The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-16 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

The Simon and Bella, Wall, from London, for Barbadoes,
is totally lost at Madeira.
The Tom, Tenanau, from Philadelphia for !I imburgh, is
lost o the (ioo'win Sands. Crcw saved.
The ;ine, White, from Loudon; and the Active, Lee,
from Liverpool, are burnt iii Dublin harbour.
ARRIVED,
At Cowes—the Argo, Itairtand, from Charleston.
At Bristol—the Triton, Sqinour, from Quebec.
At Madeira—the Mary, Crawley, from Loudon ;Neptune,
Hanson; and Kitty, Fletcher, loin Baltimore.
At Montsenat—the Mariner, Curtis; and Crosby, Fletcher,
floe' Londmi. _ . _

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At Autigua—the Ann, Moreton, from London ; the Sally,
Reid, from Bristol ; and Lady Cremone, Gib on, nom Liver-
At St. Vincent's—the Atlantic, —, from Clyde ; Maria,
and West Indian, —, from Bristol.
At Savannah—the Daphne, Malcolm, from Liverpo A ;John
Adorns, Parrott; and Middleton, --, from Loudon.
At the Cape of Good Hope—the Rridgewator, Palmer; and
the Carteret, Scott, from London.
At Liverpool—the Neptune, Burehall, from Demarara.
At Clyde--tha Maria, Jamieson, from. Jamaica; Maria,
Cummings, from Lisbon; Horizon, Moreton; stud Exchange,
Fordyce, front Charleston.
At Dublin7—*e Linenhall, Levington and Martha, Le-
vington, from
At Magadore—lirbrt Juliana, Forrester, fiom London.
At Naples--ilte Iris, Davie; and Leander, Young, from
Yarmouth ; Sir Sidney Smith, Partridge, from Newfouldland ;
Peace, flare, from London ; and Corriere, Folder, from Liver-
pool.
At Venice—the Harland, Exterby, from Hull.
At Malaga—the William, Cambridge, from Newfoundland ;
and Juhn, Arnold, from Charleston. •
At Civita Vechia—the Keene, Thorpe, from Falmouth.
At Lisbon—the Prince of Wades, Watson ; and Albion,
Gammon, from London ; Peggy, Blyth, from Falmouth ; Ber-
wick, Gibson ; and Ann, —, from Liverpool; David Wil-
kinson, Loader, from Newfoundland.
At Oporto--:he Thomas, Batty ; Rolla, Lavey ; Sally, Per-
rin; and Isabella, Di:inviter, from Newfoundland.

ROYAL MAXINES.—The following appointments
have taken place in the Corps of Royal Marines

LAhNT-COLnt:CI.S•
Edward Hill, Eon-) half-pay, vice Val.lt:, milted.
Henry AndelAin, promoted, vice Nl`laultald, ditto.

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M AJORS.
Thomas Strickland, from half-pay, vice Spry, retired.
Robert Winter, ditto, do. Amilhold, do.
Thomas Lewis, ditto, do. Audeisun, promoted.

carvalwa.
David Collin% vice Darley, half-pay:
James Maxwell, from half-pay, vice Ball, retired.
Palmer Westropp, ditto, do. Foster, do.
Robert Roe, ditto, do. Hopper, do.
Wal4f. Tome, ditto, do. Patten, cl
Philip Stur,von, ditto, do Colby, do.
Edward Parke, • ditto, '. do. Wier, do.
Panl Hunt, ditto, do. Simpson, do.
Robert Johnstone, ditto, do. Young, do.
John Richardson, ditto, do. Flight, half-pay.
CAPTAIN-LIEUTENANTS.
C. P. Wingrove, from half-pay, vice Rea, retired.
Thomas Shepherd, from half-pay, vice Boys, half-pay.
A private letter from Paris, says, g 4 The fashions,
the politics, and the speculations of Paris, are all,
for the preseht, at a stand. Nothing is talked of at
present but the epidemic disorder, which continues to
desolate this capital. The mortality which it has oc-
casioned, within the last month, is beyond all prece-
dent. I can state, from officialautliority, that the
number of deaths in the last month was the quadru-
ple of that in January 1802.