The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, Juke 25.—Off tke port, the Betty and Ann,
:Ill:lough, from Picsou in twenty-eight days, and received orders
to proceed to Ilull. She sailed in company with the Atlantic,
Thomson, of Sunderland. Sailed the Duke of 31arlborough
packet, for Lisbon.
PLY MOITTII, JULY 25.--OB' the port, the Caledonia, Christie,
from Jamaica.

PORTSMOUTH, Jltl. Y 26.--Arrtved his Masty's ship Ifia-
mond, from the Downs fur South America ; and Mary, from
liatarm. _ _ .

DEAL, JULY 26.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivcr, the Va.
liant, tirtfliths, hum Buenos Ayres. Sailed the Jeminta, Watts,
fur Jamaica. _ _

(i KAY ESEN D, JrLa' N.—Arrived the Hercules, Vaughan, from
liorobay; and Loral Cranstown, Urquhart, front Jamaica. Sailed
the Circassian, Douthwaite, for Madeira; and William and Ann,
Minitel!, for Colombia River.
HARWICH, JULY 26.—The Simeon, of London, Ronme„ bound
for Hamburgh with a general cargo, in making for the harbour
tailed the Altar, where she remains on shore, but no doubt will
come off next tide, without damage.
Ltv carom., JULY 2b.—Arrived the Leonora, —, from De-
merara; Mary, —, from Smyrna; Mediterranean packet, from
Malta; Don, lull; Renovation. —; Margaret, Pilkington ;
Sarah Ann, —; and Thomas, Rogers, front Aliramichi ; Her.
ring, Wright; and Orion, White, flout Richebucto ; and 31crcu-
rius, —, front Stralsund.
GLASGOW, JULY 24.—The Briton, of Diner', bound to Ice-
land for ice, has been abandoned by the crew.
STOiWAWAY, JULY 19.—The New Packet, from St. NUTS-
' burgh for Portsmouth, N. H. which was strandtd at Loehinaddy
last winter, sailed from hence 2d inst. fur Boston, after resbqvping
her cargo, and being refitted. The Emma, Cooper, from Liver.
17.1,.:.z.Dundee and Arbroath, put into Lochrom yestesday in
having lost has Cerement, &c. in a gale on the 10th inst.
BOMBAY, 011•acit 20.—N0 arrivals front England since the
17th of last month. His Majtzatv's ship Asia, 84, built at this
port, will sail for England in the etturto• of a tee da)s.
The Venus, for Bristol, and Hibernia. for Dublin, were to sail
from Rarbadees In a few days after 19th June.
VESSELS SPORED( WIT at.—Ellen, Liverpool to Demerara, 11116
ult. ; 27th, the smack Lion, of and from London fur Jamaica, by
the Hope, Walker, arrived at Liverpool; Elbe, AlirantieltitaDeb-
, lin, 19th inst.; 20th, passed the ship 'Wilberforce, ?sr North
America; by the Sarah Ann, Iffeldrum arrived at Liverpool;
Clementine, Plymouth to Newfoundla;sd, 13th inst. by the
Thames, Rodgers, arrived at Liverpool; Sally. Ditchbum, Mira-
, michi fur Dublin, 18th inst. by the Herring, Wright, arrived at
Liverpool; Dalmarnork, Liverpool fee Bay Chaleur, 2nd inst. 01r
Cape North, by the Orion, White, arrived at Liverpool ; Baroasa,
Moor, Dublin for .Miratniehis 17th ult. off St. Paul's Island, by
the .11111101 Hamilton, Roes, arrived in the Clyde; Pitt, Bay Chalet',
for Strenrser, 20th Ord. by the Hero. Putter, arrived in the Clyde;
Lord Alain Tat, Lucas, 12th ult.

The reoroell ship canal forte junction of the English
and Bristol Channels is pmceeding on the survey and de-
tailed plans and estimates of the late Mr. Rennie, who left
behind him an unqualified recommendation of the measure:

A few weiks ajto, the Briton, of Bo'nesa, which had
gone to Iceland for a cargo of ice, was beset by several
large mastics, and, there being no appearance of her being
extricated, the master and crew, consisting of six men,
abandoned her, took to their boat, and, having stowed
as much provisions as they could safely carry, set sail for
Scotland. After beating about for some, they fell in with
a French lugger off' Faro, which took them on board and
carried theta to within twenty miles of the Orknies, re-
lieving them at the same time of the little provision they
had saved, and all their rum. They landed safely at
Orkney, and were most kindly treated by the inhabitants,
who supplied them with every necessary of which they
stood in need. They proceeded in their boat to the Frith of
Forth, and arrived safely at Newhaven un Tuesday week.
—Glasgow Chronicle.