phamis. Kruger, from Ko-
nigsberg, 'prang a leak in consequence of lying on the bank off the
Xttut's )leek, and had four feet water hi her hold. The John
Craig exiled yesterday for Oporto, and put back leaky, having
liren on shove on the North Bank.
LiVe.unfOL, Jew e 'Pt —Arrived the Orbit, Tomkimon, from
Now York ; 'Fhonison, from tit. Andrew's, New Rolm-
wick: Minerva, Stotroni. from Mobile; Orion, Banks. from
4mr.aies t Sr. Lucia, Alileek, front St. Lucia ; and Hawke, Rowe,
felon Mes. Ma.
Cone. Jt•ite 114.—The Amity, Smith, was spoken with In the
'Blom tit. Lawrence, by the Alchymist, and reported the following
)i..«, vi".. the Fredericton'', Burnet, crew sawed ; Ilowson. of
A hirdeen, lost Nth May ; crew on board the British Queen. Ilan.
era!; ; crew sated. Revolution; crew on hoard the Ann. Spoke
the Maid of the Mill of Liverpool, leaky. mainmast-head
swung. and supposed in a dangerous state.—The ship Triton,
Sharp. was lost at Sierra bcone ; cargo anti port of materials
staved.
ST. Joey's. Nrwrocantrarn. Met dt —sailed yesterday
his Majesty's ship Pelter, in match of any vessels which may have
suffered In the late dreadful gales on or about this coast.
ST. J.t.4 .1 ( Newfoundland). MAT 31.—The masters of all the
vessels shier are% e state their haying experienced the most violent
stairs they ever knew. The Mars, Evans, arrived yesterday ; the
captain states, that on 28th ult. a sea broke on board and cleared'
the deck tare and aft. May td, he saw the wreck of a box, passed
under her stern, and found her to be the Prince William of Shields,
no one on board. On the 11th, saw the wreck of a brig to leeward,
bore down upon her, and found her to be the Matthew and Thomas,
of Newcastle. Captain Mitchell, of the schooner Cochrane, saw •
shit; on tire, which burnt 10 the water's edge t the der following,
lying to, saw a brig totally diwrosated, and foe some time supposed
to one on hosed, but a Lew hoots after saw a moll sail set, and
steered eastward.
le Ye 6. —Captain Morris. of the brig Polygon, 21 days from
Bristol, DOI May, apoke the brig Mary, of London, bound to
!Joel:in. with Was of bee mainmast ; Captain M. offered to sup.
ply t!nnt with spars :mil pros isions, but they did not stand in need
of theta.
14.11 GOAT!** APRIL :fo.—The Spanish schooner Hope, bound.
to Hammes, has been captured, and was brought in here on the'
15th inst. ; and the Spanish lugger Carmen, from Cadiz, was
lbrotight in a prise to-day.
Lzsons. Ju we 12.--The Carolina, Bnitlhering, sailed from,
'Plymouth en ilsel7ti Ayill for this port, and has net gess bese
beard ot.

The Argo, of Glasgow. Frederick. of London, and Margery, of
—, have foundered at sea.
The Mary Ann, Bryant, from Jamaica to Halifax, has put into
Newhaven In dismal'.
The Resolution, —, has foundered st nes.
The Dawson of Abcreon, foundered at sea on the oth ult.. crew
saved.
ho Hannah ha foundered at sea.
The Minerva of Glasgow, Crawford, was driven on the rocks
nem the tliddigen Lights on the 12th inst. and was full of water.
.Crew Nne.
The Charles, Bucard, was at Otabeatc,l2ltb Jan. with 554 bench
of oil.
Arrived off Holyhead, the FAwanl Brim, from the Bracils;
Jane, Hernhy, from Trinidad; Marla, Talbot, from Wilniing-
tno; PAlms, Roott ; Stranger, Ritchie; and William 'Dawson,
from Miramiehi.
Arrived ig Dover, the Waterloo. Levegue. from Jamaica ; Ze-
phyr, Walton, from Siam Leone; and Margaret, Wildgoosc,
from °ramie.
Sweetest:ea.—We are sorry to leant that a letter wax
received last Thursday. by Provost Grant, from the Chief Ms.
Ovate of Berwick, dated Vith instant, stating that the sloop
Janet, of Inverness, had gone a shore there, keel uppermost, and
become a complete wreck. As the boat went whore also, it is
roared that the crew, militating of three mon and a buy. hare been
loaf Part of the materials uf the vessel, and of the cargo, con-
sisting of fir prop, will beamed. The Janet, Captain klackencle,
who was also part owner, had sailed fur Newcastle assist bth
instant.—lnventess Cour.

I),taKIIP Or A GUINAN BOURGOSIASTI.I.—it iseertain
tint in many of the theatres of Paris are seen workmen in
the pit, with dr:ir aprons on and cotton bonnets, women
vials their hair in curl papers, children at the breast, and
roadie dogs. A similar abuse existed iu a theatre of one
of the towns of Germany. The better bred inhabitants
4omplitined to the Bourgomaster. who listened to their com-
plaint, and issued the following order:—" Desirous that
this town should be distinguisilial from others by the deli-
cacy and purity of its manners, my paternal solicitude is
brat directed towards the theatre. which is the source of a
thousand disorders. For example, there are mothers who
seek amusement with so much aridity, that they take their
...children to the theatre rather than be deprived of that
siseetaele. The same with dogs, whose atfection for their
masters snake them annoy the neighbours with their con-
tinual basking in the absence of their owners, who to ob-
viate this inconvenience, take their quadrupeds to the p'ay
with them. What is the consequence? The insects which
art hid to thee **. of theme animals get among thrives of
the assembly. Kash )le feeling himself nipped by
these subtle enemies of the race, swears, and in-
. commodes his neighbour, who receiving the point of the
ehrow of thedtertnented person, considers himself insulted ;
words arise, the 110015 are interrupted, and the audience
'Leanne angry, who in their ill-humour often hiss a good
pica and good actors, through the intruders who have
crept into the house. IT h?. appearance of children at the
breast is also a grave inconvenience ; besides that, in that
age of innocence they cannot he restrained from crying,
and perhaps sotnething worse, it is scandalous that they
should be present at lessons of making love, and that they
should hear, Chloe, I adore you.' l)apbne, / shall die
if sin not your.; your mother is cruel, because she would
...separate ; and other soft expressions of a like nature.
it proper that a child still at the breast should suck in
..he poison distilled from these phrases, and leant already
that its mother may be a cruel parent? We order as fol-
lowst—lt is herehy positively forbidden in future to carry
or lead either children or &As into the theatre. And we
.do further politely bee, thairthe inhabitants of this town
will henceforth Lwe their infants in their cradles, and their
dogs in their kesined.—Dial..'e Bailees.
Dv wiz stirotes.—There are few crimes, few offences,
apiezt morals, which do net, in the end, bring their own
,punishment even in this world • but the punishment of the
atrenkard is not only &Jilin to follow the offence. but it fel-
hei it immediately. That•orbich Iseewallows for what he
calls his pleasure, brings the pain as surely as the night
brings thrumming. Poverty and misery are in the trails,
a disg,ntesitil and loathsome state of existence cloaca the
fusee. and when the hcsottal and bloated body is at last
.committal to the earth. not a tear, not a sigh drawn forth
tows item parents or children.--.7.4e ..time: tit.