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

INrELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY. Dec. IL

Wind N.E.fair.—iligh Water, 29 m.p. 10.-2 Irish maila.
Arrived the Ptince, Brasil packet, from Payta and Pernambuco,
sailed from the latter 31st October; Hannah, —, from London ;
f/e Tromp, Nolles, from Amsterdam ; Anne, Tulloch, from
Ilambursh.

The Doris, Buchan, from Liverpool for Antwerp, put into
Ainsnstown harbour distnastcd.
The Hiram, Clancy. from Liverpool for Kiilybars, put into
Warren Point leaky and sales split.
The Crisis, Martin, from Jamaica, anlved at Cork, and sailed for
Liverpool 6th inst. with loss of bulwarks, dtc.
Captain Morrison, of the Minerva, stranded on Camila Paint,
states that he saw two vessels go down oil the Bar of Newt y on the
2d inst.

The Gm. Bolivar, from St. Preraburgh for Liverpool, is In the
Caledonian Canal.

The Orion. Behrendt, from Dantrie for Liverpool, was totally IoA
inst. et South Ronuldshay ; the cargo would be saved if the
weather would permit.
Sailed 9th December, the Wilson'', Rms, for Demerara ; Mary,
Watson, for Rio de Janeiro ,• Robert James Haynes, Martindale,
for Barbadoes; Seaforth, Al‘Dowall,ifor Demerara ; Aerial, Allen,
for Halifax ; Hero, Foilarton, for New Orleans; Margaret,
(hover, tur d,tto.
SATCIDAT, DEC. 19.

Calm—rain—High Water, 18 m.p. 11.
Arrived the Acute, Wilson, from Bt. Petervbargh ; 041114111
Wolf, Thompson, from Quebec..
Off, the Astrea, from Messina; Anne, from If amburgh ; Three
Sisters, tor RI iramiehi.

Sailed this dwy, by steam vessels, the Grace, for Rio de Janeiro;
Ellen Jenkinson, for Smyrna ; Fairfield, for Africa.
The Ranger, Fell, from Sligo for Liverpool, put into Belfast
Lough, with lo►s of anchors and cable, and would be obliged to
discharge her cargo.
The Bucks, Hotter, from Da/stoic for Liverpool, put into Bau-
man, 9th inst.

Pxtrzawcr, Dec. B.—Tht fol owing Trawls have been spoken
with oil this port t Prince Saxe Coburg, Trealayne, from Denia;
John Dargan, Leggett, from Smyrna. out 00 days ; Union, Clench,
from Smyrna, out 44 days: Hope. of Dartmouth, from Lisbon, all
for London: NVennerne. Verropi from St. Übes.
Fazgourn, Dec. s.—Arrived the Nancy, Field, from St.
John's, Newfoundland. in 21 days,with loss of bulwarks, stanchions
head, and part of her cargo thrown overboard ; the Azores packet,
3l•Donald, from Denia—sailed Oct. 2.4 ; and the Fanny, Broken-
'shire, from London. Sailed the Albion, Proctor, for Van Diemen's
Land ; the A beano, Paterson, for St. Michael'a ; the Cecre,
Gilmore, for Trinidad; the Brazil packet. &Airtime, for Rio Ja-
neiro; the Henry William, Worts, for Malta; the Sir Frederick
Adam, steamer, Capper, for Corfu ; and the Enterprise, Cole, for
Bilbos.—Wind E. •
Pur mourn, DEC.. 8. —Arrived. the Doncaster, Tuft, from
London, for Vs. Diemen's Lard ; the William Maitland, Morgan,
from iVaterfoed for London; and the Hind, Bartlett, fur Actual,.
Wind E.

POATIIMOUTIE, Dec. 9.—The Trade, of Searborough, with
hemp, arrived here, struck several times on Neekman's Ground, in
the Gulf of Finland, in consequence of which she became very
leaky, and has been obliged to keep the pumps going. Great part
of the cargo is no doubt damaged.
Ditat.,-Dsc.9.—Arrived and sailed for the ever, the Swift.---,
from St. Michael's. Passed through from the river, the Woodman,
Leary, with convicts for Van Diemen's Lard ; the Fame, Smith,
for Sierra Leone ; the Speke transport. for Cork t the Mary Ann,
for the westward ; the Helm*, Asher, for Smyrna; and the
Highhind Lad, Frost, for Malta. His Majesty's ship Ramillies
remains. Wind northerly.
GRAVESEND, Dec. a—Arrived the Argonaut, Davidson—Pro-
selyte, Hull—Ceres, Higgins--Fanny, Taylor—Montrose, Box-
burg—and Teer,White, from Petersburgh ; Prospect,Wake, Char-
lotte, Gustave,from Riga; Viscouuteas Daunt, Arnold—Sarah Mar-
garet, Sheader—Triton, Lumsden, from Harnburgh ; Carl, Ham-
nnand--NorMIL Kennedy—and Columbus, Ward, from Maisie;
Victory, Ostenburg, and Tranby, Smith, from Gottenburgh ;
Friendship, Mund, froln Schiedam ; Faith. Forster, from Riga ;
Sophia, Bachuran, from Stralsund ; Liverpool. sl'Lelland, from
Richmond. Sailed, the &siren), Buses' ow, for Terceira; Carshal.
ion Park. Steel, for Jamaira ; Lively, Beater, for Bordeaux; St.
George, Brown, for Grenada ; Good Inrent, Fox, for llamburgh t
Robert, Simpson, for Triesm; Vincedor, for Oporto.
CiIANGEMOUTII, DEC. 7.—The Latona, Hancock, from Me-
mel for this port, was driven on shore 35 miles math of Illaarstrand,
during a severe gale 27th ulr. and bilged. Crew saved. The mas-
ter of the Chance, front St. Putersburych, states that previaus to his
leaving alsorstrand accounts were received there of the loss of from
25 to 30 British vessels on the coast of Sweden, in the same gale,
particulars . unknown
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Coat, Dec. left at Buenos Ayres, by the Brown ;
Martha. Smart ; and Plato, White, loading ; with about thirty
tail of English vessels freights very dull. Surveys were held on
the Dorset, and Crisis, this warning. A part of the Dorset's cargo
must be landed to stop the leak.
LIMERICK, DEC. 7.—The John, of G smock, Walters, fit%
Dublin to Limerick, was driven on shore at the mouth of the Shan-
non. on Monday night, and has since gone to pieces.
SOUTH RONALDSET, DEC. 3.—The Orion, Belli-ends, from
Dantaic to Liverpool, was driven on shore yesterday morning, on
the east end of this island, and totally wrecked. Crew saved ; part
of cargo and material, expected to be caved.
CAMPIILLTOWY, DEC. 6. —lt is euppo•ed that the Christiana,
of Glasgow, was totally lost upon Paterson's Hock, during the gale
on Thursday and Friday last, in part of two boats, and several
other Articles, with " Christiana " marked upon them, have been
dr:ven on shore on the island of Sander.

The Bellona, arrived at Bideford, sailed from Afiramichi, Nov.
12. in company with the Thomas Gil!son, Watson, for Belfast ;
FiArer, of hlatypott ; and Blucher, of Workington. Net the R.
solution, of London, tor Aliramichi, in the Ray, bound in. About
40 miles S.W. from Cape Clear. spoke.. Dec. 2, the Junites, of
Philadelphia, front Liverpool to North Carolina, out tour days.
The Sarah, Betty, arrived at t ',oichester, Ell in with a ship on the
4th inst, in lat. 46.22, long. 4, 36, apparently about 200 tons, with
only her bowsprit and foremaat standing.
Arrived off Dover the Marcus, Drew. from Boston.
Arrived at Whitahaven the Eliza Ann, Hamilton, from Mira.
michi.

Arrived at Cork, the Brawn. Barnes, from Buenos Ayres.
The Isabella, of Newcastle, Limey, arrived at SI insmichi Oct. SI,
after a tempecuous passage of nine weeks from Bristol. Oct. 4, in
lat. 46, 10, long. 04, 18, tell in with a brig of about 200 tons, appa.
rently timber laden, yards gone, masts and bowsprit standing ; had
at,, billet.head, but no name on her stern, and completely water.lFgerl
heJohn, Walker. from Dublin to Limerick, was wreked at the
entreaceof the Shannon on the sth inst.

The Hercules, Stobler, from Memel to Sunderland, put Into
Egvoy on the oth ult. full of water, having been on shore.
The Dwina, Olofft, lions Archangel to London, was put on shore
on Christtansand about the 23d ult. to prevent her filling with water.
Xi The Lstona, from Memel to Grangemouth, was driven on shore
near ►laarstrand on the 27111 ult.

The Ann, MPherson, from liamburgh to Harwich, was carried
into Christiansand with less of foremast. bowsprit, &c.
The following vessels have put into Christiansen& with damage,
all obliged to discharge, : Astrea, Bratlerhall ; Esslington,
Blakey; Chauncey, Alutfatt ; Nexune, —; and Swea, Ber-
gen Ann._

The following have put into Eurtrice, wi:h divulge, viz.:
Steming ; Riehoff ; Jonge Franchelles; and the Cathe-
rine. Renard.

The Margaret, Sharp, was on shore at Londonderry the 30th ult.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Jane, Agnew, has arrived in the Channel ; she left Bengal
May 7 ; the Sand-beads June 2 ; and St. Helena Oct. 13.
Passengers per the Royal Oeorge, Ellerby, recently arrived from
Bombay to. Mr.. Hutchinson and Child ; Rev. H. Culllnson ;
Lieut. Lang; and one savant.