The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Arrived the St. Andrew, Deepen,.
from the Downs for Sierra Leone ; the Posthumous, Reed, from
ditto for Africa ; the Salacia, Ayre, from Memel for Cadiff, with
damage.
COWES,' OCT. 29.-Wind W. by N. fresh gale, hazy weather.
—The Exmouth, having on board Sir T. !feather& Commander in
Chief at Bombay, railed trona Spithead on the 27th October, but
outside the Isle of Wight, the wind drew round to the westward,
and occasionally to the northward. During the whole night, in
standing across the Channel, they had fresh gales, and in the mor-
ning, having lost ground, they bore up for St. Helen's, which they
reached on the evening of the 28th. The wind freshening, and
every indication of bad weather, the ship has just reached Spithead.
All the passengers are well. The Castle Forbes, for Bengal,which
sufferedala much in the late gale in the Downs, is cooling into
dock to discharge her cargo.
PORTSSIOI:T 11, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Ruby, Coroeby, from
the Downs for Lisbon.
DEAL, OCT. sl.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Louisa,
Burn, and • the Lavinia, Allen, from Malaga • the Doris, Neil.
son, from Frederickehall for Havre; the Nord Polar, Ehlers, from
Russian Finland for Cadiz, Arrived from the River and remain
the Pyramus, Brodie, for India ; the Pocahontas, Beacroft, for
New York 4 the Active, Armes, for Oporto. The Rambler put
back in the course of the day, and remains with the Sir C. Price,
Baltic Merchant, and thereat of the outward-bound. The Lavinia,
frorn Malaga, spoke the Glanmore, for Cadiz, and the Eliza, for
Lima, dates not reported.
GRAYESERD. OCT. 31.—Arrived the Brilliant, Reeves, from
Guernsey ; Burdon, Pearson, from Quebec ; Lord Strangford,
Sheal, from Seville ; Rival, Wallace, from New Brunswick ;
Smyrna Packet, Bale, from Smyrna ; 3lary, Underwood, from
Jersey; Barnett,. Davies, from St. Domingo ; St. Peter, Peterson,
Irmo Norway ; and Unity, Conk, and Hazard, Sally, from
Dunkirk. Sailed the Paientia, Whallberg, for Oottenburgh.
So on Eons', OcT. 31.—The Prow Catherine, Ottnes, from
Havre for Embden, ran on shore to the eastward of this harbour
early this morning, mistaking the High Light for Dungeness ; she
was got off last high water, and brought into this harbour without
damage.
BRISTOL, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Tucker, from
Newfoundland ; Jane, Farr, from St. Petersburgh ; and Henry,
Tomma, from Cephalonia. Sailed the Magnet, Taylor, for
Genoa. Tile Friends, Ridley, from Quebec to Chepstow. was run
foul of on the Atli inst. in die Gulf of St. Lawrence—crew saved;
vessel waterlogged.
GnEEzrocit. Oct. 29 —The City of Glasgow steam packet,
which was driven on shore, has been got oft, and carried into
Douglas harbour.
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Coax, OCT. 28.—Arrived the Thames, Frazer, from London,
to take on board the wives of convicts, for New South Wales ; ■nd
the Sovereign transport, from Portsmouth, to take troops for
Gibraltar.

The Three Brother*. Smith, from Boston t 8 Grenada, was lost
at the Bahamas, Sept. 10.
The Friendship, Laurente, from Cuba, to Havre, was wrecked
at the Bahamas, Sept. 10, and part of the cargo saved.
The Jnhn Oldin['bury, from Genoa to Alvarado, was totally
lost on Heneagn 2B.
The Abigail, Aug.'Holmes, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to Ja-
maica, was lost on Turk's Island, September 7. Put of the cargo
saved.

The George, from St. John's, New Brunswick, has capsized
at sea.

The Flora, Rolls, from New York to New Brunswitk, was
driven on Allot°, September 9, at Campo Bello, and it was feared
would be lost.
The Jonge Jacob, bitters, from Antwerp for Hamburgh, strand-
ed on Vogelsand, on the night of the 18th ult. Crew saved.
The Mary, Squires, with part of her cargo on board, caught fire
at St. John's, Newfoundland, 11th oft. which, after destroying the
forecastle, and doing considerable damage, was extinguished. By
the last wising, she was reloading, after being discharged and re.
paired.
The Valdicia, Chilian frigate, vas lost off Valparaiso during a
gale on the lath of June.