The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-01 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 211.--No arrivals or ceilings.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 28.—N0 arrivals or sailing&
PORTSMOUTH, APR/I. 29 —No arrivals or sailing.
ORAVESEXD, Arius. 29.—Arrived the Canadian -Packet, Jef-
ferson, from Jamaica; 31arquis of Anglesea, Reed, from ditto •
Kingetone, Bimni, from ditto; Catherine Green Goodwin, from;
ditto; Ocean, Whittle, front Honduras; Elizabeth, Swan, from
Calcutta, and several others. names unknown.—Sailed the Ant,
Bergh, for Hamburgh ; and Alkaomook, Friend, for Madeira.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 29. .1 ship's boat, with " Venus, Brown,
of Calcutta," on her stern, has been picked up at sea, and brought
in here to-day.
DEAL, APRIL 29.—Arrived the General Cockburn from the
Isle of France and Cape of Good Hope; Oracle, Bryant, from St.
Vincent's; Florentia, IVimble, from Bengal s and L'Aigle, Stan.
buck, from the South Seas.—Sailed the Navigator, Barton, for
Jamaica; Egginton' Borthwick, for Quebec; Proaperite, liaynon,
foe Havre ; Ariel. Bruen, for Africa; Acosta, firiswald, for
New York; and Mary, Watson, for the Cape of Good Hope.—
Remain the lion. Company's ships Thames, Orwell, and Mul-1
grave Castle.
V.AR:tOUTH„keRIL 30.—The IVilliam and Henry, Hatfield,
from Hamburgh for London, was got off the beach last night and
put on the bar it is expected she will be brought in next tide.
LivEßroot., Aran. 28.—Arrived the Mary, Frazer, from
Mobile; Straner, Davin, from Savannah; Portland, Drink.
water, from Charleston; Cambrian, APPlierson, from Ceara;
Esther, Foster, front St. Michael's: Dove, from Cadiz;
Matilda, Mime: rim) Hardware, Eborall, from Lisbon; Vigi-
lant, tram Oporto; Concord, Thomas. and John and Mary,
Shaw. from cotton ; A:Las, Adams, Charleston ; Mercury,
Corfield, from New BrunswiLk, timber; Alexander, Kitchen,
from Demerara, cotton end sugar; Lurd Penrhyn, Christian, from
Killala, grain.
AMSTERDAM, Aran. 27.—The Brilliant, Greenwell, front
Gibraltar. arrived in the Tercel 25th inst. after having landed at
the Helder the crew of the Two Brothel., of Poole, I'rowse, who
were taken tip or the sth inst. in the Straights of Gibraltar, where
the vessel was lost on her voyage to Cadiz.
PE CERSHURGH, MARCH 20 (Aran. 9).—By advice" from
Cronstadt, of yesterday, open water has been seen 30 vents below.
Our river may yet stand 10 or 14 days, except we have rain and
easterly gales, the ice being tolerably thick. During the day we
have five to seven of heat.

lIARBADOES, Alucn 19.—The Mary Ellen, from Pare, ar-1
rived here on the lath inst. with the British Vice Consul, and all
the Eaglitsh residents there; and they railed yesterday un their re-
turn in his 3lajesty's ships Scout and Eden.
TONAGO. rEll. 13.—The Sarah Ann, 3loliere, from Philadel.
phi.i, ha, been seized here, for the importation of red and white
oak shooks, said to be illegal.
BuEsoe AYRES, FF.a. 13.—Advises were received last evening
of the Columbine, Brown, from Liverpool to this port, having got
aground off the Enobudu 16th inst. A vessel has brought up
about 120 packages of goods, and lightets are gone down to dis-
charge her. It is expected all her cargo will be saved. hut in all
probability damaged. The Amenities, MIAMI, from Baltimore,
was wrecked on the f'hico 30th ult. Orly 30 barrels of flour, and
part of the rigging, boats, &c. saved.
31EKEL— It is reported that up to the 'nth February, when the

Courier (arrive/ at Jersey), sails/ front Rio, eight French fri
! ester
and three corvettes had arrived there.
Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, dated Feb. 25 :—The
cent arrival here of seven French ships of war, and more said to be
coming out, has given rise to many conjectures as to the objet
they harelip view."
The Stranger, Seller, from Aberdeen to Sunderland, founded
near Stonehaven 25th inst.; crew saved.
The Albion, M'Caskey, arrived in the Clyde from St. John's,
New Brunswick, sailed thence lot ult. Left loading for Liverpool.
the Mercury, Garfield, to sail twelve days after. The Albiou put
into Salem in distress, and sailed from thence 25th inst.
The Alfred, Paterson, arrived in the Clyde, from Jamaica,
sailed from thence 27th February, in company with the Henry trot -
for London ; the Navigator, Barton, had sailed for London a oralprevious. Left loading for .ondon, the Sovereign, Sick ; l !mom
Wilson ; and Britannia, Peekaly, to sail in tw ~ •
Liverpool the Kutusoff; to sail -ight days slur.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH • —Mary, from
7th instant ; Briton, from Liverpool to Mbuinichi I
the Ann, M'Kenzie, from Livamooi to htowthare't.
bulent, from Yarmouth, Nova &oda. weLtverpoos
the Albion, arrived in the Clyde : Prince Leopofci.
from Liverpool to Newfoundransl., 19th instant .
Newcastle, front Liverpool to Mitionialit, 13ff. 'on .1
Alfred, arrived in the Clyde: Ttorn, or and fsun
Barbadoes, 11th instant, by the Osprey, arrivesi o, t .
Thalia, Liverpool for Barboau. es, Vim by tie •
3l.Pherson, arrived at Liverpool . Monomer, ttarta/uo.
lot instant ; 10th, Strobe,. of ()law.. free Swig( • ;
Brothers, of Torquay, bound mr the Banks of N.
17th, Charlotte, of Liverpool—ieforn•od (.r du belt.
of Liverpool, having foundered L.,. '1 hands:. rittl,t, •
ing very fresh not able to get any mute haiortostior, 1,
number of men on board the Chariag;eut ppm:- .
crew ,
of the Liberality--and . . ,
,
St. Vincent's Planter, Pasley, anti rise Item

SPORTING INTILLIGENC.

THE CHAS, PIONSHIP.

SIRING AND LANSAN.—As mtsalt ars to
yesterday, play or pay, on Spring. flh sudi:cn
in consequence of a rumour that longina's wA
1001. down &heady would not be fcrtbotwo:v •

agreeably to the article,. Langsa awnvoLjk„..
o'clock hat night, by the Cheltenham mid, to
don, and the event has done away tht Lula.Na.or to

fir the fight will not be made gem' t4-day.
having been treated by his countryuita whit too t.
Ito stay there to train.

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M IDDLEH AM RACES (YORK/MIR

MONDAY, Aran- 211,
The Craven *irate..
Mr. Riddell's b. c. Caocia Piaui, by W hater
Mr. Ferguson's North Star
Mr. Ferguion's c. by Guy MAMA.=
Mr. Sabnn's Lady Bab
Major Canningham's Stingo - -
Even betting on the winner.
The Bolton Stakes.
Mr. Riddell's b. c. Mustachio by Whisker
Mr. Jaques'.Ringlet, by Whisker -
b to 4 on Ringlet.
Sweepstakes of 2n gs. each.
Mr. Riddell's Caccia Plant - •
Mr. Cunt.inghain's c. by Outcry - -
Mr. Ferguson's North Briton - -
Lord Keiburne's gr. c. - -
Caccia the favourite:

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