The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-24 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH. S. VPT. ei.---AITITed the Commerce, Tloliktti, hi.
lemdnii. sailed the Wensley Ible, Norm. for MaSaco.
PLYMOUTH. SEPT. 21.—P: used by the Liberty, of Hull, from
Bahia for Ilaniburgh.

PONT/MOP TIT. SEPT. 22.—Artived las MkjeSty'll ship Blonde.
Lord Byron, from the Dorms for the Sandwich Islards; Sophia,
Barclay, from ditto for Madras; Dido, Herdsman, from Stock.
holm; Itliddieses, Hopper. from Riga Manly. Bennett. from
London, fur Ilerhice ; and Helena. Chesterkoff, from Cronstadt.
Sailed thc ECiiel UM. Campbell. for Madras.
DEAL, SEPT. 22.—Arrived and ulled for the River the Schol-
field, Evans, front Opoew : and Jaynes. M.Kinly, from Jamaica;
also. and remains, the Amelia, Wilson. from the South Seas.
Came down from the Rider and sail.id the William, Frazer, for
' Jamaica; Fortitude lacreased, —, for St. Kitt's ; Sarah, —,
, for Africa ; Catherine, Parker. for Trieste; Milford, Tayiet, fee
! 31rozadore ; and ligginton transport. Miller, for Malta.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 21.--AlTiTai. the Robert and Sarsh, Wi•.
son. from Haniburgh; James Austin, from ilitte; Harmony,
Neilsen. from Norway; Active, Grose, front Dunk; Nile,
Baker, from St. Doiningo; Trial, Harvey. from Jamaica; Fingal,
Leslie, from Memel ; Christian, Thomson. from Pain;
and Ann. Wilkinson, from 11tona ; Colombia. Wright,t, from
Archangel; Better Luck Still. Hovey. front ditto; Eagle, Ten_
kin, front Senvrna ; Medway. Houlmn, from Quebec; Providence,
Frost, from Petershurgla and several foreign vessels, names un-
known. Sailed the Caroline. Bibby, for Gibraltar; Plebe,
Richardson, from Ve••.crara: Hope,-Deane, for Sierra Leone;
Cyprus, Rund, for New South Vrales ; Thalia, Croshie, fur Ja-
maica; Meltana, Laing, for llaniburgh; Joseph and Ann, Brooks
for Canhagens.
CH 4TKAII, SEPT. 22.—Arrived this morning his Majesty's
brig Brisk, Captain Hope, front off' Flarnburough Head, with
remarkably fine smuggling lugger, which she optured on Sunday
morning lest, within übout fifteen miles of the Head, having a
cargo of AO tubs of spirits and tobacco, together with her crew,
which consistA of rive men, who are to be had before the Magis-
trates to-morrow, to be dealt with according to law ; seven of the
men are English, and the other two Dutch. The lugger is called
the Poo, of London, and has been many years in the stnugglirg
trade. The smugglers, it appears, were taken by surprise (it beinK
a calm, the Btisk's boats got alongside before they were observed).
or they must have escaped, having a galley attachtd to the logger,
and only a few miles from the shore. From the Captain of the
lugger's account, smuggling has met with such a check since the
peace, that the mere-11844, are afraid to venture a cargo, and at this
time there are several wee; ti.ie cutters laid up, in consequence of
the good look-out kept on our coast. Brandy can be obtained now
fur a mere trifle, and scarcely any demand We it at ar y p ice.
BRISTOL. SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Lavinea,, Morns, from Is-
rosies; and the Elias, Ritmo, from Pe '
lArtneooh, BKPT. 20.—Arrived the- Vtnebett, front Cape
Breton ; Shannon, from Miratinehi ; Friendship, from Pictou ;
Hopewell, Calder, flow Ht. Andrews, New Brunswick ; Susan.
Williams, from Rio de Janeiro in 75 dins; Fanny, Peacock, hem
Maranhao; Nestor 51uorda11; from St. l'etersburgh ; Eagle.
and Magnet, Mitchell, from Akundria and Milford ; Helena,
Kruse, from Wismar; ('erns, Asp, from Finland; Buttoner,
Jantzen, horn Douse; and Merchant, from Petersburgh.
LI v ERPOOL, SEPT. 21.—The Pallas, Britton, bound to Savan-
nah, has put back leaky.
Osrcvu, Seer. 22.—The brig Themes, Groenerdael, which
sailed from this port itith lash for Egypt, pot back again 20.11, in
consequence of contrary winds, and loss of a sailor, visa died oa

Wisire, Sere. 3.--The Caren, Amen. from Trelleborg to
Odle, sunk near Gotland last night. Crew saved and arrived
here.

New Your, Auo. 24.—Arrived the schooner Sally Ann, 3$
days front Montego Bay, Jamaica, spoke on the 4th inst. in let. $l.
in the Gulf, the Friends, 14 days front Philadelphia for Alvarado.
She reported a British brig on shore 30 nuke north of Gaps Flo-
rida, laden with sugar, &c. for Jamaica.

The Flora, Rayne, from Newcastle to Peterstiurgh, put into D.l-
tenburgh, oth lost. with loss of foremast.
The Junge Margarethe schooner, from Telenbulespieker to
London, has been curled into Tonningen, with loss of masts, sails,
and very leaky.
The James, hPliirtly, arrived in the Downs from Jamaica,
sailed let. ult. In company with the Trelawny, for Glasgow.
Freeland, for Liverpool, and Amity. for London, and parted on the
11th off Ce Antonio. On the 20th, in the Dulf, the Florida.
shore in siOt, swke a Venezuelan squadron, of two brigs and two
schooners, whiclt soon after took a very suspicious small crdft,
which had chased the James for four hours.