The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-05 00:00:00


THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the undermentioned Regi-
ments oflufantry, viz. :—The sth, 12th, 20th, 97th,
YBth, 96th, 37th, 41st, 47th, 60th, 69th, 85th, 95th,
99th, and the Royal African Corps, embarked, on the
loth ult. at Dublin, under the command of Staff-Sergeant
Langstaff; for Bristol, on their route to the depots of their
respective Corp,.
Detachments belonging to the following Regiments
of Foot, viz. :—tbe sth, 9th, sad, 31st, 33d, nth, 77th,
145th, 91st, 93d, and 96th, embarked, on the 20th ult.,
at Cork, under the command of Sergeant lowland,
for Bristol, on route to the depots of their respective Re-
giments.
detaohment belonging to the 84th Regiment of Foot
embarked on the 91st ult. at Dublin for Bristol, on the re-
cruiting service.
Detachments belonging to the undermentioned Regi-
ments of Infantry; viz.:— the 30th, 31st, 37th, 41st,
46th. 64th, 70th, the Cape Corps, and the Royal Afri-
tan Colonial Corps, embarked a: Dublin on the 23d ult.
under the command of Staff Sergeant Crawley, for Bristol,
on their route to the depots of their respective Regiments.

THE AMERICAN LOYALISTS.
The pensions and allowances, which will become due on
the Sth instant, to the American Loyalists, will be in
eaut:e of payment, between the hours of eleven and twelve
o'clock, on the Sib and I2th inst., and on the first Wednes-
day in each succeeding month.

LIVERPOOL, Mu SDAY.

Arrived the Shamrock, from Belfast ; Ellen Jenkinson,
from Lisbon ; Agenoria. from Newfoundland ; Douglai,
from Newfoundland ; Robert Kerr, from St. Anat., w's,
New Brunswick ; Waterloo, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick ; Fairy Queen, from Gibraltar ; Defence, Iran
Dublin ; and Amelia, from Dundalk.
Off—the Ann, M'Kenzie, from Pernambuco.
The dmand for cotton has increased this day, in conse-
quence of a numerous quantity of buyers from Mancheater
coming to market; prices may therefore be quoted at id. to
d., and on some sorts Id. advance. Upwards of 10,000
Packages have changed hands ; many holders will not sell
at present prices.
The Grain Market has been dull, but holders are stiff
and sanguine.
morees.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. Jaw. 3.
ESTIESD lxviaans.—The St. Charles, Leslie, from Cork ;
Nan/ Philips, from Belfast • New Astle,y, Codoor, from Dub-
lin ; icholaar Curry, from Cork ; Hems, k aillant, from Calais ;
Success, Constable, from Xsbia ; Active, Ash, from Seville;
Glasgow, Phillips, from Lisbon ; Perseverance, Margolj, from Ca.
leis j Fortroendet, Akcson, from Getle ; John Dougan, Leggett,
from Smrrna ; Mount Vernon, Holmes, from Demerara ; Tinier.
lane, Bristow, from Leghorn ; Cambridge, Barker, from Bombay
and the Cape of Good Hope ; Brutus, Collins, from Havannah ;
Verwasting. Rorderkirk, from Faro; Roes, Huntley, from St.
John's, ; James, Walton, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ; fps.
w ch, Mackie, from St. John's, N. 8.; Sicilian, Jamieson, from
L pert°
EST FRED OUTWARDS.—The Nimrod. Milne, for Tenerife;
Cower, Wheatley, for C. Haytian and St. Domingo ; Noormahull,
Scott. for Batavia and Singapore; Briton, Scanlan, for Dublin;
Mt), Hine, and Herefordshire, Hope, for India and Cbins.
CVE at E wannaFt rut tar AT 0 ItATTlEND.—Elizabeth,
et-core, for Gibraltar; Good Intent. Fox, for Rotterdam ; Isabella,
Wallis, fur Mad., Madras, and Calcutta ; Thins, Rogers, for
flanaturgli • Neptune, Absolon, for Malta, Corfu, he. ; Har-
mony, Woodall, for Demerara ; and Fox, Fox, jur. for Ostend.
Ccsaut No OUT WAlDS.—Concord. Gibbs, for Rotterdam;
Sash Margaret, Shcader, for Harnburgh • and Adventure, Adam.
moo, for Pernambuco, Bakis, and klaranh'am.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALNoIITNI, JAN 2.—Arrived the Hayti, Watson, from Aux
Caves (St. Domingo), in 42 lays, for orders. Sailed the Lord
Hobart packet, for Buenos Ayres ; Lady Mary Pelham ditto, for
the Leeward Islands; and the Lord Melville ditto, for the Brazils.
The brig Aurora, of Aberdeen, bound for Cork, would sail from
St. Domingo in about a week after the Hayti left.—W. S. W. to
W. .W.
Cows', Jax. S.-. Came into harbour the Bremen galliot Jo..
henna Catherine, from Bremen, to repair damages in her upper
works. Arrived the Portia, Cross, from New York, in 28 days,
for Antwerp.
Barsrot, JAN. 3.—Arrived the Despatch, Forster, from Mes-
sina ; Rosewain, Cundy, from ditto; Hero, Jenkins, from Cepha-
loofa ; Flora, Koala, from St. Andrews, N.B. ; Marshal Blucher,
Darla, from St. Michaels. Sailed, only coasters.
HARIVTcff, JAN. 3.—Arrived with assistance, the Guardian,
Wilson, of Scarborough, from Shields for London, having lost her
foremast.
DEAL, JAN. 3.—Arrived from the river, and remain with the
rest of the outward-bound, the Luna, Knox, for the Cape of Good
Hope, and the Atlantic, Lawson, from Shields for Jamaica. A
large brig pasted through from the westward, with " Archibald"
on her flag. Arrived the Kingston, Luckie, from Demerara.—
Wind W.S.W. with fine weather.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 3.—A n anchor has been landed here to-day,
iron-stock, Dutch made, with about 60 fathoms of about nine-inch
cable, supposed to belong to the Hope, Simpson, of Arbroath.
MARGATE, JAN. 3.—The Briton, Wilson, has proceeded in
tow as before, from Pan Sand Hole to-day. The Regent of New-
castle, has been got from under the bathing rooms jetty, into the
harbour. The Hero, Jenkin, broke her windlass in Westgate
Bay, in the bad weather last night, and has sent on shore to get it
replaced. The Ann, Harrison, was supplied with a cable last
night.
GRAVZSZSID, JAN. 3—Arrived, the Britannia, Sumner', from
Lisbon ; Sicily, Copper, from Messina; Earsdon, Muckeridge,
from Malta ; and Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend. Sailed, the
Vansittart, Dalrymple, for India • Lord Holland, Rogers; and
Ida, Tyler. for Jamaica ; Concord, Gibbs ; for Rotterdam ; and
Charming Molly, Farrier, for Calais.
GREENOCK, JAN. I.—The William, Fotheringham, from
Dublin for Glasgow, with oats, drove on the banks opposite this
• port, yesterday, during a very heavy storm, but was got off and
breught to anchor in deep water, with the assistance of a boat from
the shore. Sne is leaky, but has proceeded to Glasgow.
Ltaxisabocg, DEc. 30.—The sloop Providence, of Carmar-
then, Phillips, in ballast, came on shore this morning in Rog.
chef() Bay, and it is feared is much damaged: crew saved.
SirzxronD, JAN. I.—The Prh7ce Royal, Clowes, of London,
from Smyrna to Liverpool, was totally wrecked at Bally:rague
yesterday morning: crew saved. It is feared the cargo will be lost.
STaannata, Dxc. 30.—The Hero, of Irvine, Cranford, from
Londonderry to Liverpool, was stranded in Luce Bay last night,
,s it was feared that both vessel and cargo would be totally lost:
crew saved.
MgvacissEe. JAN. I.—The Harlequin, from London for
Dublin, was spoken with by our pito% this day, all well.
ARDRoSSAN, liEc. 21E—The following melancholy occurrence
took place this afternoon, about half. mile south-west of this har-
bour. The stoop Nelly and Margaret, from Greenock, coal-laden,
from Troon, became water-logged, and sunk with all on board. A
boat immediaely put ofd, and reached the place, but nothing was
to be seen but the topmast above water. When returning, they
met with the vessel's boat drifting ashore, and towed her in full of
water. The name " John Wilson" is painted on the stern of the
boat. --

Ditc. =..—The Favourite, of Kincardine, Strong, was
dates on shore in I.44gan Bay, yesittday, and there is very little
chance of her being get off.

.^" the Tmo, Jeeb, from London end Smyrna to Constantinople.
Ives on shore in the Sea of Marmom, scout the 27th November, and
ull of water—crew saved.

The Providence. of Carmarthen, Phillips, is nn shore in Ros-
&Illy Bay, and it is feared much damaged—crew saved.
The Bristol, Buchan, has arrived at Alexandria ; Sub!ime,
Steam, at New York.