The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, TH t• snnY, SEPT. 7.
Arrived the Hopkinson, White, from Demerara; Colossus, Mar-
shall, Mars, Mitchell, And Minstrel, Garret, from New Orleans;
Dauntless, Tucker, from St. Petersburgh ; Fate, Moritz, from
Dantzig ; ,longe Carnlini, heiplin, from Rostock.
The Maje.•stic, for Glasgow, sailed yesterday afternoon, has put
back to-day.
the Chieftain, (steamer), from Liverpool, for Belfast, put into
Beaumarris this morning.
The Comer, (me:inlet). post-office packet, arivcd this afternoon.
The Charlotte, of Ilamburgh, is at anchor to the Eastward of
Point Linas, anti disninsted.
IIot.THEAD. SEPT. A.—The Homer, for New Orleans, and the
Margaret and Ann, for Charleston. passed outwards; the former at
fi P.M. on the 4tb, and the latter at :to min. past 3 P.m on the ath.
The General Brown, from Aliramichi. pawed homeward at noon.
Ilcir.vituuts, St: mr. 05.—Wind E. blowing fresh, rainy, dark
weather. Yesterday, the General Brown, Sharp, WAR hoarded off
the Head. The Isabella, for Java, passed outward at 2 r 44., and
the Caladonia, from Demerara, passed homeward at 2 1..31.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Brothers, Atherton,
from London for Lisbon.—Wind W.
DARTMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—The Clementine was this day re-
leased front quarantine, and proceeded for London.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—A rricei the Cortes, Sprague, for
London from New York. It blew very hard all the last night and
this day from N.W. On the weather tide making the Danube.
Sturges, got under weigh a; the Mother-bank, and has brought up
at Spithead. Snme of the sbips drove, but brought up again, and
ride in safiy.—Wind N.W.
DEAL, SEPT. I.—During last nigi:.! and throughout the slay it
has blown strong front the westward. Arrived the Fuge,
from Lnguira ; St. Mary, Burton ; Hector, Saddler ; Clarkston.
Ross; William Brook, Chapman; Emma, Weit ; Amazon, Cow-
ley ; and Pursuit, Adie„ all from Jamaica; Eliza, Johnson,
from Antigua; Manby, Sayers, and Brook, Bill, t•olil from Si-
' Vincent's; Phoenix, Hamann, from Memel; Juno, lis?tts, from
Trieste; Leander, Richmond, and Clarendon, —, both fron:. the
Isle of France; Sisters, Ramsay, and Iphigenia, Chisney. feat»
Demerara; lhavannah packet, Itt.msay, from Zante: H. Carter,
Dunn, from St. Petersburg('; George Canning, Hunt, from tire.
nada ; Middlesex, Armstrong, from St. John's, New Brtinawick ;
Eagle, Buckworth ; Montmorency, Anderson Mlleck, Fell ;
bella, —, and St. Charles, (Aliment, all (torn London, outward-
bound.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.
liamacare., SttT. 7.—The Eliza and Jane. Viner, from
Newport for London, got on the Goodwin Sand this morning, and
will ba totally twit. Crew saved by a Ramsgate boat, and handed
!fere. Little or nothing has been saved of her matetiale, as it came
on to blow very heavily from the North.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. I.—Arrived the Medway, Wise, from
I Van Diemen's Land ; and Caledonia. Hcdenett, from Jamaica.
flailed the Cumberland, Cornea, for Quebec Jane, Camie, for
do.; Betsey and Sarah, Blain), for Gibraltar Glenbutnie, Wood,
for Hamburgh ; and Amethyst, Thompson, for Quebec.
LIVERPOoI., SEPT. 6.—The Rachel, Potter, for Savannah,
got oa shore on the North Bank, and has put Nick, leaky. The
Isabella, Cameron, for New Orleans, is on shore near Seacorobe
Ferry.
CORE, 4.—The Aid, Palmer, for 31irantichi, has re-
thippped her ballast, and is ready for sea. The leak has been
I stopped, and she is now tight.
STonNAwAY, SEPT. I.—The Hope, Harris, from Wyburg to
Dublin, struck on a rock in entering the harbour, but got off, with
considerable damage:, and must discharge to repair. lie Unity,
Hutchinson, from Liverpool to Riga, is put in here leaky.
Cuista, APRIL 16.—The Broxbornebury got on shore on her
passage down to Lintio, but did not suatain any damage, and has
proceeded.
PARA, JUNE 25.—The Model, lUaciel, which sailed 11th ult.
for Macajo and Martinique, was lost on the Morusoca Rock, Ma-
cajo Islands, on the 30111. Part of the cargo saved.
The Industry, from Virginia to Cadis,was struck by lightning in
lat. 42. long. 41., became leaky, and was obliged to throw part of
her cargo overlroard.
*flie Myrtle, APLaren, from Memel to London. was upset in a
squall 30th ult. oft Sunderland, and the mate and boy drowned.
Tire Vrcuw Cierdina. Sok, which has arrived at Crcnatadt from
Rotterdat», ran aground off Hogland Ilth tilt., but got oil after
throwing overboard part of her cargo.
The Cornelia Homier', Feikesz, sailed from Batavia sth April,
and arrived in the Texel 30th August. She soffsred material in-
jury in stormy weather, from the sth to the tub Juue, on the African
coast, and subsequently on the 25th August.