The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, BM.
Arrived the James Laughton, White, from Antigua, sailed 30th
July; Ann, Car, Rom Ilannham. sailed 25d July. left the Colour.
bian and Brilliage Star there ; Fenchett, Williams, from Savannah,
sailed let August ; Lydia, f Weald, from Jamaica, sailed 19th
July; Stafitte, Manners, from Memel; Rival, Toft. from Nev
Orleans ; Triumvirate. Shepperd, and Eliza Plummer, &ilea, from
Jamaica; Meredith, Kerman. fmm Demerara ; Irlam, Campbell,
from Barbadoes; Glide, Wentworth ; George, Ferrier; Corvo,
.Mansfield; Fame, Lewis; Neptune, Langsden ; Lewis, Barnes;
and Lima. O'Hara, from New Orleans; Francis Lawrcneen

from Mobile; Hamilton, Burke, from Savannah ; tinily, Godfrey,
from Virginia; Orozembo, Thompson, from New York, sailed
14:h August; Criterion, Paine, tram Havre; General Brown,
Sharp, and Phoebe, Crawford, from Miramichi; Ann, Scott, from
St. John's, New Brunswick; Margaret, —, from New Bruns-
wick ; De Riene, Luth, from Rostock ; Triton, Wren, hum Gib-
raltar and Cork ; Martha, Havre, from Jamaica ; Delaware,
Hamilton, from Virgitia.
The Broughton, and Paragon, —, from Liverpool, ar-
rived at Jamaica 17th July.
The James Holmes, -, from Douglas, was driven on shore
near the point of Air. The crew and passengers saved.
The St. George, Healy, from Drogheda for Liverpool, was
driven on shore near the point of Air, and must be discharged before
she can be got off.
A large brig with all her sails split struck on the Middle Patch,
but was got off, and came to anchor in Wild Roads.
Copy of a letter from Abueille, dated Sept. 7 :—" The sloop
Phenix, of Newry, laden with oats and butter, for Liverpool, is
aground in the Bay of Liandritle. Crew saved ; but the cargo
much damaged. The James, Russell master, from Lancaster,
Was stranded the evening before under Geverch Castle, near
Abugille. A large boat belonging to a steam-packet has been
picked up."
Copy of a letter from Beaumaais, Sept. 7 The brig Frances, of
Yarmouth, Capt. Edward Conyers. from Liverpool to Yarmouth
with salt, was run down by a light brig, unknown, about 12 o'clock
last night. off Point Linas, all drowned except Wm. Hubbard,
Thus. Passmore, and the Captain's son, E. Conyers, who escaped
in the boat, and was picked up by a brig belonging to the same
port, and brought safe here. Since writing the above, the brig
Britannia, of Workington, Captain Wm. Ilalget, from Liverpool
to Whitehaven, in ballast, has just arrived with most of her sails
carried away, and was laying-to on her starboard tack, when the
Frances ran on board the Britannia on her starboard prow. The
night was dreadful."
110 L tIEAD, SEPT. 7.
During the latter part of yesterday and until this morning it
blew a hard gale front the northwrrd, with heavy rain.
The Sophia, Oilton, from Greefswold to Liverpool., and Fisher,
Wilson, from Liverpool to Harrington, with loss of tore-top-mast,
arrived this morning.
The Lydia, from Jamaica to Liverpool, passed at one p.m.
Copy of a letter from Conbletown, Sept. 5, 1626 :--•• We have
to advise, That, ow the night of Sunday last, the sloop Earl of Wel-
lington, of Liverpool, hatch, from Traam to Londonderry with
coal, got on the rocks inside the Isle of Sunda. and about ten
miles south from this port. Cargo and materials will be got landed.
but it all depends on the state of the weather if this vessel be got
off. She is now full of water, lying on her side on the rucks."
The Mars, Mitchell. from New Orleans, on the lath August. in
1. 44.18. 1.46. 30. parted company with the ship Bingham' of Phi.
lsdelphia, bound to Gibraltar. On the 17th, in lat. 44.40. long.
42. 56. spoke ship Belvidera, from Liverpool for Baltimore. Four-
tken sail of vessels in sight, steering to the westward. Same day,
spoke the Nemesis, Smith, from Hull to Quebec. On the 2UUi,
in lat 47. 30. long. 20. 32. passed one of the Havre packets, sup-
potted to be the ship Howard. On the 31st, at 3 p.m. the Old Head
of Kinsale north 7 leagues. exchanged signals with the Leeds, for
New York, the American brig Joseph in company : also a large
American ship not known. On the Ist Sept. Waterford 9 leagues
north, passed the John Reed from Liverpool to Odessa.
The Hamilton, Boucher, from Savannah, left brig Pencliett,
Williams, to sail next day. Aug. Is. in lat. 44. 28. tong. 4,5.50.
spoke ship Edward, Protheroe, from Jamaica, bound to Bristol.
On the Itrth, spoke brig Hope, front Trinidad to Belfast. On the
28tb, in lat. 49. 13. long. 19. W. spoke brig Ann, from Belfast to
Miramichi. On the 30th, lat. 50. 42. long. 12. 10. spoke sloop
Active, from Jeerer for St. John's, Newfoundland.
The Charlotte, sailed tith inst. for Hamburgh, is put back.
The Lewis, from New Orleans, in let 35. long. 67. spoke the
I ship Mangrove Bay, to‘New Brunswick. Off Kinsale, Sir Thomas
Burton. Off Tuskar saw the ship Little Cherub, from Mobile to
Liverpool.
SATITADAT, SEPT. 9.
Arrived the Little Cherub, Page. from Mobile; Ann, Handel!,
from Smyrna ; Phenix, Crosswood, from St. Peter's, N. 8.; Earl
Lansdale, ' from Quebec • New York, Bennett, from New
York, sailed 16th August; Balfour, Bee, from New Orleans;
Fame, Holmes, from Mobile ; Panmure, from Maranham; Betsey,
from Clara a Caledonia, from Demerara ; George Canning, from
Sicily ; Wm. Rathboite, from Africa ; Ann, front St. John's, N.D.;
Re.retich, from St. John's, N.B. ; Thomas, from Miramichi.
Extract of a letter from Commas, Sept. 7 r—" The brig Liberty,
from Liverpool to Yarmouth, was run foul of last night off Linea 1
Point ; the Master killed by the foremast faUiniaon deck ; Mug
and men saved ; the vessel sunk inside of Dale Island, in thrall
fathoms water, at low water. 1 observed • ship dimmed ridiash
about *league to the Northward of Dela la/and. Five p.m. two
Liverpool pilot boats' dose to her. Weather moderating fait: I
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