The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-19 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 16.—N0 arrivals or Failings.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Sareral of the outward-bound have
borne up for this poet, it blowing hard from the S.W. in the Chsn4
nel, but we have not been able to ascertain their names. Arrived
the Unanimity, Herbert, from St. Petersburgh ; Alfred, Meads.
from Guernsey ; Perseverantt, Ashton, foe Oporto ; Prince
Regent, Lamb, from ditto, for Van Diernen's Land ; the Thetis.:
transport, from ditto, for South America ; Mary, —, and Piercer
lion, for Rio Janeiro. The Sovereign, transport, for Cork,
and the Kakis, ditto, for the Isle of France, went out of harbourib'
and remain at Spitltead.
DEAL, OCT. 17.—Arrived the Sir C. M'Cartliy. Friend, front.
Demerara; Brighton, Sebor, from New York; Urania, Ifesch,,'
from liamburgh; with settlers for Buenos Ayres. Arrived frosts
River, and remain, the Jamaica. Miller, for Jamaica ; the Ina,
tegrity, Ring, for St. Lucia ; New Phoenix, Leathwaite, for Trim..
dad; Joseph, Christopherson, for Bengal.
llARwice, Oct'. 17, 6 P.M.—The Baron of Renfrew still re.:
mains on the Longsand, notwithstanding the exertions of several
steam-vessels to get her off. Part of the cargo has been brought
here. The boatmen affirm there is no probability of floating her.
It now blows fresh from the westward, with the appearance of at
stormy night.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 17.—Arrived the Edward, Munro, from St
Petersburgh ; Ariadne, Todd, from Oporto ; Antelope, Farrart.
from Madeira ; Thetis, Reed, from liamburgh r Pursuit, Bullen."
front ditto ; Edward, Salomon, from Stettin ; June, Brown, front
Oporto ; Aurora, Monck, from Buxom ; Etheldred, Wilson, hoax
Quebec; Governor Hackett, Dixon, from ditto; Hope, Los.
cobs, from Havre. Sailed the Lavinia. Brooks, for Hamburg!' ;
Choice, Wheatley, for Hayti; Reliance, Nicholson, for Hero.
burgh ; Britannia, Garth, for Cadiz ; Scotia, Maims, fur Tent.
rifle.

BRISTOL. OCT.l7.—Arrived the Decagon, —, from St.'
Vincent's; Mary, Hall, from Archangel ; Nordkiff; Peterson, from,.
Bilboa. Sailed the Snipe, Swain, for Honduras; Mary Ann,
%gateman, for Oporto ; Ebenezer, Prosser, fsr St. Vincent's;
Eolus, Cutcliff, for Newfoundland. The Nautilus, Tully; Ifams
nersley Castle, Crouch ; Albion, Hall ; Sir W. Hensley, Smith
and the Chilton, Gablee, have arrived at Quebec, from hence.
LIWEIIPOOL, OCT. 16.—The Esther and Mary, Spraillgeri.
from Ramsay to this port, struck upon St. Mary's Rock, in.
Douglas harbour. 13th inst. Cargo landed ; part damaged.
ANTWERP, OCT. I4.—The Rebecca, Anderson, *rote Hull,'
bound here, was run foul of near the entrance of the Sebald', ors
the night of the 11th instant, by the Jeune Louis, Vasseur, ou:.
ward-bound, and has put in to Helvoet with loss of masr,
rigging much damaged ; the hull does rot appear injured. Tbis
Jeune Louis returned to Flushing to repair.

The Branatoun, Wilson, from Rio Janeiro, has put into Rama. •
gate, having received considerable damage during a gals on the
21st ult. had thrown part of her cargo overboard, and lost bYe •
boats.
The Snaresbrook, Hart, from Hamburgh to London, pill back
the Ilth inst. leaky, but would be ready for sea the neat dff.
Arrived off Dover, the Hamburgh, —, from St. Thomas's.
The Aspasia. Munro, of Stowaway, was wrecked near 11. mix oat
the 12th inst. Part of the cargo and rigging saved.
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CALA M ITOUS SHIPWRECKS.
Last week, about 25 trading vessels bound to the watered waft
detained for several days in Fishguard Roads, by eastrary winds:::
On the night of Thursday week, the weather being more Lwow,
able, they all set sail towards St. David's, when a most usenet.
dous gale arose from the north-west, snd nearly the whole yes
driven ashore. The following are the particulars of the loss as fag
as we have been able to ascertain :—The Horatio schooner
3facarty, master, with eight men on board, laden with sheep pl
pigs, from Kinsale, Ireland ; the crew, excepting oneruan, * '
;axed by letting down ropes from the top of the "coda, a depth ac,
120 feet ; the vessel went to pieces shortly after. The Blessizi
' from Pwlhell, totally lost ; crew perished. The Bee. Humph? * •
from Aberystwith, totally lost; crew perished. The 4lnist; ./
Aberystwith, on shore at Aberuaawr • crew saved. rips Tas",
John Evans, from Port !Ueda, bound' to Cardiff„ . zaitaser
shore at Aberback ; crew saved. The Brothers, of -
Richards, from Menial to Haverfordwest, wrecked at is
crew saved. The Betsy, David Hughes, of Aberystwith, got We
fo Abercastle. Two others returned to the roads, and three ars re.
ported to have reached Milford in safety.
On Monday evening last, a gentleman in the Market.
place lost a parcel of cash notes, to the amount of nearly
1701. He naturally concluded that his pocket had been
picked, and that he would hear no more of his moire}. Ira
a very-short time, however, after, a friend of his was agree-
ably surprised, by hearing the public cryer announcing that
such a parcel had been found in My ton-gate, by a poor wo- •
man of the name of Robinson, who lives in Pall-mall.
court. On finding it she immediately took it to her hus-
band, who is an extra tide-waiter, and they without hegira-
tion repaired to the town-cryer, requesting his aid in ace...
vering the owner. The result was, that it was restored, •
and tire pounds given as a reward for the hotwsty of these.
two individuals. lire have great pleasure in annotinetA.
-an instance of integrity of this description. We under-
stand that this honest man's former wife ones found ROOt.
which was restored to the owner as aOOll as he could be
fouutl.—Muli Rockingham.