The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-24 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Herefordshire. Hope, was to sail from Madras, for Penang
and China, the 31st July.
BATAVIA, AUGUST 13.—The Cky of Edinburgh,
from New South Wales, wax mantling in for Batavia as the
Il°oo ly was eating out. A Liverpool brig was loading for
Holland.
SAILING FROM SINGAPORE...A brig sailed Isom Singapore
the lath of June. kr threrpwel. • • ^
The Marquis Wellesley, Coulsalc hem London to the Mauri-
tius,_ the 11th Oct., in lat. 15, N. long. 25. Si'.
Doyen, Nov. 22. —There has been picked up. and carried
to the under-mentioned places, of the late ship's (Ogle Castle)
cargo :-
3CO Bales Cotton
2 Casks Gum }at Ostend.
2 Casks Pepper
103 Bales Cotton
I Caere Bees WarW'N'} at Blackenbury.
B.
SHIPPING INIWLI,IGENCE.
CI!STO;:H(7I67, Nov. 22.
SNIPS ENTERED INwar Ida, Poppien, from Oporto;
Vrouw Elsins, Pekelder, frows Antwerp; Princess Charlotte,
Way, from Lisbon ; Cumbertendo Clements, from Faro ; Queen
Charlotte, Fenner, from Dunkirk; Susan and Mary. Steward,
from St. Übe 's ; Britannia, Ruby, from Lisbon ; Joseph and Ann,
Read, front Denis ; Assiduous, Scirel I, from Vil laviciosa ; Lloyd's,
%Vinterbottom, from Quebec; Acorn, Derry, from Liverpool;
Gleaner, Bardwell, from Malaga 4 Arctic, King, from Wexford ;
Hero, Smith. from Waterford; Sisters, Best, from Report° and
Catanea ; and Jane, Walker, frm Guernsey.
-ENTISED OUTWARDS.—The Coventry, Purdie, for the Cape
of Good Hope • London, Gilas, for Rotterdam; Berwickshire,
Shepherd, for India and China; Thames, Havkide, for ditto:
Leaky Alexander, Monk, for Dublin; Iris, Peyton, for Belfast;
Helene, Astrope, for Hydra and Smyrna ; and Telegraph, It! Kyli,
for Antwerp.
CLEARING 011TIVA1110.--TIM Hampton, Hamlyn, for (ire-
nada; Perseverance, Thomas, for Teneriffc and Tampico; %Vest
India Packet, Reynold). for New Providence ; Echo, Benest, for
Guernsey and Jersey; Coriolanas, Cole, for Rio de Janeiro; Au-
gustus Cesar Se/by, for Jamaica; Eagle, Ware, for Cadiz ; and
Britannia, amides, fee Bt. Lucia.
Cxeraee OUTWARDS TO IeELAND.—The Swift, Pavey, for
Dublin.
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

111Par.motrew, Nov. 21.—Arrfeed the A henna. Patterson, from
London for St. Widmer,. Sailed Ole Redpole Packet, for the Lee-
ward Islands.

PLYMOVTU, Nov. 21.—Sailed the Britannia, Orfeur, and Sea
Lark, Warren, for London.
COWES, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Two Friends, Sayers, from
Matanzas, in 41 days. Off the Wight the Franklin, Hardy, from
Virginia.
Po a r mo urn, Nov. 22.—Anived the Comet, °metope, from
Batavia.
DOVER, Nov. 22.—Tbe Janis, Newbegin, from Sunderland
for Worthing, which was on shore, has been brought into the liar.
boor, with damage.
DIAL. Nov. 22.—Arrived the Fidelity, English, from Quebec ;
the Levant, ',Mar, from St. Kitt's ; the Retrench, Angell, from
Jamaica; and the Hennes, Robinson, from Pernambuco. Ar-
rived from the River and sailed the St. Vincent's Planter. Boyd,
for Jamaica; the Temple, Whitworth, for ditto; the Justine,
Young, for Grenada; the Demerara Packet, Dew, for Jamaica;
the British Monarch, Pearson, for Demerara. Sailed the Garland
Grove, Pengelly, for Jamaica; the Delaford, Young, for St. Vin.
cent's; the West Indian, fluttery, for Jamaica; the Portland,
Just, for ditto ; and the Smyrna Packet, Bull, for Smyrna.
Five o'CLoc P.M..—The appearance is fora northerly wind.
Several of the outward-bound are getting under weigh, but the day
being close we cannot distinguish them.
GRAVESEND, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Pilchard, Coats, from
Malaga; Sophia, Dietjen, front Lisbon; Industry, Baker, from
ditto; Sarah, Robinson, fVom the Gambia; Xenophon, Fleming,
from New York; Elizabeth, Osten, frmn Alexandria; Calypso,
fludman, from Malaga. Sailed the Delatord, Young, for St.
Vincent's; Volusia, Raffles, for Jamaica; Robert, Bathgate, for
Montserrat; Woodman, Leary, for Van Diemen's Land ; Hemp.
ton, Napier, for Grenada; and Asia, Storey, for Antwerp.
SUNDERLAND, Nov. 21.—The Advens. Potts, which was
driven on shore here, has this day been got off, and brought into
the harbour.

'idsasElLLEs. Nov. 14.—The master of the Jeune Antoine,
arrived from Port-au-Prance, has communicated to the Health
Office that he anchored at Cape Spinet on the 3d ult., and sailed
the 9th, and was informed there, by a Colombian schooner, that an
A igerine corsair of 18 guns had captured two northern vessels, but
he did Dot know to what nation they belonged.
ST. Joules, NEWFOUNDLAND, OCT. 23.--The Pheasant,
Banks, from Liverpool, fur Placeotia, has put in here, with loss
of sails and bulwarks. Cargo damaged and shifted.

Off Dover—The Ellen, Mortimer, from Figueroa
The Larkins, Williamson, bound to London, put back to Ben.
gal, 18th June, leaky, and it was supposed would be obliged to go
into dock.
The schooner, Sarah, of Yarmouth, Bishop, for London, with
potatoes, got on the Bernard Sand, on Sunday evening, and bunk,
and it is feared will be wrecked. Crew saved.
VESSELS SPONEN WITII—The Glide, —, 21st Oct., for
Boston, let. 41, long. GI ; Orleans, --, 10th inst., for Bristol,
United States, lat. 47, long. 30, by the Two Friends, Sayer, ar.
rived at Cowes.
The Janet and Margaret's, M`Vie, fro. 43Iasgow to Bathos,
was stranded near KilLas, 18th inst. Crew sated.