The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-06 00:00:00

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SHIPP:INV; INTELLIGENCE.'

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, DEC. 4.

Wind S.--High Water 58 m. r. 5.
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Arrived last night Rimed' Clictimaie. Staten, from Alexandria
and Wend; James, —, from Milford.
This dsy, the i.,l:olWitt. Wisiesibeed, from ; Aries,
•Toage. Iran Motatc,y*o.
The Vulture, Holmes, trom Liverpool ReiNew-York, was spoken
in lat. 48, lime. 29. •
The Lebanon, —546. Overeine-0-Qaesrfolin Liverpool, have
arrived at S. John's, Nal.,Brunwirsek. •
The Beaver, Lean, from Liverpool, has arrived at Demerara.
The St. 'Vincent, Couplillari,i from Lfterymei for St. Vincent's,
has arrived at Cork. sr>
The Cambria, Cook, from Campeschy, Ara .arrived at Cork in
G 7 dap'.
The Providence, —., fVono Tralee fp. Liverpool, has arrived
in Blackrod Bay.
The Larch, Gibaut, from Mimes, in efedays, with lees of bul-
warks, stancheons, &r. raw the Olive, ilimiclard, hour Alicata for
Liverpool. Ist inst. oft' Waterford.
Report sLLICA, that the Captain of his Majesty's Chip Bittern
fired at a steam vessel yeeterdlly, while she 'Mel trying Kw machi-
nery in the River, to hanglier to: when he' teat his Doman board.
and took possession of her, aml;leptiter for 4kotiair time ars seizure;
she had Brazilian colours Pying, being a new vessel, and inteuded
fax that country.
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FALMOUTH, Dac. 3.—Aerived-the Zephyr riacket„ from Jr'
make—sailed the 20th Octobef,- and froin Crooked Ishurd.the
November; his Majesty's ship' VSpatch, from Portsmouth far
Cape Coast. Put in by conttAry winds several outward-boadd,
vessels. Sailed the Stanmer packet foe Lisbon. Put back osier;
F. Adam steamer, for Corfur „
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Arrived following outetted.bound
vessels from the Downs, rissizAmoig, the Avon, the ArCo,
the Georgiani. Ilia Lunsum ' th 4 per,trOfe Usury Wil-
liam, the cecrops, the Barclay, tie Nisby. the gmelit, &AS
merry, the Brazil packet Amos, add the Feedetick and Pale**
transports. •
Cowes, DEC. 4.—Arrived the Fredericka, Wan 'Remit, fresh
St. Übe, with loin of sails, and other damage; the Milan and
Henry, Partridge, from London, with has of chain and anchor,
the Downs. Sailed the Fame, Pratt. American ship, and the
Mary Holmes, American ship, for Amsterdam, brought up sit
the 11l otherbank ; the Frances, Robinson, American brig, foe
Seville.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 4.—Arrived the Loyalist. Rome., from.
Prince Edward's Island, in 23 days; his hlajeety's ship Harlequin,
from Plymouth; and the Persia, Ellwell, from Flushing, for
India. Sailed the Albion, Proctor, for New South Wales; sad
the Atlas, Langreen, for Alicant.
DEAL, DEe. 4.—Arrived the Susan, Banks, from Havannah ;
the Olive Branch, Anderson, from the Cape of Goad Hope.
Passed through from the River, the Pusey lialL Head, for St.
Lucia ; the Oporto, Covey, for ()Porto; the Juno Catherine, Bar-
clay, for Jamaica ; the John Shand, Rees, for ditto • the Elizabeth,
alker, fer Grenada ; the Catherine Green, BOyle, for Sierra
Leone; his Majes;,,is ship Dotterel, for Halifax; and Dromedary
store ship to the westwarri.
lifaavEsEND, DEc. 4.—Arriss2._the Brothers, Atherton, from
,Malaga; Caroline, Smith, from Alexantirta; Olive Branch, An-
derson, from the Cape of Good Hope; Garret Pike, Cole, from
Virginia; Hector, Nichols, front Faro ; ilavannali,.Walker, from
Quebec ; Mitchell, Ware, from Oporto ; Princess Louir,-., Nee-
sea, from Lisbon; Medusa, Lulthing, from Antwerp; Commer:a,
De Vries, from ditto. Sailed, the Simon Taylor, Meek, for Ja-
maica; Astrea, Button, for Hamburgh ; Eden, Smith, fcr
ditto ; Mary, Hodges, for Barcelona ; George, Enricks, for St.
Vincent's; Perseverance, Best, for Madras • St. Ann's, Sugh-
rue, for Jamaica; Sarah, Cundy, for Gibraltar; Brighton, Se-
bet, for New Yerk.
SUNDERLAND, DEC. 3.-00 Thursday night the Harbinger
Burn, and Thompson, Thompsons, came on shore near ityliope ;
and yesterday morning, the Return, Guest ; Johnson, Thompson,
of Sunderland; and Lucy and Mary, of Wisbeacli, missal the
harbour and got behind the pier. All expected to be got off again.
NEwcasT LE, DEC. 2.—The Newcastle, of Newcastle; the
Young George, of Blyth ; and the Charlotte, from Bremen, got on
the rocks at shields, an attempting to come into the harbour this
morning. It is stated that the Effort is on the rocks near Blyth
and the Susannah, of Lynn, on the rocks at Shields. Crews saved.;
STROHNESS, Nov. 21.—A vessel, supposed a schooner, appa-
rently new built, was totally wrecked on the Bth inst., twelve miles
north of this place, and all on board drowned. Part of her beams,
which arc fir, have been driven on shore ; also some pieces of fir
deals and birch planks. lam inclined to think that she has been
recently built in America, and that her cargo was deals and black
birch. The stern of a boat has conic on shore, with " David Dun.
can " on it, but as this was fifteen miles from where the wreck
happened, it is not certain whether or not it belonged to that vessel.
ANTWERP, Dec. 2.—Some manufactured goods, indigo, B:e.,
also part of the Asia's materials, have arrived here in lighters from
Flushing, and my reports from thence give me strong reason to hope
that more intlimi„ manufactured good,' sad cinnamon, will be
saved. The coffee bags being broken, ffear will occasion the hear
of that part of the cargo.
JAMAICA (iiingeton), OCT. 3.—The brig James Hunter en.
countered very severe weather on the 9th ult., which washed away
her bulwarks and deck load, and obliged her to cut away her fore
and main top masts. The Mary, APClure, at Annotto Bay, parted
her chain cable. and drove Into shoal water, during a severe gale on
the 28th alt., where she lost her rudder. The schooner Brothers,
Outten, of Turk's Island, during the same gale on the 28th ult.
got on shore at Annotto Bay. The sloop Jenny Nettles, Boot,
from Port Maria, bound to this port, was wrecked off the Rio
Grande on the 27th ult. Vessel and cargo lost.

The Edward, Oardner, from Liverpool to New York, wu totally
wrecked near Dublin on Thursday.
The Mary, Jackson, from St. I"etersburgh for Hull, was driven
on shore near the Humber, on Thursday, but got off with great
damage, and ten feet water in her hold.
The Ellen, Thomson, and the Defiance, Pettigrew, from White-
haven to Dublin. were totally lost, on Thursday, near Dublin.
The Elbe, Ward, from St. Petersborgh to London, was totally
lost near the Humber, on Friday.—Crew saved.
The Nicholson, , Harrington to Dublin, wu driven on shore
near the Black Rock, on Thursday.
The Newcastle, Clay, the Telegraph, Cassboom ; the Laurel,
Plourlght, and the Felicity, Teesdale, were all on shore, near North
Shields, on Friday.
The Britannia, Harley, from Demerara to London, was on shore
on the Jenkin sand, near Sheerness, yeaterday, but expected to be
got off'.