The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOMHOUSE, Nov. 17.
Stars ENTENED INWARDS.—The Trois Arnie, Schut, front
Antwerp; Young Dixon, Henderson, from Riga; Adjutor, Jen-
son, from Drain ; Onega, Grotrian, from Archangel; Favourite,
Burmestet. from ditto; Laplander, Berridge, from ditto; Aid,
Palmer, from Miramichi ; Jane, Hawkins, from Quebec, Preston,
Thompson, from Riga.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Arno, Young, for Genoa and
Leghorn; Mary, Hodges. for Barcelona; George, Forster, for
Havannah ; Margaret, Jefferson, for Naples; Brighton, Sebor,
for New York ; Medborgeren, Morn, for Christiania and Drain ;
Union, Hedde, for Calais; Jane, Bullock, for Oporto ; Victory,
Griffiths, fcr Dublin; Aurora, Mitchell, for Gibraltar and Leg.
horn.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GIIAVESEND.—The
Antreus, Pearson, for Antigua.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Ellen, Penmen, for Jamaica;
Portland, Just, for ditto; Harming, Huberth, for Antwerp;
Piggott, Blake, for Jamaica; Intrepid Packet, Gordon, fur Buenos
Ayres George, Brooks, for Tobago ; Georgians, Watt, for
Grenada; Justina, Young, for ditto; Hortense, Landel, for
Harm

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 15.—The Ardent, Boyd, from Lon.
don tar Belfast, is now coming in. She was run on board of
13th inst. by a large ship off the Smalls, and carried away her bow.
sprit, broke breast hook, injured her stern, &c."
Nov. 16.—Arrived the Mary, Quick, from Cork. Sailed the
Fowey. Bone, for London ; and Meteor, Banks, for Waterford.—
Wind W. ••
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Mary, Wilson, and Happy
Return;Carthem, from Memel ; Mercury, Brant, from Oporto ;
and George Canning, Lang, from Xavia.—Wind W.
DARTMOUTH, Nov. 16.—The schooner Joseph and Ann.
Read, was this day liberated from quarantine, supplied with a new
bowsprit and proceeded for London this forenoon.
COWES, Nov. 17.—Anived the Spartan, Easterbrook, from
Georgetown, 31 days passage ; the Master reports having been off
the Start on the 9th inst., when the E.N.E. gale drove him down
the channel, and on the 11th, made Scilly, lost his main-yard and
boat; the Harmonic, /lett, Dutch galliot, from Dordt for Ferrol,
with timber, having been run foul of by a brig off Dungeness,
which caused considerable damage; the Catherine (of Jersey),
Hammond, from Cork, eight days, sailed for Portsmouth; hiv
!Majesty's brig Calliope, Lieutenant Powney, from a cruise....
Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH Nov.l7.—Arrived the Kinnersly Castle, Cro.
cutes. from Quebec in 28 days ; Surrey transport, from the coast
of Africa, and is under quarantine ; Catherine, Hammin, Irons
Cork ; and the Lord Nelson, —, from London for Bengal—.
Wind S.W., thick weather with rain.
DovErt, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Harriet, Knudley, from La.
guns de Tertninos, off here to-day ; she sailed 7th September, and
on the Ist ult. in the Gulf of Florida, experienced a severe hurn.
cane, and lost boats, bulwarks, &c. Left the Cambria, Cook, half
*loaded.

DEAL, Nov.l7.—Arrived and sailed for the river, the Emperor'
Alexander, Morris, from Messina; Margaret Hall, Deveron, from
Demerara; Joi), Armstrong, from Richebucto; Electra, Harris,
from Philadelphia; Mary, Kennedy, from Portsmouth (A) ;
Queen of Brixham, James, from Faro ; and Mitchell, Oraversellvr,
from Cardiff. Passed through—the Louisa, Burns, for Saint
Michael's; Henry,—, from Virginia.—Wind S.W., moderato
weather.

GRAVESEND, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Thomas, Crawford, front
Trinidad; Mary Ann, Buchannan. from Nova Scotia; Endeavour,
Collison, from Quebec ; Dalrymple, Dawson, from Mcnitt ;
Matilda, Berner, tram Wolgast ; Cottingham, Mills, from Peseta.
burgh ; lienricka, Peterson. from Gottenburgb. Sailed the Kezia,
Reddle, for Vera Cruz; Briton, Sutton, for Jamaica; Bernick,
llarrison, for Hamburgh ; Vigilant, Dundam, for Amsterdam;
NV ilhelmina, Loets. for Havre ; Duckenfield, Lyons, for Yucatan..
BRISTOL, Nov. 17.—ArrIved the Chilton, Galilee. General
Wolfe, Stamworth, from Quebec ; Jane and Barbara, Cock, Rout
Archangel ; Catharine, Lovering, from Malaga. Sailed tha
Felizo, Cundy, Maria, Williams, for Jamaica; Emily, Shell, lot
Granada.

Hum., Nov.l3.—The Captain, of Aberdeen, Baxter, hound
Yarmouth, is on shore between Ingoldmells and Grimsby.
NORTH SHIELDS, Nov. It —The Duke of Wellingic-i,
Russel, from hence to Oporto, was abandoned by the crew I.2trt
inst. in a sinking state.
SWANSEA, Nov. 14.—The Ilercules, Kerr, from London
Liverpool, was run down iu the Bristol Channel ; crew saved.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.—The Bee, Jones, bound to Demerara,
driven on shore on Hoyle, broke up the first tide; her cargo
washed out in all directions, and it is supposed a part of it
gone out to sea. _

SLIGO, Nov. 14.—The John and Thomas has been got off.
carried to liillala,_ _

OSTEND, Nov. 16.—One hundred and twenty-three more bslos
of cotton (making 153) have been picked up by fishing boats, and
brought in here, also three cheats of gnm and a piece of wax, ft am
the wreck ,of the Ogle Castle; a few more bales are expected itt
to-day.

Arrived off Penzance the Maria, Ninp, from Messina; off Dart.
mouth, the Ibis, Smith, from Oporto.
The Hercules of Whitehavcn, Kerr, from London to Liverpool,
was run down by a sloop in the Bristol channel, and totally lost—
crew saved.

His Majesty's ships Eden and Ringdore arrived at Trinidad on
the 12th of September, from a cruise.
VESSELS SPOIEN WITH.—The 11l inerva. llamburgh for
Philadelphia, Bth inst. out 16 days ; Duke of Richmond, of and
for Greenock, from St. Vincent's, lltn, out 67 days ; Constellation.
Smith, London for Jamaica, 10th, the Start N.N.E. eight leagues;
Rambler, of and from London, for l'ilalta, 12th, the Lizard. N.Y.
by, N. 12 leagues ; by the Spartan, arrived at Cowes. Dickies,
Collins, for London, out 3 days ; Liberty, Talevar, Plymouth for
Seville, 29th ult. off St. Vincent ; by the George Canning, arrived
at Plymouth.

Loss or THE HALIFAX, Tilt BEE, AND THE VENL'S.-,
These vessels were sailing in company together (or nearly so) from
London to Leeds, on Friday evening last, when they were all
wrecked on the Lincolnshire coast, near Grimsby. At present it is
difficult to arrive ate minute detail of particulars, but the following
are what we have been able to collect. Several tradesmen in.Lerus
had goods on hoard to the amount of nearly 2000 f., and a grocer,
at Keighley, to about 1„2001. One spirit merchant, in this wan.
has, we understand, lost about 6001.: a hop merchar.t had twenty.
two pockets on board. eigteen of which were insured. Several
druggists, grocers, stationers, &c. have lost from one to two hun-
dred ponds each. It is said that all hands on board the Halifis
perished, and the cargo lost; the fate of the Bee is rot so revere: ut
the Venue we can learn nothing, except what is conveyed in the fol.
lowing extract from a letter from Hull, to a gentleman of this town,
dated Tuesday morning :
" Sir—l am afraid Leeds will suffer much by last week's gale.—
Three of the London and Leeds Traders are on shore. on the Lir-
colnshire coast, all loaded with general cargoes; and 1 have just
learnt that two of them have broke up. Their r.arces are the Ve.
nos, the Bee and the Halifax, but which of the three they are
which broken don't krow. The Britannia got the Humber just
when the gale came on."

hum Ti THE Com rostriox Ace.—The Archdeacon of:.
Cork has compounded his tithes of the parish of Kilnaer.
nogue for NW. per annum, for a term of twenty-one yosars:
The sum he required was instantly and unanimously as
in by the special vestry. The liberality of this
benevolent man has endeared him to all his parisltionitis:
his moderation furnishes an example worthy of itaitatiaa.
He was one of the first to introduce this Statute into NW,
county of Cork, in his parish of Dumbullog, a State*
eminently calculated for the relief of the peasantry of Ii
land, and to deprive the agitator of a specious pretext to
excite them to act. of turbulence and ,k
Constitution.