The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, SUNDA+ Evsrii+c;

Wind W. to S.W.—High Water 10 minutes prat g.
Arrived the Good Intent, from Wexford ; Mary, (rote{
ditto; Cortes, from New York—sailed the 9th instant;
Sisters, from St. Michael's; Tiffin, from Smyrna; Sophie,
from Dublin ; Vrow Maria, from Au twerp ; dug Con-
stance, from ditto.
Arrived last niche the Eleanor, from NeW orieausi
Alexander Mansfield, from New York—sailed the Ist Ite-
ceinber, same day as the last packet ship; and Inde-
fatigable, horn Pernambuco.
The piece of board, with " Nlotlnt Vernon" upon it.
picked up in Caernarvon Bay, suppnaed to be the stern of .
that vessel, hound from hence to Boston, is now supp.is,
to be the head-board only, on which the name is now
generally painted.

SHIPPING INTELLIGEATA%

CUSTO3I,IIOUSE, J.N. 31. •
SHIPS ENTERED INV/•lll3l.—The Prince of %rotaries°, Page,
from (h.tend ; Zealous, Reed, front Trieste • Golden Grove, Steel,
from Alexandria ; William and Marv, Nelson, from Buenas.;
Agenoria, Barker, from Memel " • Sovereign. German, from Porte.
mouth ; Sir William Congreve,Davisou, from Liverpool ; Caro,
line, Winberg. from Stettin; Aitive, Lundy, from Pillau ; Yrouve
Ilederika, De Jonge, from Seville s Robert and Ana, Straughen.
from Petersburgh ; Heroine, Ostler, from ltotterdatn ; Henry,
Fenwick. front Alexandria ; Brothers, Bram', from Ilti■rma
Phoenix packet, Wrangham, crone liamburgh ; Jonge Pieter,Addeson, from ditto ; Aticervs, Noboru, from Bremen ; Her-
mann, Wittorp, front flamburgli Sall), Guy, from Jrsey
John. 'Willson, from ditto ; Wellington, } rench, from ditto ; Led:
nomy, Willis, from Riga ; Situ*, Thompson, from flown% ; Julie,
Prager, from Calais ; Hawk. Loveys. from Newfoundland ; liar.
rick, Smith, from Petersburgh ; Stephen Gee, Cook, from ditto
and Chinon.; Perseverance, Clarke,, from Cork ' • Autumn, Mgt.;
ton, from Belfast; Duchess of Somerset. Jolly, from "Waterfe.rd ;
Apollo. Mcippett, from Cork{ Earl of Uxbridge, Hughes, front
from Waterford ; Agnes, Wilson, from Dublin ; and Blenheim,
Warren, from IVerford.,
ENTLYEI) OUT WARW.—The Miriam and Jae, Henley. for
Quebec and Mon.re,al; Atuitie, Heyte, for Rouen ; Lively. Bax-
ter, for Bordeaux ; Saxony, Palmer, for liamburgh ; Quebec
packet, Atkinson, for Quebec and Montreal; Scotia, Wylie, for
Lanz. and Gd. Canary ; Commerce. Prot. fur Rotterdam; Prince
of Saxe Coburg, Ladd, for ditto ; Triton, Owens. for &Bast ;
Jellies and Theresa, Aston, fur Marseilles ; Helens, Coley, fur
Malta and Corfu ; and Sophia, Rae, fur Tampico anti Mexico. •
CLEA NED OUTWARDS rtwat.t.v AT (;RAVESEXI3.—The
Drummond, for New York ; Henry William. Worts, for
Malta and 'deice; Diana, Davis, jun., fur Para; King George,
Psy, for Calais ; Joyeuse Arrivee, Ilenist, for Antwerp and Brus-
sels ; Ouverwagt, Rooderkirk, for Rotte:dant ; Caledonia, Chrys-
tie, for Rfadeira and Jamaica ; Aimwell, 31 birson, for Lisbon;
Fox, Fox, jun., for Ostend ; and Kingston, Luckie, for De:
ID Mr&

LucaRING Orrtwaans.—The Rotterdam, Laming, for Roe-
tenlarn.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

lift mot, TN, JAN. 36.—Arrived from the Downs, the Ame:ia,
Bull. for C'adie; the Three Brothers, Kampson, for St. Michael's;
and the David Lyon, Berry, for Jamaica.
Poityserowrit, JAN. 31.--Arrived front the Downs, the Skel-
ton. Castill. fur New York ; the Cambria, Cook, for Jamaica he
Glasew, Phillips, for St. Michael's; awl the Daphne, Kohler,
from Hamburgh. for New Orleans; the latter passed on.
Dear.. Jar. 3E—Arrived and sidled for the River, the Bet 0.
Harniri;ion, from Meseina the Jane, Dorkin, from Seville ; the
Grehain Moore, Dixon, front Palermo ; the Importer, Deeper,
from Berbice ; and the Ecterprise, Lloyd, from Ittga--the letter
remains. Arrived from the River and remain, the Henry and
William, 'Worts, for 31alta ; the Progress, Bartel 6ir Tfiette
the Hope, Madge, foe S. Michael's ; and the Samuel and ,ton,
Hawes, for Cork.
GuAvrhhxa D,JAN.3l.—Arrived the Myrtle, APLairne, Born Lies
bon ; Lark, l'ivins, from St. Michael's ; Perthshire. Sangster. front
ditto ; Brothers, Lysier, front byte; Vronw Henrietta, Heins,
from Ilaniburglt ; and Salmi, Thomson, from Husem.—Sailed the
Marshal Blucher, l'ound, for Rotterdam ; and the Rotterdam,
Lamir.g, tarditto.
J•rttrahr 31.—Arrived; the Augusta, Sap, Prone
Antwerp. Sailed, the Brietois, Lewitt, fur Notts.
Ait x tour, Jay. 211.—The Eliza, Foley, of and from Dung:rim
to Bristol, was driven on the Bar of Wicklow. last night. after
springing a leak during a heavy gale on Wednesday night and
'Thursday marring. The cargo is discharging, corns of which
is damaged, and it is expected that the vessel will be gm off Isext
springs.
Pants, Jaw. %.—The Aimahle Vietoire, Heurteaux, from
Dunkirk fur Bordeaux, is wreckel near Quineville—part of U 4
cargo saved.

VESSELS SPorrx WITTI —The Mari, Venus, for Tobago. by
the Arundel, put back to Cork ; the %V Haim, Liverpool for Deont•
ran, 27th Jan.. by the Helen. arrived in the Clyde.
The Arundel, Ford. front London to Dominica, put back to Cork
28th ult. In a leaky state, part of hcr cargo (bricks) thrown over-
board.

'the William henry, !towel!, has arrived at Newfoundland.

LOSS OF THE SPRING GROVE. SOUTH-SEAMAN.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Wiltshire, agent to Lloyd's at
Mogadure, dated 13th Dec.
Sir,—l beg leave to cornmonleate to you, for the information
of the subscribers to Lloyd's, the unfortunate loss of the ship
Spring Grove of London, Captain Wm. Hughes, on this coast. to
' the northward of Satfee, on the 23d ult. By letters received
from Captain Hughes up to the 9th inst. 1 learn, that the brring
Grove wns bound to the South Season a whaling voyage. 'rite vea-
-1 eel went to pieces won after she struck on the beach, and of cense-
! quenee only a small proportion of tackling, whaling-apparel, Ite.
has boen saved, and two of the crew perished in attempting to get
on shore. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and the remainder of the crew
(twenty in number) are now residing at Saffee, but, in the course of
two or three days, 1 expect they will be conveyed to this ipso. I
beg further to inform you, that 1 have despatched en express tnea-
emcee to the Emperor, to request that he will give orders to the
' Governor of Satfee, to deliver into my possession the papers saved
from the wreck. As soon as his klajesty's orders are received to
that efGct, 1 shall take the requisite steps for the benefit of the
terests of ell parties concerned.
(signed) " WK. WILL m sgc.
" To John Bennett, Esq."

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE, Fez. 1.
!arra POOL. Jay. 31.—Wind light, from S.W.—Arrived the
packet ship Cones, lie Cost, from New York—sailed the kith inin
(fifteen passengers).
The Ceres, from Charleston for Liverpool, put into Nor.
folk (Virginia) on the ht January, with loos of sails; out 12 dept.

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The success of the herring fishing in the Frith of Forth
continues. This morning the supply was about the same as
Yesterday, that is, about 21,00. They were sold to-day at
3s. and Ss. 3d. a hundred, and retailed at a halfpenny
each, and five for two-pmee.—Gtar,Tew Chronicle.
The mildness of the season affording little hopes of a
plentiful supply of ice for the confectioners, four vessels
are getting ready in the river Thames, for the express mu-
pose of proceeding to Norway, Bpitzbergen, Arc. to obtain
cargoes of ice. A similar venture took place a few years
since, which turned out of great advantage to the sp.!cri-
lators, &c.
Sri:et:LA.lloN Manta.—The London Magazine. Now
Series, No. 11. contains a History of the Ririe and Fall of
the ./Eronatitical Swineshearing Lunarian Joint Stock Cour-
pany ; together with a variety of very interesting Papers,
among which are Napoleon and the Russian Campaign, by
an Eve Witness--Captain Meddling's Journal of 1)r.
Hitehener's Conversations—Men, Measures, aed Mauness
in France in 1823, &c.
Have you seen the Alpacas? is the first glory in
fashionable life : in fact, not to have seen them, is betray-
ing a want of information—they
are decidedly the most
interesting exhibition in the metropolis : their extreme
beauty and docility is the theme of admiration of the nu-
merous parties that daily visit them ; in fact, the hour of
feeding at the Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Change (eight
o'clock in the evening). is quite a fashionable lounge.
We are given to unders:and that those singular prolne-
tions of nature, the tic,. r cubs, wkelpcsi iu Mr. AtlCns's
travelling menagerie. are alive and thriving, and that as
artist of great celebrity has been down to Bath, to take a
sketch of them.