The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-07 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PALMVUTH, APRIL 4.—Sailed his Majesty's packet Frolic,
Lieutenant Barrow, for New York, with despatches--
Arrived the Austin, Banks, from London.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Sir Charles Grant,
from Canton, six weeks from St. Helena, and landed fouritaa-
stagers ; sailed from Canton 14th December, Cape of Good Hope
Bib February, and St. Helena 2•211 ditto ; the Herefordshire sailed
in company.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 5. Sailed the Tyne, Warrington, for
Madras; Loyal Briton transport; and Joseph Green, ditto, for
Malta, with troops; John, hotherington : and Henry, Lowe, for
Minunichi ; and Floridas, —, for the Mediterranean.
DEAL, APRIL s—Arrived, and remain, the Thomas, Win-
spear, from Bahia, sailed 6th January. Passed through, the
Margery, Whitnell ; John and Robert, Illacket ; Robson, Lon-
don, Bucephalus, Euphrates, and Triton, outward-bound, front
London ; and the Lord Castlereagh and Roseville, for the River.
GRAVESEND, Apart. 3.—Arriverl, the Hope, Dean, from
Africa; John, Walker, and Skim packet, Emmet, from the South
I Seas; Achilles, Elliot, Fortune, —, from Memel Ohara,
Brown, Charente, Nicholas, and Ann, Angel, from Norway;
Rine Maria, Nygand, from ditto ; Perseverance, Maughan, from
I Ilarnburgh ; Alexander Just, from Jamaica • Minor, Jarrand,
from Rio; Henry Theodore, Clawater, from; Dentate; Steel,
M`Donald, from Demerara; Demerara packet, Venables, from
ditto; Nestor, Weakner, from Honduras. Sailed, the Arno,
Feisty ; Margaret, Wilson ; Biarkigh, Chancellor ; Globe, Bry-
, den; Asia, Tindak ; Amethyst, Thomson; Fairfield, Smithson ;
fte Quebec: Confidence, Michaelis, Elsineur ; and Cleopatra,
for Grenada: Hope, Fraser, for St. John's, New Brunswick;
Generous Planter, Chambers, for ditto ; John and Mary, Grant,
for ditto; Pomona, Mitchell, for Lisbon ; Nelly, !Orton, for Mi-
ramichi; Harriet, Cumming, for ditto; Aurora, Hollett, for
Halifax.
LtvxzpooL, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Lalla Rookh, —, and
Jan, Rich, from Charleston; and Charlotte, Barron, from Got-
tenburgh. Sailed the Perseverance, Brown, for Calcutta; Ann,
Mourdant, for Buenos Ayres ; Minstrel, Hodges, for Bahia ;
Cuba, Hind, for Havannah • Fanny, Peacock, for Oporto ; Paris,
Wilkinson, for Newfoundland • Lavinia, Murphy, for South
America ; and Benson, Smith, for (fuebec.
LEITH, APRIL 3.—The Australian Company's ship Portland,
of 320 tons burden, sailed on Thursday tor Van Dieman's Land
and New South Wales, carrying ninety passengers, of whom a
considerable proportion are respectable females.
AZERDEEN, APRIL 2.—During the last few days we have had
gusts of wind from the south to south-west, accompanied with
snow; yesterday it came round to the south-east, with snow, and
blew a hard gale.
CalnivE, APRIL 3.—During the whole of Thursday night and
Friday, we had a moat tremendous gale from west to north-north-
east. The ships in the Roads reitiaLted safe.
BERGEN, ~ARCH I.—The Diana, Amland, from Riga to
L'Orient, put in here leaky. and with loss of sails, and it is sup-
posed must discharge her cargo to repair.
Itosrox, lilAßcu 2.—TLe Independent, Mansfield, from ('o-'
penhagen for Boston, put into Province town on Tuesday last, with
sails split, bulwarks carried away, and olfictrs and crew frozen ;
lost an anchor and cable next day in a gale.
GENOA, 31ARCH 25.—A report has reached this place, of the
other vessel which had sailed from Leghorn, with naval stores,
bound to Algiers, having been captured by a British cruiser.—By
accounts from Perpignan. of the 13th instant, an Algerine cruiser
had appeared a few days before ofi' Cape C'reusa, and kept cruising
off that station for two days. A letter from Civits Vecchia, of the
12th inst. reports that an English vessel had been stranded about
30 miles distant from that port, and two others near Ancona.
BRIXIIAM (TORBAY), APRIL 3.—Yesterday it hlew a gale at
north-north-west until noon, when the wind shifted to north-east,
and several vessels which had arrived during the evening of Thu's,-
' day, by contrarywinds, proceeded to sea. The ship Marquis of
Wellesley, cut her cable, and sera others, particulars unknown.
The Mary, of Exeter, Manilla, cut and run for the harbour ; also
the Dove, Agar, of Exeter, with some damage.
VESSELS SPOKEN %virtu—The Bengal Merchant, from Eng-
land to Calcutta, on ltith December, by the Lucy Davidson, Wil-
liams, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. Ardent, from DuhErt
to Van Dieman's Land, December 15th, by the Providence, Re-
mington, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope. Sir Edward Paget,
for Calcutta, 22d ult. by the In Alyda, Septryes, arrived at the
Cape of Good Hope. fiddle, bound to New York, 26th tilt.
all well, by the Rolla, arrived off Dover. Ellen, Camper, from the
Mauritius to Anisterdam, 4th March; Accession, of Whitby, from
Bahia to Iliunburgh, 16th ult. 36 days out ; Success, Martin,
from Ascension to England. 26th ult. 14 days out, by the Charles
Grant, arrived at Plymouth. James, Freeman, from London to
St. John, Mew Brunswick, 20th ult. off Scilly ; London, from Li-
verpool to New York, Slat uh. (five American ships sin company)
by the Java, Rich, arrived at Liverpool.

The Vreindschar, liicoyt. from Antwerp for London, which
sailed on the 29th of February from flushing, has not since been
heard of.

The Samuel Barnett, Angus, going out of 31e.ncl, on the 16th
of March, ran agrourd, beat oft her rudder, sprung a leak, and
filled with water, bnt after taking out a great part of her cargo, got
atloat, and was carried into the harbour on the likh. She must be
wholly unloaded to repair.
The George the Third, I/unning, from Honduras for Dublin,
was lost on the 24th February, on Carraord Reef; crew and par.
tenger, saved.
The Carolina Ann, f New York for Belfast, was toes on the
28th March, in lat. long. 21. 30. distnasted.
By a vessel arri Newfoundland, which Railed the Bth
of March, the to be perfectly clear of ice.
The George the Dunning, from Honduras to Dublin,
was lost an the 24 uy, on Carysford Reef—crew saved.
The Sir Charles t reports the following arrivals and sail.
logs, viz. :—Fran Bt. Helena *for England, the lion. Company's
ships Inglis. Searle, the 19th February ; Farquharson, Crook-
shank, 17th February; Sophia, Sutton; and Jeannie, Watt, !Ist
February.
Arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, Lucy, Davison* the 4th
February ; and Providence, Itemibitoo, the 6th February, bound
fur Bombay.