The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-31 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCT. 28.

Wind W. to N.W.—Rain. High Water 3m. p. 13.
Arrived, the Cocnac packet, Bleasdale, from Bahia; Zitste,
Hadgley, from Zanie; Marquis ‘Vellingion, Carter, from Mira.
michi ; Sowerby, Holmes, trom ditto; Aistborpe, Jones, from
3laranham ; Mexico, Fairfield, from Virginia ; Parragon, Wright,
from St. John's New Brunswick ; Margaret, Barron, from St.
Petersburgh ; Traveller, Carr, from Maranham ; Juniati,
from Wilmington ; Amelia, Anderson. from Miramichi; Flisa
Eummer, Stiles, from Sr. Joh-es, New Brunswick ; Drake, ,
from Quebec ; British Tar, —, from ditto; Jane, Simpson,
from Dundee ; Catherine, —, from Riga ; Ann, —, front
St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Courier, Caron, from Buenos
Ayres.
The Mexico, from Virginia, sailed in ampany with the Laura
Ann for Liverpool. The Mexico struck an anchor into her bows,
and has tour feet water in her hold.

The Bolivar, from Liverpool ior Lima, passed Holyhead at
noon, on the 28th October.

The British Tar, from Quebec, on the Bth October, on the
Banks of Newfoundland, spoke the Lalla Rookh, from Liverpool,
fur Miramichi ; on the 17th, in long. 28, W. spoke the Westmore.
land, of Hull, for Miramichi, but the master thought the season
too far advanced, and would proceed to the Bay of Fundy.
The Courier, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 13th August, sod
left the River Plate on the 23th August. The Norval was to sill
the 17th Au asst. The \lury Ann and Martha were landing. On
the 16th Sept. in lat. 2, 32, S. long. 28. W. spoke the Atlas, Clegg,
from Liverpool, for Pernambuco.
The ()forge, Wright, from Liverpool, has arrived at Maranhao+.
The Catherine, for Liverpool, put beck to Maranham with six
feet water in her hold.

The Peru, London, from Liverpool, has arrived at Mi,amaehi.
The Eclipse, Thompson. from Liverpool, h• s arrived at Faro.
The Urania, Nieman, and the Diana, Hanson, from Li'. trpoo'.
have arrived at Havre.

The Sarah Morrell, Freeman, from Liverpool, for Boston, put
into Kinsale leaky.
The Hope, from Buenos Ayres, for Liverpool; and the De-
spatch, from Laguna, for Liverpool, have put into Stativrells
Roads.

The Waterloo, Ravely, from Liverpool, has arrived at Buencs
Ayres.
The Doris, Roberts, from Liverpool, for Buenos Apes was
spoken 16th Sept. lat. 16, N. long. 27.
The Europe, Canney, from Liverpool, has arrived at Buenos
Ayres.
SATURDAY, OCT. 29.
Arrived the Majestic, Page, from Charlston ; Ceres, —, lnan
Charleston ; Pleades, Miller, from Quebec; James. —, from
Africa; Cumberland, —, from Minmichi ; Mary, Drummond,
from Quebec; Resignation, —, from Buenos Ayres; Pacific.
Maxwell, from New York; Bartley, —, from Carthagena:
Andromeda, —, from Quebec in 29 days • Julie, Mulenbrook,
from Ostend ; Dispatch, eirearhead, from aguns.
The Sarah, Nutchy, front Liverpool, has arrived at Lisbon.
The Lisbon Packet, Hunter, from Liverpool, has arrived in
Pernambuco.
The Brazilian, Nicol, from Liverpool. arrived at Bahia. 2,1
September; the Loyd Sams ailed from Newfoundland, for Brazil,
Bth October.
The Caledonia, Holman, from Liverpool, arrived at Valparaiso.
2d July.
The Westmoreland, Worthington, from Quebec, for Liverpoci.
was abandoned at sea, with 16 feet water in her hold.
The Devonshire, Tanner, from Liverpool, hes arrived at Vai.
paraiso.

On Saturday the contest terminated for the office of sur-
geon to the parish of St. Clement Danes. Dl r. Dalton had resigned
on the previous day, and Dlr. Caton had thrown his interest into
the balance in favour of Dr. Radnor. This circumstance decided
that gentleman's success. So great, Lowever, were the exertion;
used on both sides, that on Saturday 384 householders came to the
poll, many of whom, in order to qualify themselves for voting. rd.,'
their poor-rates at the vestry table. By two o'clock Dr. Radnor'
friends had insured his election, though voters for Mr. Grogram
still continued to come forward. The gross poll, at four o'dock.
when it closed, stood thus :—Radnor 342, C,oogreave 412, Dalton
146. The total number of voters on the present occagion was 00,
precedcnted. It amounted to 1,100 persons.

BIRTHS.
On the 28th inst. at his house in Ruuell•place, the Lady of Rod•
gees Ending, Esq. ofa son.
At Belton, on the 23d inst., the lady of Capt. James llle. or
the Royal Navy, of a daughter.

AI A RRIED.
On the 22d inst. at Eltham, the Rev. B. Guest, A. M. of I'.t•rr-
ton, near Liverpool, to Elisabeth Catherine, eldest daughter of T.
Lingham, Esq. of Shooter's.hill, Kent.
On the 27th inst. at East Thorndon, Essex. the Rev. Winiant
Bond. of Little %Yule!, to Letitia, second daughter of the 13:c
Rev..lairtes Birch, Rector of Corringham, in the said county.

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