The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-03 00:00:00

FROM LL6YDI LIST.

FALMOUTH, Mar 31.—Arrived off the Port, the Susan,
from (inlipoli.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE I.—Sailed the Frinsbury transport, for
Cape Coast Castle.
DEAL, Just: I.—Passed through from the River, the Standard,
somersaU, for Quebec; Emily. Godfrey, for Virginia; Margery,
Ferguson, for Bahia ; and Albion, Barrett, for Leghorn.
(IRATE/END, MAY 31.—Arrived the Sarah Eyles, from
Guernsey ; Donald, from Dominica; Ed of Liverpool,
l'eake, from Calais ; Dort,— Hart, from Rotterdam ; and Talbot,
Major, from Ostend. Sailed the Loft, Cook. fur Elsinor ; Fer-
dinand, Dieckraw, fur Stettin ; and Tropic, Bradford, for Bar-
badoes.
LOWESTOPFT, JUNE I.—The Margaret, Ferguson, from
Liebau so London, got on shore on Oorton Sand this morning, in a
thick fog ; pan of the cargo discharging.
LIVERPOOL'S! AY 31.—Arrived the Colombia, Chapman, front
Bombay—sailed Ist January; Chia+, Heaton, from blaranham ;
Helicon, Barnard, from Mobile ; anillanseat, —, from Bremen.
REVEL, APRIL 30-01 AY 12.)—The Fnends, Watson, from
Hull to St. Peteriburgh, has put into Baltic Port, with seven feet
water in her hold.
ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 12.—The Ann, Loogridge, will touch
at Malta for convoy, but there dues not appear any reason to fear
any reprisals from the Algerines.
APRIL 16.—The Pacha is just arrived front Cairo. The Ann
and the Preston sailed on the 13th instant. The Mary Ann, of
London, and the Baltic, of Yarmouth, sailed three weeks before
the Shallett ; and the Sylph and Albion, of London, ten days
before, and supposed put into Malta for convoy.
BomBAY, DECEMBER 30.—The Milford to sail on the 15th of
January. The Aurora, Earl ; and the Sarah, Bowen, on the
Ist of February.
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH—Brig Nautilus, of London, 28th
March, from Lisbon for Rio Janeiro I, 30th March,l the Orpheus,
from London for the Isle of Fnuices all well ; sth April, saw the
Anna Maria, of llamburgh, steering westward ; 20th April, the
Thorne, from Liverpool for Batbrdcww; Ist May, the Nantais, of
Nantes, from Rio Janeiro for Nantes; two ships in sight at this
time, the Nantais said one was the Windsor, front China, and the
o her a 74-gun ship, but did not know of what nation ; 11th Slay,
the schooner I nion, from Boston for Malta, in want of provisions,
having had strong easterly gales ; 16th May, tile Mary and the
Amity, from Dartmouth for Labrador, all well ; 17th May, cx.
changed numbers with the Marmion, from Liver pool for Charles-
ton; 19th Slay, passed the Solon, from Literpool for New York;
20th May, passed a transport, No. 16, steering to the westward;
24th May. exchanged numbers with the Oglethorpe, from Liver-
pool for New York ; 28th May, off Tuskire, saw the Friends, of
Carlisle, beating up Channel ; 29th, off Holyhead. the Sham-
rock, for Pars, by the Columbia. Chapman, arrived at Liverpool.
Voltigeur, Lush, London to Malta, 3tl ult., off Cape de Gat, by
the shallett, arrived at Milford from Alexandria.

DiSTRIAUTION or Ptitzr-310wry.—The Sapphire, for aI
smuggling brig (name unknown), and the sloop Sophie, on the 91. th
instant, at No. 9, New Broad-street, and recalled Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
On Thursday his Majesty's brig Pelorous, 18 guns, arrived at
Cove with a handsome lugger, the Bow, which she had captured
on that morning, after a long chase, about fifteen !melee of the
Old Head of Kinsale, and during which fifty shots had been fired
by the Pelorous, but only one of which, the last, took effect, and
passed through the laggard, the object being, if possible, to bring
her to without damage. Yesterday morning the lugger was brought
to the Custom-house-quay, where her cargo, consisting of 5'20
bales of tobacco, 13 chests of tea, and 7 kegs of spirits, were
landed and Littged in the King's stores. The crew, consisting of
29 men. have been committed to the county grad. Two of them
have been recognised as part of the crew of the Banshee, another
smuggle., captured some time ago, but who were then liberated by
order of the Counnissionen of Cwonms.—Cork Southern Reporter.

CORN EXCHANGE. JIM,: 2.
The supply of Grain in general fresh up thistnoming was very
; every article was very heavy sale, at about Monday's cur.
rency, except Oats, which were taken off freely ou turns fully equal
to that day.