The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-01 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Piwzarect, MAT 29--The Cowes' pilot boat. Elizabeth,
Cork, landed passengers here yeatentay freest the French ship
Cornelie, Riou, (coin 31artinique, bound to Havre: she also spoke
the following vessels—American ship Two Catherine., Spooner.
from Amsterdam, for Pernambuco, in the Chops of the Channel
22d May ; Lime day, schooner Betty, Brown, from Sundetland
for Lisbon, all welL
FALMOnTH, MAY 29.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Partridge,
from Plymouth, to take the Lisbon Mail ; and Fame, Huxtable,
from London. Sailed the Commerce, Hocken, for London.
PLemouTll, MAY !O.—Arrived off the port the Marshal Wel-
lington, Clark, from Jamaica—coiled 27th March; Minna,
Jansen. from Liebe's, in 18 days; Hope, Howland, from New
Bedford, in 37 days. Sailed the Wanderer, Waygood, for Mi.
ramiclii.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 30.—Sailed the Vibelia, Hodgson, for
I Liverpool ; and Prince of Denmark, Williams, for London.
DEAL, MAY 3D. Several vessels arc passing at the back of the
Goodwin Rands for the eastward. Passed through, the Honour-
able Company's ship Hythe, from Chins.
GRAVESEND, MAY 30.—Arrived, the Atlantic, King, from
Petcnsburgh ; Scotia, Lenox, from the Cape of Good Hope;
Three Brothers, Brown, 'from Lisbon ; Hercules, Miller; Am-
phion. Leila ; and Sophia, —, from Memel ; and Barnes, Rosa,
from Bencoolen. Sailed, the Stapler, Chambers, for Bremen ;
Albion, Carlisle, for Quebec ; Elizabeth, Sky, foe Gottenburgh;
and Emily, Godfrey, for Virginia.
HARWICH, MAY 311.—The Castlereagh packet tame in yester-
day, with Malls from lielvonsluys. The new steam-boat, built
for the King of Denmark, which lately came in here from the
Thames, after remaining two days, sailed for Holland.
CADIZ, MAT 11.—During a very tremendous gale from the
east, on the Bth and 9th inst. the Spanish Patriot, Bogg, nearly
laden with wines, for London, parted her cables and ran out te
sea ; she returned in safety last night, nod has already recovered
her best bower, and they are dragging foe the two anchors. The
American schooner Pactotus, bound to New York, with quick-
sheer, and wool, was driven on shore under the walls, but has been
got of with lois of foremast, anchors, and cables. The Colom-
bian armed vessels still come close in to these shores.
CoNsrarer NOPLIL. APRIL 26.—The Turkish fleet, with the
Puha, left our tort some days back, although the latter did net
quit his anehdrage outside until the 23d.
The Colombia, Chapman, from Bombay, has arrived is St.
George's Channel.
Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated
17th April :—" His Majesty's ships Euryal us, Martin, mad Romani
in port, the first leaves to-morrow for Blake ; the second In six
or eight days, and gives escort to any merchant vessels that may be
ready to waxed to the Westward."
VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL—Ie, from St. Domingo, April
7th, of Cape Nichols Mole, or the 10th May, the ling
Tartar, from Lisbon for Falmouth, by the Marshal Wellington,
Clarke, arrived off Plymouth. Linty Sherbrook. of Newcastle, to
Minumehi, 9th inst.; the ship John Little, from Liverpool far
Preto'', with loss of fore-topmast, jib, and spanker boom; 14th,
American ship Lima, from Londonderry for New York; one of
tie packet ships, with the letter G. in the fore.topsail and fore-top-
gallantsail, a few miles distant, by the St. Vincent, Gilkinaon,
arrived at Port Glasgow.
The Sparrowbawk, 111, Captain the lion. IL S. Dundas, is or-
dered to be fitted for a foreign station.
Lieutenants H. J. Puget, of the Victor, has been invalided,
and Mr. Stephens, Midshipman, is appointed to that sloop in his
place.
The Howe, 120-gun !hip, which was the first that was docked'
in the New Docks et Sheerness, which were opened in September
last, has undergone a thorough repair, and was put out of dock On
the Dith instant; the Gloucester, 64, guard-ship, was immteliately
got into the same dock. The Howe remains in the basin.
Captain Charles Sotheby commissioned the Seringlipatem, on
Monday last, for foreign service—it is supposed the Mediterranean.
Lieutenants W. 11. Honernan and W. Worafold, and Mr. Hobert
Scott, Purser, are appointed to that ship. Lieutenants G.S. Dyer
and J. ISPC'ausland are appointed to command mortar-vessels, far
envie at Algiers. Lieutenant Hon. 11. J. C. Talbot is appointed
to the Blonde.