The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-13 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL IMPORTS.

Pr.cstuawa In.
A warea.—The Aries, from Angola, and St. Thomas, with
elephant teeth. barwoud, gum copal, 'carnotite teeth, tortoiseshell,
cocoa mos, and coffee.
BR ITISH Aargau:A.—The Transit, from Pugwash, with tim.
her, deals, lichwood, spars, masts, and salmon. Puke of If d-
int:von. from New Brunswick, with timber, deals. stave', and
latliwood. True Blue, from 3firamiclii, with tie tittilKr, deals. ant'.
lathwood. ‘Villiam, front St. John's, New Brunsvrck, with fir
timber, birch timber, deals, stoves, masts or spots. and latliwousL
Newburvpoet, from Norforlk, with tobacco. cotton, and SHITe4.
Orion; from New Brunswick, with pine timber, deols, :and lath.
wood. Cato, from (Jurors. with ook timber, pine timber, deals,
masts, and staves.

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XITED ST AT ES.—Glitle, from ‘Vilinitigton, with turpentine.
Franklin, from Virginia, with oak, barrel stares, and tobneco.
ILDIT CRIAW E Vf.--Providen,„
afrom Smyrna. with valonia,
raisins, opium, galls, boa-Maul, and tigs. Olive Blanchard. front
Palermo, with sumach, lemons, or.itiTa. walnnts„ MAI, and al.
moods. Edith'. from Sicily, with cut stones, anchovies. sumach,
"seed- and brimstone. Haim, from Sicily. with suirach, wine,
lemons, mats, reeds, brimstone, raw silk and liquorice paste.
NEWFOUNDEAND.—Favourite. with train oil, codhsli. salmon,
cranberries, tongues, caplins, and firrwtn 1. Three Friends, with
codfish, pickled salmon, train oil. and seal skins.
Puna' COAL.— Douro. from Oporto, with wine, corkwood,
oranges, and lemons. I%.illiatit, from Oporto, with oranges.
11c sst a.—Perseverentia, from Archangel, with dart, coati, deals,
deal ends, and tongues.
SPAlN.—iirtiCy. from Leant and Xahia, with raisins. nits,
with wine, tip. and lemons. Jane, front Altea, with
Denis raisins and sweet almonds. Salamanca, lions 3Llaga, with
raisins, sumach, grapes, lemons, and almond'.

The following communication from the Navy Office was
on Saturday received at Lloyd's:::

Nays Office, Dee. 9, 18.24.
Sts—l am commanded by the Commissioners of the Navy to
transmit a circular letter of this date, which they have caused
to be sent to his Majesty's Consuls and Vice Consuls, communi.
rating to them the sentence awarded by the Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of King's Bench at Westminster, on Lowther Chrism.
pherson, Master of the Trafalgar, of Uarypurt, In Cumberland,
for Curving and leaving four of his crew• on shire in the 11.1 of Cha.
late; and I am to request that you will make this sentence and
conviction known to mast, rs of Itritish vessels, that the y may be
deterred fruin the commission of the like offence. I am. Ste.
(Signed) U. SMITII.

(ctanct.•lt.)
Navy Office. Dee. 9. Int
St 11.—In reference to our circular letter of IGth May, inn, stating
that John Ferrier, Master ot the Endeavour of Arbroath, had, upon
representation from his lilajesty's Consul at Genoa, been tried for
wilfully leaving behind him two of his crew, whom he took out
with him, they being in a condition to return, and being convicted
thereof, was sentenced to three month.' imprisonment. Pursuant
tie the Statutes of II and 12 William 111. chap. 7,—and 58 (1,0.1
111. chap. 38. we have now to acquaint you, that Lowther Chris- I
teplierson, Master of the Trafalgar, of 3laryport in Cumberland. '
was, at the sittings after Easter Term Tact, before the Lonl Chief'
Justice of the Ci tart of King's Bench nt Westminster, convicted of
the offence of forcing and leaving foot of hi. crew on shore in the
Ilay of Chaletir, in North America, and that he was on thenth of '
last month adjudged by the nail Court to be imprisoned fur three'
months, being the specific punishment provided by the aforesaid
arts—in the King's Bench prison ; and we have to desire you will
make the conviction and sentence of Lowther etristopherson pub.
lid, known in your Consulate. In order that other Masters of
British vessels may be determl frum the conimiseiou of the
offence. (Signed)
To H. 31. Consul at --