The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 12,—Arrived the Ark, Raynor, from Lon.
don for Berbice, with sails split t Margaret, Johnson, front
.St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky, and pumps choked; Jails
Stewart, 31`Keorie, front St. Domingo, with sails split • and the
John, Rich, from Galipoli. Sailed the Lady Mary Pelhela packet
for Cadiz, &e.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Experiment, Nelmee,
from Prince Edward's Island ; Endeavour, Samuel, from I'cters.
burgh ; Flying Fish, Johnson, from Newcastle for Cadiz. Sailed
the George, Davis, for Newfoundland.

COWES, SIIPT. 13.—Arrived the Venus, Simons, from Ha.
vannah in thirty-eight daps ; and the governor Brooks, Bishop,
from ditto in forty-two days. Sailed the Resource, Tomlin, for
Bomby.
PORaTOVOLTTII, SEPT. 13.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Bus.
Lard, from Chatham for the AVest Indies. Sailed the George Can.
ring, Davies, and Thomas Wallaoe, Morgan, for Quebec; Diadem
transport for Plymouth ; and Hope transport for Cork.
DEAL, SEPT. 13.—Sir George Walker, K.C.8., and passen-
gers, embarked on board the lion. Company's ship Fwirlie, for
Madras and Bengal, this afternoon which ship, with the whole of
the outward-bound, bare sailed with a tine breeze from S.E.
GIIAVESEND, SEPT. 13.—Arrived the Saltounc, Dalsymplel
from Dominica • Brunswick, Blake, from Quebec ; Christiana,
Greig, from ienerifre ; Providence, Watson, form !Retsina ;
Active, Palmer, from Cadiz ; Amity, Al'lntosh, from Jamaica ;
Britannia, Evans, from St. Kitt's ; I.landovery, Parent, from
Jamaica; and Aimwell, Anderson, from the C.tnarlea. Sailed
the Resolution. Webb, fur Trinidad ; Barbadoes Packet, Lewes,
for Smyrna ; Wesleys, Tlndale, foe St. Petersburg!' ; Nimble,
Wrighton, for Malaga ; Samuel and Ann. Hawes, for Teneritle ;
Two Brothers, Habann, for Ilanthurgh ; Hope, Made, for
Coruna ; Kingston, !honey, for Halifax ; and Castor, Chanty,
for the South Seas.

liattwiErt, SEPT. 13.—The Lady Guldberg, lATSCII, from
Gottenburgh to London, has been assisted hereby two boats. She
has lost her rudder and is water-logged. having been on the 'Whit-
ing. The Ann, of Newesqle. bound to Leith, returned to Cux-
haven on the 7th instant. having shifted her cargo. She was ready
for sea again on the 9th.

BELTAST, SEPT. 11.—The Superior, Fanning, from Liver.
pool foe New York. is on shore in I)undrurn Bay. with less of fore
and mizen.masts, and with four feet and a half of water in her
hold: the cargo is landing, and if the weather takes, it is probable
she will be got.off.

NEW YORK. AUG. 15.—The French fleet. which was lately at
Hayti and Hwrannah, arrived in the Chesapeake Roads oo Thurs-
duy last.

The Eclipse steam-packet, on her passage from Brighton to
Dieppe, twenty-five miles off that port. at half-past live, p.m., on
the 10th Instant, saw a lege vessel, with four masts, all sails set,
supposed to be the large Quebec timber ship ; signal was made,
and no answer being given, supposed all well. Wind south, blow-
ing very frilth.
The William and Alfred, from Grenada to London, was spoken
whit on the 6th instant, in lat. 49, long. 22, with loss of main-
mast. duritw A gale on the 12th ult.
limo Wight the Samuel, Oilbett, from S..:w York.