The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-26 00:00:00

EAST Mil" SHIPPING.

Sailing from St. Ilelena.-7.10 Cilmore, Lames, from
Bengal and the Mauritius, sa.lol/41 from fit. Helena on dna
12th October, for London.

Arri:al nl Markira.—llis Majesty's ship Blonde, Lott
Byron, arrived from Falmouth on the Mt October.
•Sailingsfratn Madrira.—The Purism Sheppertl, pailed
for Ik-tags] on the 16th October ; and his Alajerty's ship
Blonde. Lard Byron, for the Sandwich Llandc, on the
231 October.

SHIPP! NG N ATE:.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, Nov. '23.—The three packets which sailed ream,.
day have put hack. A brig and a schooner were seen Mt the Matta.
tics about hair an hour before the ,ale commenced. We ham rot
as yet heard of any vessels being on share in the Cross Channel.
where there are about twenty of the outward-bound at anchor, bat
we fear great injury will be done along the coast.-11'ind S.S.W.
blowing • tremendobe
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 24.—The City of ROthester, Copal'', for
Aladraa and !Seaga!, went on share at foot. o'clock, in a very heavy
gale of wind from S.S.W., with her foremast and meinmast out
away, between the ()nem Ana's Battery aid the pier-licid, near
the l'atwater. The Scotia, !IPCorinick, for the Cape of Good
flare. la also on shore.
ISat/Haar. Nov. 43.—Blowing • tremendous gale ?role the
south, The William, front shrine to London, came is I many
vemela broke a drift; the Argo.. Alinerva, and Friendalaip, mine to
anchor within,. the pier; the William drifted to sea, and as yet nu
information of he, can be funished. The Jane, Jackson, tansies
in the bay, all well. The oh!est matinees state they never knew
a more violent gale at south, and the tide this morning boa been
unusually high, and canard great destruction of property.
Nov. 21 —l'l;e II inchinbmok packet ride ers;s•
the gale in Portland Roads, all well. A Dutch gailltit.
Rotterdam for Bordemix, is wrecked near the Old Castle; ere+
saved. A ship, with ruin, cotton, ace. was wrecked in West Bay;
all drowned ; name unknown.
Lyme It etas, Nov. 2.1.—0 n Mnrriay: 'ghta mast dreadful gale
coma ~:•need from the south-west during the right it is rippmaert
that a •chooner foundered close off the harbour, and the craw all
drowned. Yeatcrilay morning it co:Mimed with unabated Cony ;
the title being unusually high, and a tremendous sea, the walls of
the harbour bqtan to give way. which fAling on the mooring" of
the vessels, chafed them on; by which mean. ever, Teasel and boas
were carried out of the harbour and lost. The Eliza fishing-boar,
totally !oat ; crew saved. The Caroline fishing smack, totally lot
crew naval. The Fox preventive cutter, totally Mat; tea mat
drowned. The I.`nity roasting smack, driven on shore near Char-
mouth ; crew saved,and cargo discharging The .Ilaty and Elite-
he'll, Guernsey trader, on shore beta ten I.yine and Chatmouth
crew saves!, and cargo discharging. The Cato, of Lyme, was
washed out of Exmouth liter by the tied,. and lust,
Mawr SIOUTII. Nov. t.'3.—Last night we experienced adreadful
hurricane at south south-went, whip continotai until this morning
nine u'vlork. All the shies in the harbour drifted from their an-
chors, but austairnl rriflirg damage.
PORTSMouTII, Nov. 2L—Thc ships reported last night etil:
retrain on shore. The —, fur Madras, appears to Ittelo'
sustained considerable damage. cargo diaeharging; Victory.
from India, does not appear to have received much damage ; the
Shipley ;rampart's cargo is discharging ; the Admiral Bakke.
ditto, full of water; the lastly Arabella, cargo dischar7ing ; the
iteariurce, of Sunderland, high and dry in Sokes Ray ; the Asia,
Pope. received damage by the Coventry, Horn, mining font of
her ; the Finsbury and Dneltem of York tramline ts are come 'Mx
harbour ; the Spring, flash, for PalltllC, received contidembla
damage in the harbour. The mat of the outward-ballad appear tt,
he all well. The fonowing outward-bound have arrived from e
1).m,, viz. the Nero, Blake ; the Prince Regent, Taylor ; the
Princess harkete, Pixies. the Princess Mary, Smith, and Oar
illontnotalt. Simpson. Arrived the Eliza, Rich, trans Smyrna ;
the Jane. Armstrong. front Madeira, the latter with windless
broke, and eame into harbour.

No"..2l.—Put bark the Robert. Rathgate; the Salmis.
!learn; the Lady East. Talbert; and the Haney. Peach. The
St. Ann's, Scourtleld„ Mary, Josh. Green, and Elisabeth, was at
anchor under I/magmata this morning. The John Buschman
sailed for the river this ntorniog, with whir
moderate •eather.

DROADOTAI Ra, Nov. 23.—We have this day to record another
instance of the want of a good harbour at this place. The 31er..-
gissey, from London to Smyrna, ran foul of Ramsgate harbour;
and carried away her bowsprit, and is now on the meta at this
place. The cargo is landing, and the vessel is expected to be got
off without very considerable damage.
GIATtatEXIM. Nov. 21.—:Arrived the Stag, Palmer, from
Jersey; George and Ellen. Allison. front Charente; Eliza, Golds_
worth, front Newfoundland; Paul, Petit, from Cherburg;
Britannia, Cocker, from Jersey ; and .inn, Sophia, Hagen, from
Balm& Sailed the Sinnott, Taylor for Meek; 31arlborough,
Middleton, for Jamaica Middleton, Busiria, dardner, fur Crer.ada ; Prmx•
Regent. Raw, fur New South Wales ; Pyrenees, Whittled. for
Sierra Leone Ranger, Spence. fur ditto; Titania' Hodgman, Gil!.
fur Elsinor Kangaroo, Donnell, for Genoa ; and Earl Si. Yin.
emt, 31iddletoc. for Singapore.
VAR not: TU. Nov. 24.--41 M the evening of the 22•1 Met. it blew
a heavy gale of wind front the S. and continued the whole of ye:.
terday. during which the following were driven on shove on this
part of the coast, viz.—The Jessie. Frost, from Newcastle, on Yar-
mouth Beach—crew saved by the apparatus under the direction of
Capt. Sparshott. R.N.; a boat, with eight men, went off to lier
assistance, which was upset, and tire of the crew drowned. The
Josephine, Patterson. front Stockholm for Guernsey. was on ('xis_
ter Beath—crew saved by the apparatus. Tb: liming, Allen
from W;sbesch for Dover, on shore on Yarmouth south beach,
near the harbour's mouth—crew saved.

11AllW?C11, Nor. 24.—The Adventure. of London, is the brig
reported to have lost her foremast. and riding bekw the Cutler.
The stenos wester:v wind has prevented her coking op.
GINUALTAR. Nov. t—A frigate, said to be an Algerine. waq
eruisint: off Cape St. 'Vincent's on the 30dt ult , and it is reported
that a Portugisese vessel had been captured by her. An Inde-
pendent privateer wan to the eastward a few days since. and cap-
toted several Spsnisk craft, some of which she destroyed and
others released ; she has aincc passed to the westward, and was od
Cape tipartel.',4lth.ult. _ _

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Is% IN OA. N0r.13--The BloAsnm. NVilliaingo-,. trout faisrpool.
arrived yesterday with lama bulwarks. tsc haring enoouarrred s
violent gale on the 31st nit. afl .S.uslinia, which lasted a week.

" My report of this evening will convey m the underwriters at
!.lord's, the moat disastrous intelligence of shipwrecks ever reinem
herr...l be the oldest inhabitant, or otbe found on the recriels of this
port. Doting the whole of the month we have experienced heavy
gsloi from the S. and S.S.W.. which occasioned many outward.
hound ships, that had been besting about the l'hannel, to put into
this hatbotir. fatly last evening the weather became wry sternly,
and blew the whole of the night an this morning with tremendous
fury. nreompanicil with very heavy rein. About four to fire
o'clock. some of the shipping in the Sound parted. and eat theta
cables, and being unnianageable, drove foul of other ve.sela. carry.
ing away the:r macs. bowsprits. &e. &e. and altogether drifting
upon the re m, near the math of ex:water. 1 greater Went. of

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