The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-14 00:00:00

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EAS7. INDIA SNIPPING.
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The Abel Tasman, Theunis, arrived in the Texel on the sth of
November ; she sailed front Batavia on the 3d of July, and from
the Csps the fah September ; and reports that a large Last India
ship was lost en Table Bay, Cape of Good hope—name on-. ~
known. I
The Liberal, Manton, arrived is the Texel on the sth of NOVenl.
ber ; site left Batavia on the 30th of March, and the Cape so lbs , i
14th oiAttgust.
ARRIVALS AT BATA•IA.—The Indus. Moriarty; the Twe (ere-
ousters, b s • utven, front Amsterdam ; and Olpsay, from Salem. l'
the 2dl of July.
• ' Stites LOADING AT BATAVIA.—The Potornse, Webster, for
Amsterdam ; Betsey and Caroline, Scroder, for ((into ; Falcon, .
for New 2 ork ; eoral, —, for Boston ; Waverer), Sehetwieth .
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fir lnottadarn . • Apollo, Quater.a., Concordia, WI/Barra, and Ma-
ria. 51,t fl'ot, for Ii Antwerp ; htlheimina, Yerloop, Jong° As-
tro:my, Jeconette, and Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, for Raqtarderfal ': f
Earl st. Vincent, /If iddletoo, tor London.
Casra—A letter has been received from Simone Say, Caps IL ?/, I
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Good Hope, dated Sept. b, endue, mention is made of the loss I‘st.' A'r..6, .i.l
st ship. •
The Claudine, Chrystl6, from London to Bengal, the lir Oct., . ~
in lat. 9..5. N. long. 11 W.; *raison the 30th August saw IA large lir 1 '
Portuguese vessel, abo t .600 tens, under 'jury-masts, Rom,
ward bound, but she w d not speet them.
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SNIPS ENTERED IStranms.—The Minerva, 051111, rtudx,
Gefle ; Brillfent, Bissett. front Cadiz; Nereid, Sigma, I
Trieste; Female. Chapman. fcom Bilboa; Speedy, Lake, front% '
Rio Janeiro; Ceres, Donn. from Quebec: •Ilanard, Solir, from
Dunkirk ; Delight, Worrell, from ditto; Kattern. linsustow, from Guernsey; Vereuch, Cloartnen. front Memel ; • Linity„ Cook, from. /
Dunkirk ; Junge Frau Metta Christina, Sturge-from Bilboa; Fa. ' . .
vourite, Swaffer, from Calais; Indian, Gibson, from time South . •
Seas; Good Hope, Chappell, from Naples; Fos, Fox, front Os. .
tend; Symmetry, Bedwell, front Cesine; Ladfollsosiaa. Timis!. ..
from Ross; Argo, Billing, from Dublin; Save*, Plaine, front
Liverpool.
ENTERED 017TWARDS.—The Snare brook, Hart, for Ham-
burgh; Harlequin, Fenton, from Smyrna and Constantinople
Halo, Oeven, from Hamburg!' ; George, Eicks, from St. Yid-; .,•
cent's.
CLEARED OUTWATIDEL—The Aurora, OgeTloo, for Bremen ;
Zephyr, Scott, for Grand Canary; Bramin, Rawson, for Bilboa;Eliza, Johnson. for Jamaica; Sir Edward Hamilton, Newbolt, foe
Jamaica ; Caroline Ritzrow, for Stettin. r
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Luna, Knox, for the Cape of -- • • 4
Good Hope; Prince Regent, Taylor, for Tobago; George, Hough. - '
ton, for Bahia; Miser, Spurgeon, for Hamburgh; Hero, Cum-
ming, for Ilerbice; Robert and Sarah. Greenwell, for Hamburgh; '
Sultan, Wheatley, for Smyrna and Constantinople; Susan, Ivey.
for St Michael's.
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
PENZANCE, Nov. 10.—The Betsey, Tanner, for St. Michael's,
put back yesterday, and sailed again. 'lt commenced to blow hard
soon after, and continues ; several vessels in Penzance pier broke ,
adrift this morning's tide, and have received some damage.
FALSIOUTII, Nov. 10.—Yesterday afternoon the wind shifted to
the N.E., and continued moderate until about twelve o'clock last -• : 1
night, when it increased to a gale, end to the present continues to •'
blow with great violence. The outward bound shipping in the
Roads could not get their anchors to sail, and have been obligal to •
let go their second ; no damage at yet in our harbour...Sailed thq
Rising Sun, Martell, for Sr. Michael's ; the Sprightly, Newton; for
Seville : and Koine coasters round land. • Cowes, Nov. 11.—Arrived the London packet Mackay, Arne- ..
rican ship, from Boston, 19 days passage, and proceeded to Ant'. •
sterdam, all well—landed her passengers.
NOVEDIBER 12.—The whale of the outward-bound ships sailed
yesterday.-except the French corvette L'Active, Hamburgh ship
Kranick, Danish schooners St. Georg and Gloria, and the Norwe-
gianbrig Louise, which all rode out Thursday's gale safe. , ,
Doveo, Nov. 11.—The Nancy, Barter, fell in with on the itch
inst. the brig Frederick and Ann, of London, about 30 mites of
Lowestoff, abandoned by the crew; no boats on board. She had ~
her anchors and cables, but nearly all her sails were blown away nt •••
appeared timber-laden, and about 250 tons burden , hack sitter • •
and bulwarks, with a yellow streak. Left her early yesterday
morning, Winterton Light bearing W.N.W. about 20 miles, in.
charge of the Good Heart, Horatio, and Sovereign sruseks belong,.
Inn to Barking. Seven bales of cotton, one case of gum, and ono,
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bale of silk, have been brought in here, from the wreck of Oglir .
Castle. A second boat has arrived at Ostend, with seven bales 6£ . .
cotton.
OrrretwEsro, Nov. 11.—Arrived the !1 'Tirlstaft, froth' '
Smyrna ; Monmouth, Simpson, from Jamaica ; Iris, Jenne.' •
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from Cephalonia ; Resolution, Mudge, from Alicant ; and Nau•
tilos, Selby, front Quebec. nailed the Sesostris, —, for New
South Wales ; and Julian, —. for Batavia.
II ARIVICII. NOV. 11.—Much damage has been occasioned to the
shipping by the late gales. Arrived here to day, the Mary, Stook-
ley, from Lynn, and the Humility, Simpson, from London, with
loss of an anchor and cable each. The Hoopoe, Osborn, front
Archangel, and the Nelly, Pallinger, from Riga, are both arrived
off the harbour, with rudders gone, having been ashore ; the latter o
is water-logged, has lost her windlass and two anchors and cables-
They They will come in next flood. The Daphne, of Sunderland, struck • •
upon the Onion, and Sunk. Crew saved, and landed here. Thh ~.,
• weather is now moderate. Wind N.E.
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' YARMOUTH, Nov. 11.—The 3lantura; Acater, of add for !
! Hull, from London, was driven on shore at Caister, last night, /
• during a gale at N.C. A great part of the cargo landed, but in a
, I very damaged state.
• I WELLS, Nov. 11.—The Caroline, Metham • George and Eli..
I saheb, Wright ; Jane, Hartgrave ; and the Hannah, Scott, mat •
, on shore near this port.
t BLAKENEY, Nov. 11.—The following vessels were driven oh ~•
t shore near this place yesterday, during a heeSy galest N.E.;
Juoi,
• of Yarmouth ; Market Maid, Harrison, from Newhaven to Il' hit-
- by ; Fame, of Yarmouth. Crews saved.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.—The Clarendon, for Jamaica, and.
r Hope, for Waterford, are on shore at Seacombe. The sloop,
- Heart of Osk, for Dublin, was tun down, and sunk, in the River- r I
- There is a signal of distress for an outward bound vessel on shore. m
' NEWCASTLE, Nov. 9.—The Hope, Wood. from Sitnderland 1 i
- far Aberdeen, and the Preston, Palmer, front Quebec for Leith. .
t got upon the Herd Sand this afternoon. Crews saved. •
! SCARBOROUGH, NOV. 10.—The Ann, Fowler, could not
- reach the harbour, owing to the wind suddenly shifting, but wan,
, obliged to stand out to sea again. The long continuance of eon..
- trary wind has caused the harbour to be crowded with vessels, hound
1... to the North. more than ever was known to be before, there being
upwards of 100 sail in.
Y The Hoopoe, Osborne, from Archangel to London ; and the
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I- Nelly, Pattenger, from Riga to London, were carried into Har-
h wich yesterday ; the former with loss of rudder and leaky ; ti"
I, latter with loss of rudder, two anchors and cables, and having beat
:.• on shore. .
The Caroline, Metham ; the George and Elizabeth, Wright :
the Jane, Hargrave ; the Hannah, Scott ; the Jane of Yarmouth:
the Fame, of ditto ; and the Market Maid, are on shore near
71 %Vella.
I. The Princess Elizabeth, Kemp, from Smyrna, has been on the •
h Sunk Sand, and carried to Grimsby.
e The 31argaretha. Bruning, horn Hull to Osterrisow, has been
- carried into Amsterdam, leaky and much damaged, in consequence
z of storms and contrary winds.
'-• The Vrow Elsins, Borkerl. from Amsterdam to Hull, was
- stranded on the night of the Ist inst., on Tersehelling, and went ur
d pieces the next night. Crew saved.
d The Betsey, Pence, from London to firemen, which was
d stranded on %%eland, went to pieces in the night of the 19th Oct.
!," 'f he Cygnet, Francis; and Friends, Gillingham, are tonal, lust •
!, ' in Swansea Bay.
,•• The Independent, Wild, from Antwerp to Loudon. .s too-
d deemed at Flushing.
d The Adventure, Caiteson, from Jamaica to Belfast, was dtiven
• on shore at Cardiff on Thur;day.
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1- The Swift, Travers, from Waterford, was driven on shore at
'l, Weymouth on Thursday.
The Fly, of London, was driven on shore near Wiabeach on . -
Thursday and bilged.
dOn Thursday morning the brig Prince Cobuzg, real laden, be.
longing to Messrs. Crosweller and Blaber, of Bete ton,. rnattrarits,
if inattempting to go into Shoreham harbour, by some accident gut
O ashore a little westward of the hasboorlt mouth. Ropes, however.
are entertained that she will be got off without suffering material
damage.
k During the storm, on Tuesday night, a TM.] came on snore
near Burling (lap, bound from Cadia to London. We% with 30
pipes of wine, which are now unloading. No lives were lost.
Cotinvearerr HALT-csowns.—ln the course of Sa-
, turday a gentleman entered the Police-office, Union-hall, goat a
l' package containing 350 counterfeit halt-crowns, which had tte bp,
1- pearance of being recently cast from the die: Re stated Mut he
a picked them up that morning in Kennington-kw" and from the
D situation in which they were lying, vas of opinion that the. bad
'' fallen out of some vehicle probably from Birmingham- Tlis.paek-
'• age now Bea at that office for any body who May claim theirs
t.
On Thursday night the warehouse of Mr. Lint*, jew-
eller and goldsmith,Cursooratreet, Chancery-lane. was l broken : .
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into and nabbed of a quantity of valuable property. No trace Ita•
yet been discovered of the thieves, but a reward has been slimed I
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'' their apprehension. . 4
TYP RCS FIVER AT STOCRPORT.—We ban been in.
:._ formed, and are sorry to announce the fart, that die elphus
I. fever is now raging with much violence in some of ebo ton.
el fined and densely peopled street. branching from the !Till- "r
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1i- gate; in one street there are not loath= 6 patients furor-
e ing under that pestilential mussy at the pretest time. t,
_ and in others it is spreading rapidly.—Reaport AUNT -
riser.
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