The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Pddzawcd, JAW. 24.—The hull of the French brig Amitie,
Fiehet, was sold on Friday (llst.) as she lay on the rocks. The
Ceres, Bowden, was got off same day, and towed into Penzance
Pier, much damaged.
FALMOrTII, JAN. 24.—Arrived from the Do-vna, the John,
Downing, and Active, Banks. Sailed the Swiltsure, Tilly, for
llavannah; and the Julius Ciesar. Stafford, for Carthagena.
Priarestoirse, Jaw. 23.—Arrived the Eliza, Robinson, from
the Downs, for St. Alichaers. Sailed the Baltic. merchant trans-
port, for the eastward ; and the lithe, Ford, for London.
Diaz., Jaw. !S.—Passed through the Cershalton, Park, for
Jamaica :—the Sarah Batston, Winslow, fmm Hamburgh, for
Lisbon; the Bridgewater, Slanderson, from London, for India;
the David Lyon, Berry, from Ramsgate, for Jamaica; the Isabella
Simpson, Mitre, from Leith, for ditto ; the Netherlands brig of
war, Valk, has put back. Four ships and a brig are now, 4 p.m.
passing the South Foreland to the Westward, having
burgh colours hoisted under white fags, with several vessels in
company.
Haarlem's), Jaw. !S.—Arrived the Otter. Frenton, from
Malaga; Ann, Watson, from Smyrna; Lord Melville, Carlisle,
from flamburgh ; Merchant, Wilson, from ditto; Brotherly Love.
• Flora, Clack ; Three Brothers, Hicks; Two Brothers,
Vanderville, from Rotterdam ; Friendship. Baker, from Antwerp;
and the Viley, Edmonds, from Kiel Sailed the Royal George,
Trimmers, for India; Portland, Just, for Jamaica • Alliance,
Whiting, for Nevis; Sarah, Milne, for Cape of Good Hope;
Donne Castle, Hart, for Hamburgli ; Anlaby, Overton, for Cha-
rente; Hope, Bully, for St. Michael's, Royal George, Plierhy,
fur Tenerifie ; Ellice, Livingstone, for Grenada ; Edinburgh
Castle, Ellis, for Rotterdam; and Crewel Prince, ilor;ts, for
Elsincur.

11All7rICII, Jaw. 25.—The Bedford, Martin, from St. Peters.
burgh, and Britannia, Or..m, were at Gottenburgn on the 11th
inst.; the latter bad been on Moro hod Ina her deck cargo. A
fleet of coasters sailed this morning for the North, the wind being
then S.W., but has since coals round to N.N.W.
YARMOUTH, J•S. 25. The Rudolph Christen, Schumecke,
from liamburgh to Bahia, was driven upon Cotton Sand last
night, but assisted off, and is now in the Roads.
G•xxxocx, JAN. 22.—The Camillus, Peek, for New York,
has been detained to repair the damages she sustained in conse.
quence of having been run foul of by the Commerce, for Charles-
ton, during the gale on Tuesday morning last. It is expected she
will be ready for sea to-morrow morning. The cargo of the
Commerce has been discharged in good order into lighters, and it
is supposed she will be got oft in a few days, without much da-
mage.
Ai.vsnano, Now. 2l.—The Floe de Is Mar, from Ilavannah
for Sisal, has been captured by the Mexican schooner of war
Anahuac, off Anton Lizattlo, and the cargo is expected to be con.
demned.
Nrw lose, Bro. 29.—The Morning Star. Waring, of and
from hence to Curacoa, waa totally lost with her cargo, about 14th
ult. on Avis Island--Ctew saved. The Maine, Moulton, from
Portland to Bonavista, put into St. Mary's, Western Island, dig.
masted, anti was driven on shore about the middle of Octok.r.
Part of the cargo saved. The Mary, Claney, of London, ffm
Quebec for Barbados, was totally lost 20th ult. on Maniconagan
shoals.—Crew saved.
SAVANNAH, Drc. 21.—The British brig Lucy Ann, from
Nassa/N.P. was at anchor at Doboy on Saturday.