The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-21 00:00:00

THE ftRITISH PRESS.'

THE ROYAL NAVY.

Ymrstotut, JAN. 18.
Since our last easterly winds have continued to prevail, and the
vessels bound up Channel have been detained at their moorings.
Several sail of Irish traders hound for London, &c. brought up
under the Breakwater on Saturday, finding it fruitless to remain at
sea with the wind ahead. reaterday the wind shifted to the west-
ward, and many mil departed for their deatinatior.a.
The Onyx, transport sailed on Tuesday, with victualling stores,
for Corfu; the Supply, naval transport. for Milford and the
Tortoise and Goodaill, dock-yard lighters, with naval stores for
Portsmouth. _ .

The Nitptingsle cutter, Lieut. Kitchen, came in on Tuesday
from a crup,e, and sailed again immediately,
The CIUTICHOII, 10, Captain Seymour, arrived yesterday from a
cruise._ . .

In ilamosze--Britannia, Genoa. Windsor Castle, Jaya, Lively,
Nimrod, Bittern, Liramble; and the Royal Charlotte and Laps/nig,
revenue cutters. _ _ .

Between Island And Maip—Shtunrock and Camelion.

In the Sound—Druid.

Captain IL A. Yates has recommissioned the Espiegle. for Chan-
nel service. Acting Lieutenant T. Creser is appointed Lieutenant
of the Ariadne. Lieutenant Rnchfcrn is appointed to command
the Bittern tender, vice Dwyer ; Mr. Nicholas Drew, of the Ca-
melion, to be purser of the Lively, vice Oughton, left at Vcra
Crux; Mr. John Day Jones to be Purser of the Camelion, vice
Drew; Mr. Dennis, Purser, to the Victor, on the Cork station.
The Rev. Thomas Surridge, Chaplain to the Ganges. •
Lieutenant John Hewitt ix appointed Quarter-Master of the
Portsmouth Division of Royal Marines.
The Sparrowhswk, 18, Captain Polkinhorn, is to be stationed on
the Irish coast.

The Countess of Morley, Jeffm, of and for this post, was ct St.
John's, New Brunswick, Decerniks 13. and was to sail in a few days.

The Britannia, Fulbister, from this port, which has been on
shore at St. John's, New Brunswick, was nearly ready to commence
loading December 8.
The Duke of Marlborongli packet, Captain Bull, arrived at Fal-
mouth on Sunday. tram Lisbon. On the 12th instant, about 108
miles W. of the Scilly Islands, she fell in with the Brailsford, be-
longing to this port, David Wilson, master, from St. John's. New
Brunswick, with timber fur Falmouth, water-logged, and in want
of provisions, which were supplied by the Marlborough. The
crew, though much exhausted, preferred remaining ors board, in
hope of preserving the vessel and cargo.—Plyniorith Jaansal.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, JAL •19.

Wind N.W..fair:7Higlmr.4ter, 41 in: p. 7.

Arrived last night the Christiana, White, from St. Jaqo de Cabs.
Arrived this day the Countess Dalhousie, from Valparaiso;
Panthea, Hathaway, from New York.—aailed 26th Dec. ; Baltic,
Chariot, and Oro. Clinton, from Savannah ; Martha, Smart, from
Buenos Ayres—soiled 213tb October.
Off, the Sylvanus Jenkins, Macy. from Charleston, with
1.800 hales (4 cotton on board, the largest cargo shipped
front the port; Bengali. from Calcutta; Hornillos, Lane, from
Davannah—sailed lOthiDec.; sod Fame, Davis, from St. Michael's.
The Al eteor, Newland, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
20th. December.
The. Jane, lialure, from Liverpool, arrived at New Orleans
'2llth November.

• The' Alexander, Hogg; Neptune, Saul: and Venus, Blared,
from'Liverpool, have arrived at Mobile. •
The Andrinah, Tejo, front Lisbon, for Para, was totally lost
in Para river.

.The Countess Dalhousie sailed from l'alpandso 22th September,
in cent any with his Majesty's ship Tartu, for England; left the
Jane, Quirk, at Valparaiso.

HOLYHEAD, JA,I. 18.
Wind S.W. by S.—blowing fresh with dark weather.
Arrived this morning. windbound, the shooner Tagus, Kettle,
from Liverpool to Idcbon-..veiterday- at ten, A nt. was in company
with the James Cropper, otthe Head.
The Crocodile, Britton, from Liverpool, has arrival's Gib-
raltar ; and Lovely Ann, Champion, from Charente to London,
with loss of bulwarks, &c. _ _ _

Arrived the Arabian. Atkins, from, Savannah—aaileillith Dec.
ip company with the, Haltic—the Charriot '3l44llth—the George
Clinton was to sail 111th for Liverpool.
Arrived the Algonquin, from Philadelphia, Railed 20th Decem-
ber. The Little Cherub sailed for Liverpool..l3th. On the 14th
January, in Ist 50, 41, long. 15, 45, fell In with brig Agnes, of
Leith, with only the mainmast standing; and water-lugged; she
_appeared to lave been lately abandoned.
The. Roman, Dickinson, from Liverpool, arrived off New York
161 h December.
--Tpe fleneral Brown, 31armion, and Majestic, from Liverpool,
haie arrived at Charleston.
The Allison, Darer, from Liverpool, arrived 'in the-Aliuissippi
221 November.
The Delaware, Hamilton, from Liverpool, arrived at Philadel-
phia, 13th December.

FALWOUTII, .lair. 18.L:Wind S.lV.—Arrived the Prince Re:
gent packet, from Buenos Ayres, failed the 7th November, and
from 31onte Video the 12th ditto ; Dove, quick, front London,
for Vera Cruz. Sailed the fleighiogtun, \% ilwu ; Ann, Black.
hood ; Good Intent, Cotinelly ; and Pole tender, Laugdon, tor
London.

PLYMOUTH, "JAN. lII.—WInd S.W.—Arrived the Duke of
York, ttom St. Alit:bad'''. Sailo.ol,e Barran ; Hope. Bus-
sell; (hit, rootgate ; Fanny. Maddocks; Emerald Isle, Morse;
Henrietta, Goods; Alonzo, Perkins:. Faiourite, Ford; and Com.
meter. for London, and Europe, Willis, for Scarborough.
CO wEs, AN. 19.—Arrived the Sir C. Scott (late Wise) from
Bataela ; Albion, Lee, from Charleston ; 'and Thontas and Mary,
from St. Michael's. -
PORTSMOUTH, JAN: 19.—Wind N.N.W. by N.E.—Arrived
the nova Oak, Manning, from Loi.don, and John and Sally,
Smith. from Wexford.

DEA).. JAN. 12.—IVind X.W.—Arrived and remain the MO
Crawford, Langdon, from Singapore, and Brilliant, from Bilbou.
Assert through from the River, the William Bryant, Davis, for
Jamaica; Timea, Clarks for the Cape; Symmetry, Watson, for
Constantinople ; Magnet, %Watkins, for Oporto; Egena, Cloak,
for St. Domingo; Lord %Wellington, and Lloyds, for Sierra
'Leone; iled Lima packet, fort Gibraltar. An American ship is
corning in from the westward, with the letter X on her foretop.
sail The Conipooy's 'ships -George the Fourth and Berwick.
shire, for India, gaited this day, with the whole of the outward.
bound.

GRAVESEND, JAN. I9.—Arrived the Greenwich, Thomson,
front the South Seas; A nnelinra, Church, Calais. Several vessels,
detained here by the ice, has proceeded up the river. Sailed the
Wannexen, Larsen, fo► Christtansand.
OLINLyme, Jaw. I7.—The Susannah, 'Lewis, from London,
arrived here from Newry on Sunday, and is discharging her cargo,
which appears to be in good order..
litissatt. JAN. Is.—The Eliza, of Cardigan, Davis, from
Cork, is totally wrecked on Sandy Cove. Island, near the entrance
of this harbour ; crew, except a boy, saved by the Preventive boat
under the commond of Lieut. Barry.
TARRAGONA, JAN. s.—Tho Rhoda. Bully, is nearly loaded.
The Cecilia Sophia, Jebsen, is about to be despatched for Rio Ja.
neiro, on a market. _

fIuENOS AYRES, Nov. 7.—A schooner privateer, mounting 10
guns and 110 men, is ready fhr sea, with a license from the hide-
pendent Government of the Banda Oriental, to cruise against the
Brazilian flag. She is watched by the Brazilian vessels of war
Libe,ral, a corvette of i 0 guns, the Maypu, a brig of 14 guns, and
three gun.bnats.
MONTEVIDEO, Nov. ll.—The Liberty has arrived with most
part of the cargo of the Prince Leopold, Sadler, from Liverpool,
whits has been sold. The vessel has been sold for ISO dollars.
The Bahia Packet, Mitchel, from Liverpool to !Jilin', put io
here 3th inst. in distress, and will require considerable repairs.