The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-03 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Ilonqua, Nash, American ship. hiss arvived from China at
COWES; sailed from Lintin the 17th of May, and bound to the
Continent. On the 20th of August, let. MI, 7, S., long. 37, 14 E.,
in a strong gale of wind, she ley-to under close reefed maintop
sails, experienced a very heavy sea, during which bloke her
rudder.
ARRIVAY9 AT 31sDenta--Oct. 20, his Majesty's ship Hen-
na), from Plymouth • 211th Oct. the Cape packet, Brown; 211th
Oct. the Catherine, 31.ecintosh • Nov. 2, the Prince Regent, Lamb,
from London.
Sammos FROM Arapent.t.—Oct. 21. the Hibberts, Thcaker,
Oct. 24, the Martha• Ilsby, for Ceylon : Oct. 25, the Cape packer,
Brown, for New South Wales; ()ct. 29, the Catherine, Alaeintosh,
for Madras and Benve.
The Osprey, 31• Gill, from Liverpool to Bengal, was spoken
with 26th Oct. let. 14, bog. 25, all well.
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.STOO[IIOE4I NOV. 1 I.—William Dodd, an English Captain
of a chip, who. according to his own account. 'offered shipwreck
on his voyage to St. Petersburgh, but was picked up by a Freland
vessel, and brought to Fageswick, where he designed to go on foot
to A bo, has been arrested on suspicion in that neighbourhood, and
brought in here a primmer with a military escort.
11A1EBUrtctr, Nov. 23.—Capt. J. F. Heesch, commanding the
ship Louisa, writes from Algiers (the 30th last month), that on the
23,1 Septeriber he had the misfortune to be captured off Lisbon,
bye l'ripolitan corsair; who, for want of provisions had put into
Algiers. Ile and his crew were confined on hoard a Tripolitan
brig of 16 guns and 151 men. The pilot alone was left on board the
Louie& They were all in good health, and tolerably well trcuod,
and their freedom had been promised them.
PORTSMOUTH, DEc. I.—The wind having come round to the
northward, with tine weather, the whole of the outward-bound
vmsels. which were detained inside the island have saikti on their
respective voyages. At three p. m. railed his Majesty's ship Rain.
wattle the Cape. This afternoon the Spartiate and Superb line
of b ships arrived s havingp from Lisbon, to be paid off',
their term of servitude expired. Lord Amelia Beauclerk
has returned home in the Superb, on leave of absence from the
command at Lisbon. Arrived the Arab trrinsport, from Ha-
lifax, in twenty days ; the Lord St. Helena, Oliver, from
Danuic ; and from the Downs the Zephyr transport, the Aurora,
Harper, the Dolphin, Walsh, the Eclipse. IledweU, and the Hope,
Gregory. Sailed the Dutch frigate, Pallas, for Holland ; the
Brazilian frigate, Pirangs, Capt. Shepherd, got under weigh to-
day, hut brought tsp rigout at the went part of Spithead, she goes to
the Mother Bank in the morning; the Albinn. Proctor, fm New
South _th Wales, still remaina t orhces gepaztea not-tw keratillf
is-witptllP•lB"l64, '"Mitbitt - ... •4'
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FALMOUTH, Nor. 30.-4alled the Sultan, Wheatley, for
Smyrna, &c. ; the Sir Fredetlkk Adam (steamer, for C
Thuile, Brodie, for Lisbon ; and the Active, 3latonnhews, far
London.
COWES, DEC. I.—Arrived the American ship Borgne, Nash.
from China, in 197 days, her rudder bead is split ; the Duchess of
York transport, to take on board General Mainwaring, to his com-
mand at St. Lucia ; yesterday and to-day the whole of the outward
bound have sailed.
DEAL. DEC. I.—Arrived, and sailed for the river, the Sisters,
----, from Rio Janeiro. Petered through yesterday, the follow-
ing outward-hound, viz.: the Itisebro, Clinic, and the Merlin
Weeks, for Jamaica; Brilliant, Stager, for Billion; lion ; Harlequin,
Fenton, for Smyrna ; Itritannia, Blackburn, for Oporto ; and
the Colombia, IVilsort, for Tobago. The Coriolanus remains,
reported owing to the crew objecting In proceed.
GRAVESEND, Drc. I.—Arrived the Cornwall, Roberts, from
St. Petershurgh • Hand of Providence, .--._.7, front ditto ;Ann,
Monday, from liayonne ; Sunk Cullen, from l'irginia ; Orpheus,
Ford, from Smyrna ; Stapler, Chambers, from flarnburgh ew
Thomas, Quincey, from Seville; Albion, Hardy, from Riga;
Hope, !rattan, from ditto ; Thornton. Harwood, from ditto; Eli.
zabe:h, Hale, from Memel ; Mary, lll'lvers, front Lisbon ; Mers
cury, Fish, from Figusira ; Harmony, Thomson, from Quebec ;
Industry, Watson, from ditto ; Juno, Pritchard, from Jamaica ;
Stockton. Colebrook, from hlinunichi. Sailed the Jane and Ca.
therine, Barclay. for Jamaica.
SHOREHAM, DEC. 1.--The Cynthia, Turner, from St. Peters.
burgh to this port, truck on the bar coming in, but is expected to
be got off next tide.
YARMOUTH. DEC. I.—Tho Boron, Owen, from St. Peters.
burgh to Cork, laden with hemp, iron, and tallow, struck on the
back of the Scroby sand and sunk ; the crew were on the tops all
night, end brought on slime this morning. The Briton, Bradley,
of Scarborough, muck at the same time, and the crew got on board
a sloop, soon after which the Briton disappeared.
Wu IT or, Nov. 30.--The Mary, Clark, was driven on shore 1
last night, about two miles North of his port, during a gale at N.E.
SCNDERLARD, Nov. 30.—The wind was very violent, with
rain, from the N.E. lent night. The Beresford, light collier, of
Newcastle, came on shore near the Swift. and has gone to pieces ;
crews saved. Several other vessels, it is reported, are on shore be-
tween this place and Hartlepool.
LEITH, Nov. 29.--The ll'illiain and Isabella, —_— from
Sunderland to Inverness, Wllll abandoned at sea 20th inst. being in
a sinking state. The crew taken oti by the Superb, Smi
rived here from Hamburgh, th, ar-
Duworn. Nev. 29.—A srhooner, belonging to Sunderland,
was driven upon the Bank of Tay, in the gale of yesterday, and is
reported to have gone to pieces ; crew saved.
()STEED, Nov. 30.—The keel and part of the sides cf the Ca-
nada, is lying at Blancher:burgh, and in it a paper was found with
" ('apt. William Kende', sailed from Quebec the 13th Sept. 1825,
with 3732 measures of wheat for London." A boat has been
brought in at Nitunort, marked inside " George Pudur," outside,
" Montagu, Southampton."
-AMSTERDAM, Nov. 29.—The Frances, Rice, for London.
oiler losing two anchors and cables in the Texel yesterday, has put
Mos Nieu Diep.
VESSELS SPOKEN wtvir.--Anit Elizabeth whaler, Cash, from
the
for Lon Court of Japan, 17th Oct. ; Shakapeare, Lug, from Valparaiso
don, 26th ult. ; Christiana, Fisher, Irons the Downs for
Jamaica, 111th ult. ot.t eight days t by the Honqua, arrived at
Cower. Captain Fisher very kindly supplied the Honours with
Friends, Wishart, arrived hi t
prvisions. Thetia, of Glagshe Clyneow, 23d ult. lat. 34. long. 20. by the
.

A Arrived off Dover the Albion, Fattison, from Rio Janeiro; and
von, from Virginia.
The Swift, from London ; Heresford, of Newcastle; Thornton,
of Sunderland • Harbinger, of ditto ; litargaret, of ditto ; and
Scotia, of Aberdeen, were driven on shore near Sunderland, on
Tuesday night.
The Favourite of North Shields, was fallen In with the Bth Oct.
lat. ed. long. 67. water-logged and abandoned.
The Providence, of Sumlerland, from Arbroath, was lost on the
banks of the Tay, on Tuesday last ; crew saved.
The Asia, Storey, from London, for Antwerp, was driven en
shore near Flushing, on the :lath tilt. and tilled with water.
The Fame, front Faro to Loudon, foundered lit ult. of Cape
St. Vincent.
The William Etherington, Harrison, from St. Peterson tn
London, was on shove in Caaperwich
Bay early het month, and
abandoned by the crew.
The
burgh to L Nerin
da, Smith, and Providence, Younger, from St. Peters-
onon.
posed would discharge put. into Hattie Port 10dt alt., and it was sup-
The Pitt, lost near AtmNimetadt cholson. from Memel to Grangemouth, was totally
, 7th ult;
The Economy, Fleming, of Arundel, has put into Manthdrl in
distress. and would be obliged to discharge.
The Vigilant, Dumdum, from Loodoo b Rouesdam, is on @bore
mar Nnodwyk ; cargo saved.
The Atalanta, Marcus, from lagnayra to Harnbureh, le on
shore on the Vogel said, and full of wake% •
The Christian, of Kirkaldy, fan Rim is lost off Bnoweetedt..
The Supply, with 130tI barrels of oil, and tbe Renard, whaler,
were all well at Manilla,. Oa the ilkerdribdatm-,
The Henry, Rayne, from Greenock for
ahem at Riebelmacto Head 27th Oat. awes, Rim, west on
Le. saved.

The Earl of Derby's stag-hounds will meet on Tuesday near the
Oaks.
H. Jolliffe's, Esq. fox-hounds will mart on Monday, IVednet-
clay and Friday, at East Orinstead.
dap
Surrey lux-hounds will meet on Monday at Worms Resell,
Thursday at Pratt,' Bottom ; Saturday at if CllOll.
The Sanderstead Darters will meet on Monday, Wednesday, ,
and Saturday, at the Kennel each day.

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(From the London ltiear Price Current. I
FRIDAY. DEC. 2.
COTTON.—The Cotton maket is retter heavy :the sales this
week do not exceed 1.000 bags 4 the Eau India descriptiuns are a
shade lower. Brazil and American support the former prices.
COFFEE.—The Coffee merket has been very dull all th week;
for St. Doming,, the nearest quientMn is 565. There was only one
public saloons fenoon, 147 cask, Jamaica and Demerara Coffe:
the former sold 2a. a he. per cwt. highet ; tine ordinnry tifia end
81M.; the latter supported the lace prices. I3y private contract no ,
purchases reported.
SOO:IR.—The holders have evinced this week an increasing
diepoeitinn to force aim; the consequence has been a further de-
cline in the prices of Is. a 211. per cwt.; brown Jamaica being sold
at Ms. and 04s. other browns 625.; the reduction appears to faci.
litate sales, as the purchases Lave been more considerable than for
some week, previously. In the Refitted market the low goods base
been very heavy, Lumps being reverted at 795. and lower for
et ; fine goods fully aupport the :Me pricee, they are scarce
and in some request; Itlolasses 32a 6d. a Xis. Foreihne and East
India Sugars are at nnininel prices.
are
BRANDY, and IfOLLANDS.-- The purchases of
Rum are not extensile, yet the market is,
rather Hun 4 there are
large buyer.. of tinder-proof Leeward' if they weld be purchased
at
2e.. but 43
a 5 over could be bought much lower in proportion;
strong Rams, landed last year, ore offered on lower terms thee
any other description, but the sales lately are very limited.—The 1
hest 'mark" of Brandy are still stored at 31. Bd. but the quotation is 1
nominal.—Deneva Is. ell a Is. iod.
RICE.—East India Rice is Is. per cwt. lover ; Pions unessied.