The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-26 00:00:00

NJ VAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Shipley transport, Lieutenant J. W. Prichard, agent. a:-
rived at Portsmouth on Wednesday. train Deptford, with contrary
. winds. She is bound to Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso, with prdvi-
SIMS for our ships 'fa:tubed round Cape Horn.
APPOINTMENTS.-31r. Thomas Burton, surgeon, to the AL.
gerinc, vice Sketth, superseded ; Mr. W. Patison, Assistant
Surgeon, to the Arrow 'utter, vice Mr. James Vtitell ( b), ap-
pointed to the Goma, at Plymouth; Lieut. Henry Jellicoe, to tile
Thetis, rice Drew, promoted; Lieut. James Bradley (b), to the
Gannett, at Plymouth; Lieut. Thomas Ross, to the Egeela;
Lieut. Samuel iil'elcnnasi, to the Cherokee; Licuis. E. Ea;:,
T. D. Steward, W. B. Strugnell, W. Thomas, T. L. Knevitt.
James Carter (b), G. Humphreys, and J. 11. Uelby, to the Rami2-
lies, at Deal, for the service of the Coast Blockade; Lieut. J. S.
Jephson, to the Britannia; Lieut. W. Turner, to the Romney ;
Lieu's. J. A. Wright and C. Smith, re-appointed to the Ganges.
Mr. George %Valltv. Purse", is appointed to the Ramillies, and
Mr. W. Askew, Purser, to the Boadicea. The following Lieute-
nants are also appointed to th t ship ;_..J. F. Dawson. Jcseph
((rote, Andrew Baird, and W. Drake. ale. Michael Mullsolksa is
appointed Surgeon of Ids Majesty's packet vend Lord !!dtnuath.
e Falmouth.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALWOUTI7. OCT. 23.—Arrie....0 the Sandwich packet, .front
Lisbon, in nine days. Sailed the Magnet packet, for Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23.--Arrived the Barefoot, from Arch.
angel.
COWES, OCT. U.—Passed by, the Doris, Starke, from Rill
Janeiro. Reports having seen on the 9th lost , an Lnglisn three_
masted ship, apparently about 3 ur 400 tons, upset, without any
perms' on board.
PonTsxob Tn, OcT. 24.—Arrived the Prospect, Wake; and
Frances and Harriet, Dodd, front Rigs; Thirzeu— from Oporto.
The brig Acorn of Whitby, was run down at two o'clock, a. m.,
and instantly sunk, by the Killingbock, South, for Antigus-_
crew saved• and landed here this dar. A brie in sight, with a flag
at the foremast, marked •• Lloyd's," and at the main, •• Leipaig."
Sailed the Aurora, Earl, for Madras; Shipley transport, tar AU)
Itiehard, Williamson, fur Damerara ; and the Sultan, Yeoinan, fur
London.

HAXSOATZ, Octr. 24.—The London, Clyma, from Plymouth
for London, ran ashore this morning on the Goodwin Sand, but gut
of without datnace and proceeded for the Rime.
DF.AL, OCT. 24.—Arritcd yesterday and sailed for the River,
the Norfolk, from Quebec ; Speedy. Randal. from Swim
Martha. Came down from the River and rennin, the New PM,.
nix, heathwaite, for Trinidad ; and City of Rochester, fur Intl. ;
also. to-day, the Percy, Sayers, for St. Vincent's ; and Madras.
Crosbie, for India. Arrived the Sylph, Mason, from Zante ; aral.
the Hope, Pattison. (ruin Shields, for Malts.

Gaavr sittexp, OCT. •2i.—Arrived, the William and Henry,
Partridge, from Grenada: Young Phceoix, Dunbar, from New
York; Speedy, Rundell, from Santa Martha; Fortitude, Butcher,
from Tol.ago ; Trusty, Roberts, from Malaga; James and Jessie.
Foreman, from ditto; Squid, Warren, front ditto; Mary Ann.
Scutt, from Malta; Richmond, 3litlilltton, from Nog:adore ; and
shout thirty sail of foreigners from the Baltic.—Sailed the Flora,
Raven, for Naples; Agenoric lira, for Malta ; Gleaner,
Itardwell, for Lisbon; Caletlouia, Laing, fur Sierra Leohe ;
Isabella, Thomson, for Jamaica; George the Fourth,
for Cape Coast Castle; Chieftain, Patterson, for St. Vincent's.
Robert and Sarah, Wilson, fur Hamburg!) ; Sj ['HAM, Rvow.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. =.—.larived the Nestor, l'earce. fruit New
York ; Grace. lsmay ; and Thomas Parsons, Bragg, lruo.
Maranhaut ; Ellen, Milne, from Sears ; Jessie, Beveridge, free,
Pernambuco; Cornwall.—, and Alexander (late Watson), from
Demerara Mcrsey, Fairclough, from Antigua; Elisabeth,
Brown ; William, llilue ; Emulous, Wacson ; Thomson, New-
ton ; Hope„ Speirs ; and Ajax, —, all from New Brunswick :
Majestic, Barton ; and Dorset, Dixon, from 31irarnichi ; Jobss
and Margaret, Wood, from Tenerife; and James. Bryce, tram
MaLiga. ()ffale port, the Tenley, Bps*, ; and eovsack, Fraaer.
from Honduras ; Maria, Clark, from Africa ; and the Brits:R.la,
frunt st, John's, New Brunswick._

CUXHAVEN, l)4:1:. 'S.—Captain Wrangham, of the Phatii:
racket, came In here on the I 4tti inst. with lows of set eral sails,
bulwarks, boat, almost in pieces, wad leaky; bound from Ham.
burgh for Seville, with butter.
Sr. Uses, OCT. 10.—The Abigail, of and for New York.
when nearly over the Bar, got on a batik, and remained there till
the pilot boat went to her assistance, when she got of anti was
towed in by the pilot boat. lint tieing in a sinking state. they rasa
her on shore near llw Ilialth-tlinee, where she lies bilged and fall
of water; the wine on board is taking out, and it is likely will be
saved, but the salt will be destruyed. It is said the reihiei 1.15
Icrrit so witch damage, that it is probable she will no: be worth re

The Nancy, Coate, from Newcastle w Gibraltar, has put iz •
Corunna, leaky, and mast discharge.
The Good Intent, Rozby, (rein London to Pettish:ugh, is w_
tally lust near Rever ; mast of the materials saved.
The Fingal, Morgan, from Canlifr to Newcastle, was run down
by the Velatura, on the 20ch inst. near HartlepooL
The Dalmarnock, Kinncinent, arrived at Port Glasgow from S*.
Peter's, N. B. spoke on 24th tilt. the Thetis, of GLsgow, from
Greenock, bound to Picasti, all well ; saw a British ship on ire,
apparently about ISO tons, with yellow sides, painted ports, act a
white streak underneath, supposed disber-laden ; lay by her al:
night,and found in the morning that the:, were no persons on beard,
supposed the crew had bum taken o by a ship which was secs
near her the day before.
The Niwitilk„ arrived in the Downs from Quebec, was boarded
16th Ult. by a pilot boat, and infornied that the Lolumbus, large
timber vessel, was on shore on the Manicoolgan shoals.
ANOTH Cpl Accuuar.—Capt. Talbert, of the Lady East,
writes hem. the Downs that tit Captain of the Norfolk, arrived
there from Quebec, had informed him that he saw the t;olumbus
on shore in the River St. Lawrence. Nutt —lt is understood the
above vessel intended to evade the duty on timber, huge being a,
duty on the timber of a vessel broken tap.

We are sorry to state, t t there is not the slightest ap-
pearance at present of a reconciliation between the master-
spinners and their workmen. Since the strike tberl
have been three different meetings held In twetti a part
of the masters an the committee of operatives ; bet they
have been wholly unable to agree upon tettnz.—G!.:.zo*
eirer;:e:c.