The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-23 00:00:00

FROM LLOI MS 1.1.5.

PORTSMOUTH. /liming 41.—Arrived the Joh, Pm!,lsmer,
from the Howne, to, Madras and Bengal. Sailed his 61.sicsty's
ships Phaeton. Pandora. ficc'wing, raulthon. Champion. Pyhalms
and Orestes, for Plymouth, where they will be joined by others,
and proceed on an experimental cruise on the westward ot Scitls, &c.
Cowwa, klastris 21.—Arrived the Srlit:is transport, to take 00
board troops for Sierra Leone.
YARMOUTH. 1. W. MARCH 2 IL—The fAiOlting re.4:14 were
spoken with by the American ship Superb. arrived at 11:6rwes. from
Canton, 121 4%4 passage; lloodrope Sims Imam of stad for
Philadelphia: aver, Dem stir, of and for 'New Volk; freueral
Hamilton. Allen, of and for Roston: all three frost Chins they
lift the Straits of Sunda fish December. in company with the Supr rh,
all well ; ship Tobacco Plant, Reid. China fie Philadelphia. 16;h
Dec. ; and ship estileriue, of London, bound to Portsmouth, 13th
Jan. out 66 days, an wells
DR•t., MARCH 21.—Parsed through fmns the River the Juno,
Botts, Inc Messina; the Francis, Benson, for Montserrat; and the
Bonita. Terry, for St. John's, New Brunswick. The Soho steam.
Teasel came (torn and remains.

Gnarl:scup, Mancti 2l—Arrived the Betsey Miller, Sang.
'ter,. from Messina ; Edward, front Danish.; Uudernam.inir,,
Kley ; Anna Cram, Smith; Theodore. Zyl : and Jorgl
Peter, Athletic's; (loin Antwerp. Sailed the Thomas and Alfred,
Smith, Inc Grenada; Rising Sun, Ellington, for St. 3lichael's;
Kite, Stable, fur Oporto; Concordia, Donteke, for Elsinore; and
Success, Hodge, fur Bahia.
Ba tarot., Ala act' 21.—Sailed Josephine, Coustons, for ctsiten',4
Harrison. Voting. for Quebec; Trusty, Roberts. for Gibraltar;
Friends. Rennet, for New Brunswick : Argo. Pavis,-tor Leghorn ;
Venus, Cook, for Lisbon: Two Brothers, Willey, Fir Trinidad ;
Margaret, Partridge, for Tenerife; Ocean. Tucker, for Naples;
Princess Charlotte, Haney ; Charlotte, %Callers, for Jamaica.
Arrived only coasters ; a hid emu, cannot come up channel.
The John and Robert. for Tobago, was spoken with in latt. 43.
long. 24. all wdl, from this itort.
Ltvraroot., Mancu N.—Arrived the Brilliant Star. Price.
from Pernambuco, in 35 days; and the packet ship John Wells,
Harris, from New York—called 28th Feb. His Majesty's ship
Romney had arrived there previous to her sailing.
tlanr.wock, M %nun I7.—The .Igamemnon, Wilkie, bound
to St. John's, N.B. put back yesterday, having been on shore ou
Tuskar.

New YORE, Fes. 19.—The William and Ezra, Rosa, from
this port for t:uracoa, was totally lost the 11th ult. on the S.E.
point of Bonait, : crew sawed. The Arinthea Bell, Pearson. of
Baltimore foe !lava:ninth is lost near Matanzas ; crew and part of
the cargo saved. The Laurel, Webber, put into Matanzas in dis-
tress previous to the '2.;th ult., and is expected to he condemned.
Fen. 22.—During the gale yesterday morning, the brig Aldo,
bound to Amsterdam, drifted foul of the brig Francis Jarvis,
bound to St. Domingo, both at anchor in the North River, the
former carried away her jib-boom, and the latter her head rails,
and received other damage. The ship flem. bound to Liverpool,
dragged ashore near Bedlow's bland, but floated with the flood
tide, whoosh. tut her cable, and ran to the Public Store Dock at
Staten Island, where she made fast. We have not heard of any
damage of consequence at our wharf.
Pea. 23.—The 3lilo, bound to Amsterdam, in a gale on the
21st Inst., drifted foul of the brig Francis,Jarvis, lost her jib-boom,
and received damage.
Nassau FEB. ft—The Woodstock, Paton, from Jamaica to
London, I:wrecked on illayuarat, and only a small part of the
cargo and materials saved, and brought here. The North America,
from this port to Key West, is wrecked on the Ilcmenis. The
Strong, M‘Gill, from (lonaives to Baltimore, is wrecked on
Maiaguana ; part of the cargo •ared.
ARTHAGEN• DE COLOMBIA, JAN. 12.—The Poxato Verde,
Chitty, from this port to f Naos, upset in a squall off this harbour
2d inst. ; crew saved. The weather on this coast has been very
tempestuous for the last three weeks, hut we have net heard of the
loss of any but coasting vessels. On the 4th mat. arrived hire the
Spanish schooner Vigilante, how Jamaica, for Balaban (Cuba),
prize to a Colombian privateer.