The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-20 00:00:00

FROM movws LIST.

F•LXOUTU, OCT. 17.-Artived the Cuttntcis of Chichester
packet, fr wn the Leeward Islands-aaikd the 10:h ult. Sailed the
John, Dawning, for Seville.
POST/ MOUTH, OCT. IR Anind the Speedy, Ruralcil. from
Santa Martha-two month'spaavage-caperienced very laid weather;
and the Anna, Dixey, from Padang.
Drat. ((cr. 18.-Arrived and niled for the River. the Mary
Ann, Scott, front Malta ; alto arrived the Spring, Ihrick. front
Minnie for Porton:moth. Cams down from the Rivet and remain,
the Fairy Queens, for the South Seas ; Ann, Nash, for St. An-
deew's ; and Madras, Croshie, for Madras. Passed through, tha
Trial, Harvey, fur Jamaica; and George and Mary, —, tot
Leghorn.
It a err:xi:stn. OCT. IR.-Arrived the Mann, Storey. the He-
lens, Routtnirg, and the Charles and Henry, Spencely. from Arch.
angel ; Caledonia, Creighton, from Malaga ; Ann, Johmrsn, from
Cadiz; Erasmus, Willer, from Jersey; Planet. 11'1 iter. front
Gorge; and Adventure, Smith, from Gibraltar. Sailed the Bel-
lona, Storke, for Stettin.
Yaw stourvt, Ocr. 18.-The Arno, Tosrscy, from Riga, drove
nn board of a foreign ship, and carried away her melte, in a heavy
gale of wind at P Y.IL at Elsinore. A ship of 350 nr 400 tone,
supposed a Russian, from the Baltic, is on the Cross Sand, and a
heavy sea breaking over her. A boat has gone off to her. The
Minerva, Moore, bound to Mantel, has put back with muck
damsge.
Yartxnt:Tß, Ocr. I0.•-The Patriot. Airey, from St. Peters-
burgh, passed the Sound on the 13th inst. after experiencing a
great deal of unsettled se”her. A ship, supposed to be Prussian,
from the Baltic. of about 3MI or 100 ions, is on the Cron Sand,
and a very heavy sea breaking over her. A bunt has gone off to
her.
Baisroz, OCT. IR.-Arrived the Viscount Palmerston, fib.
bens, from Malaga; Maria, Reynolds; Trinity, Smith; Felicity,
Rl•Hougall, front Archangel; (strut Wellington, Madgin, front St.
Petersburgli ; Bristol, Haney. front Jamaica ; Harrison, —,
front latieber ; Cambrian, Birbeck, from the (tape of Good Hope ;
Itindon, Pierson, from St. Pereishurgh ; ((avid, Ainsworth. from
Archangel; St. Vincent, Paalty, from London ; and the Hodg-
kinson, Cherry, front Antigua.
Alt eroan, 16.-Arrived the Eliza, Ord, in 35 days from
Maranham—left there the following ships, waiting for cargos,
which there was great difficulty in procuring, ewlng to the politica).
dinentions of the Braziliane the Thomas Parsons, of Liver-
pool ; Jane, and Ardent. of ditto; Canada, of LOU 41011; the barque
Ann, and the 'rowan. of Penzance.
MI zrua (Icy. 16.-The Fanny, Scott, has been condemned
at Maranham, as unworthy of ;eßair. baring been on shore.
%VA T ERFOR n, Oi:T. 16.-1 esterday, the schooner Mary, Az-
land, from Teigntuouth to Liverpool, with pipe clay, put in here
leaky, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. and part of her cargo
thrown overboard. ' _

Ilzawics, °vv.. 13.—The Ruby, Williamson, from Kiri to
Ortuletnouth, wad wrecked on Chiswick Sand, in a gale, on the
6th inst. The master, mate, and man drowned. Five other vessels
are wrecked between (Allister And Holy Island, in the same gals—
!nines unknown.

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NEWIY, OCT. IL—The Navigator, Anderson, from Arch-
angel to Lancister, in coming into this port, ran on Carlingford
14. r, but got off, and came into li'arnipoint, where she is diseliarg-
ing to repair. Part of the cargo damaged.
Bu.t.rasr, Oct.. 13.—The Friends. Souter, from Pondslk,
for Memel, put in here to-day, with her ballast shined. and loss of
anchors ant: cables. which she parted from in thereon, in the
Lewis Islands' during the gale on the Ilth instant. The Cicero,
Stevens, from Archangel for Liverpool, slipped limn her anchors
in Whitehmise !toads, the 10th inst. and put into ()omeyle.
AnERTSTWITII. ()VT. IL—The Math. of and for this port,
Ilumptireys, sprung a leak on the Ilth inst. oft' St. Bride's Bay,
and sunk. Crew saved, and arrived at Milford.
ST. litrt's, SEPT. it.—A most dreadful gale of wind was ex-
perieneed here on the night of the 7th instant, from the needs.
east. when two sloops were lost. About eight *AI. yesterday the
wind veered to the south-east, and blew tremendously till two r.m.
when it came to south. and blew harder than ever. Two schoor.ers
and two sloops, with the brig Alliance, got under weigh and sailed
to the westward, the latter with seventy or eighty hogsheads of
sugar. The boat Dash was wrecked, and the of Bristol, is
the only vessel that rode nut the gale. This morning the weather
is moderate. It is feared that great injury has been do•e to
windward.
Ato Tic IIA, Sr PT. 9.—The Arehibuld,savel. arrived Isere from
London,experieneed a hurrieat.e on the sth ult. in 1et.21. long. 4•.
in which she sustained much damage in her spars, sails, and

rigging.
11xx tem, JULY 21.—The Mexican schooner Anahuac, had
taken in a crew of 120 men at Campeachy, and had orders to
cruise off Cape Catuche fur one month.
The King George (whaler), late Ilrytus, is condemned at (Juay.
aquil.
The Aeolus, Vicary, for Newfoundland, tot spoken with sth
Oct. in lat. /'l(. lung. 18. by the n Hannon, Cuelrg arristsl at Bris-
tol from Quebec.
The Fanny, Scott, is condemned at 51aranham, as unworthy of
repair.
The American ship Aurora. from Rio Janeiro to Bahia, was to-
tally lust the 111th August, on the Alrollio Rock's—crew saved.
The Lady Kerataway, SurGen, front lieni,-..1, is arrived in the
Bristol Channel.
The Skiers, Hayes, from Demerara. Is arrived off the Wight.
The Ark, /downer, fmm Jamaica, is arrived in the Downs.
The Britannia, Bourke, arrived in the River from the Cape of
Good Hope, was boarded an the 2.1141 tilt. in let. 26. long. 35. by a
large schooner pierced for Id gone, and full of men. She hooted a
white flag. Those who boarded appear- td to be Spaniards.
The Mars, lioherts. from Cardin° Limerick. put into Milford
the 13th inst. having epniNg a leak, and most direharge to repair.
VEPSELs eras t w WIT It.—The Dunlop, of Liverpool., the lot
ult. of Cainoutaska; the 41, betwixt Anticosti and Cape Roger,
the Ceres, of and from Cork ; the 11th, off Cape North. the Hero,
Potter, of and from Clyde; the Gth inst. off Tory Island, the
Northumbrian, Itavidsnn, from Clyde for Sierra Lease. all well;
br theCatlntes. Snowden. arrived in the Clyde.--Chose, Jones,
Newry to Brunswick, tile 29th ult.; Barton, of Poole. bound to
Newfoundland, the 12th inst. by the Countess of Chicheeter
arrived at Balmou th.-111bridge 'Liverpool to Si. Domingo. Zeteth
ult.; Shannon, London for Leghorn, 99th ult.; Anoint, of Var.
mouth, for London, the lth Met. by the Naiad, Hutcliiiior., arrived
off Plymouth.

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE,
(h T. lA, 182
LivitatooL. OcT. 1524, wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Franidin. Grabain, Baltimore and Cork. The outward-bound u-
'slain. Oft this port, three ships.
sis &Clock. r so. _ _ .

Arrived the Hattie, flunkey, feted New Vela, sada] cats tier.
the Coulter. Wallace, sailed the 10th; add tne Negras on the 17th,;
for this port.
(Signed) T. W. 13:w ass.

Yesterday afternoon, about half-pa,st one o'clock, a daring
burglary was comtnitv..l at the house of Mr. Thompson,
Vincent-square, Wunliinster, during the temporary ab-
sence of Mrs. Thompson and the servant who accompanied
her. The thieves effected an entrance at the kitchen-door,
by means of a crow-bar; they were fortunately disturbed
in their depredations by the brother of the lady knocking
at the ball-door, and they made their escape, taking only a
diver watch belonging to the servant. !lad not the gentle-
min called. they would doubtless have made a considerable
booty, as there Ira a good deal of property above stairs.