The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INMLLIGENCP.

CUSTOM HOUSE, JAN. 6.
ENTERED INIVARDJ.--.The Juno' CAMIAGRI Trieste:
Providence, 'Willson, from St. Michaels; Wham IL, Willett, from
Terceira; Delight, Gray, from Jersey ; Valiant, Martin, from Ja-
maica; Briton, Wilson, from Nowa Scotia; Cottinglmen, Mills,
from St. Peterabugh; Eclair, Davies, ft= Waterford; Edward
Protheroe, Propert. from Cork.
ENTERED Or r wscins.—Maltins, Siciewright, fOr liavatt-
nakfl__loveute itrrivec., Bcniat tor twerp and Ektusds;
N-40151e,' Arii~,"'fror ITlSi7farra_iMtgl, litarttelfEk
'Cosninalo,mas few Tat_ pn ion; Rt‘sina. Tittak. for Art •
^scP: - Awaitaat,.. #t-Merusstwa.t....ll4ion.„ ltat!clife, to:
am_yma. Constantinople, and A lttieTs.
ii.:LxAnzr) OrTWARns FINAI.LY AT GRAVESEND, JAW. 5....
The Sarah Margaret, Sheadcr. for Harnburgh ; Yrnuw Hendrii s,
Kramer. for Nantes.
CLEARING OUT*ARDS.—The Lady. Campbell, Irvine, f,K
Madeira, Madras, and Calcutta; Lusiutua, Gibbetts for Oporto ;
Ilanibletoulan, Gotthard, for St. Miry's. Africa;
Two Brothers.
Wallseott, for Lisbon; General Kyr% Noire, for India and Ch'.ra ;
Darius, Clarke, for Malta and Alexandria; Speedwell, Poc:e. for
New Orleans.

CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—Ardent, Boyd, for
Belfast.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PooLg, Jex. 5.--Smuggling has lately been carried to a very
great extent on this coast. Several hundred smugglers may often
be teen at once on the beach between this port and Christchurch.
The loss of vessels helongirg to this port has been greater within
the last few months than has ever before been known durirg so
short a period. On Christmas-day the ship Nelson, Gilpin, master,
belonging to G. Garland, Eso. and Sons, laden with timber, was
driven on shore off Cape La Hogue, near Cherburg. It was with
the greatest difficulty the master anti crew escaped with their lives ;
within an hour after they left the ship she went to pieces ; the
crew arrived here on Monday.
POIITSMOUTII, JAN. 0.--Several ships from thcGaastward
have parsed through within the Isle of NVight to-day, and same
are brought up, the wind having again come from the Southward.
Several cf the outward-bound did Oct leave their anchorage at
Spithead and the 3lotherbank till late last evening and early this
this morning, and it is believed they did nut get clear of the
Needles.

GRAVESEND, JAN. I.—Arrived the Hope, Ormiston. from
Hamburgh; Catherine, Forrest. front Valparaiso; Arcbib;ld.
Sawed, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Brothers, Fergrpn,
from Rio; Doban. Dale, from Jersey ; Thetis. Crisp, from 31es-
sins ; Joseph, Clark, from Ortega; Callaghan; Miller, from
Pelersburgh. Sailed the William and Henry, Partridge, for Gre-
nada; David, Cargill, for Cadiz ; Zeno, Talliat, fur Sitrra
LIVERPOOL, JAN. s.—'llle Leeds, Stodhart, bound to New
York, went out of dock last evening, and proceeded this mornirg.
and is now on shore on the Spit of the North Bank. The pcket
ship New York, Maxwell, from New York, has arrived at Lira-
pool.
IlawroL. JAN. 6.—The whole of the outward-bound, with a
large tint of Irish and coasting vessels, has sailed with a fair wind.
including the David, Answorth ; Seppings, Hearn ; Maria,
llama ; Ann, Garden ; Bernard. Gardener; Kingston, Sale ; St.
Vincent, Green; 'William Miles, Esoott ; (keen. Furlong
and Feliaa, Cundy—for Jamaica; Eliza, ScrifSn, for Tobago;
Nelson, Steuart; Steadfast, Barton; and Concord, Wilson—fer
Barbadoes; Emil, Heitman, for Bordeaux; and Vrow Amelia.
Anderson—for Hamburgh; Milo, Blackmon, for the Cape of
Good Hope; Aurora. Turcan, for Trieste; Asia, Mereweather,
for Antigua; Riles, Mum. foe Genoa; Union, Tring, fur St.
Michael's; St. Vincent Planter, Palley, for St. Vincent; Charles,
Fox, for Nevis and St. Kitts; Ranger, Hales, for Alexandra
and the Superior, Ridley, for Rio de Janeiro. Azrived the Afar.
caret,
oillill,lcm Malta; Fenn , Laird, from the Cape of Goof
-and ow Johns fm Priam Edsaai
The Fruit-Preserver, Edwards, is put into Smyrna, in distress.
IfaßwlcH, Dgc. 6.—Most of the wind-bound ships have rs:
under weigh.
ALD3OIOI3GH, Jaw. IL—The Zama, of Sanderir.id,
struck upon the Knowl, near Orfordness, yesterday morning, tuttl
made so much water before she reached the Main, that she sunk
few yards from the beach in llollesley Bey. The crew and mate-
rials saved; but it is feared the ship will be wrecked.
BELP.arr, JAW. 4..—The Dunlop, of Mandell, from hence Ls.
Charleston, struck upon a point a slant distance south of Ponc.-El.
dee harbour yesterday, remained three hours, when she got oil sea
stood to the southward.

EDINBCZCII, Jan. 3 —The schooner Leith, of Greer.ock. c
off Aberdour during a_gale on 29th ult. ('row saved.
PARIS, JAN. 4—The Gustave, lately arrived at Alartiniq. a
from Dunkirk, fell in with a brig of about 250 or 300 tons, w:-
painted port holes; laden with mahogany, and New York
her stern. She was abandoned, and weter.lngged.
Quimpica, DEC. %I.—Some bales of cotton and some logno-1
have been driven on shore on this coast, supposed to have et.z.t
from an English vessel, judging from a boat with •• London"
it : the marks of the bales ( which are four feet long and three t..et
wide) have not yet been given to the ailthorities:. It is pre..
sunned she is a large brig, as her mainmast has coma on shore, or
which it appears she had fourteen feet depth of hold.

Between the 23d and 21th Dcc. eleven cases and half • iscs et'
port wine, more or less damaged, were washed on shire at 2,0.1-
logne. Several are marked with the le;ters W. F. araithet S . : .
2 N, one V. Z. 1., and the rest with F. cnly.
The Dove, Miller, bond to Smyrna and Constantinople. ..e-k
the ground yesterday morning off Deptford, and as she had :s 1
feet wata in her hold, must discharge.
The following vessels put into Norway between the 27,.).1 of
October and 16th of December . _ _

At Eaiter RlC;.—Soeblomaton, Schiander, bound to London 77:1i
Oet. leaky—discharged. Maria, Nebendahl, from Riga to
10th Nov. leaky. discharged. Delphinen, Ludvlgson, from Z.—O-
land toEull, 19th Nov. leaky, discharged.
At Christiansand.—Anna Christina, Vette, from Fasbieg
London, _9th Oct. leaky. discharged. Apollo, Satow, from le-
verpool to Permits, 10th Nov. much damaged, having struck on
rock. Speculation, Dahl, from Skeen to Hull, 13th Nov. le..ky.
discharged. Mena Dorothea, Hillebrandt, from Newcastle to
Holbeck and Copenhagen. oth Nov. leaks., and part of her cargo
thrown overboard. Speculation, Rentz, from Memel to Chathu,',
19th Nov. leaky, and discharging, having been on shore. Aid,
Ogilvie, from leaky,
to London, 21st Nov. leaky, and part of her
cargo damaged. Louise, Nielson. from Porsground to Hull, er.st
Nov. leaky, and discharged, part of the cargo thrown over. Ceres,
Becker, from Dantric to London, Roth Nov. leaky. and dischareed.
Hertha, ('rosier, from Copenhagen to Hull, 29th Nov. cargo
shifted, leaky. Emilie, Peterson, liernosand to London, 29th
Nov. leaky, and discharged. Solide, Warner, from Dram to
Leith, 29th Nov. with much damage, having been twice on shore.
Hoffnung, Top, from NVolgast to Oporto, with much
damage, and leaky, having struck on a rock, Vrnw Jartir a, flNgtl
Kiel to Hull, Dec. discharged. Juliana Maria, Hoyer, 'tout
Holbeck to Hull, Dec. leaky, with loss of b-,wsptit, cad din.
charged.

Ai'ArendahL—Alert, Penny, from St. Peteraburgb to Lcadon,
10th Nov. leaky, having been on the rocks, dikeherged.
At MandahL—Magdalena, L'ck, from A.lborg to London. 10th
Nov. leaky, and discharged. Augukte, Bradertng, from rgralsurtl
to Lisbon. Enigheit, Brunt), from ditto to ditto. Dec. bout
leaky. Nautilus, Tripe, from liamburgh to tondo` Dec. with
loss of bulwarks, sails, &e.
At Fharsound—Anna Dorothea, from Rostock to Rotterdam,
Nov. leaky, &c. Charlotte, Nissen, from Stockholm to Rouen.
Nov. True Maren, from Christiania to London, Nov. wi,ll
loss of sails, &c. L'lrica, Arend, from Dantaic to 11.01, bode leaky
and discharged . Delphin, front Stockholm to St. Brims, Nov.
leaky. Earl of Chester, from Copenhagta to St. Croix, Nov.
with loos of sails. Thetis, from Stockholm to Routa. Nov. rig-
ging damaged.