The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-17 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PORTSMOUTH, 111Ancm I3.—The Dart, Cranch, sailed from
Salcombe for this port, with a cargo of oxen, three weeks ago, &MI
has not since been heard of.

PORTSMOUTH, Maacu 15.—Arrived the Barbara, Greathead,
from London for Rio Janeiro.
PLYMOUTH, .31.11C1114.—.11TiTed the General Palmer, from
London for 31adras.

COWES, MARCH 15.—Arrived tha Marquis Camden, Larkins,
from London for Bombay ; and the Eliza, Faith, from ditto for
ditto.
DEAL, MARCH n.—The whole of the homeward-bound sailed
this morning for the River. The transport brig, No. 221, passed
through to the westward; also the Times, of London. Arrived off
Dover, the Galatea, Gerrit, from Bahia ; Constitution, —, from
New York ; Agnes, Stewart, from Lisbon ; Rowehester, Spittall ;
and Oporto, Corey, from Oporto.
ORAVESEICD, MARCH 15.--Arrived the Three Brothers,
Brown, from Lisbon; Jane, Taylor, from ditto; Dwells, Bermi-
ml, from Rouen ; Cobham, Duncan, from Terceira; Dove, Pat-
terson, from St. Michael's; and Mary Jane, 31• Cormack, from
the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Symmetry, Bedwell, for
Malta; Old Maid, Tully, for Sierra Leone; Hottentot. Sinclair,
for the Cape of Good Hope; and the Cesimock, Connell, fur Cape
Ilaytien.
RA MSGAT R, MARCH 13.—The wind having veered round to the
eastward, the Atalanta, Smith for Detnentra, sailed last night at
ten p.m. There ft now in the Lord It'ardeo's possession here, in
their wet state as when found, several bales of cotton, picked up off
the North Foreland.

Ilaawrcu, Aland( 110.—Two stout ship beams (11r)., upwards
of 21 feet long, have been picked up off the Galloper, thud landed
here.

NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH 15.—Vesterday the Adamant,
Stephenson, was got of the rocks near the Illaclmiddings, with
loss of rudder, main-keel, stern-port damaged, bottom in a very
damaged state, and towed in here by a steam-boat.
LIVERPOOL, .MARCH 14.—Arrived the Brunswick, Tull'ord,
from St. John's, New Brunswick, sailed the Ist of February;
and Ann 3l•Kenzie, Gill, from Pernambuco, sailed 3d of February.
LONDONDERRY, MARCH 3.—A vessel, Supposed to be the
Battkk, from Sligo, with provisions, stc. bound for Greenock, has
been totally lost at Mullin Head, on the 3d inst. All hands
perished.
MALTA, FEB. It—On Sunday his Majesty's friossf Naiad.
arrived here, and brought information of hostilities having com-
menced with Algiers ; the Admiral sailed the next day, after in-
forming the merchants that convoys would be appointed : he took
all the men of war with him ; and as there is t.o prospect of any
being here this month, the masters of the Puget, Agenoria. Friends,
and New Albion. have determined on keeping company with each
other. The Elizabeth sailed yesterday.
Rto JANEIRO, JAN. 14.—We hope soon to obtain possession
of your goods per Carvalho Cato, as an order has been issued for
the release of all the prizes.
PERNAMBUCO, JAN. 21.—The following vessels arrived here
between the 4th and 14th inst. and are detained by the Independen-
cla Au Morte, Brazilian ship of war, viz.—Lord Wellington, Mi-
nerva, Alexandre, Domingo., Botu Fim, Regenerscao, and
Bizarria Triumfo— all from Lisbon. _ _

CALCUTTA, OCT. I.—The Jla►y Ann, of Calcutta, burden 640
tons, is taken up by siovernment, to try the experiment of riding
out the approaching N.E. monsoon at Blackwood'a Harbour, on
the Coromandel coast, in-shore of the Arruegon Shoal.
!lava:reran, FED. 7.—The Colombian privateers have been
making gnat captures lately ; but since the Sabina frigate has been
cruising outside, the numbers have diminished, though the Sabina
has made no captures as yet.
VEssELs eronEx WITH.—The Harding, Bragg. from Liver-
pool to Valparaiso, Nov. 30; Ilcngal Merchant. Brown, from Lon-
don to Madras, Jan. 2; Hibernia, front London to New South
Wales, Jan. 3; Sophie, from Buenos Ayres to Ilavannah, Jan. :5;
Dirkranick, from Oporto to Rio Janeiro, Jan.l4 ; and Three
Daughters, from Gibraltar to Buenos Ayres—ail by the Active,
arrived from the South Seas ; ar.tl Dumfries, lloilett, from Bremen
to Baltimore, Feb. 26; Julia. from Rio Jantiro to Trieste, Jan.
26; and the Swiftsure, from Bahia to L.,bon, Feb. 5.

The Ellett ind Mary. Gilley, from Alexander to Algiers, put
into Rhoda about the 91YJt of January, with much damage and
leaky.
The George, Mace, is lost at Rio Grande.
A Government mesas-no., having despatches in charge, arrived
at Portsmouth on Tuesday morning, and mmiediateh embarked in
the Camelia', 10 guns, Captain Lambert, and sailed, it is said, for
South America. _ .

Lattnet of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated
March :—" 'l%,e following letter bas been received here front
Paleenne, dated Feb. Itl1.—• For some days an Algerine squadron
has in% ,ted the coasts of Valencia and Catalonia, who appear to he
at war with the Spaniards ; as besides eight or ten vessels cap:tired
by them, they have made a landing in the Straits of Valencia, and
carried away 48 men, women, and children. An Algerine corvette
keeps cruistng off between Paktum and Cape Una, which has
taken a Spanish brig and two felucie.' "