The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-30 00:00:00

711081 LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 27.—N0 arrivals.—Sailed the Argo, Jack.
son, for Oporto.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL V.—Arrived the Egg.inton transport
from Gibraltar; and the Competitor, Godby, from V rginia.
DE•L, APRIL 28.—Arrived and sailed for the river the Barone,
Hutchinson. from the Isle of France; the Ganges, —' from
Bombay ; the Sea Lark, Warren, from St. Michael's • the Swan.
—, from the South Seas; and the Mercury, Brightman. from
Leghorn. Arrived from the river and remain the Honourable
Company's ship Warren Hastings, for Bengal ; the Royal
sovereign, Sinclair, for the South Seal; the Vibelia, Corbett, for
Rio Janeiro; the Henrietta, for Tarragona; and the trans-
port bark No. 10.—The !err sh:p Columbus was yesterday at six
p.m., twenty miles west of nearby Head:
IlastuaTE, APRIL 213.—handed here on the Uth instant, an
anchor of about lecwt. taken up in the Queen's Channel.
G RAVESL WO, At. Kit A.—Arrived the Countess of Harcourt,
Burn and Resolution. Pack„from Mauritius; Ocean, Week, from
Havannah ; Onyx, Willie, from Honduras; Daniel, 31nd:ell's,
and Brothers, Smith, from Lisbon ; Buckler, Hawe, and the
Josephine, Sanderson, from Trieste; Esther, Anthony, from De-
memrs; Blucher, Pestle, from St. Domingo; Swaa, M'Lean,
from the South Seas; Scorpion, —, from Singapore; Clydes-
"dale, M•Gill, from Calcutta; Ganges, Tucker, from Bombay;
Agues, Wilie, from Oporto; and Delius, Hutchinson, from Ham-
burgh. Sailed the Valiant, Martin, for Jamaica; Little Sally,
Gibson, for Smyrna; and Andromeda, Muddle, fur New South
Vales. _ . _

LIVERPOOL, A PIM 27.—Arrived the James Cropper, Mar-
shall, from New York—sailed the Ist instant. Mlle port the
Mary Beach, Allen, from Virginia; and the Pandora, C.;.rry, from
Barbadoes. . _

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AMITERDAM, Aran. 2i.—The Augustine, Waage. from
Caen to Christiansand, was abandoned by the crew, being in a
sinking state; the crew arrived in the Teas!. 31em. carried into
Ostend.) The Carolina, 31arlow, from hence for Stettin, put into
Landscrona, with damage, the 17th instant. The Jonge Frederick,
Brunie. from hence to Memel, is stranded on Saltholms, with loss
of anchors and cables, and full of water, but is expected to be got
off. Letters from Dronthcim of the 2d inst. mention that four
vessels, two of which arc bound to Holland, have put into %Val-
lerhaage, with damage.
NEW YORK, 31•11C11 23.—The Yamaclaw, Clark, from Oporto
for Philadelphia, has put into Paraiba, leaky.
APRIL I.—A letter from Key %Vett, of March 19tk, mentions
the following re.seLs, viz:—Brig Betsey, of Maine, foe New
York, loading cotton, part of the cargo of the French ship Point.a.
Pare, lost on Florida Reef. The Swedish ship John Carl, was
lost off the same red; part of the cargo of sugar saved, and shipped
for New York, in the schooner Caravan. The Spanish ship far_
antula, prize to the Bolivar, put in, in distress; cargo of wines,
brandy, silks, &c. Five hundred and thirty-six bales of cotton
were saved from the Point-a-Pitre, by the revenue cutter Florida,
Captain Brown, with the assistance of four other vessels, who also
saved a considerable part of the sails and rigging. The Swedish
brig Charles John, lost on Florida Reef, was only seventy-two
hours out from Ifavannah, bound to the 3fediterranean ; cargo,
1000 hoses sugar, only 74 of which were saved, together with a
considerable part of her sails and rigging.
The Ardent, Clements, has been condemned at Sydney, New
South Wales.

Arrived off' Dover the Prince Regent, Lamb, from New South

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The Lady Mary Pelham,_Boyd, horn Buenos Ayres to the
Ilarunneh, wr.s totally lost on the coast of Brazil, on the 23d of
December. _ . .

The Vrouw Berke, Gerdes, front Bordeaux for flamburgh, is
stranded in Tersehelling, and sane to pieces, and great part of the
cargo washed on shore.
The Maxunus, Jongebloed, from Bordeaux for Hitnburgh,
has lost her rudder, and being in a sinking shoe the 17th of April,
near the lVeses, between Heligoland and N'i'angeroog, the crew
were sexed by Captain Wieling, from Havannall for Bremen, and
tarried into the Weser the 19th, . _ .

VEssEL lIPOZEN wlTll.—the Druid (steamer), of London,
from lAverpool to Trinidad, all well, by the Ncrin.t, Northa,iod,
arrived io the ltivcr.

A melancholy accident oecurreTl on Tut' lay List, at
Iluddorafield, in raising the roof of the new-built Independent
Chapel. The crank which supported the platform on which the
men were at work broke, and, we are sorry to add, that four men
were killed and nine others seriously bruimd, several of whom are
nut expected to recover.
On Friday, the 221 instant, a dreadful accident occur-
red to Bliss Fox, of Lincoln : being in a state of extreme ill health
aid weakness, and sitting, as is snimeled. too near the fire, her
clothes caught the &apes, and bhc us& so dreadfully burnt as to
lavz :candy a hope of recovery.