The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-25 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SIIIPPIND.

The Hottentot, Sinclair, Sas arrived in the Dow- s,
having sailed from the Cape of God Hope the 17th Oct.
Arriral at the Cape—The Themlosia, Kidson, front I.:
verpool, bound to Bombay.
Arrivals at Batavia.—The Jonge Peter, 'triode, fro:.
Ostend, the. Sib August; the Jonge Jacobus. Bonn, frce.
Rotterdam, the 19th August ; the Brothers, Motley, from
Nov South %Vales, the 20th August.
Sailings from liataria.—The Favourite, Goldic, for Cu •
romandel, the kth Aug.; the Cornelia, Sipkes, for Amster-
dam, the 10th August; and the Friendship, Cropper, for
Amsterdam, the 20th August. The Brothers, Motley, wt, s
to sail from Batavia for London the 19th September.
Sailing: from Angrer.—The Orwell, Farm, and tl e
Thames, Havisitle, for China, the 11th August; tbe
Princess Amelia, Williams, and the Marquis Huntlt-,,
Frazer, for China, the 13th August.

SHIPPING 1 XTE LLIGEATE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOVTIT, DEC. 22.—Arrived the Lord Melville Traci,
front the Brazils. It has blown a tremendous gale from IV-.5.V.".,
from yesterday at four p.m.lto this time (two p.m.).
Pi.rieoryti, Ott. 23—It has blown a tremendous ale
night and this morning, but all the ships here ride all well.
\VETMOL: T it, Dec. z.63.--The golliot, wrecked at Portland 17 !,
instant, proves la be the Fortuna. of and !or Amsterdam,
Oporto. The crew, consisting of time men, are all saved, but the
vessel is entirely gone to pieces. She was icsoted with oranges,
shumac, and some wine.
COWES, DEC. 21.—The John. Sisk, having en? f 1 her re-
pair', was tindocked this day. The Humber, Hodgson, *eat lino
dock, for the purpose of repairing.
PORTBIIIOII7III, Dec. 23.—Aftived the City of Genoa, Craw.
ford, from st. Domingo, with loss of anchor and cables rants),
Voase, Limn. from Oport —, f rom Et. Peter/burgh ;
Brunswick, Graham, from Sr. l)ctningo. Anieed r the
Downs, the I atherine Green transport, for Sie,ra Leone; and the
Cranes, Leyden. The latter saw a ship on fire last Sunday, off
Cape la Hogue. Put back the Leander, Frith, and the Alma.
mask, Friend.
HEAL, Dtc. trl.—Arrived. the C.;nada, Redpath, from Quebec.
Passed through from
Ease River, the Mersey, for Barbadoes.
The Venue, Bramley, it, iFilliam Bryan, and Lerida), made
their numbers at most; all well.
M , Dee 22. in the gale last night :the following Tess
eels broke adrift in the Harbour, vis. t—Tlie schooner. Queen, of
Brigham, and Industry, of Sunderland, and the brig Regent; of
Newcastle, l'rwin ; the two former have Seen got adoit again,
without damage, but the latter lays sunk Under the bitit;ilkieertiettel
jetty. The bark Miriam and Jane, Henley, from ue c, tut
away her main and mita/Mill/its In the made list night, to present
driving on shore. The ship Briton; of Whitby, Wilsok frottl
Port Medway, Nova Scotia, is mu shore on Forenessrotk, with lose
of rudder, and lays sunk.

GEAVESEND. Dtc. 23.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Gilerut, from
I Lisbon ; Thistle, Brodie, from ditto ; Jane, Hocking', from
Quebec ; Antony, Sewel, from Cadiz • Juliana. Richardson.,
from Guernsey; Samuel Whitbread, Oakley, from Quebec t Eli-
sabeth, Ostler, from Jamalca. Sailed the Mulgrart, Garbutt, for
Malta ; Ealing Grove, Falconer, for Dominica . ite; trl'ofluir
for Antigua ; Beaufort, Sainthill, for Jamaica ; Active, Adams,
for St. Vincent's.
/Lumpy's. DEC. 93.—Arrived the Two Sisters, Wiskina
Violet, Jennings; Aid, Barker; York Cnion, Day; Fortitude,
Menham ; Search, Sadler; Isabella. Dishman ; and Diligence,
Cmw, with loss of an anchor and cable each; ifinde, Addy;
Friends, Boudge ; and Knareshorough, Sheleto„ with lows of two
anchors and cables each; 3lowbray„ilothitt. lost an anchor and
chain, and damaged best bower cable; Caroline, Witham, lost
anchor, cable, and sails dameged ; Tees, Hidden, lest two Authors
and Cables, and leaky, having been ashore. It blew hard all day
yesterday, from W. and W.S.IV. and toward night incensed to a
hurricane, varying from the W. to the N. Tbe wind it nriw mode.
rate, with frost.

VARMOrTII. Drc. Tl.—lt blew a heavy gale of wind last
night from the south-west to north, with heavy rain and snow.
The following veisels, out of many other., lost anchor* and cables
under Winterion, vix—Lurd Nelson, 'Wilkinson, an anchor and
chain tables Jupiter, —, an anchor, chain cable, and main.
mast. The Friendship, of Hull, from London, and the Spring of
York, Gale, for Hull. are on shore near Winterton—crews Saved,
and cargoes expected to be saved. The Ann. hesurer, of Jersey,
is lost on Saoby Eland—crew tared. Wind notth-northArest.
most moderate.

Ltvtlioot, Ore. V.—Arrived the integrity, Johnson, from
Jamaica, sailed raith October and the Hero, —,from Oporto.
The Leander, Fisher, from New Orleans to Liverpool, struck
on the rocks in Dunlough Bay, near Minn Head, on the 19th
insumt—crew and passengers saved: the vessel will be totally lost.
Alwrarrived the Camilla. Prowse. from Newfoundland.
Suits ns, Drc, 22.—The Lord Nelson, Cook, linen Harnburgb,
has been seized by the Customs, for having contraband goods on
board. The Zephyr traniport, bound to Leith, has put in here
wind bound.

SUNDEIL•NrI. DEC. 22.—Wind S.E. blowing very strong
with heavy rain, for the last 24 hours.

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lillynnat.EY, Ilse. 73.—Last night the wind flew round about
Bp. mt. from W. to N.N.E. and blew a hurricane. The Providence
floodwill, from Landon to Leeds, came on shore at this place, and
is full of water, and it is feared wiil go to pieces nest tide. Crtw
saved.

Kiwaswarnor. Drc. 22.—Tbe Harmony. Bristow, of and for
Poole, from Newfoundland, was driven on shove in Bigbury Bay,
last night, and want to pieces this morning. The crew saved.
t'aantrr, Drc. 2•2.—The brig, reported yesterday to be on
shore between this and Nen,Ort, is the Dykes, Drown from St.
John's, N. B. she was got off this morning, and proceeded for
Newport, apparently without damage.

LEtTn, Pre. 2l,—The Vennerne, from Pram for this port,
is on shore, with loss of anchor and cable. in Aberlady Eay, near
Goeford House; if the weather keep moderate, it is expected she
will be got of.

GLASGOW, .Dic. 21.—The never, Aforrison, of New York,
arrived at the Brownielaw last night, with a cargo of Cotton, rot
ashes, and apples. She left New YorL on the 18th ult, had tine
weather during the voyage, and did not see a single vessel WI she
entered the British Channel.

CAST I STOW)! (Int or Max), Dtc. 21.--The Active.
hem, from New York to Glasgow, and the John, Hawthorn, from
Drogheda to Liverpool, put into Douglas yesterday, both very
leaky--the latter with loss of her rigging, and must discharge.
The weather was very boisterous on Sunday and last night.
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CASTLETOW If i IRE I. AND), DEC. 18.—The vessel *reeked near
here is the Demerara ( nut the Britannia), Dougal, from London
to Limerick. Most of her hull, and 'pars, also her (Inchon, cables,
sails, rigging, boats, dcc. are saved.

Bit tsx ny. Dec. 23.—The Sylph. Brown. from Prince Ed_
ward's Island to this place, in proceeding up the Channel without a
pilot, ran on shore *boat eight miles below Portishead Point, but
it is expected will be gin oil' the next springs. The Sandica Con-
nie*, Fore, from Terceira to this place. was wrecked 2'Oth inst.
near Pyle, in swamies Bay. Crew and a great pan d the cargo
saved.

Extract of a letter fmm Captain Lawton. *of the (Batton, front
Honduras, dated Queen's Channel, 21st December : The ship,
pitted from the hest bower, and drove on Margate Sand, and she
lay there, striking hard, for some time; at last we succeeded la
getting her afloat, and brought her up with the broken anchor."
VEPSEI.IIIIPOIEN WITII.—The Betty, Brown, bound :0 St.
Michaels. the 111th instant, by the Emery. Brown, arrived in the
Downs. The Ann. sash, from London to St. Andrew's. New
Brunswick, the 24th ult. ; England, Reay, from London to goo.
bay, the 15th ult. : and the Planet, of London, 50 kaguss to the
westward of Sicilly.