The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

!'AVAL lIITELLIGENCH.

ssmortavt, novemsrs S.
The gale ors Sunday even's', we fear, has dam cooped/fe-
eble damage to shipOng aes the most. The Thetis, • ship of
400 tons, cot her cable is Warwe roads, sal rut for the
Downs. Several other wee/iris were in 'imaar distress in and
between Margate roads and the North Forriesd, ad
obliged to cut nod res fur the Downs. A number of sm.
choirs sad cables have been seat off from this place sod Deal
to vessels is the Downs.
A vessel arrived at Ramsgate repots, that more than 100
sail of vessels in Yarmouth meads were under the necessity of
cutting their cables during this heavy gale. Two vessels,
dismasted, have been towed op the 'river by steam boils
from Maegste roads ; seed these see several mewls now in
R *meow harbour for shelter, cossiderably damaged, wait.
hog to be repaired.
The following have pat into this port, damaged:—Ship
Hope, Allimen,of London, for Van Dienes.'. Land, anchor
broke.; sehomirr Busy, --, of Ramer. /or Landon,
lost anchor sod bowsprit; whams, Bomar., Wilson, of Bos-
ton, bound to Lisbon, two anehors lust; 'loop Harriet,
Clarke, lof Ipswich, two anchors lost; chaise nsaede San
Antonio, Barris, of Bilbos, from St. Sebastian for laiselon,
boom tarried away; brig Watson, Watson, fur Louden, lust
aerator sod cable; brig Roebuck, Rowell, from Sierea Leine
for London, lost lumbar seed cable; be ig David, Donaldmes,
of Kineardise, from Yiegiesia, mainmast gone and anchor lost;
relmoner Liaise Hall, Grieve, of Bristol, from Loodus for
Dublin anchor breikes; brig Abraham, Dunfurd, of Wry-
isonth;lost two mothers.
The schooner Nimble, Wilkart, from Malaga to Landon,
arrived off this harbour last evening, dissuded, and .undt r
quarantine, au supplied wills anchor and *able- trum• this
place, sod proceeded to Slaodgate Creek, lowed by As Vies
toy steam packet, to fiahh the term of her quarsatioe.
• Doves, Novelises S.
Sailed yesterday the Isabella peloevemel, with Passe*.
gets; and the Lady Jane Jamey, passage vessel, fur Calais;
also the Retiree packet for Ostend, with the mail.
Arrived yesterday the Liberty, and AIM and Jane, brigs of
Dover ; the former with the loss of an anchor and odd', sad
the latter with the loss of two anchors and cables, which they
parted with its the gale on %Imlay last in Yarmouth roods.
Sailed this morning the CUMIN Fiala and Lark, passage
vessels, with horses for the King of Wirtimberg ; also the
Pull, with passengers fur Calais.
Arrived tide essuroing the Rob Roy steam yawl, from
Calais, with about 170 pasiengers. A Fresch pocket is in
sight with the mails (rum Calais.
It is said that there are shout a hundred passengers coming
now from Calais in the sailing vessel.: We have had mu
arrivals from France since Thursday last till to-day.
PORTSMOUTH, 11011131SHIL S.
Arrived the Rosario from a cruise.
Sailed the Aadrossau, Panties, fur Liverpool; William
Moonier, Smith, fur St. Kitt's; elastkorin. Illoure, for Balii.
more; Carolise Jaese, Anderson, fur Benedeaut; Stnyfired,
Rogers, for New Orleans; Pasquale Arkin', fur Credit;
Del afro d, Young, fur St. Y iaceu ; and James Dunlop, Shep-
pard, fur Triuidad.
PLYMOUTH, wovasteaft b.
Arrived the Rose, Humphries, from Ramie fur Gebraltar.
Sailed the Friends, Beer, fur Trrquier.
vaLitotregs, woveatent 5.
Sailed the Lady Arabella packet with • mail for Liaison ;
also the Thalia, for Port Jackson ; Marquee of Angle-rev,
William Harris, George 111 , John, and Angerstria, for
Jamaica; Antrim for Antigua ; John Baker fur Leghorn;
Amelia for Seville; Resignation for Bows; jase for
Faro; and B:basalt' fur Lisbue.
HULL, movestara 5.
A gale yesterday came on very so.leleuly at twelve o'clock,
sod blew with extreme violence. The Vtrielv Hill, William-
son, of Scarborough, from Sworlerland to LWedon, went us
shore derie g the afternoon at 11ithemsen ; cargo of wheat
and Sour expected to be saved. A river sloop was lost is
the Humber; the master, hi. wife, awl six ridden', were
drovrued. Another is said to be lust um the lishatmloshire
Coast.
sCARHOHOUGH, IFOTIMIHMA S.
The Collitegoond, Weekend', of Rye, housed to the North,
was lust during the late gale, two miles 'moth 'of ibis place.
The Bucephalus, Geddes, of Shields, came on Awe ee-terday
•fieriteints—crew saved by the l,fe.boat. The Eagle, of Lou-
don, Henley, came no shore at high water, sad hoe riceive
considerable damage.
WHITST, WOTITHHEM 5.
Yesterday during a strong gale from she East, the Friend.
ship, of South StrieWs from Riga, come eseehore, awl will be
totally wrecked—crew saved. Three sloops are also ties shore.
SUNDIMILMID, NOTOIMMIR 5.
The following vessels were driven on shore sear this plate
yesterday mornisig, during a heavy gale from E.N.E.tio N. E.
viz. : Brothers, Walton, since gone to pieces; Didre, Nixon,
pearly wrecked ; Betsy Weight, and Mary Ann, out mot b
damaged, and expected to be gut off; Dover Exeerviuu, of
Wishesels, much damaged. The Vests, Corson, •f 'Lynn, is
iet shore uear Hartlepool, sad arveral other restock on the
coat.
HOLYHEAD, HOTEMBER S.
The hull of a hrig of shout 100 tome was brought int • a
Creek short five miles at the back of the Heed yesterday by
some fishing boats. The wreck is entirely open, all her
framework gone, sides anal bows whole, and a billet head.
She appears to have been some time under water.
neat, PIoTTMERR 6.
Cause down from the River, the Mani; %Vest bei head, for
Portsmouth and New South Wales ' • Loudon, Smith ; Lady
Holland, Powell; and Coromandel, Noyes, for Jamaica;
Name, Serjeaut, for Demerara; Hermes, Roberto.. , fur
Malta; Nassau, Tremayoe, fur Si. Michael's; Muumusith,
Simpson, from Newcastle, for Jamaica; rod Fanny Yuase,
Lister, from Hull for Oporto. The Nassa• has lost nu so.
char and cable. The above have sailed with the Oil of the
outwits(' bound.
Arrived soul remaiu the Mary, Dana, from' Quebec,
with lose of hulwarkr; Richard, Wilcock, from Siete* Lewre;
Elizabeth, Ostler, (turn Ceylon and Madras; sod Earl St.
Tioreist, Simp.oo.from Bombay.
The Alliance. Amt,, folio Shields, few Opole°, -is of the
North Foreland, I ith loss oft son anchors and cables;
The wind has now (seveu o'clock) baked' to the • south-
west, sod the outward humid ate cowing hack.
Novesusgst 0.
Arrived the Sally, Symms, flows 5.1104418101, wttli luarsif
an snehtir and windlass damaged; Jubilee, Pleitten, Nos
Selby, with loss of anchors, Bradford, Chambers, hunt
Hell, with loss of three dills; halells, from Sunderland,.,
with loss of topmast and stove 'ear the main chains ; and
Wilberforce, Dods, frost Newcastle, with win hiss damaged;
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CORN ENCIIANGE, Noeueses 7. • •
There was a good supply of II heat this morellos, chiefly
consisting of what rt.-mauled ever from Monday"s arrivals,
and although the tiside was heavy, yet prime samples uh•
Missed Monday's pricer, hot nu sales were made of the infe.
rior qualities. %Ye had rather a large arrival of Barley from
Norfolk roil Suffolk, but very bide of it wits of fine quality,
which sold readily on full as gond Immo as un 51tioidety, but li
the inferior dears iptiuut dull sale, anal rather cheaper. la
Beans, Prune, owl Oats, there was 110 alteration.

COAL. NIAKKET, !Comma 7.
Ships at Market.. Ships Sold. Price.
los Newcastle
344 SUII4IIIIIIIIId 24i 37.. 3d. to 475. Id.
- 1 Yorkshire
1 limos Cosi 1