The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-18 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Dart, Lowe. from the South Seas, has arrived at Dublin,
bound to Greenock:
PASSENGERS PER TYNE, CAPTAIN WARRINGTON. FROM
BENGAL AND MADRAS.—Mrs. Bridges and three children ; Mr.
and Mrs. Betts and one child ; Doctor Daun, surgeon, his Ma-
jesty's 119th Regiment ; J. Dean, Esq. surgeon. Madras Esta.
blishment ; Captain Anderson, his Majesty's 46th Regiment;
Mr. Courage, merchant, from Calcutta; James Timbrell, Esq.
Madras Civil Service. Died at sea, Jan. 26, 1823, 31aatt. Henry
King.
Sutra SPOKEN WITIL—The Ganges, Mitford. for Bombay,
and Mary, Jefferson, for Bengal, in company from Liverpool, 31ay
10, in lat. 49. 13. N. long. 9. 40. W.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

BRISTOL. NAY 16.—Arrived the Concord, Wilson, fromlßarba-
does ; George, Burn; Rachel, Adams; and Marat Alelbourn, from
Memel. Sailed the Louisa, Cavan. for Balboa; Hector, Eldridge,
for Antigua; British Merchant, Bibbina, for Bilboa ; Elizabeth,
Orfeur, for Naples; Magnet'', Bomlioff, for Schien. The John,
Forster, has arrived at Constantinople ; Oscan, Tucker, at Naples;
John and Robert, Scott, at Tobago.
DEAL, MAY N.—Arrived and remain the Honourable Com-
pany's ship General Harris, from China; and the Sesostris, Drake,
from Manilla.—Passed through front the River the Jenny, Donald,
for Cadiz; the Mnria, —, for India; the Ruth, —, for St.
Kitt's; and the Penelope, —, for the Cape of Good Hope.—
The Indiamen arc now coming down round the North Fore-
land, supposed to be the Elirtbeth and the William Miles, for
India.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 16.—Arrived the Woodbridge, Jones,
from Sierra Leone, in nine weeks ; and the Saucy Jack, llooper,
front London, for Colombia.
FAL Molll' 11, MAY 15.—Arrived the Albion, Blake, from Gum-
sey.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for Lisbon; and his Sla-
jesty's cutter Bramble, for ditto and Brazils.
littaYEsENt.f. MAY 111.—Arrived the Thirza, Rogers, from
Ilamburgh ; Delphina, Avers. from Memel; Dorothy Cook,
Slather, from Memel; and Hickman, Fletcher, from Memel.—
Sailed the George, Davis, for Rio Janeiro; Betsey, Hogan, for
Cadiz; and Anson. Lincoln, for New York.
szn ARO AT E, MAY 16..—Landed here, an anchor, sbout II cwt.
with about 2b fathoms chain cable, white nun buoy and buoy rope,
taken up close to the North Spit Buoy of Margate Sand ; a'so an
anchor, I2cwt. lqr.2llbs. with broken ring, taken up at the same
place . • both reported left by the brig Jane, of Glasgow, on Satur-
day last.

nRIENOCK. MAY 13.—The Prince of Wales, Revenue brig,
arrived here on Wednesday, with a smuggling lugger, captured by
her under the following circumstances :—llaving got information of
a Dutch smuggler being somewhere in the Irish channel. she was
several days in quest of her, along with the Royal George, Revenue
cutter, without effect, but discovered her on the 9th instant, and
after a chase of eight hours, during the last hour and a half of
which three boats were out, ultimately captured her in the Irish
Channel. She measures 70 feet on deck, and is supposed to be
upwards of 40 tons burthen. The crew, five in number, are Dutch-
men, and by their information her cargo consists of about 340 bales
tobacco. and a few casks of Geneva; her name is the Sea Gull.
1 VAT Estroao. MAY 13.—The Peurel, Harris, from Glasgow,
fell in with several pieces of wreck between Wicklow Head and
A rklow, on the 10th inst. On a bulwark rail picked up is branded
Comus." . . .

LA GUAYIIA, 3IAR cu 28.—The French vessels have retired
from Porto Civello. Part of the ca go of the Isabella, Arnold,
from Jamaica to Ilavannah, which vessel was captured and brought
in here by a Colombian privateer, has been condemned as Spantah
property, and sold ; the vessel and a few packages of dry goods
were restored, and she proceeded on the 17th inst. for Kingston.—
On the 23th inst. we experienced a tremendous gale at N.H. which
brought a heavy surf into the Bay. and placed many of the vessels
at anchor in great danger ; no accident whatever has occurred, and
the weather is again tam
TrtiNIDAD, BMARCH 22.—The American brig Turnbull, front
hence to was lost let ult. near Sandy Hook, in a snow

storm—crew saved.
GRENADA, MARCH 31.—The Perfection, Thom, in working
up from Irvin's Bay to Levers, ran aground near Sandy Island,
4th inst. but was got off and brought to anchor, which haying come
home she drifted upon the beach, and sustained some damage,
making 12 or 13 inches of water an hour. The vessel being
lightened she was again domed off, and brought down to St.
George's, where she is repairing.
The Atry, David, was at Manilla 7th Jan., and intended to sail
in a few days for London. She had been dismsated.
Exsixeux, MAY 7.—The Clio, of and for Yarmouth, Samkin,
from Memel, was lost on Sandliammer Reef, Ist inst. The crew
saved and arrived here. The cargo and atom expected to be
saved. _ _

11 Aran. 28.—The Glary. Brenin, from Lynn for St.
Petersbuigli, ran on shore on the West side of this island 17th
inst. but got off without any apparent damage. and proceeded.
AMSTERDAM, MAY 12.—Fhe Delphin, Breyling, from Alex-
andria for this port, put into Malta leaky, previous to 2lst ult. and
roust discharge.
PARIS, IIAV 11—The St. Clement, Falhouarne, from Dunkirk
for Nantt.s, Is put int. Calais, water-logged, having struck on •
rock.
GENOA, MAY 4.—The Dart, and the Sultan, from Liverpool ;
the ite,v.irne, front Bristol ; and Three Sisters, front the Clyde,
arrived here, hsve been put under quarantine, in consequence, it
is saki. of some cargoes of cotton wool having been imported and
admitted to free pratique in England, from Egypt, without
perfarniing quarantine. It is reported that similar precautions are
taken at Leghorn and Marseilles.

The Henrietta, Matlock, from Amlam to Liverpool, was totally
wrecked at Newark (Orkney) on the tith 'nat.
The Rita, Lies, front Carthagena to Liverpool, has been con-
demned at Charltvton.
The Crawford, 11I`Lie, from M'euport to Liverpool, has beta
driven into Armalong Harbour, water-logged.
The large ship Columbus, bound to New Brunswick, was spoke
with on the 7th lot, in lat. 4V. 17., long. HI, $O.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY Eve NINO.
igh Water. 18 min. p. 10.
Arrived yesterday evening, The Lucy Ann. Andrew,, from
Nassau; Edward. Common. front Savannah; Iligmander, ante.
from Maranham, sailed 4th April ; Pacific, 31'Golrao. from Ms.
rim; Brigham. Fleming, from New Orleans; Prince Regent,
Bancroft, from Sierra Leone.
Arrived this day the Henry Bell, Johnson. fmm Glasgow ; Ma
gill, Bradshaw, from New York; Thomas Parsons, Bragg, from
New Orleans ; Mercury. from Waterford ; Waterloo, Jor,o,
London ; United Friends, Head, from ditto ; Peace. Thompson,
from Glasgow ; Phrenjx, Fearon, from Newry ; Lively Cruiser,
Irsngden. from ditto ; James, 111`Lean, front Cork; Alexander.
Boodle. from Limerick; Shamrock. M`Kiblion, from Belfast
Favourite, Byrne, (min Waterford ;13t.spatch, Welsh, horn ditto;
Delight. Pennell, from Bridgwater; Phrrnia, James, from Poole;
Fame, Ferns. front Glasgow Robert Lovely. 31•11uffey, from
Waterford ; Two Siren,. 3l•Kenny, front Cork; Johannes, Duf.
fer, from Dundalk ; Blessing. Knowles, from Dungarvon ; Fox,
Flynn, front Youghall ; Isabella, Burns, from Strangford.
Our cotton market very dull and no selling.
UAT 15.—Sailed the Rapid, Kelly, for Bahia; Sublime, Sten.
son. for Boston ; Ceres, Vente, for Ostend , and Hibernia, Fond,
for Pernambuco.
111AY Ill—Sailed the James Cropper, Marshall,
for Philadelphia ; lilcanor, .Boforren.Nice.e:rfoflr4)
bmFilecaeratt;rda4ll:Le°rCts,onnAiddeerati' ~l'ard, for Boston;
mr, for Elsineur ; and Termagant, Crosiy,
for
Christiansand.
The Ocean, Marshall, for New York, put into Cork 13th inst.
with loss of sails.
The George. Brown, from Rio Janeiro, has arrived at 3faram.
ham.
The Elizabeth, Black, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Dos
mango.
The Thomas Dempsey, —, from Laguira, has mired at St.
Domingo.
The Highlander. Scott, from Alaranham, sailed 40 April, in
company with the Maria, Williams, for Liverpool.
HOLTIII AD, MAT 13.
Wind, N.N.W.—Light breeze and hazy.
The vessels bound to the eastward, except the St. Usotge, sadist
this morning.

SPORTLMJ INTELLIGEXCE.