The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-08 00:00:00

1-.4ST INDIA SHIPPING.

LOSS OF THE UDNEY, CAPTAIN HOLDEN, FROM
INDIA. TO LONDON.
The Udney haring encountered the severe gale, in which the
Mary and George the Fourth suffered so much on approaching
the east coast of Africa, was lion:pelted to bear up for Delagoa Bay,
when: she was wrecked, abo,t the end of June. The passengers
and chief officer arrived in a 4ohaler at St. Helena on the Bth Jan.;
about 100 packages of goods saved.
The Udney sprung a leak Off the coast of Nuts% on the 15th
June, and put into Delagoa Bay, whence she wan blown out
on the 22d, and proceeded to the 3losambique Channel; she drove
into Inhanibene Bay, and was lost there on the 2d July. Part
of the cargo was saved, consisting of the following :-80 cases
cardamums, 235 bags of pepper, which were sold at Mozambique
for the benefit of the tindery/Titers. Captain Holden proceeded
from the Mozambique in t4e San Martin, and arrived at Rio
Janeiro oa the 7th March, whence he proceeded to England
in the Emulous packet, and arrived at Falmouth on the 14th inst.
Her Passengers were—Lieutenant Gress. 11. 31. 60th regiment;
Lieut. Dawson, 41st do.; Lieutenant Foekett ; Lieut. Hendee-
ion,4
H. C. N. I.; Lieut. leton ; Assistant Surgeon Weller_
ton, HX. S.; Lieut. Uyli lag.lliiie. Corps; Master W.
il'eUcooky—all tlf whom, wit, t c Chief Officer, proceeded in the
Emma, which arrived at St. Helena Jan. to.

LOSS OF THE GEORGIANA, CAPTAIN BADCOCK,
FRO3I BENUAL TO THE CAPE.
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The GeorgianSwasTjitlii;;:t at Z;;;XarT-notthward of the
Cape—crew, &c. saved.

ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Ratelire, Wheeler, from
' the South Seas the 7th January, and would proceed to the Banks
of the Brazils to lit up. The Jane. Maitland, from Bengal,
Dec. 18.

SAILING] FROM ST. LIELTNA.—The Thomas. IVinmear,
for Bombay; and the Jane, Manhind, for London, the 221
December.

ARRIVAL AT TILE CAPE.—The Portsea, Shepheatd, from
London, Dec. 21.
Our list of psscengers per Lord 11 ungerford, yesterday, was
incomplete ; the following ere the passengers brought by her from
India :

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PASSENGERS PER LORD fIUNGERFOSD, FARQUSIARSON,
FROM BENGAL, MADRAS, AND TILE 3iAURITIUS.—MII..I-
- Mrs. Conroy, 31aster W. Kenn, two Masters Conroy, H.L.Pittner, Esci.,slr. Al. 31. Eugene, Mr. Etchingoyer, Mr. Raw,
from Bengal. Mrs. Strachan, !Hrs.:llone, Miss Murray,
Lieut. Col. I.ushington, let reg: Cavalry, AlajorJollie, 20th Madras
Infantry, Lieut. Harding, H. Al. 89th reg., Lieut. Francis, H. Al.
38th reg., Lieut. Douglas, 14th B N. 1., Lieut. J. Patterson,
Madras artillery ; Lieut. Bridge, 22d Native Infantry ; three Misses
Smith, Miss Hunter, died on the passage; two Masters Kerr,
Master Smith, four European servants, seven Native servants, six
Charter Party Passengers, his 31ajesry's ship Andromache, for
the Alaritius.
PASSENGERS PER GRZENOCK, rim's BENGAL.—Lieut.
Black, H. C. S.
PASSENGERS PEA EMM.t FROM TIIE CAPE.—Capt. Ardlic,
late of the Mary ; Miss Layton.
The 11. C. S Charles Grant, Captain flay, has been taken up
to convey the troops, belonging to the Kent, to Bengal.
The Greenock, Richmond, has arrived in the Downs; she
sailed from Bengal the 31st Aug., from the Sand Heads, Sept.,
and from the Cape of Good Hope the 22d Dec.
The Ellen, Camper, has arrived in the Downs ; site sailed from
the Cape 23d Dec., and from St. Helena ilth Jan.

LI FERPOOL. SUNDAY EVENING.

Wind S.E. to S.—lligh Water, 57 minutes past 11.
Arrived the Hannah, and Thomas Hyde, from Newry ; Saint
George, from Drogheda; James and Ann, and Shamrock, from
Dundalk ; Arius Johannes, and Town of Liverpool, from Dublin ;
Robert Burns, from Carlisle; 31ilton, /Voir. Savannah ; Apollo,
from Maracaibo; and Clwyd, from Wexford.
Sailed the Manclarster, J. Thompson, for Lima ; and Tickler
for Kingston, Jamaica.

SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Almscar
Stars ENTERED I x wsitne.--The Aufgehende Sonne, Dee-
km, fewer ildswebstill# r Cost frees Cates ; Mag-
net, Taylor, from, kayo! ; No tiernen, Lyngass, from Frederick-
stadt ; Rising Sun, Etlington, St. Michael's; Marshal Blu-
cher, Davis, from ditto ; Prince of Bouillon, Small, from Jersey ;
Watchful, Rutter, from Altai and Denia ; Hope, Bulley. from
Lisbon ; Violet, Charrosin, from Harlingen; Despittch, Johns,
from Denis ; Anne Christine, Vette, from Sonderberg ; Earl of
Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Helen, Mike, from Osiway;
Zephyr, Thompson, from BdAat ; and Wharfinger, Cosecs, from
WateWord.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Oporto packet, Miles, for
Ppyais ; Fountain, Baldry, fee Trieste and Venice ; and Fame,
Miller, foe Waterford.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FIYALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Britannia, Fox, far Hamburgh.
CLE•LINC OUTWARDS.--The Calypso, Newman, for Cork ;
Ida, Schauer, for Stettin ; Cauress, Goddard, for New Orleans ;
Two Brothers, Woollacott, fee rerr.ambuco, Bahia, and Rio Ja-
neiro ; Melpomene 4 Johnston, for Port Antonia and New Mexico ;
Alldida, Norfor, for Gibraltar; William Shand, Kenn, for Van
Diemen's Land and New South Wales ; Two Brothers, Robson,
for IlamburgJi ; Saxony, Palmer. for ditto ; Caledonia, Clowes,
for Port-au-Prince ; Marshal Blucher, Blake, for Rotterdam ;
Prince of Waterloo, Hurler, foe Ostend ; Prince of Saxe Coburg,
Ladd, for Rotterdam; Hector, Nickole, fur Orators and Teneride ;
Levant packet, Cundy, for Gibraltar ; Acorn, Christie, for Spain ;
and Loyalist, Parkin, for Charleston.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO ItgL•no.--The Active, Hutch-
logs, for Dublin.