The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-19 00:00:00

Wind W. fair. High Water. 45 m. p. 9.
Arrived the Sophia, Aleeriess, from Buctush ; Henry Arnot,
WA from Pictou, sailed 11kb Nov. ; Aurora, Coulthard, from
lib hi, sailed 14th Net.; Good Agreement, Robson, from
Duakllit Adelphi. Beewart, from Halifax, sailed the 16th Nov.;
Howse. Collins, from Quebec, sailed 10th Nov. ; Industry, Blain,
from'. Dgmarars, in 46 demi; Camilla, Prelim, from Oporto and
Heikki; and ffrothou, WMWns„ from Newfoundland.
The Norval, Later, As New Peovidence, has put back.
HOLYRTAD, Dec. 13.
Wind W.N.W. blowing fresh.
The ship Errabeth, Orierson, from Liverpool to Sierra Leone,
ha come in here ; brig Treasurer, froin Liverpool for Buenos
Ayres; John and William, *lly, from Liverpool to Dartmouth;
and the Trefoil, De Junge, from Dant:tic for Newry, have just
earns in.
Ettract of a Inter from Bourn Bournhobn, dated 22d Nov.:—
. We have to inform you that Captain William Major, with the
strip John, of Liverpool, coming from Riga, bound. to Liverpool,
with a cargo of cicala and timber, bad the misfortune to strike on a
sunken rock, near Sandrig. to the north part of this island, on the
I ilth 'natant. /*Any. endeavour has been made to get the ship off,
but without success. A survey hit been held on the ship, and
she is found totally wrecked ; the stores are saved, and part of the
ear's.
Arrived the Liverpool packet, from Virginia, sailed Bth of Nov.
Oa the 7th Dec.. in let. 60, long. 17, spoke the ship Manan, from
Liverpool for New York.
Thu Fairfield, Nelson, that sailed the 10:b instant, for Sierra
Lams, is put back by contrary winds.
SATURDAY, Nor. 17.
Wind S.S.W. cloudy. High water, 35 m. p. 3.
Arrived the Canadian, Udney, from Quebec ; and Thalestris,
from Newfoundland.
Of, at a quarter past four o'clock—Oae ship, one brig, and one
sere.
The William, Pafford, cleared at Newfoundland for Brasil, the
16th Normber.
The Mary, 11 inns, sailed from Newfoundland, for Brasil, the
:ad November.
The Thum's Cielstun, Watson, from 31iramichi, has arrived at
Belfast.

An application having been made by W. W. Harries, Esq., Of
Wlllford (Quarantine Agent), to the Privy Council, to increase the
security of vessels performing quarantine there, orders hare been
given in consequence thereof, and preparations commenced, for
lasing down seventeen tnoering-chains for the use of the vessels
riding at that station.
PsTrisouT(t. DEC. 15.—Arrived the Betsey, Ogen, from
Corks; and Ponders, Ficke, from liamburgh, for New Orleans—
Wind W.
POILTOUOI,TII, Dec. 16 —Arrived his Majesty's ship Es-
piegle, from the Cape of Good Hope; his Majesty's ship Pelter.
from Halifax; Ottawa. Douglas, from Quebec, in 27 days; the
Woodbridge and the Maria, transports were to leave in five or six
dale Ate Partametb.—Wind W.S.W. The Laurents, Schalcrops,
hew lifunbargb foe Jamaica, has pot in here,having been run
foga at by a brig, oA Plymouth, and broke part of her main
chain.
peat, Dec. lfi—Arrived the Scotia, Dail, from Alicant ; the
Caledonia, Caw.e, from Smyrna; the Lebanon, Blake, from Tar-
ragona; the Fortune, Backlen, front Leghorn ; the Richmond,
Middleton, from Denia; the lilevagissey, Andrew, from Messina;
the Alert, Cothbertson, from Petersburgh ; the Stephen, Dodd,
Oita St. Anne'
s; the kglinton transport, from Malta; and the
Henry (ox,—. from Jamaica. Arrived from the river and re-
main the Arundel. Ford, for Jamaica ,• the Britannia, Evans, for
St. Kitts; the Amazon, Todd, for Alicant ; the Charles, Milne,
for Tobago; the Bence, Sim, for St. Lucia; and the Brimstone,
Giver' for Benicario. The outward-bound remain, all well.—
od W.

. GammaEwn, DEC. 16.—Arrived the Sovereign, Pattiosen, from
• Messina ; Prince of Saxe Coburg, Trerneyne, from Altea ; Ajax,
." Wafter, from Lear; Caledonia, Lyden, from Quebec; Watson,
Walker, from Faro; Sappho. Noakv, from Smyrna; Sir Henry
f• itanhope, Provo, from St. Michael's; Two Brothers, Strimmer,
from Carolizano. Sailed the Two Brothers, Robyn, and Ats-
-I.' km*, King, for Hamburgh ; Royal Charlotte, Ford, from Ja.
msica; George, Forster, for Havanna.
▪ VAIMOUT 11, DEC. 16.—The ketch, mentioned yesterday, was
• shit George Philp. Rentz, front Rostock for Lon•lon. She had
been on toe Lemon Sand, and was assisted by two cod smacks, one
• Jf which wee run down by a brig belonging to North Shields.
Low Esrof r, Drc. 16.—The Prince of Waterloo, Cole, from
Cokriester, to Hull. was wrecked on the 14th instant, on the Bar-
nard Sand; crew saved--cargo lost. The Sceptre, of Shields,
Pearson, coal laden, got on the Newcome Sand, at two o'clock this
scorning, at nea-ly high water, having been run fuul of ; the crew
■bsndoned her, but the master refused to leave the vessel, and
• having tired gum, boats came off from the shore, and were em-
Plofed in hying anchors, ,tc. against the next Bowing tide ; in
the moan time a cutter, which had taken the crew on 'board, at
some distance from the ship, finding her standing at day light,
rowed the boats to her, and reshipped the crew, and the was hove
off, with lois of steerage, and is now in the Roads, making but
little water.

AMSTERDAM, DEC, 10.—The ondernerning, Breen', from
Malaga, for Antwerp, put into Cadiz, with damage, and has dls-
• skim* to repair.
GOTTENBUI.OII, Nov. 30.—We had a dreadful storm In the
Bight of the 26M. and the whole of the 27th, which has done great
damage. The llope, Gold, of Montrose, has put in, damaged.-
11M Comberliinti, Medd, from Memel, for Stockton, and Ler-
mond, Walsan, from St. Petersburgh for Newcastle, have lost
aschor and cable, and stranded in this port, but it is hoped they
will be got off after unloading. Its the night of the 27th, the fol.
• lowing ships stranded at Salthulm, viz. the Three Friends, Thomp-
son, and the Crescent, Brown, both in ballast, from Hull, for

DANTSIO, DEC. s.—The Star, Becket, which sailed from
tbenee 3d instant, tor Plymouth, is on slime on Hela, and full of
water, and it is supposed will he wrecked.
PIAHLINGEIG Dec. 10.—The Dandy, dibba, from London to
Amsterdam, is opt shore near this port ; but it is expected will be
got of after discharging.
Hareauwo/r, Dgc. 9.—The Ant, Nisbet, has got MT, and put
• ink) Cl:haven. The Enigheden, Sunde, bound to Christiania,
has sprung a lea!: at Cuxhiven.
MEMEL, Ilcc, 3.—The Prosperity, Jones, and the Earnest,
Spoomtr, remain in the harbour in a critical situation, as we hare
now h7avy floating ice, with • strong eurtent.
Stetsons, Dsc. 6.—The Lady Juliana, Strut, from Riga to
Bristol, which was on shore near Dtagoe, has been got Wand ap-
parently alibi. The Lady Stewart, Stoney, of Sunderland, and
the Ley,,ig, Smith. have put into Eaatholni, the former with loss
of anchor and cable, azd windlass damaged, and the latter with
lose of bowsprit:

Arvind of Dover, the ()tennis, Anderson, from Bengal.
The S,ar, Becket, from Dantzic to Plymouth, was on shore near
Diwtsic, to the Ott In‘tant, and full of water.
The Dandy, Gibbs. from London to Amsterdam, was on shore
■ear He stings, on the 10th iostant, but expected to be got off.
The Aurora, Schroder, from Ptllau to London, put back the Ist
inesan:. Lwkyr, cargo shifted, and would be obliged to discharge.
The pe,Ays, Pod, from St. Petersburgh for Bremen, was
stranded Brh inst. on Ameland ; it is feared that little of the cargo
will be saved.

The Brettles, Poelinen, from Bonigshurgh for Amsterdam,
tar returned leaky front the Categat to Elsinore, and has sailed for
Copenhagen to unload and repair.
Vrisy LI ETON? WI TH.—The Alexander, from Ceylon, and
'Shannon, from Batavia, by the Triumph, arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope: Barons, Hutchinson. from London, for Calcutta,
14th Nor. tat. 4, 17. long. 20.—gth Nov. all well.
TM Pelter. Lieut. Adams. has been seat home In conreqnence
of bee extremely rotten and decayed state; indeed no defective is
she that her shot. heavy storm, and guns. have been brought home
in the Tweed. On her passage home the Pelter encountered a
heavy gale of wim!, in which she was struck by a i.es, which stove
So the whole of her starboard wide. She had been all the spring and
samcrter employed in surveying the coast, protecting the British
trade, and'siting the Moravian settlements on the coast of Labra-
dor, from Cape Charles to Ctspe Chidley —an extent of 700 miles of
coast, between the latitudes of MI and 110. North. She visited
&unlink Itay, Canytetoke. Oghucktoke, and Nein. the natives of
which places ere Eului.naux, and appear to lire in the Ve3te3t
Kate of privation and misery ; their sole reliance is on the seal
Cheri, whit h animal furnlshee them food. clothing, light, boats.
arts bong+ : the Morarians themselves are little better oft: The
Palter has brought home a Large quantity of curiosities, with four

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gleee.maeugastepet, at twelve. or MN }ii Ina mama- countered in her pannage.-flumpsnire
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SHIFWRECI
A Taiga riot If Coco from the Returns received in the Week The John, of Greenoek, 300 tons, I
tffiliag Deeember 10, lan Walter, muter, in ballast, was driven
Wheat. 1 sedge, I Oats.l Eye. 1 Beans I Pm*. mouth of the Shannon, on Monday la
s. d,a. d. . s. d. a. d. s. d. s. 6. for some days previous, had been wreck
14 6 41 7 27 1 45 11 46 1 47 10 were all dentially saved. We are
_ was, on Tuesday night, moved from tie
311IPPIAli INTELLIGENCE. and was dashed to pieces. We unclean'
—.0.,„-- , days ago, a man belonging to the bout
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Dec. 16. crossing the Sound in a canoe, discover
mat. torn. nth..r treAriner minted. anti