The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Pans•row, Nov. B.—A boat was picked up near Boacastle, sth
inst. marked " Vertumnus, Robert, Kirkaldy ;" also, a piece of
American balk, marked in two plates " DP." and a spar cut in
three places. The cargo of the Spring, Flowers, is discharging •it
is supposed the vessel will go to pieces; her long-beat beenl
picked up near New Quay.: and it is feared the master, with part
of the crew who accompanied him, were drowned.
FALMOUTH. Nov. 9.—Arrived the Magnat packet, from Lis.
' bon. sailed the 30th ult. On the 27th his Majesty's brig Cameleon
arrived, with a mail, from Falmouth, and on the 28:h Sir ll'.
A'Court received the despatches taken out of the Dover packet at
sea by the schooner Elicit. Arrived the Mars, Bailey, from the
Downs, for Cork and Tobago; the Unanimity, Herbert, frost
Portsmouth, and the Diamond, Fanel, from Cork. Sailed the
Lady Louisa Packet, for Jamaica, and the Dodge Hcely, Ilea-
thome, for Havre. Put back the Rising Sun, Martell, for St.
Michael's.—Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH. Nor. B.—lt was his Majesty's ship Pandora which
patted her table yesterday, in a squall, when proceeding to Ha-
mnaze in tow of a steamer. and not the Harlequin, as then 'stated.
She did not sustain any damage.
Wry:scot:rem, Nor. 10.—It has been blowing a tremendons
gale freest the N.E. the whole night. There are two schooners and
flee four-and-aft vessels on chore near Portland Castle. The gale
mill continues with unabated fury : about '2O sail got under-weigh
at the first start of the gale, and bore away to the Westward. The
only vessels now riding at Portland Roads are, the Rate, revenue
cutter, and Royal Louis, from Guadeloupe for Havre. The Union,
Swatridge,from London for Topsham ; and the Effort, Pitt, are on
the rocks at the entrance of the harbour. The Hinchinbrooke,
Post-office packet, which arrived yesterday from Guernsey and Jer-
rey, lies in a dangerous situation at the mouth of the harbour.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 10.—It blew a heavy gale all day from
N.E. to E. .F.., the nutward-bound could not in consequence get
their anchors, except the Salaekt, Hearne, for Jamaica ; the Deny
and Sophia. Gangway, for Dominica, and two others : all the rem
appear to ride in safety. Arrived hie Majesty's ship Rainbow,
from Chatham, for the Cape of Good Hope and India. Half-past
seven P.m. very squally,with a heavy rain. The eutworol-bound
remain et SMthead and the Motherbank.—W ind N.E. to E.N.E.
DOVVR, Nov. 10.—By his Majesty's packet, Spitfire., which
arrived yesterday evening, cams passenger Mr. Tomlin, * Deal
pilot, who had reached Calais from Dunkirk, at which port him-
self, and nine persons, forming the crew of It schooner, fortunately
arrived in safety. It appears that he was shipped to take the
schooner to the Riser, but in the dreadful gale last week was
driven upon the Girdler Sand, and eipteting the vessel would every
instant go to the bottom, they abandoned her, and took to their
beet. Having only one oar, they were obliged to erect that as a
mast, and cut their clothes, up to form a sail, by which they were
enabled to make bead a liule towards the Flemish coast, but ihich
they thought they ehould never reach, the sea breaking over them
with tremendous violence, and every moment filling the boat, so
that they were constantly obliged to keep baling her with their
hats. They were upwards of forty-eight hours in this horrid situa-
tion, without-any thing to eat or drink ; with their clothes drenched
through and through, their limbs benumbed with cold, and their
thirst so great, that they had recourse to some lead in the boat, by
sucking which they were much relieved, and hailed Dunkirk as
men risen from the grave. Arrived his Majesty's packets the
Auckland and Eclipse, with the mail from Ostend. By these
arrivals we learn that part of the cargo of the late ship Ogle Castle
has drifted to the Flemish coast, an Ostend fishing boat having
picked up three bales of cotton, which were carried into that port,
and seized, on the plea that the fishermen intended to smuggle
them.—Arrived his Majesty's steam packet the Fury, with the
Marchioness of Hertford, Lady Keith, and other passengers.
DEAL. Nor. 10.—Last night the wind was well to the eastward,
but this morning and throughout the day it has been southerly._
Passed through yesterday from the River, the Tulloch Castle,
Pearce; Sarah Christina, Fisher; Ann, Foreman; and the Eliza,
Johnson, for Jamaica. The Seger, Towel, has put into Ramsgate,
with loss of anchor and cable. Remain the Ruth, Hare, and the
Redman, Bryce. The rest of the outward bound hare sailed.--
Wind teS.W.

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GnavEst ND. Nov. 10.--ft has blown a severe gale all day, et
E.N.E., and several Teasels have passed, names unknown. Ar-
rived, the Landsrrom, Eroeck, from Pillau ; Delight, Simon, front
Dunkirk ; Pere de Famille,—, from ditto ; Hazard, Jolly. from
ditto; Speculation, Ely, from Boulogne; Mary Christina, Stolle,
from Bilboa. Sailed the Sir E. Hamilton, —, for Jamaica ;
Aurora, —, for Bremen ; Zephyr. Scott, for Teneriffe.
NORTH SHIELDS. Nov. 9.—The Memnon, Mather, which
was upset upon the bow Light Shore, has been carried into dock
to repair. The Telecnacluks, Chatter, of and from hence to hoo-
doo, having struck heavily on this bar on Monday night, has put
back leaky, and it is feared must discharge her cargo and go into
dock to be repaired.—Two brigs, mimes unknown, coming for this
harbour, are upon the Herd. anti will be dry at low water. A
long boat has content% shore from one of them, with • Hope, Aber-
deen, James Wood.' upon it.
Se xogardiwo, Nov. 9.—lt came on to blow very hard last
night from the N.E. with rain, when the following vessels, in bal.
last, got on shore to the south of this harbour, viz. Dove, Bell,
Adoina, Potts, and Mary, Hatton ; the latter vessel has gone to
pieces.

The Transfer, of Scarborough, was lost on the Scroby Sand, on
Tuesday night.
The Charles, Steddart, from Newhaven to Sunderland, was
driven nn shore near the Texel, on the 3d inst. Crew sated.
The Union, gwatridge ; the Effort, Pitt; two schooners, and five
small vessels, are on shore near Weymouth.
The Thisbe, Creed, from Ne /castle to Jamaica, has pot into
Harwich, with loss or anchors and cables, having been on the Whit.
iag sand.
it has been stated that the Floyd, arrived nt Cowes, had broken
her cable ; it appears to hare been cut in consequence of having a
foul hawse.

An accident of an alarming native occurred on Tues-
day se'nnight at Bi idgewater, to the passengers of the
coach which runs between that town and Afinehead.
Shortly after passing through Watchct, the wheel flew off,
the coach fell on its side, and seven outside passengers, and
one inside, were thrown to the ground. Provich.nti3lly,
no life was lost, nor limb fractured, thetigb smne acrimts
bruises weresustaincd.---Taustan Cettriti.

LAW INTELLIGENcE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, FRIDAY, Nov. 11.

BOWES v. LORD STRATHMORE.
The LORD Cstawcf:f.to a was oc:upied almmit the whole of th.
morning in again going through the facts and details of this case. It
will be recollected that it was an appeal from the 3laatcr of the
Rolla, praying the Court to call upon certain persons to refund a
sum of nearly 6,000/. three pe • cents. The property belonged it!
Lady Mary Isabella Bowes (now Lady Mary Oh;
ject to the question, whether it was to be her's upon her attaining
21 years, or nor until the death of her father. Just, however. upon}
the eve of Lady Mary's attaining her majority, a petition leas tire-
sen!ed to the late aster of the Rolls, praying Tor leave to have BIC
money ;Ibis; nut of Court to Mr. Burn, writer solicitor and trustee,
with a statement that it should be immediately applied to the young
Latly's sole use and benefit. The order was made before, but it
was not and entered till after-she attained her age. And M.,
stead oflrsielting applied as stated, an arrangement *as enteted
into between a part of Lord Strathmore's family, Mr. Bum, and
Mr. Fernie, of Cornhill, that the said money should be laid out on
mortgage, on part of Lord Strathmore's and Lord Olsmie's in'
tereste on the estates, that deed providing that she should have the
interest paid to her froM the execution of the deed till 1830, at which
time she was to become possessed of the capital. All this was done
withdut intimation to Lady Mary, though it was alleged lb have
been advised by her present husband, att tounsel. Mr. F. became
the carrot of the deed. and the rnorey was paid Imo his hands.
Subsequently he alleged that the deed was drawn In a Mistake,
inasmuch as it ought not to have provided for Lady Mary's receiv-
ing the interest, and therefore he refused to deliver It up. A peti-
tion was presentzd, calling for the money to
ludoe refuuded, upon
which the Master of the Rolls thought he not jurisdiction to
act. Hence the present appeal. The appeal having been argued
before the vacation, his Lordship took the papers with him into the
country, and sent up his judgment, calling upbti Mr. Burn and
Mr. Fernie to bring the money back into Court, there to abide the
decision of the Court as to who should be entitled to it, upon a full
discussion of the ciril rights dna parties. Those gentlemen were
dissatisfied with that order, and called upon Ma Lordship to state
his grounds for making it, Which wait done to-day, and the ground
his Lordship reared upon *as, that it wits the imperative duty of
'the Court to take care, when representations were made to it for the
purpose of getting nut of it money belonging to infants, that thooe
representations Should be founded in truth, which the repretenta-
Roos made in this case certainly were not. It Was probable theft;
mi..:ht bean appeal to the Loose of Lords in this case; if the par-
ties wished to have the opinion of the House they would do well td
take it; but that House only would prevent his ordering the %toner
to be brought back. with all the dividends that had been riceiec
urns it since it was taken out; and which order the Court DOE
made, to be complied with.on or before the 12th of Decembbr,
serving the ronsideration or all coals Mahe money was refunded.
At one o'clock his Lordship lift the Court to attend the Re-
corder's report.