The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL WEDxgshaY, SETT. 13, 182 g.
No foreign arrival to-day, and only about eight coasters, and
from Ireland, of which live are steamers. Sailed the Montreal,
Udnev. for Quebec; and the General Douglas, Robinson, for Mi-
rimachi.

One brig off at six o'clock.
The Aurora, from New Orleans, sailed Aug. I. Spoke the ship
Elizabeth, Davies, from Jamaica for Liverpool; Avon, from Ja-
maica for Bristol: and Kingston, from Jamaica for London—in
the Gulf of Florida.
The Pomona, llyat, sailed from New Orleans for Liverpool
August S.
The Betsey and Mary Ann, Somerville, from Whitehaven to
Castletown, was deserted by the crew, when at anchor near Da-
lar Bay ; but having obtained assistance, repaired on board again,
and succeeded, after much labour and fatigue, in bringing the ves-
sel into Redwarf.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 12.—The Master of the sloop Truro, trad.
ing between this place and Plymouth, reports of his vessel having
twice been bored on the bottom with a small anger, while lying
in the pier at Plymouth, no doubt maliciously. The last time, had
she not been timber laden, she would no doubt have sunk.-
111' intl W.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 13.—Arrived the Arno, Robinson, from
Hamburgh ; and the Coldstream, Stephens, from the Downs to
Bengal. Sailed the Branches, Morrison, for the river.—Wind W.
Dov Ea, SEPT. 13.—The Withelmine, Naumann, from Nantes
to Donnie, was abandoned Bth inst. in lat. 53. N. long. 3. E., hav-
ing seven feet water in her hold, and immediately sunk. Crew
saved.
DEAL, SEPT. 13 —Arrived and sailed the Cardigan, Chatham,
for Quebec; the Matchless, Charnlay, for hlatanzas to Hamburgh.
Arrived and remain the Ann, Richardson, from Havannah, for'
London ; and the Lonach, Driscoll, from ditto, for India-4 P. M.
The Hannah, Webber, and several vessels, have been turning down
from the River this afternoon—names not reported. They will
reach the Downs this evening tide-11'ind V.N.W.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 12 and 13.—Arrivedthe Belt,Waters, from
Rio ; Scofield, liirtly, from Jamaica; Persian, Yens, from Que-
bec; Nestor, Bonkner, from St. John's; Margaret, Bailey, from
do. ; Nestor, Saddler, from Jamaica; and Resouree, Tomlin, fromi
Calcutta. Sailed the Mary Ann, Faulkner, for Teneriffe; Into-'
grity, Johnson, for St. Kitt's ; John, Waters, for Hamburgh;
Argus, Paine, for do.; Traveller, Oakley, fur Leghorn; George
Canning, Parrett, for Naples.
YARMOCTII, SEPT. 13.—The William and Ann, Darnley, of
and from Hull, was towed into the roads this morning by the Fre-
derick, steamer, with lose of masts and every thing on deck.
CLYDE, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Lord Castlereagh, Robertson,
from Trinidad; Duchess of Richmond, —, from Sierra Leone;
and the Salim, Fraser, from Miramichi.
CALAIS, SEPT. B.—The Concordia, Holsoroz, from Memel for
Nantes, was stranded this morning off Oye, about nine miles to
the east of this: her cargo will be saved. Should the weather
moderate, the vessel may be got off.—The thrice, Salveron,
from Stockholm for Spain, was wrecked this morning about three
miles to the east of this place. Part of her cargo will most probably
be saved.
Pains, SEPT. 11.—The Herminie, Berneval, from St. Peters-
burgh, is totally lost near Vacquerre.
GIBRALTAR% Auo. 24.—One of the prises to the Colombian
privateer sailed last week for Colombia, and was recaptured in the
Straits by a Spaniph revenue boat.
GENOA, SEPT. 2.—Two more vessels under the Roman flag,
from Rome to Leghorn, have been captured by Algerine corsairs.
ALEXANDRIA, JULY I9.—The Sarah, Taylor, from Leghorn,
arrived Bth inst. She was boarded on the eth, 150 miles to the
westward, by a Greek privateer, and plundered of provisions, stores,
and 350 dollars.
NEW Font, Atm. 2.--The Triton, Davis, from Cubilito Ant-
werp, put into Nassau, previous to the 20th tilt. having been on
abate, and was expected to be condemned.