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

SHIPPING INi'ELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
FAtMOTITIT, Nov. B.—The former part of the day it blew tre-
mendously hard, the latter more moderate. Arrived -the Sand-
wich packet, from Lisbon, sailed 35th nit. •, Leslie Alexander,
Morns, from Sicily; the Dodge flesleg, Heathom, from Vir-
ginia; and the Posthumous, Reed, from the Downs.
l!Lvitrovvn, Nov. B.—Arrlved the Caroline, Cummings, from
Malaga; Mary, Doumaille„ from Newfoundland; New Manly,
Tyock, from Cephalonia; Lloyd, —, from Quebec; Atlantic,
Angel, from Havre. During a heavy squall, his Majesty's ship
Harlequin, proceeding to Hanioarc, in tow of a steamer, parted the
cable and drifted on shore, but has since been got off, and towed up
the harbour—Wind S.W., blowing hard.
Etowr o'CLoce P.M.—Wind S.W., blowing agale.
Cowes, Nov. /I.—Arrived the Louisa, Berglund, Swedish
brig, from Gefle. Drove this morning athwart the hawser of the
American brig Floyd, and carried away the jib.boom ; but the
Louisa sustained damage in her hull, and must come into harbour
to repair.

P;RTSMOLTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Express, Wells, from
the Downs, for Malaga, and the Indian Chief, Cochrane, from
ditto for Baltimore. Sailed the Burgess, Bennett, for London.—
Wind N.N.W., light airs.
NEWHAVEN. Nov. 11.—The Abeona, of Yarmouth, Cubitr,
from Cadiz to London, was driven on shore last night during a
severe gale at S.S.W. near Berling Gap, and bilged. The stores
saved, and it is expected that the cargo (consisting of 104 hhda.
and 155 butts of wine) will be saved. the crew and passengers
were saved by the exertions of Lieut. Clark, R.N. and three of the
men under his orders.
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Throughout last night it blew hard from
he southward, attended with rain. The ships in the Downs drove,
but brought up again. The schooner Hope, from Zante, lost an
anchor and cable. This morning, and throughout the day, it
has been moderate. Put back, and remain with the outward-bound,
the Seppings, Rogers, for Jamaica, and the Rio packet, Jago, for
Newfoundland.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 9.—The master of a Dunkirk fishing-boat,
which arrived here to-day, reports that the crew of the Canadienne,
Captain Rundle, from Quebec, bound to London, said to have
been lost last Thursday, on the Goodwin Sand, were landed hot
Saturday at Dunkirk ; and that a boat, marked " Rose of Jersey,
Captain Warman," had been washed on shore at that place.
MARGATE, Nov. 9.—Taken up in the Roads, abreast of the
town, and landed here last night, an anchor, about 6 cwt. No. 7176,
with about 47 fathoms 15-16 inch cable, Acrarnan, patent, nun
buoy and buoy rope, with a small part chain next the anchor.
GRAVESEND, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Timandra, Wray, from
Bengal ; Harriet, Fulcher, from Singapore; Puget, Wing, from
Smyrna; Jane and Mary, March, and speedy, Luke, from 'Rio;
Medleys, Symonds, and Harmony, Woodall, from Demerara;
Ceres, Dunn, from Quebec ; Good Hope, Chapple, from Naples
Fair Arcadian, Jones, from Demerara ; Deveron, —, from New
South Wales; Grecian, , from Honduras; Female, Chapman,
from Mho*, Swallow packet, Denholm, from Tarragona; Har.
moray, Mearns, from Cadiz; Charlotte, Clayea, from Oporto;
Indian, Gibson, from the Sonth Seas; Cesar, Fisher, from Cuba ;
Symmetry Bedwell, from Chesme. Sailed the Hannah, Stones,
for St. !Michael's; Tulloch Castle, Pearce. for St. Michael's;
Ann, Foreman, for Jamaica; Sarah Christina, Fisher, for ditto;
Jenny, Pieter!, for Marseilles; Gambia, Grove, for Si. Mary's;
Iris, Bateman, for Havre; Georges, Jansen, for Copenhagen.
YARMOUTH. Nov. 9.—lt blew a heavy gale last night from
S.S.W., with rain ; and about eight o'clock lighti were seen ou
Scroby Sand, but soon lost sight of. The weather was so bad no
boats could get out. This morning a boat went off, and found the I
wreck of a vessel, of about 10 or 12 keels of coals ; and on the
archboard " TRA NSFE," but could distinguish nothing more.
It is towed the crew are lost.

Bitusszt.s. Nov. 11.—We learn from the Texel that the English
brig the Charles, Captain Stodart, from Newhaven to Sunderland.
stranded on Eyerland . the crew escaped in the long-boat. The
vessel will probably be lost.
• OrrEND, Nov. has been very stormy for several days,
and on Thursday! blew a gale from N.N.W. ; but is now very
moderate.