The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-06 00:00:00

NAVAL. INTELLIGEN(*E.

PORTS MO
On C
Wednesday the Tribune frigate,Captain lion 11, Fru. 4.arrived h
the Lisbon station (having been relieved by the Glasgow)
days).
Rear-Admiral Gage embarked this afternoon in the IVui
74, Captain Carroll. intending to sail tomorrow r.
to assume the command In the East Indies, accompswed
Voltage, 23, Hon. Capt. Dundee, for that station, ay the
The f!yrene, 18, Captain Alexander Campbell, arrived yestems, from Woolwich, to take despatches to Rio Janeiro, the Cape
Good Hope, and Madras. She is expected to sail on Tutadar— -
The Galatea frigate, Sir Charles Sullivan, is ordered
mout to pl h, to embark Alexander Cockburn, Esq. his 31ajestys ANTI:
ter to the Republic of Colombia.
The Romney, 50, Captain N. Lockyer, f'.11,11/11% towed out of
harbour this morning. She will sail on Tuesday. with a re;er
mint of 230 troops for the Royal African Corps at Sierra Lem,.
On Sunday the Talbot,2B, Captain the lion. Frederick s
arrived from Chatham ; and the Parthian, Hon. Captain gsr„,,.•
ton, sailed thither. On Monday the Thetis, Sir John PhipitiW:
arrived from Naples and Gibraltar, in fourteen days from the Uwe,
place; left the 3lastiff there. On. Wednesday the Brisk
Captain Charles Hope, sailed with dispatches for Haiti. is
Thursday the Talbot, for Leith ; this day the Tribune. for Chat.
ham, and the Tartar, for Woolwich, to be paid off. The Thetis
will sail to-morrow for Plymouth ; the .lasper for Jersey. grew,
the Warspite, Thetis, )tourney, Voltage, Herald, Cyrele,
Jasper.
On Tuesday the Diadem transport arrived from the losiso
Islands, with part of the 36th regiment on board, armlike.
passage. The Princess Royal arrived lam night with 'behead'.
quarters of the same regiment, commanded by 3lsjor groan,
from Gibraltar. During a gale of wind, a grey Arabian stallion,
of great size, strength, and uncommon beauty, *Met was intended
to be presented to his Majesty, was unfortunately lost. though
every possible precaution was taken to save him. The :14th Frei*
meat is to proceed to Chatham. Colonel Hare, and Capt. Yorke,
R.N. came home in the Diadem.
Captain James Stirling is appointed to the Success (new), 211, si
Plymouth, for foreign-service. Mr. George Wainwright h pro.
'noted to the rank of Lieutenant. Mr. Thomas Woodman is sp.
pointed purser to the Success.—Hampshire Telegraph.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Fin. 3.

Wind W.S.W. rain—High Water, 4ff m. p. 7, A.m.
Arrived the 51anstield, Martin, from Trieste; Norna, Lcggct,
from St. John's, New Brunswick, sailed Bth January.
The Cambria, Murphy, front St. John's, Newfoundland, to:
Liverpool, lies put into Holyhead, with loss of sails, &c.
The Salamanca, for Gibraltar, sailed front Holyhead!';e
Ist inst.

The 31armion, Iluddleston, front Liverpool, for New I.lk,
was spoken 3th Jan., in lat. 41, long. 43.
The Norval, Leslie, from Liverpool for St. Thomas, was spolg%
30th Dec., in lat. 49, 36, 1014.7, 3.
The Volusia, from Smyrna, on the 26th of January, in
lat. 49, 30, long. 12, 32, spoke the Grand Turk, from Liverpool
for Charleston.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, FEB. 4.
Wind S. fair.—lligh Water. 68 m. p. 8. A.M.
Arrived the Elizabeth, Tobin, from Demerara, sailed '_9th of
December ; Boode, Gray, from ditto; John Heyes, flume, from
ditto, sailed 29th December, and from Barbadoes 4th of January;
Lancaster, Cannell, from Barbadoes, sailed 29th of December
Triton, Bragdon, from Guayaquil and Bahia. sailed 4th December,
Gratitude, —, from the Illediterrailean ; David, from loghom;
Sylph, —, from Smyrna; George, —, from Genoa; Elia,
Harvey, from Figuiera in five days; Orion, Crawford, from 6r
Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Mexico, —, from Virginia.
The Cora, Cooker, hence for Messina, was stranded near Tar,
girt 10th ult. ; most of the cargo expected to be saved.
The Hippocanipe, Gotham, and Juno, Coulson, were left
Odessa by the I'rotheroe, —, arrived at Milford for Bristol.
The Triton, —, from Guayaquil, sailed from Bahia 4th Do.
cember ; the Mary Brade, --, was to sail the 6th Dectraba.
The George IV, Duncan Forbes, and Bruce, were at Bahia.
Railed from Liverpool Jth February—The New York, Bennett,
and Trident, Coffin, for New York ; Colossus, Marshall, for Phil&
delphia ; Algemene Delany. Gontlappell ; Vrouw Johanna, Vat
Vliet ; and Eliza and Cornelia, Parluvleit, for Rotterdam
helmina, Cordea, for Dordt ; Julie, Mulenbrook, and Junon,
liarman, for Ostend ; Henrietta, Groot. for Liebau ; Flora, Roodtt•
kirk, for Rotterdam ; Anne, Poe, for Buenos Ayres.

Far. ROQTU, FEB. 2.—Wind S.W. strong breezes and squally...
Arrived the Laurel, Le Viscent, from Palermo, sailed Bth beam.
ber ; Wakefield, Rutter, from Plymouth, for St. Michael's. Sailed
the Keruwell, Armstrong, for London; Cynosure, Colburn, for
Amsterdam. Put back, the George Gunning, Long. for St.
Michael's, and Providence, Noye, for Illalage. The Emulou,
steam vessel, which sailed yesterday for Bengal, damaged her mid.
ship boiler, and not being able to regain this port, bore up for
Fowey.
PLYMOUTH, FED. 2.—Wind W.—Arrived the Vigilant, Llt'e,
from ligueire, in fire days.
Ponvalrownr, FED. 3..—Wind S.—Arrived the Prince He.
gent transport, from Malta, sailed 19th December, and from Gibral.
tar 10th Jant.ary ; the William Harris transport was to sail tit:a
Gibraltar for England next day; Rachael, Sturmer, from tLe
Downs for Gibraltar; and his Majesty's ship Cyrene, front
for the Cape. The Circassian, for Madras anti Bengal, has 41
back.
DEAL, FEB. 3.—Wind S.S.W. to S.W. fresh breezes.--The
outward-bound which sailed yesterday have put back, anti remair-
Arrived the John, Munro, from Jamaica, last from the Havannah:
Arethusa, Brook:. from Carnpeachy ; New Albion, Powell. from
the Mediterranean; Susannah, Watson, from Zante and Lisbon,
for Hull; and Fams, Batt, from the Texel. Arrived from the
River, the Lion, Humble, for Jamaica.

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GRAVESEND, FEB. 3.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Vickerman,
from Oporto ; Neptune. Stranack ; Fox, Fox t and Prince of Wa-
terloo, Alarler, from Ostend ; Prosperity, Aloway, from Room.
Sailed the Acute, Chadwick, for New York; Sultan, Till, for
Smyrna ; Naples Packet, Walsh, for Naples.
Duatix, JAN. 31.—The Factor, of Portland, is not under
seizure, as stated.
NORTH SHIELDS, FEB. 2.—The Shannon, Mattison, last
night during a fog ran upon the rocks near the Black Midding,
but it is expected will be got off, with damage, after discharging
part of cargo.
SCILLY, JAN. 31.—0 n the night of the 30th inst. a vessel was
totally lost on the Bar of St. Helens, laden with wine, and the crew
drowned. Two of the bodies have been picked up. and three hogs-
heads marked, APS, raised, AC branded ; PKS., raised, AC
branded ; 3 3 raised, Cosolla branded. The topmast was marked
John and Ann, of London ;' the vessel is all to pieces, but few
of the materials are saved. A great many of the pipes and hogs-
heads are picked up by the pilot boats, and his Majesty's ship
Heynard, which sailed front here this morning. The Sir F. Burton,
Thompson, from Quebec for London, is seized by the Customs,
for having about 1 cwt. of manufactured tobacco (not in the mani-
fest) on board.
Alangitta, JAN. 18.—The Thetis, White, from Whitehaven
Antigua, which arrived here 16th ult. was driven to sea 19th, dur-
ing a severe gale of wind, and has not since been heard of. A brie
(supposed to be the Thetis) was seen off' the island, about the lam
end of last month, with loss of part of her masts, bulwarks, &c.

Arrived off Dover, the Rhoda, from Taragona. Off the Tight•
the Vesta, "%Voir, from Leghorn. Off Penzance, the Rapid, Rose.
well, from Oalipoli. From the Channel, the Raikes, from Jamaica,
The Harmony, Harris, front Jamaica to Halifax, was totally
wrecked 12th November, on the Colorades ; crew and pert of the
cargo and materials saved.
VESSELS SPOYEN WlTll.—Antelope, from Antwerp and Cow(
to Padang; she bad spoken on the Line, the Itlercury, of Gum.
rev ; Recovery, from India, out 90 days, sth ult. lat. 12, N. by his
ajesty's ship Tartar, arrived at Portsmouth.