The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-09 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELfiGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, JAm. G.

Wind E.—High Water, 14 minutes past 9.
No arrival.—No Irish mail.
The Dalhousie Castle, hence for New York, passed Holyhead
on the 4th inst. at four. p m.
The Charlton. Whitial, for Liverpool, passel Holylicad on the
sth inst. at ten, a.m. Wind E.S.E. Worm& hard, dark cloudy
weather.
The Astrea, Bradener, and "[Aches, Becher, from Stettin for
Liverpool, have arrived at Christiansand.
The Alexander 1., Schulman, from Riga fur Liverpool, has ar-
rived at Clinstiansand.
The Acorn, Christie, from Liverpool, arrived at Names.
The Britannia (steamer), from Liverpool for Rio de Janeiro, has
arrived at Cove with machinery damaged.
The Everson, Severson, front Liverpool, arrived at St. Vincent's
on the 16th Noventtler.
The Leeds, from Liverpool for New York, was spoken with on
the '2'9th December about 100 miles S.W. of Cape Clear.
SATURDAY, JAN. 7.
Wind E. cloudy, blowing hard last night.--High Water, 9 min.
past 10..—Three Irish mails due.
Arrived the Columbian, Oiddem, from Maranham ; and Joe,
Lumley, from Lisbon.
The Anna. Church, from Demerara, arrived at llarbadoes on
' the 22d of November very leaky and discharging.
The Edith., Burns, from Liverpool, has arrived at Alexandria
(Egypt.)
Sailrd on Thursday the Mary Cumming, —, for Rio de
Janeiro; Rebecca, Herbert, for Montevideo; and Neptune,
Lute!). for Rostra.
Sailed yesterday the Flora, Blair, for Charleston ; Muto, Arthur,
for Vera Cruz , 51 irantla , 51•Leod, for St. 31 ichael's ; Crisis,
Pyott, for Marseilles ' • Courier, Cuxon, for Rio de Janeiro ; Doris,
Houghton, for Sierra Leone ; James, Ftll, for Africa ; and Wit-
helmina. 51'001, for Tricate.
Sailed to-day the Oglethorpe, —, for Savannah ; Orozembo,
Thompson, for New York : Clyde, Thompson, for Gibraltar;
Laurel, Dunn, for New Orleans ; Jane, Walsh, for Valparaiso :
and Wm. Appleton, Banks, for Jamaica.

FALMOUTH, JAN. s.—lt has blown such strong gales, with
heavy squalls, for the last two days. that the outward-bound cannot
get under weigh.--Wind E. to L.S.E.
FALMOUTH, JAN. s.—lt has continued hlnwing tremendously
from the eastward since yeviterday. AU the blipping in the port
are riding in safety.
PLY mu t;TIG JAN. 5. --Sailed the Nestor. llikner, for St. He.
lena : the Sector. Hart, for St. Michael's: the Hussaren, Gibson,
for the Cape of Good Hope; the Ciesar, Fisher. for Sierra Leone,
and the Vibelia transport, for Cork, with other outward-bound
vissel..—Wind

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PLYMOUTH. JAN. s.—The Kent, Wallis, is found so leaky
that she is unloading her cargo, and must go into dock to re-
pair. she having struck the Colder Rocks in entering the port, not
being able to obtain a pilot, it blowing so hard.
PORT CHOI' T ti. JAN. 6.—Arrived the Concord, Freeman, from
London.—Wind E. with rain and blowing strong.
DEat.. JAN. 6.—A brig, under French colours, passed this
morning far Ramsgate, leaky. The Admiral Cockburn, for Rot-
terdam, and the Palahix, for Lisbon. remain, the former has been
supplied with an anchor and etsble.—Wind E. blowing strong.
DEM., JAN. 6.—Tlie Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, for Rotter-
dam, lost an anchor and cable last night in the Downs, and has
been supplied with another from hence, and remains. The Gear-
giana, llaylett, weighed from Margate Roads yesterday afternoon,
assisted by ten extra men from Margate, to get her anchor, and
arrived in the Downs about seven p.m., and landed her pilot and
extra hands; after which shc proceeded on her voyage with a line
breeze from the eastward.

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GRAVESEND, JAN. 6.—..rrivvu the Ifero, !Brat, from aaaM.
burgh. It has blown a gale all day at East.
W tvENitoE, JAN. 6.—'fhe William, !thane, of and from
Hull, for London, got on the Buxey Sand yesterday, and was
obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard. She has been as-
sisted here by some salvage smacks.
SCARBOROUGH, JAL 5.—A host, marked " Rye Merchant,
Bye," painted on the outside of the stern, and "Stephen Fuller,
master," within, has been picked up on the Strand, about two
miles to the southward of this port. The cargo of the Trim, of
Arbroath, from Kid for London, has been lauded, part of it being
in a damaged state. _ _ .

tiOTTENBURGIL JAN. 3.—The Johanna Sophia, Lunburg,
ran on ahoreon the lino. 30th ult.

....,r.avvrtcxn, 23.—The Caroline, Imefatz. from Liver-
mot to Danizie, and the Prince Frederick, Stutz. from London to
Laurvig, were wrecked near Elmwood, 14th instant, and little or
nothing saved. The following vessels have pot in here with da-
mage; Sostre, Nilsen, Copenhagen to Hull, cargo damaged
And must discharge; Resolution. Steen. Copenhagen to Hull,
egg° heated, and must be discharged; Carl and Robert, Otts-
ched, Hantsic to Leith, part of the cargo must be discharged ;
Ft-Mu:len, Jorgensen. soon to Boulogne, leaky, and must dis-
cliggit; Nocohne, 111oldt. from Alborg: to Lisbon, bas put into
Schutesnatot, with damage, and cargo heated; 4 Sodakende,
BaaNen, of Prederickstadt, is lying at Faioharbour, much da-
maged.
Itraore., DEC. 20.—The Frau Marie. Pedersen. from New-
castle to Flensburg, has put in here with loss of sail., and must
discharge. The Hercules. llovelgul, from tette to Christiania, is
' off the coast, with loss of nails, &c., having been aground; she is
"Peered up to discharge and repair. The (lode Haab, ()underarm,
from Ilambirrgh to Christiania, in arrived on the coast, in a very
leaky state, and expected tip to discharge and repair. The —,
Eburhard. from Stettin to Bordeaux, is on the coast, and will be
up to retain.

The Geduld. fterzke, from London to Memel, was lost on the
Mtn Nov., off the coast of Norway.
The James Sibbald. Forbes. from London, was. on the Sth of
Sepumber, fn hp. 18. S. long. 52. and expected to reach Bom-
bay the end of that month, or early in ()ember t she spoke the
ltritannia, from London to Bombay, tl.e 13th of August, iu lat.
:37. S. long. 14. E.
The books at Lloyd's on Saturday presented the unusual ap-
pearance of only two arrivals, viz. the Colo nbiatt, Geddes, from
31aranhurn, off 'Liverpool, and the Regent, Cole, from S:. John's,
New Brunswick, at Hull.

On 53nt0rday night, between the hours of eight nr.d nine
o'clock, the hottiehold and numerous aonwrners at the Swan. wi h.
lyou-Nrck. faml.lane, were suddenly plunged into a state or alarm
easier to be imagined than described, in oonseqttence of the Whalen
chimney hawing caught tire. The bricks haring become red hot
would hare quietly set fire to the first eonr had it not been fur the
exertions of the porters, who, under the direction of the house-ear.
pester. who happened fortonuiely to be onxiie spot, made a breach
1010 the Awe, and, by means of a temporary scaffold, succeeded in
aeseleg wax with such cftici upon the flames as speedily to sub.
due them..