The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, 1110NDAY, J.►r. 30.

Wind S. to S.S.E. —fair, but cloud ._High Water, 23 re. p. 2.
Arrived the York, De Coate, from New York—sailed 10th Jam;
Hiram, from Sicily; Comely, Oray, from ditto • Trafalgar. from
ditto; Hugh Wallace, Winder, from Alexandria and Mgford ;
Christine 9 Hogarth, from Demerara; Beaver. from ditto; Is,bela,
M'Crea, Hum Deals; and Volusia, from Smyrna and Gibraltar.
lloLvitEaD, JAN. 29.
Wind S. W.—blowing hard.
The following vessels arrived here wind-bound :—Th e Twiners,
Leader, from Liverpool for Antigua; Henna, Thompson, !tont
ditto for Demerara; Tryphena, Martin. from ditto tor
liareelnos ; Walhardovrr, Gardwad, from ditto for Rotierdrn;
FriendschafT t, from ditto for Antwerp; and Maria,Mings, from
dittofrom
St.bl ithad.g.
"

The Margaret, Al'lver, from Prince Edward's Island for Li.
verpool, has arrived at Greenock very leaky.
The Balelutha, Salmon, from Liverpool, arrived off St. John't,
Newfoundland, sth January.
The Tennis,Walker, from St:John's, New Brunswick, for Liver.
pool, was spoken 2G Dec. in lat. 48. 47 long. G 9. 1). leaky, and five
feet water in the hold. Captain Smith, of the Warner (arrived a:
Boston). put seven men on board the TenMs, and spoke her agaia
on the 28th, when they had made the pumps suck.

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FALMOUTH, JAN. 29.—Wind S.S.W. to S.. strong breeze wi•lt
a heavy swell.—Arrived, the Mareliionesa of Salisbury packet. tron:
the Mediterranean, 15 days from Gibraltar ; and Active, Bank.,
from Lltidon.

Cowrs, JAN'. 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, the Friends, Ste.
Oita., from Fayal, in twenty.seven days, for London ; the Ame-
rican ship Sally, from Liverpool to New York, sprung a leak
rai the 18th November, and was compelled to put Intel Fayal on
the 25th, and was there cohdenined: the chief mate arrived here in
the Friends.

PORTSMOUTH. J.tw. W.l.—Wind S. to S.S W.—Arrived his
Maje,ty's ship Theriot, Sir John Phillimore, from Gibraltar/.
And is under quarantine ; Lady Wellington, flisoirdi from
Havre ; George the Fourth, Willis, from IVaterford ; Detire, An.
got, tram Hontleur.—Passed by, the Isabella. Waller, from Ben-
gal ; lirgeis, of New Brunswick, I.argie, from S. John's, New
Brun,wick.

DEAL JAN, 30.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Trial, —, from Dominica, in forty days.' His
Majesty's ship Cyrene, Captain Campbell, bound to the East.
Indies, arrived from the River and remains, with the Killing-
beck, Serer, Richard, and Sibella, for Jamaica ; and the Lady
Arabella.
GRAVESEND, JAN. 30.—Arrive!, the Hawk, Clampit, from
Newfoundland ; Nimble, Lisle, from Seville ; Mary, Burrage,
from Aloa ; Lady Harewood, Thomson, from Sr. John's, N.B. ;
Hannah, Pains, and Julians, Richardson, from Guernsey.—
sailed, the Juliana. more, for Bengal ; Africanus, Blair, for
Africa : Oscar, Henderawell, for Gibraltar ; Allies, Cuniiingbam,
for Havannah ; Jane, Bullock, for Oporto ; Sarah, Collins, for
New York ; Alexander the Great. Prince, for Port-au-Prince ;
and the Prince of Saxe Coburg. Ladd. for Rotterdam.
NEwcasTi.E, JAN. 28. —About three. weeks ago a boat was
thrown on shore near Poston!, marked on the stern " General
Greentie'd. of North Shields." and inside " Spouse Rowland."
Several logs of timber and thin boards were cast on shore near
Qullane, about the same Time.
tit. Lau, JAN. 16.—The greater part of the cargo of the Au-
rora, Schroder, bound to London, which vessel put back leaky the
end of November, was discharged in good condition, and the da-
maged part sold. The vessel has been repaired, and will sail
shortly. The weather is very severe.
A SISTETLEAM, JAR. 21.—The wreck of a small Teasel with
" Vier Gebroeders, 1815," on the stern ; and the stern of a vessel
with " Aria. Slaryport," on it, were washed on shore at the Vile
the end of last and the beginning of this month. The Sappho,
Nally, from hence to Genoa and Leghorn, put into Toulon ibtli
inst. with damage, and must unload.
CrxttavEw, JAN. 26.—The Sir William Curtis, Wittingham,
from London for Hamburgli, has been detained sometime at Heli-
goland.
PARIS, JAI:. 25.—The Swedish ship Iris, Renstrom, in bal-
last, bound to Cette, was driven on shore sth inst. on the coast of
Perpignan.
CAPE or GOOO flora, Nov. 22.—The Toward Castle put in
here to repair leaks.

The brig Mariner was driven on shore at Malta previous to the
22d November, dining a strong gale at S.W.
The American ship Sally, front Liverpool for New York. sprung
a leak on the tllth Nov., and was compelled to put into Fayal
the 2.lth ult. where she was condemned.
The Herald. Graham, arrived at Liverpool, fell in with, no
22d Dec. in lat. 47, 40, lung. 18, the bark Albion, of Hull.
water lozged.
1 he Woodcock, IVernysa, sailed from St. Peterburgh for Liver.
pool on 30th September, ■nd has not since been heard of. A boat
beenging to her was driven on shore on Stromstadt, in November.

EAST 124 f SHIPPING.

ARTtIVAT., AT Cot rmno—The Africa. Skelton, from the
Mlurftius ; and London, on the 6th September, and to tail the
13th for Calcutta.

ANIMAL AT TIT iNCOMALEE—The Atlas, Rent, wind the
end of September, and to proceed to Colombo for England.
The celebrated orientalist Norberg died lately at Upsal,
in Sweden. The journal, Stoch4olni and Dagligt Alle-
handa, which has subaistetl fifty-eight years without any
impediment, has been lately suppressed by the Chancellor.
^li 11tT lIS.
In Clarges-ttreet, on the meriting of the 29th ult. Lady Granville
Somerset, of a daughter.
On the 25th ult. at !roper Clanton, the lady of the Rev. Dr. Ma•
ouvl, !airlift!e of the 6cuts Church, London-wall, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Yesterday morning. at St. George the Martyr, Dr. James P.
Roy, of Virginia, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Jacob Perkins,
Esq. of tie UnitNl States.

DIED.
On Monday lut, after a phort lllnasa, John Denton, Eaq. of
Great Aladdox-street.

On the 24th ult. in the 50th year of Ina age, Wm. Blanly, Esq.
of his !!!ajar 'a Victualling-yard, Deptford.
On the Stith ult. aged 65 ream. Alt. Edward 31swIloy, of Thorn-
hatigh-atreet. and (Wham Hill, Surrey.
On the 27th ult. tlary, eldest daughter of George Reed, EN. of
New Court, Newent, Gloucestershire, end Doehfour, in the Colony
or Demerara.

In Portland-place, on the 28th ult. Marianne, wife of John Vi.
elan, Esq. of Claserton, Somersetshire.
On the 21dit ult, at her house in Portman-square, the Countess
Dowager of Ilarcourt, relict of the late thorn Simon, Earl of Ilar-
court, and sister to the present Lord Vent*.

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