The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-21 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Pr`NZANCE, APRIL Is. It blew a very heavy gale yestenlsy
and all laat night from S.E. Several of our large fishing boats
have got damaged.
FILDIORTH, APRIL l3.—Arrived the Active, Westlake, from
Palermo. _ _ .

Arai:. 16.—'rhe Mary Ann. Denting. from Guernsey
to London, put in here 13th itistsnt, and is detained by the Cos-
arms. A considerable ;urchin of the cargo was iltrorrn overboard
olttri,g the voyage, and the remainder is landing in a very damaged
stare.
l'uttrarcottxtr, Aran 19,—Arrived the Dolphin. 6riifr, and
Laura, Yaboley, front Memel.
I:4am„ Aral'. l9.—'fit following vetsels, from London. are
reponsg to have passed through last night:—Richard. William-
son. for I btuerara ; Juno, Pritchard ; and Melpomene, far Ja-
maica ; riendship, I /swum and Ann, Richardson, for Quebec:
Ware., Hall, foe Gibraltar; and Caroline, Stubbs, for Havannah.
The Trial, for Jamalcs, is expected from the River this morning.
(Pt WESEWD, the Hermes, Robertson,
front Smyrna I Mary Ann, Shall, from Smyrna ; Churchill, Nat-
al/. hunt Naples; Joseph, Landman, from Messina; AimwelL
.‘nderson. from Sake •, Joseph and Mary, Smith from Sicily *
Jane. Marley, from Ain; Sicily, Walker, from Malta; noes,
hem Pillars Friendship, Mills, from !Hemel ; Diana,
Voishd. from Memel Bell, Erin'', from Memel: and Atalanta,
Walker. horn Hamborgh. Sailed the Providence, Fox, for
L'sbou Dertiran, Wilton, fur 31adeira; Raikes, Gardner, for
Madeira ; Helper. Pearson, for St. John's, N.ll. ; Mary, Rees,
for St. John's, N.H.; l lnrmony, Brown, for Memel: John Baker,
Ashby, for Naples • Svren, Downing. for Trieste; Alacrity.
Fledlay, for the Cape of Hood Hope; and Aimable Eliza, Grim-
din, for Havre.
Elvtnroot,AraizlB.—Arrived the llasselas, Brigham, from
; Wfmaky, Dale, front 31alta ; and Tagus, Kettle, from
Lisboa,
CAIDTIIT, APRIL 17.—Ditring the whole of Thursday night
sod Friday morning it hlew a most tremendous gale from S.E. to
lets 41, small Teasel belonging to this poet. with lime and stones,
wasithten upon Barry Isbutd, and one man drowned. The 'Mips
• SAS Roads rode out the gale in safety.
MARSEILLES lrnn. 9.—The Racer cutter arrived here last
night from off Algiers, which she lrft on the 311th ult., when two
higates were enticing before that port, and two others off Bona.
'Drew was not much probability of an accommodation taking
place. The Revenge, with Vice-Admiral Sir Harry Neale, had
proceeded to 3labon. We hear of no Algerinc cruisers at sea. The
Dutch squadron, It is mooned. was at Mahon on the 13th ult.,
and would proceed along the roast of Spain and down to Algiers.
Bstmvw, Aran. 9.—Captain Schilling. of the Helena, arrived
here front St. Thomas's, reports, having fallen in with, in lat. 33.
a large English brig, with a roundhouse on deck, water-logged
and &handouts!. Could not discover her name, As the stern was
stove in.

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AiLITNEVi. APRIL 4.—. The Cadmus, llolborn, of South
Fbields, and the Neptune, Duncan, of Leith, both for Memel, in
jtallast, are totally lost on the east part of Bornholm, the former
on the 22d, and the latter on the Zid ult. Crews and materials
saved.
OISRALTAII, MARCat 21-11 is 'Majesty's ship Pandora, which
arcked here yesterday from Falmouth, had under convoy the
tames. from London to Naples, old Alexander, from London to
Alwasadria, which parted company in a gale a wet* since.
Con T IXOPLE, Alant /I 10.—Two or three vessels of war
(Alserioes) fonvell part of those lately anchored within the Darda.
but lam ignorant whether they yet remain there. I believe
Mat
ate no:te of that nation in this port.
PORTSMOUTH, N.H., MARCH 15—The Perseverance, Rice,
and the Hector, Tricky, of and from hence to New Orleans,
were totally lost on the Imam, during a gale, on the Ist tilt. Only
one of the crew of the former. and tour of the latter, saved.
SAKTI/MO DE CHILI., DEC. 15.—8 y a despatch from Co.quimbo of 7th instant, the British ship Stanmore was rut out of
it port by a Spanish cruiser, and both had sailed to the north-
vritnil. This day it is reported that the brigs Guadaloupe, and Hu'
aerie, and schooner Marianna, have been taken out of Ouasco by a
Spanish cruiser.
CALLAO, DEc. 12.—Admiral Guise has declared the Coast, from
B. to O. S. in a state of blockade.

The Camden packet, from Falmouth to Halifax and New-Yak,
(reputed to be miring), %AR °lithe latter place the 19th ult.
The Tree Amigos c S. Joao Daptiata, Piers, from Oporto to
Rio Janeiro, was taken by the Irdependencia ou Alorte, privateer,
in die latitude of Pernambuco. _ . .

Vs:tart., Rooms* MITII :—The Joan, of Philadelphia,
Liverpool to New Orleans., 18th ult., at well ; 7th inst. the Hero,
Curnmisg, Honduros to London, by the Foundling, Hardie, ar-
riv,A in the Clyde. On the 220 ult. the Hero passed a ship dis .
waited, hnt the weather was so lempesttmus,cookl not ascertain her
nairm : Harriet, of Poole, for Newfoundland, 31st March ; tame
day, the Matthews, Brokenham. from Pernambuco for Hambingh,
out forty days, all well, by the Fountain, Baldry, arrived at Cork.