The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-17 00:00:00

FROM 1.1,01.p7S I!l*T.,

FALINOUTII, Paln;„fmin Malaga In 15
days, for Jersey. Sailed on the 12th inst. the Swallow packet, for
Jamaica, and the Duke of York packet for the ; also to-
day, the Stanmer packet for Lisbon, and the Lucy Ann, Drum-
mond. for Havre.
IVET MOUTH. Nov. 15.—The Vulcan, Pettigrew, which sr.
rival here, in a distressed state, Mu been repaired. and went down
this harbour on the 12th inst. ready for sea, the first fair
Tl.e Ve1,14.111, already stated, still remain in Portland Roads. wind.
bound, all well, es well as the Venus, 1!ook, from London fur Lis-
bon, and Flora, Bowen. f London for Zante.
1.11111TS)101"711, Nov. 15. Arrived the Aurora Frederica,
Munk,. from Losition, for Tarragona ; and Osiris, Mennen, from
Newcastle for Bordeaux.

Ila taro a., Nov. IS.—Arrived the Dispatch, Crabb, from Gala-
holi. Sailed, only Irish and Coasters
The Jane, Cos, has arrived at 11011.1m1% ; the I'ilot, Darenhill.
at Berlin.. ; Charlotte, Whiteway ; Clyde, Whiteway ; Norfolk
Hero, Hunter, at St. Andrew's, New Itrumwick.
i)e.ti.. Noe. and remain the Cosmopolite, STerry,
from Cephalonia. Arrived f Liontion and remain with .he mat
of the outward hound, the Melville Watvn, Purdy ; and Jane Ca-
therine, Snell, for Jamaica; Araxti. Clark ; and ectur, —, fur
/Utica; and Aurora, Young, her liihraliar.
Siles:oxrss, Nov. 15. —Arrived the Sir Charles Forbes, to take
COM' ittS to New South Wales.

tiIIAVILSCMD. Nov.l6.—Arrived Zeno. Talbot, from !lure.
Inns; Albion, Rona, from !althorn; Herald, Round, Sierra
Leone. Sailed Aborts*, Turner, for Jamaica; Neva, Wale, tbr
ditto • • Elisabeth. Service, for ditto; Reline, (nit, for Utensil..;
11 Prince Regent, Taylor, for Tobago ; klevagissty, Andrews, for
Smyrna.
Ilanwtett, Noe. Jentima, of this port, stated in the
List of the Nth inst. to be sunk in the river Orwell, was overturned
by setting on the bank of the New Vol. in that river. She las
since been got up without damage, and rails for London to-morrow.
It blew barsl all yesterday from W.N.W. ire have nut ;ward of
any damage to the shippic
11r.1.110F.T, Nov. 9.—The Jubilee, of London., them. has been
towed into leerkzee, by an English mud a Dutch fishing boat, hay.
ing been found at sea, without any Krum or papers on bana—
l:llm. The crew arrived at Yarmouth 6th inst.) _

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A t.st Ent %. I /c.r. 21.—Yesterday an awned brig chased a Spa-
nish xebeek into this port r and by advice. from vrrious parts of
the enost, she has raptured and plundered several tither vessels.
She is A metiam bulls, but whether a Spanish Insurgent cruiser, or
an Algerine, it is not ascertained, but supposed to be the latter, aa
the Algitities have declared war against Spain.
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Bane Low a, Ot 27.—Sereral A Iger' seas, is are cruising
bet wern the Palearie Islands and Pinata of 'ftialtioia and Vulenria.
Haul*, r'r. In.—The Alexander, from 4 iihraltar, anal the
Dun ihmiingtn, from Leibor., both bound to Pernambuco, were
eapturril off that port by Lord Coehranes squadron, and have been
sent in here. _ _ .

Ngw Youg.th•T.2ll.—The Britt* hbrig Sarahitnwe, laden with
bigamist and mahogany, has been wreekrti &boot eight miles from
St. John's Bar. East Florida; two dead bodies were found on
board. The Edward Douglas, earkw, triXll 111.11te 10 Alll Cayes,
was wrecked 1 ith tilt. on leorg lalzntl. erew saved.
Ocr. '22.—The Standard, frearny, front Wdmington to Leta.
pad, pot into this port yeatertLy to repair, having sprung a kak.
The 1 album. from 11'ilmington fier Liverpool, put tutu Newport
14;th out. kakv.
t 23.—The brig Engle, of Loudon, was wen in lat. 40. long.
GO. with loss of mainmast.

Extract at a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated
Oct 2 We are with.aut any certain information us' the Capitan
Psalm's operations, said to be with his fleet at AI itylenc."
liatract of a letter from the Agent w Lloyd's at Constantinople,
dated I Id. I I - By advicas trom the Dardarelles. the Ca titan
Pasha has returned there in a two-decker, ac • panted by a large
frigate. tie small armed vessels, some gun-Nuts and two transports.
A frigate has also arrived here, with a number of vessels, but none
of any force. said to be priszs to the tied this pill,. The masters
of vessels arrived here state, that a conssdrrable naval engagement
took platy het wet A SCAO sail Ma•coni, on the 7th and tali ima.: but
the resadt of which bad not ltd•ra determined when they left those
pods. It is certain that the ridha could not have been rugitg.4l.
as cite drawls above auditioned had previously arrived at the Dar-
danelles."

The Vantroso, Allen, sprung a leak, after being two days out,
and returned to Ile.ntia. . . .

The souk Atkinson, of Itridport, was seen on the felt inst., in
a Sinking MAW, haring no hssats, nor any person on board.
The liartnony, Bruins, front Hull to :thane!, upset at sca 4th
inst.; Crew saved.

The Nt. Anthon►. frown Bengal, was driven on shore at the Cape
of (hood Hope during a gide on the :,l August.

His Majerty's 'whitener Assiduous, Mr. Warner. Com-
mander. sailed this morning for Rio de la Ilache and
Maracaibo, having in company the Colombian schooner
Isabella, u!ias Farorita, Nickerson, which is to be deli-
vered up to the Authorities at Rio de Is Ilache. This ves-
sel was sent in ramie time since by the Renegade schooner.
—.Jo mit ira Cote rant of Sept.:M.
The brig Maria, Captain Robert Key, of sad for Mil-
ford, from Quebtv, with timber, was struck by a sea on
the Ilst of Slumber. which did her conviderable damage,
anal washed the to: (Captain Key's sou) overboard. On
the sth ult. she was distil:Wed and water-loggisl. and four
passengers and tire of the crew were washed ov.rboaril and
drowned. The master and tire of the crew and passengers
remained on the bowvprit, with the sea washing over them,
until the nab following. when they ware taken off the
wreck, in lat. 19. long. 37. by the l'ontaferry, bound to
Pontaferry, and landed at that place last week.
Yestertlay an inquest was held on the body of Mr.
Lloyd. who cut his throat on Monday morning last, at the
Old 11441 Tavern, in 114.114/ Sausage-yard, Ludgate-hill.
It appeared that the unfortunate tnati had lately evinced
great agitation of mind. ‘'criliet— bison/Ill.—The driver
of the Reading coach said he hail inq • tin that town,
and found the deceased had lived there for • time as
teacher at a school. His friends were respectable. and al-
lownl hint 20f. par quarter. Ile left itrarling on Tuesday
week, having paid all his debts.
(hi Monday an inquest was held on view of the hotly of a
travelling pedlar itaintal Ford, who was on the preceding
Saturday found dead. anal quite naked, in a field between
Wotton-17iulcreilge and Kingswood. It aprarctl front the
evi truce, that he had been in a very tles:itate state the
riiitlit previous, haring no goods in his box or any money;
and hail bean treated in a public house with food and
liquor, which had caused intoxication, and when in that
state he was quite outrageous, beating himself, and tear-
ing off his clothes: he hail formerly horn in a respectable
war of business at Hounslow. Veriliet—" Ned from tx..
poeuts to wet and cold, whilst in a state of intoxication."

THE lu PRESS.

LAW INV,' P..

COURT OF CHANCERY, TCESUAT, Nov. 16.

WAIT/ r. vene.txn •ttn wir.r

In this rate ■ bull W ;filed by Waits againyt Verling and wife. to
which Veiling himself anYwerni. but the wife refused. Upon this
the husband way lett...led for • contempt in nut procuring the
answer of 11w other dtlefuhult. _ _

Mr. 311:rtitast, the Solicitor of the twiny. stated to the Court,
that he hail received a letter from the wife, in which the expressed
her readinesa to join in the answer. Iler refusal was not an act of
disreapect, hot merely that the Court should be made acquainted
with the true nature of her ease. She had been ...notion-it by her
husband, tor three years and a half, in a common gaol, and h, had
denied her all the r 1111 l forte and necessaries of life. She was to,
ready to do every Nog required by the Court.
The Luau CuAscEt.i.oft would hear a short motion on the
subject, to enable Mrs. Verling to make a separate answer.