The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-08 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PADSTOW, Nov. 4.—The Spring Flower, Thomas Thomson,
master, from Memel, bound tollobersen, near Milford, came on

ihore near this plate last night, during a tremendous gale at N.W.
and it is fearer' will go to pieces. I'eter Doctor, the only seaman
on beard, ►eporta that she master and crew left her in the morn.
ing, at two a. m., sod he expects reached one of the Scilly
Islands.

FALMOUTII, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Marshall, Birch, from
London. Sailed, the Osborne packet, for the Mediterranean, and
his Majesty's ships Pandora, Harlequin, Despatch, and Victor, on
an experimental cruise.
Cowie, Nov. 6.—Arrived the York, Capt. Baker, for New
York, in 24 hours, from the Nore t Hector, Howlett, from Lon.
don ; Melville Watson, Purdy, from ditto: Rhoda, Bully, from
ditto; Vier Soskende, Crack, from Borgen, leaky, for Barcelona.
Sailed the Minerva, Bell, for Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Arrived the following outward-botnid
vessels from the Downs, viz.—Wellesley, Governor Harcourt,
I,landovery, Hector, Melville Watson, George 111., Waterlily,
Pyramus, Elizabeth and Mary. Trident, Chieftain, British Colo-
ny. York, Baltic Merchant, Victorik, William Brown, Thomas,
Pocahontas, Martha, Ann, Wellington, and Susannah. The latter
has come into port, having been run foul of.
DOVER, Nov. 6.—The Thomas Farrel, arrived at Margate,
spoke the Springflower, Thompson, from Memel to Milford, on
the evening of id inst. water-logged, having struck on the Seven
Stones, two hours previously ; the master came on board and re.
turned again undetermined whether to proceed to Milford or Fal.
mouth. The Era cutter, Clark. has picked up and delivered into
the custody of the Deputy -Sergeant of the Cinque Ports, at this
port, 45 bales of cotton aril 4 of silk ; a ship letter mail was also
.picked up by the Era, containing 492 letters, which have been
carefully dried andi forwarded to their respective destinations ; the
*hole proves to be from the wreck of the Ogle Castle.
DEAL, Nov. 6..—Some letters brought be. the Ogle Castle, from
Bombay, have-been ' up outside the Goodwin by the /Era
of." bier/log strong from the W.S.W.,
s, since which is bee moderated.
zo, from Jmuoica; Swallow packet.
free Toilworn' ; the Camerons, Hood (late Trundle),
from Berbice—captain died on the passage: Caesar, Fisher, from
Cuba; and the Hope, ('ox, from Zante. None of the outward.
bound which sailed 4th inst. have pat back.
itastanaTE, Nov. 6.—Seven bales of raw silk, some pickles
and tortoise-shell, and more bales of cotton, have been picked up,
and landed here since yesterday.
MARGATE, Nov. 6.—Ten bales of cotton, four boxes of raw
silk, two cases of bees wax, a hogshead of Madeira wine, also pert
of a box marked " Cuddy Stores, Ogle Castle 6," have been picked
up, and landed here.

GnavEsEND, Nov. G.—Arrived the Wilberforce, Dench, from
Cephalonia ; Princess Charlotte, Blyth, from Calcutta, with loss
of main-mast ; Dundee, Duncan, from Davis's Straits ; Ann and
Amelia, —, from Singapore; Miranda, Wildgoose, from
Demerara. Sailed the Cyusone, for Hydra; Ganges,
Baubben, for ,Madrasulras ; Segir, Powel, fur Jamaica ; Ruth, !lore,
for ditto.

H.tan•tctt, Nov. s.—The Utility, Read, went on the Sunk
Sand last night, and has become a total wreck. The crew are
saved, having got on board the Sunk Light vessel, and are brought
here. The Ann, of Peterhead, is not yet off the mud, but, as the
tides are putting in. there is no doubt she will float.
NEWCASTLE, Nov. 4.—The Neptune, Adams, from Arbroath
to Newcastle, got upon the Herd Sand, last night at six o'clock.
Crew and passengers saved by the life-boat.
SUNDERLAND, Nov. s.—The brig Cassiope, of Sunderland,
got on shore a little to the South of this harbour, but is expected
to be got oft' again without much damage.
WELLS, Nov. G.—Eight barrels of tar have been driven on
shore here, and one sloop's mast, 41 feet long, 12-inch girt, 11 brls.
of tar, taken up at sea by the llrancaster fishing boats, not marked,
have also been landed here.

NV ATERFORD, Nov. 3.—During a heavy gale on Wednesday
night, the Brilliant, Skinner, went on shore at Cromwell's Hock.
opposite the East end of our quay ; she is expected to be got off
with little or no damage. Two or three Clonmel boats, with goods
on board, were swamped at the quay.
BollillAY, JUNE 30.—The Kellie Cantle, Adams, which ar.
rived on the 5111 inst. from London, when making for the harbour,
during boisterous weather, struck several times on the rocks in
Back ißay ; it has been deemed expedient to put her into dock.
The damage sustained is but trifling.
The Greek man of war Cymone sailed from Gravesend on Sun.
day, on her return to Hydra.
The New Braganza, Anderson, from Dublin to London, was
driven on shore near Padatow, on Thursday, and it is feared will be
lost.

Arrived off Weymouth, the Susan, Blundell, from St. John'',
New Brunswick; and the Friends, Pitt, from Seville.
Arrived off Dover. the Providence, —, from Valencia, and
the Lively, Boyle, from Chesme.
NEWHAVEN flanuotra.—Two lights are placed on the west-
ern pier, on a traversing bar, to point nut the channel for eight
months in the year, from Sept. 1 to May I.
The Paragon, Pollock, arrived in the Clyde from Demerara,
passed, on llth ult., a brig, waterlogged, both masts standing, and
foretop-gallant-yard up, sails cut away, bright sides, and no head.
appeared to be an American built vessel, of about 130 tons. On
20th, boarded the brig Desire Ann, of St. John's, New Brunswick,
timber loaded and abandoned, foremast standing, had 2i feet weter
in her hold, pumped her out, and wok her In tow for a night, but
was obliged to cast her offnext morning, a breeze having sprung up.
The Stkkalina, Doyen, from flamburgh for Konigsberg. stranded
on the 19th ult. at Rodbye, in Lalland, and is full of water, with
no hope of getting off. The crew saved ; part of the cargo was
saved on the 20th, but chiefly damaged.
The Augmta, Holm, Irian flamburgh for Hull, put back to
Oluckstadt 26th at noon, with loss of anchor and cable.
The Harlingen, .leyer, from Surinam for Amsterdatn, was lost
29th ult. on the Flemish coast. The supercargo writes that the
Captain and crew had landed at Flushing, but ship and cargo to-
tally lost.