The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. U.—Arrived the Regent packet, Collin',
from London; and Mary, Ford, from &bon.
Parrrow, JAN. 24.—. The Harmony, Rundle, from Ilayle for
Swansea, with copper ore, foundered about 40 miles N. by W. of
this place, on the 22d inst. at tire p. m. The crew arrived at Port
Inane about seven o'clock last evening, in a most distressing state.
Some butter and lard, apparently quite fresh, have been taken up
near this place.
JANUARY 25.—One of the casks of better has been taken up,
marked (8.22.) on the head, and 'Cork. Donovan,' on the bilge.
PORTSMOUTH. JAN. VA.—Arrived the New Blessing, Jones,
from Malaga, with loss of stain-boom and topmast; American
ship Hudson, from London, for New York ; Loyal Briton trans..
port, from ; and Indian Trader, Thompson, from (41
braltar.
Cowes, JAN. Vt.—Arrived the New Blessing, Jones, from
Malaga, laden with fruit, with loss of main-boom, bound to
London : ordered to the Mother Bank to perform quarantine.
The American ship Hudson. Chadwick, from London, with a
cargo of general merchandise, for New York. put in here foe
passengers; the American ship Ophelia, Basket, from Batavia,
in one hundred and five days, with sugar and coffee, bound here
for orders.
DEAL, JAN. Vl—The Bolina, in fi.l days from Demerara,
I passed through this maning ; and the Caroline, Meant, from
Irmo. Came down from the River and remain, the Salads,
for Jamaica ; and Montrose, —, for Trinidad. Arrived free;
Leith. the Lime, Frazer, for Jamaica. The Hon. Company's
ship Thomas Coutts put back yesterday and remains, with the out..
war:l-bound.

(IRAVESEND, M.—Arrived the Thetis, Brown, from Lis
bon; Julia, Ormond, from ditto; Success, Hutchinson, from
Oporto; Nassau, Tremayne, from St. Michael's; Britannia,
Brown, front ditto; Charles, Agorae, from Rotten ; Four Sisters,
Preen, from ditto; Velocity, Brooks, from Buenos Ayres ; Maria,
Brown, from Guernsey ; Oporto l'acket, Smith, from Pernambuco.
Sailed the Riga, Royal, for Tobam.
NORTH SfttEcns, JAW. 21.—Yesterday the Smolensk°. of
Shields, grounded open the lmund ; the next flood tide she was
got off, alter discharging part of her cargo
Lir unroof., JAR. 211.—The John ileyes parted from her
chain cable last night at the N.W._Buoy, and went on shore on
the Hoye. She unshipped her rudder, and sprang a leak, but is
kept fret with one pump, and was brought into port by a steam.
boat.

JAWIYAILT 23.-.Arrired the Atlas. Clark, from Buenos
Ayres, sailed Nov. 1 ; Harriet, Miller, from Jamaica, sailed Dec.
I, without convoy; Triton, Dixon, from Savannah, sailed Jan. 1;
'nicorn, 3PEown, from New Orleatt., sailed Dee. 8; Caledonia,
Ilishaw. and Wilsons, Simpson, from Demerara; and Mediterra-
nean packet, from the Mediterranean.
CARDIFF, JAN. 24.-Iro Thursday night we experienced a tre-
mendous gale from S.W. to W. tied W.N.W. during which tie
Lark, of New Quay, for this plat?, drove oo shore, but was gee
off and ran for Penreath Roads. The Duke of WeDlngtoo, from
Bridgewater for Neath, put In with loss of main-boom. The
Blackstore, from this port for Leonia, when to the westward of
Lundy, shifted ha cargo, and was obliged, to bear up to get it re.
stored.
BELFAST, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Newman, froth
Dublin fur Portaferry, oithout much damage, and the cargo; sup.
posed to be but slightly injured.
BOSCASTLE, Jaw. 23.—The Spanish Patriot, Donne, is gone
to pieces: twenty hogsheads and nine pipes of wine have been
larded.

PMI'S, JAN. 2J.—The Esperanee, Sebire, from Dunkirk to
Marseilles. was driven on slime the 11th inst. at St. Germain du
Faux. The Louise, Hahn, from Rotterdam, put into Quellibuef
16 h inst. eery leaky.
Ilttuteos A axe, Nov. I.—The acclunt in List of the 23d
instant, of the loss of the Thetis. from Genoa, in the River Plate.
is incorrect ; she sailed on the 23th October, from Buenos Ayres
for Genes.
Pt:NY:Amin-co, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Bahia Brasilian brig of
war from a cruise; she hu taken the Portuguese brig (Uvula tsex.
t.., and sent her to !labia.

Bsttta, Nov. 16.—The Paquete de Pernaml.neo, Mentro, ar-
rired here 14th inst. from Lisbon, and *as taken possession of by
the government.
NEW Youta, DEc. 2!.—The Cossack, from Bristol, was driven
on shore a few days ago on the Hook, during a gale of wind, where
she bilged, and had her lower hold full of water. Lighters were
sent down immediately, and after taking out a quantity of the
cargo, she was got off and towel up to the city. 11 e fear that the
ship has receive► material injury, as some of her timbers are
bruicen, and it was with difficulty she was kept afloat, with her
heavy cargo of iron. &c. _

BARBADOES, DEC.B.—The f•tneaster, Wilding, which arrived
on the 16th ult. from Liverpool, fell in with on the hit, in lat. 31.
long. 31. the liremen Freundschaft, from the River Gambia
to Jersey, water-logged, and took on board the master, mate, nine
seamen, and a boy ; the galliot had ten feet water in her hold:
nothing_was saver.
S
T. AIIITII01.0)1EW, Dr.c. 9.—Two weeks since a privateer
ship belonging to Captain 3latta arrived; she had about 111,0110
dollars in specie, gold spoons, forks, jewels, and merefutridite, on
board, and lay at anchor two days, when the crew rat her cables,
turned the officers on shore, and started with everything on board,
except the ship's papers s it is suppose,' she is gone on a piratical
voyage. An English brig belonging to Malta, from Gibraltar,
with a valuable cargo of Spanish goods, left this or, the 311th ult. for
Tara Crux, arid two hours after was taken ity a Colombian win*_
teer, which was waiting for her. Captain Bernier, the commander
of the privateer. was on shore two nights previous.
FIGVEIRA, J•vr.7—The Success, Pridhant, hound to Dart'
mouth, in proceeding from hence ith instant, struck on the bar,
drifted on the Cabadella Point, and has since been wrecked. Crew
and part of the cargo saved.

Friday the Prince of Wales revenue cutter arrived in Leith
Roads, front Plymouth.
Captain Couch, who superintends the raising of volunteers for
the navy, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain.
The Spanish Patriot, Down, front floporto to Bristol, was wreck-
ed near Itrade, Cornwall, 29d inst. Crew saved ; only a little of
the cargo expected to be saved.

The7lletli.terranean and Tolson were to sail from Pernambuco
for Liverpool about 14th Dec.
The Allerton, arrived at Liverpool from Jamaica. sailed fmln
Kingston 4:h Dee. The l'aroline and Alice. for Liverpool, !mast!
3d Der. to join convoy at Negril. fln 13th Dee. exchanged nuni-
bees with the ship Unicorn, from New Orleans for Liverpool.
The John Heves, arrived at Liverpool from Demerara, sailed
Jth Ike. and passed Ilarhadoes 11:h. The 'Jane.. for Liverpool.
sailed :pith Nov.: Industry, for Belfast. sailed 25th; Daiwa, ti-A
London. sailed h 1 Dee. • the I 'alcilonia, for Liverpool, and Sister-.
for London, were to sail in four days. l'bo Wilsons, foe Lire'',
pool, was to sail it. a few days.
The 'hriiitiana Elizabeth., Pruning. from Lisbon to Copenhacer.
was lost near baissist.

7he James, l'oris. from Anna to Perth, stroek are ei at ancrcr
in 110'nm-roads, 17th inst. and immediately rank in six fathoms
water. The crew oared by taking ro their boat.
CrissEts WlTH.—Marquis Welk-airy. from lir.
Domingo to London. 14th inst.; Stattly. —. London to
maim, lath ult.; Industry, —, Denterara to Belfast, Mat :
Roval Charlotte, --. Gibraltar to Nes fintndland, 4th burr :
Matilda, of Plymouth, Newfoundland to Bahia: Volt, Ira( -.
River Gambia to Limdort, out days; Crunopolite, for London.
9t'i irvt. in the Gm of Gibraltar; Nimrod, Liverpool to Bahia.
11th ult.; Kelton. Newfoundland to Brazils, 7th inst.; Jane and
Barbara, of Rriatol. 13th Jan.; Favourite. of London. 15th inert :
by the Anlaby. arrived at heal. Nimrod, Liverpool for Baltiz,
I lth Dec.; by the Atlas, arrived at Liverpool.