The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-26 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTII, JULY 23.—Arrived off the port on the 21st inst.
the Boyne, Stephens, front Madras, sailed February 16, from the
Cape, Apeift, and from kit. Helena May 49. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Doris, Captain Sir J. G. Sinclair, Bart with a mail for the
Brazils; the Lady Louisa packet, for the Leeward Islands; the
Martin, Martin, and the Invulnerale, Phealan, for Hamburgh ;
the Ilawina, Bell ; _the N'olant, Milne ; and the Lady Ann, Simp-
son, for Loadon.—The Prince Regent packet from Jamaica, has
justhove in eight; exertions will be made to land the mail in time
for this post.
PORTSMOUTTI, JULY 24.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dotterel
from Halifax, last from l'lymouth ; the Alfred, Meads, from
Guernsey ; the Charlotte, Robson, from Memel ; and the Bellona,
from Dantzic. Sailed the David, Richards, for Riga;
and the Maria transport, for Chatham.
DEAL, Jul.Y 24.—Arrived from the River and remain, the
Java, Driver, for India ; the Elizabeth, Soaks, Brom Norway, for
Gibraltar; and the Henrietta, Moesner, from Cette, for Vstad.
Passed through, the Catherine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, for New
South Wales; and the Virginia Packet, Knight, for New York.
Gaavesewo, JELY 24.—Arrived the Hiram, Jackson, from
Galipoli ; Hope, Clit'on, from Lisbon ; Friends, Hawkins, from
ditto; Welcome, liamlyns, from ditto; Margaret, Thomson,
from Trleate ; Sicilian, Jamieson, from Africa ; Mary. Andrews.
from Genoa ; Sylph, Bening, from Port au Prince ; Betsey,
Nance, front the Canaries ; Patience, Kind, from the Cape of Good
Hope ; Arra, Jackson, from Oporto ; Cape Packet, Clark, from
the South Seas; Britannia, Davison, from Tobago; and above 79
other vessels from the ili&rent ports in the Baltic—Sailed the
Blandford, Soper, for Newfoundland; William, Nicholson, for
ditto; Filey, Edmond, for Petersburgh ; Express, Wells, for
Gibraltar; Sarah, Tucker, for Bombay; Midas, Bairjrie, for New
'South Wales; Stapler, Chambers. for Hamburgh ; Unity, Monday,
for Guernsey ; and the Bramin, Rawson, for Biboa.
Paula, JULY 20.—The coasts of Galicia are infested by Colom.
bian privateers, which have within a few days captured seven small
coasters; there are several Spanish vessels at Bayonne that dare not
sail even for 13ilboa or St. Sebastian.
GIBRALTAR, Jr. e.Y 4.—Three Colombian privateers sailed yea.
terday to the eastward, on a cruise.
JAMAICA, MAY 28.—The sloop Simon Taylor, from Kingston
to Manchionca, was totally lost in Bull Bay, 19th instant ; crew and
part of the cargo saved. The Isabella, Colombian schooner of war,
put into Monttur Bay, 14th instant, for provisions ; she had a small
sloop (a prize) in company.
Jt se 4.—The drogging sloop Endeavour, Born, has been
driven on shore at M intcgo Bay, but expected to be got off.

The Ocean, from Jamaica, to Bristol, was totally lost on
Morrison 's Reef (Jamaica) on the Bth ult.•-only the first tier
saved. _ - . . .

The Barbara and Catherine, from Liverpool to .Btorice, struck
on a reef off the dale of Sky, 14th instant, and it is fazed will be
totally wrecked. I 'rew saved.
The Beureux, Lataale„ from St. Jago de Cuba to Bordeaux,
was lost 211th May, near Crooked Island. Crew saved.
VESSELS SPOKEN wirm—Pallas, —, from Liverpool to
New-York, 29th ult. ; Theodosia, —, from Bengal to Liverpool,
9th inst.; Lord Stanley, of North Shields, —, for qaebec, in en.
trance to the Gulf; Marion, —, from New York to Harm, 10th
inst. ; Atlantic, —, front Gibraltar to New-York, 30th ult.;
Burleigh, —, from London to Quebec, 29th ult.; Nestor, of
Shields, --, from Quebec.

Extract of a letter from his Majesty's Consul at Panama to
John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's, dated 22d April, 1325.
Si •,--1 request that you will bepleased to make known the fol.
lowing intelligence respecting the Colombian corvette of war the
Santander, which was forcibly taken possession of by her crew,
while at anchor itt this bay, on .the Lth af August last; theta
letter hu been received in this city by a rettputable merchant from
a gentleman at It isiejo, Elated= November 1823, elating that the
Santander was then on the coronet* Guatinrsla, and committing de-
predations; that she had taken a .beiV•ealleekthe Media Mundo,
of Guayaquil, which bite plundered, as well as the pamengers on
board her, (of whom the writer of the letter in question had been
one), and afterwards abandoned her; that she bad also captured a
fine schooner, called the Acuna, uhich she sunk.

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It has been calculated, that the corn destroyed by
game, in the county of Hants alone, would be sufficient
to maintain 2,000 people for a year ; and• that the labour
of persons imprisoned in the same , county for o(fenct s
against the Game Laws, would be adequate to carry on a
manufactory of silk, woollen, or cotton, employins R captAl
of 100,000/.

sus of Trutli in the Jet. John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's, dated 22d April, 12123. Tappenden, T. King's Head Public-house. Cumberland..
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cried, :sj.i-0,".---. ( .req:es..; .t.h-at .y-o-ii:wi-11.-be-p-l-easecl."--.1 "to::: .knowTjThe fi: iliac: recant:, rji;tura.l.lt; a":
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If 31adrid,"—the Miller replied ; lowing intelligence respecting the Colombian corvette of war the IVelcker, Al. and J. F. Leicester-square, tailors . . 1
k Santander, which was forcibly taken possession of by her crew,
on !^--The visions supplied, it
while at anchor in this bay, on .the Lth of August last ; that a
It has been calculated, that the corn destroyed by
hat to Right had been lacking ;
letter bas been received in this city by a respectable merchant from
no longer denied,
nph thro' M'arren's Jet Blasting. a gentleman at Itialejo, dated Msl November 1824, stating that the game, in the county of Hants alone, would be sufficient
Santander was then on the coved of Ouritimals, and committing de-
ofto maperinsoutnisn 2im.ooprOispoeonedpleinforthae yearsain;el.lcound•ntthyatfothreozlaboencut
sr
egains_t the Game Laws, would be adequate to carry on a
rilliant Illaiting, prepared by ROBERT predations ; that she had taken a Iseig,..calleckthe Media giando,
London, and sold in every town in the of Guayaquil, which bile plundered, as well u the pasitengria on
manufactory of aim
antes, ed. led. Hid. and likl. each 4 also board her, (of whom the writer of the letter in question had been
dd. 19d. and Hid. each. A Milling Pot one), and afterwards abandoned her; that she bad also captured a ......, woollen., Or cotton, employins ',capital
. bottles of Liquid. fine schooner, called the Acuna, uhich she sunk. of 100,0001,
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