The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-21 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The following communication from the French Coustsl-G ems
in London was yesterday posted at Lloyd's:—
`• French Consulate General, Sept. 2e, 1825.
" Stile—Having been authorised by my Government to ac.
quaint you, tbr the information of Lloyd's and all others whom
it may concern, that the restrictions which had been enforced by
the Board of Health at Marseilles, and by the Home Depatt-
rnent, hare been withdrawn. both for the harbour of Marseilles and
for the other French ports in the ocean; and that, in future, all
ships bound from any port in Great Britain to any putt in
France, shall be. as formerly, admitted, notwithstanding their
hiving or not any Levant goods on board.-1 ant, &c.
`• BARON SEGUIER, French Consul-General."
"To John Bennett, Esq. Lloyd's." .

FALItat:TH. SEPT. 18.—Arrived the Mary, liecz:ll, from
Prince Edward'. 'lsland, sailed the 21st of August; and the
Dimish'brig Die Daub, Walters, from Gibraltar, i- 1U days.
COWES.. SEPT. Pl—Arrived the Noble, :11;ixtiekl, from Ma.
tanzat in MI days.

PonTssint;lll, SEPT. 19.-.-Arrived the Nassau, Tremayne,
front Sierra Leone. am! is under quarantine.
DEAL, SEPT. 19.-Arrived the Isabella, Mann, from Honduras,
sailed the 4th of Angus[. On the 12th spoke a Spanish frigate
off Matanzas; on the Ist spoke the Speke transport, for Hifi-
tits, in lat. 41, long. 50, all well; the Moffatt, 170 n
China, last front Quebec; the Ruth, Hore, front St. Kitt's ; and
the Faith -.--....., from Demerara Arrived from the River. and
remain, the 31angles Cogill, for New South IVales; the Robert
Edwards,—, for New Y.
Manzavg, SEPT. 19.-The Venus, Stephens, from London
for A beravon; got on shore yesterday afternoon, at high water, on
Foreness Rock, and must be lightened. Assistance is engaged toe
that purpose.
Gtuvesexfl, St rx. 19.-Arrived the X.l, E., White; Dun.
bombe, Dryden ; Gratitude, Coroeby) Hope, Ord; Triton, Smith:.
Zriaadtt, Barn; Henrietta Holmon ; Alpha, Lawes; and the
George and Ellen, AlLson, from Memt; Anee, Knight, film.
Hamburg!'; Starling, Keith, from Cadiz; Husaren, Gibson, (root
'frinidad•. Onyx, Williamson, from Demerara; Manly. Savers,
trout St.Vineent'i ; Amelia, Storey, front Quebec; Fora:Ltd.,.
Botcher. from Barbadoes; Henry Davison,Barciay, front Kingstoo;
Renewal, Cromartie, from Barbadoes. Sailed the Il'lllta4t
Etherington, Harrison, for St. Petersbnrgb.
YARMOUTIi, SEPT. 19.-On Saturday a foreign vessel, water-
logged, was brought in here, supposed to be a echooher,
!aided with deals and spars, without any person on board. She
was picked up at sea by a fishing smack. Crew supposed to base
been taken out by some vessel, as the following was written in tile
round.house on deck, viz.: "Schooner June, fro Christiania.
"tilkoreotle of Yong destine ret tit Southampton, Capt. Towner
Herren, Ira Christiania." She has neither masts nor rigging,
standing on board, and is very much injuked In her hull, tte.
BRISTOL, Strr. 19.-Arrived, the Peggy, Stephens, front
Quebec; Vittoria, Penson, from Teneriffe ; Nimrod, Bruce. frou.
Nevis ; John Murphy, Gyles, from Tobago ; Soyllia, Rae. fro et
Campeachy ; Union, Taylor, from Quebec ; aterloo, Banks.
and Valania, Kinsman, from St. Petershurgh ; and Cetus, Cu:.
chill, from Newfoundland. Sailed, the Zeno, Talbot, for Seville
Neva, Stewart, for Dantzic ; Johanna, 3lultien, for Rotor:daft.
Mary Antte, Wake, for Odessa ; Ocean, Tacker, for Charente
and Conjunction, Ektnan, for Bilboa.
IVEMFORD, SEPT. 13.-The Fame, Rennie, arrived off thin
port on the 9th inst. from Miramiehi, and was driven on shore
to the North Bay, during a gale on the 11th. Crew and nia.
terials saved-cargo expected to be saved.
LIMERICK, SEPT. 17.-The Lively, Stewart, of Whitehaver‘
Was lost on the 10th inst. with all the crew, on the Long Rock.
near Donagliadee.
AntrlDEE3l, Jtrur 17.-The Fancy, Jaffrey, of this place. after
coming over the bar of Rantshag 31st July, struck on a leLre sC
rocks, -but got off in a leaky state, and put into Pictou the same
evening, and would be obliged to discharge.
ELSINORE, SEPT. 16.-The Wellington, Bramwell, from Li-
verpool to Rigs having sprung a leak, has put into Copenhagen' na
repair.
Rio*,
csoT. 8.-The Hercules, Miller, from London to thla
port, sent a Damesness Reef, 28:h ult.; and being full of water.
was &band ed by the crew. Alost of the stores saved.
Llano*, BKPT. 10.-The Sampson, Balling, from Aguas% tre
Flint, width put In here leaky 2, th ult. is discharging bet carts
into the Portuguese ship Joareum Guilherms.
ALLY 22.-The Ann, Glirtmes. sailed from tithe
port 10th inst. for Sidney, and has put into Bourbon,
The Liberal, Martin, from Batavia, arrived here 29th talc. in a
leaky stay and is discharging.

Arrived off Dover the Sisters, —, from Demerara.
The Fortitude, —, from Barbadoes, arrived yesterday L.
River, with the Bishop of Barbadoes on board.
The Juliana, Fotheringharn, arrived in the Downs from 1.2 deb,,:
in 21 days, from Bic, experienced extremely ta4 weather, and IA
the Gulf encountered a strong gale from the southward, when the
hors up for the Straits of Belie Isle ; before the gale was over slid
got through. and saws great qua.ntity of ice islands. The lario
umber ship Baron kienfrew sailed from Bic with the Juliana.
The Birkby, arrived at Cowes, fell in with on the 3d ult.. Hs
Ist 31. N. long. 73 W. a brig, water-logged, one mast standing.
sails and rigging hanging over the side. the hull fresh painted ;
also on 10th, in lat. 35. 55. N. long. 68. 50. W. boarded a bug o'
schooner, water-logged: masts, yards. and soils hauging oast. he:
side, and two men dead on deck, one apparently the master, dot a
had lashed himself to the boat's gripes ; could not find out her
name ; and on '22d, in lat. 31 56. N. long. 52.4. W. passed along.
side a brigantine, water-logged, masts mantling, acid sails to t. .a
yards, part of which were blown away, the fore-trysail still Sex,
close reefed, and sheet aft ; no one on hoard alive ; name On the
stem " Boman Packet, Brunswick," and painted on the after
part of the companion, in large white letters, " Mind your neho "
The Upton, —, from Buenos Ayres to Londou. having got on
shore in the River Plate. put bark to discharge.
The Adams, from Virginia to Gibraltar, *as abandoned on
in lat. 37. long. 07.
The Trial. Floskart, trom bondoo so New Prov.dence, was
wrecked on Egg Island Reef on 26th ult. A great part of the
cargo saved, mat carried to Nassau.
The Sally Ann, Bony, from Bath so Port-au-Ponce. en:Joii.
tend a severe gale on the 27th ult. id'
Turk'. Island, lust her
COMAE, span,and pat into NaSsau. N.P. on the Cth of August.

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the guards, stiar the ship, anal effect their escape—au haviertsfluPeToansttfiNeYncile4"llPnn(°boicryrdilictleT:h-4autlgekhmlat Kingstown, to surprise
at-
tempt which, we regret to say, was very ut-ar proving suc-
cessful. Thu ringleaders of the mutiny itLelittdell in 41.
lodging the bulk-heads, lot whist the prison is sepsratg4
froth the hospital, and bad actually succsetled in gaining
the latter place, when the terrora of a boy, confined there
by Wailes, gave the alarm. The guards were instantly
on. the alert, and the mutinee* were Amity subdued ; alai,
however, until it bee, ellve needitar__ ) to ere upon went, when
oneroan, named AValsh, aMa in sontiet, was shot *Wad ;
and another, It ill said, in iiittfitplitik to escape o*c the
vessel's salt:, Was diol‘ited.-,bufifirs.3turairtg