The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENC F.

Foltz*,mourn, Nov. 2—The Vibelia trantport, James Cor-
bett, commander, arrived yesterday, in fifty-two days from Rio de
Janeirn—left on the 10th September. She had • remarkable pas.
sage. not having tacked or reefed during the whole voyage. Lett
at Rio the IVeßatley, carrying Sir George Eyre's flag, having ex-
changed crews with the Spartiate. Also arrived, the Diamond,
Lord Naptder, and the Bramble cutter, attending on Sir Charles
Stuart. The Spartime, with the Wellesley's crew. sailed on the
Ith of September for Lisbon, with the treaty and despatches from
Sir Charles. The Blanch was fitting to go round Cape Horn.
Freights were making up among merchant ships, which latterly
had been very rare. Mrs. Graham, widow of the late Capt. G., of'
the Doris, came home in the Vibelia transport. The l•aatengers
say that Lord Cochrane had not been cashiered the Brazilian
service. "

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVE\I\G.

Wind W.N.W. with rain in squalls.—High Water 10 min. p. 3.
Arrived the Brilliant, Aitkin, from Glasgow ; Phcebe, Craw
ford, from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video; Dart, May, from St.
Vincent's; Ann, —, from Honduras; Ellen Jenkinson Mur-
phy, from Smyrna, sailed from Smyrna 25th Sept., and the Coast
lit October; Magnet, and Clyde, —, from the Mediter.
ranean • Fame, front Rio Grande; Anacreon, Stonehouse,
from Quebec; and Three Sisters, Wilson, from Paraiba.
The Gleaner, Neal, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, was
spoken 19th Oct. in lat. 46, long. 40.
The Phcebe, Crawford. from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video,
sailed front the latter 26th August; the Hebe, Heaviside, for Fal-
mouth, sailed 22ti August. On the sth Sept. in lat. 22, 8, S.
long. 37. 48, spoke the American ship St. Peter, from Lisbon for
Rio dr Janeiro. Ott the 6th Sept. in lat. 20, 43, S. long. 37. 58,
spoke the ship Sarah, from Sicily for Rio de Jantlro; on the 16th,
in lat. IL 15, S. long. 31, 36, spoke the ship Mariame, from
He .re for the South Sees. On the 12th Oct. in lat 27, 9. N
1 33, 20, spoke the American ship Suffolk, from Batavia for
Ant wtrp, out 82 days; on the 16th Oct. in lat. 31, 26, long. 34,
23, spoke the transport barque Vibelia (No. 10), front Rio de
Janeiro for Portsmouth.

The Britannia, Healy, from London. has arrived at Demerara.
The Seeforth and the Eleanor were to sail from Demerara for
Liverpool J 4 drys after the Wilsons.
The Forager, Rosindale from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, was
spoken 27th Sept. in lat. li, 32, N. long 22.
The Peter Ellis, Cherson, from Liverpool for bliramichi, was
spoken lbth Oct. in lat. 44, 57, long. 34.
The John, Young. from Miramichi for Shields, was lost on the
Magdelene Islands, 6th Aug.: crew saved.
The Agenoria, —, from Faro for Liverpool, put into Stud.
wellt Roads Ist inst., and remains.
The Spartan, Young, from Liverpool, had arrived at St. Tho-
, may's and at Demerara.

The Fearon, Ferguson, from Port-au-Prince, has arrived at
Cowes.

The Highheld, White, front Liverpool. has arrived at Dublin.
The Fame, —, from Rio Grande, sailed 20th August. Left
the Lovely Ann, of London, loading for Antwerp. On the 14th
Oct., in lat. 31, 4, long. 29, spoke the American schooner Presi.
dent, from New York for Tenerife. On the 24th. in lat. 46, long.
27, spoke the ship Ann and Amelia, from Penang for London.
COTTON AIARILET.—OUr cotton market is dull and flat, but
prices remain without much alteration. About 4,000 or 5,000 sold
in this week.