The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-25 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Trusty, Wylie, from Lon.
don for Alicant.

DARTMOUTH. Nov. 22.—A survey has been held on the Koff
Gerardo', Van Ulphen, brought here in a very leaky state, and
it has been found necessary to land the cargo, part being damaged.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Xi—Passed by, the Margaret, —,
from the Isle of France and Cape of Good hope.
DOTER, Nov. 23.—The smack Friends' Endeavour, Glass,
muter, reports that yesterday morning, at two o'clock, he fell in
with, off Lowestoft", in 21 fathoms water, a schooner called the
Sarah, of Yarmouth, of about 100 tons, abandoned. There was a
heavy sea running, and before daylight the schooner disappeared :
he thinks she was loaded and sunk.
DEAL, Nov. 23.—The outward-bound, except the George,
Houghton, for Bahia, and the Anima, Heart:, sailed in the course
of yesterday and last night, with a fine breeze from N.S. The
wind, however, since the morning has been no better than IV.
Arrived the Ann and Elizabeth, from the South Seas;
Ebenezer, Williamson, from Seville; Mary Pester, Horswell,
from Denial Iperius, Davison, from Altramichi; Shakspeare,
Legg, from Valparaiso. The Chapman has sailed for the River,
and the Alert for Hull.

GRAVESEND, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Dove, Miller, from
Smyrna; Prince Regent, Prowse, from Malaga; Planet, Young,
from Zante ; Eliza, Bart, from Embden ; Cosby, Pace, from
Hamburgh ; Amason, Blue, from ditto; George and Mary, Trail,
from Leghorn; Jane, Wilson, from St. Petersburgh ; Eclipse,
Thompson, from Faro • Doncaster, Marshall, fr.an Quebec;
Dickens, Proctor. from 'Xavia ; Sea Nymph, Burroughs, from
Gallipoli ; Adonis, Petrie, from Africa. Sailed the Fame, Trickey,
for Lisbon ; Coriolatus, Cole, tor Rio Janeiro; London. Turner,
for Jamaica; Abeona, Turner, for ditto; Fos, Whyte, for
Malta.
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HULL, Nov. 2l.—The Captain, Baxter. fern Aberdeen to Yet-
mouth, which was on short between Ingoldrnells and Grimsby, put
in here this day.
BEL/Atirr, Nov. 21.—The Clarkson. Ward, of and for Hull,
from Quebec, was on shore on Green Island Reef, 22d ult. had re-
ceived considerable damage, and was discharging.
OOTTENEUROM, Nov. B.—The George Canning, Bainbridge,
front Duntzie, is on shore near Wrango, but expected to be got oft:
The Ant, Roberts, is totally lost at Wrango, and three of the
crew drowned. The Hope, of Dundee, Aitken, from Riga to
Antwerp, was obliged to slip from two anchors in Flemish Roads,
and run into port. The ➢aria Sophie, Orimberg, from hence to
the Mediterranean, has put back from off the Texel, with consi-
derable damage.
ll.—The Rob Roy, Higgin, from Kiel to Gibraltar, is
totally wrecked near Wingoe. The crew, part of the cargo, and
some stores saved.

Bzio*w, OCT. s.—The Medea, Martens, of and from this
port to Leghorn, has put back, after being four weeks at sea, with
loss of mizen-mast, sails, &e. and must discharge.
PART., Nov. 21.—The Ange Gardien, from Bordeaux, which
was seized at Lima, has been released, with her cargo.
GIBRALTAR, OCT. 31—Two Colombian privateers, the Gene.
ral Soublette and a schooner, are cruising between this and
Malaga, and have captured and destroyed several coasters.
CORUNNA, Nov. B.—On the 2.1 d ult. a small boat was found
near Rivadeo, with "Matchless, Demerara," on it.

TARRAGONA, Now. 10.—Last night it came on to blow a gale
Rem S.S.W. with a tremendous sea. The Eagle, Henry, lost two
boats, cables, and warp ; the Lebanon, Blake, lost a boat and
damaged her stem ; two or three Spanish vowels sunk. There is
no advice from Salon, but it is hoped the English vessels loading
there have escaped.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SEPT. 20.—Most of the cargo and stores
of the Mulgrave Castle will be saved, and that part which is not
damaged sent on by the Victory, Ferguson ; the damaged part will
be sold.

The Intrepid, Parker, from Sunderland to London, is lost on
the Gunfleet Sand.
Ilia Majesty's ships Ariadne and Samarang were at the Mauri..
tins 22d August.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 23.
SNIPS ENTERED INNARD9.—The Mackerel, Russell, from
Cadiz ; Unity, Cook, lipid Providence, Pearson, from Dunkirk ;
Pilchard, Coates, from Malaga; Caroline, Caithness, from Al-
meira ; Dorcas, Lavender, from Calais; Eclipse, Thompson,
from Faro ; industry, Baker, and Sophia, Deetjen, from Lisbon ;
Planet, Young, from Zante ; Nancy, Candler, from Seville ; New
Union. Shilling, from Dieppe; Twee Gebroeders, De Jong, from
Rotterdam ; Crosby, Pace, from Hamburgh ; Eliza, Hart, from
Embilen ; Hollow Oak, Foster, from Limerick ; Ann, Rosier,
from Youghal ; Concordia, tiorley, from Cork ; and Robert, Deb-
net, from Waterford.
ENTERED 01;TWARDS.—The Haw, Browse, for Lisbon;
New York Packet, Crosbie, for Jamaica ; Kattern, Bosustow, fur
Terceira; Good Intent, Fox, for Hamburgh ; and Prince Saxe
Coburg, Ladd, for Rotterdam.
CLEARED OUTWARD. FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.--The
Delaford. Young, for St. Vincent's; Volusia, Ruffell, for Ja-
maica ; Robert, Bathgate, for Montserrat ; Woodman, Leary, tor
Van Diemen's Land ; Hampton, Ilantlyn, for Grenada ; and
*via, Storey, for Antwerp.
CLEARING OIITWARDS.—The Ellice, Stunner., for Tobago
Belle Alliance, Wilman, for Antwerp and Brussels; Dnke of
Bronti, Harris, and Princess Charlotte, Pixley, for Jamaica ;
Julie, Preager, for Calais ; and Cossack, Todd, for Naples and
Messina.

WRECK OF THE SIULGRAVE CASTLE.
CAPE TOWN, SEPT. 7.
On Saturday evening, soon after nine o'clock, the ship 3lulgrave
Castle, 450 tons, Capt. Ralph, from Gravesend the 30th of May,
bound to Madras and Calcutta, unfortunately got on shore near the
Moulin Battery, at Green Point. Early on Sunday morning she
bulged, and was completely tilled with water. Owing to the assist-
ance received from the shore, and the weather continuing tine, the
greater part of the cargo will be saved ; but it is feared the hull
must become a total wreck. The night was calm and star-light.
The loss of the vessel is attributed to the strong in-setting of the
current, and a sudden Laziness cooling on, which caused &deceptive
appearance in the distance of the lighthouse. A few minutes be-
tore the ship struck she was in fourteen fathoms water, the Cap-
tain at the gangway attending to the leadsman, and all the hands
on board looking out.