The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-19 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Puweapcw, OCT. IL—The Sincerity. Clements, of and for
Liverpool, green Fewer, arrived hat yesterday, in tow of his Ma-
jesty's brig Camelion, in distress, having been totally dlanssated is
a gals on Tuesday moaning.
FALMOUTH. OCT. In.—Arrived the Fortitude, Dupin. from
Dublin, with tole of bowsprit, cargo shifted, leaky, and other
damage. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet. for Lisbon; Emulous
ditto, for the Brazils ; and Osborne ditto, for America.
Poexswoorn, OCT. 17.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Ganges,
from the West Indies. Passed by, the Francis, Mason, front Sin.
capon. Sailed the Ann, Dektte, fox Barbadoes; Helena, Chisti-
koff, on discovery.
Dual. OCT. 17.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Mary,
Stiel ; and Frances, Beason, horn Penang. Came down from the
River yesterday, and gelled, the Jack Tar, Anderson, for Jamaica ;
ales endemism, the Leipsie, BaUhie, for St. Mary's. Passed through
she litkilmd, Williamson. for Demersra ; and Lovely
aria, far Rio Janeiro. The Saxony, Palmer, from
Rambergh London in eight days, arrived in the Downs last
night; pa the lith instant, in lat. 52. long. $. E., she fell in
with I Dutch galliot, named the King David, with no one on
board; she tookia in taw, but let her go again, in consequence of
bad weather.

Dorm Oct. 17.—Arrived off the port, the Hannah, Cullen,
from St. Lucia; and Mary Ann, Scott, from Malta.
Oster gszpn,Ocr.l7—Arrived, George and Ann, Curse ; Juno,
Hutchinson ; Zephyr Dryden Commerce, Reed ; Onyx, Sugden ;
Blenheim, Eiley • Neptune, Dobson; Amphitrite, Abbott; Auspi-
lous,Croft—from'Archangel s Orion. Carle, from Onega ; Phyllerea,
Hill, from Cadiz • Prince Coburg, Henry, from Hamburgh ; Mary
Allison, Allen,from Lisbon; Lord Cawdor,Simpson, from St.Pcte-s-
-burgh ; Williams, Gales, from diuo; Ariadne, Pitt, from Naples;
Clarabont, Gordon, from Jamaica. Sailed Spring Grove, Hughes.
for South Wales fishery f Venus, Cook, for Liskon ; George and
Mary, 'rutile, for Genoa; Goya, Willett, for llonduras ; Setnele,
Chapman, for St. Sebastian's; Ann, Nash, St. Andrew's; Madras,
Citable, for Madras; Intrepid, Stewart, for Elsinor.
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—OarxaiT. OCT. HL—The Hope, of Scarborough, is on shore
neat the Outface, with loss of anchors and cables.

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SILIODERLAND, OCT. 15.—1 t is reported, that nearly 40 ships
belonging to this place have been driven on shore during the gales
of the 11th and 12th inst.

Battero• OCT. 17.—Arrived the Cambrian, Burbeck, from the
Cape of Good Hope; Hodgkinaon, Cherry, from Antigua ; Har-
rison, from Quebec; David, Ainsworth; from Archangel;
and Burden, Pearson, from Petersburgh.
WILLS. OCT. 17.—An anchor, 6 cwt. lqr. 111 b. with 50 fa-
thoms of chain, and 50 fathoms of rope cable, marked " S. John,
of Sunderland," has been picked up at sea, by one of our boats,
and landed here.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 16.—Arrived the Providence, Brown, from
'Archangel ; Kent, Stirling ; Thomas Taylor, from Petersburgh.
WARR wolurn, OCT. 12.—We have had a strong gale from E.
to N.E. which still continues. The following vessels ran on shore
yesterday ; Nelson, Poison, in ballast, on Hawley Sands; Mary.
Daniel, in ballast, on Drurisge Sands; fare, seal, on Cresswell
Rocks ; the above from Yarmouth ; Henry. Ilannington, with
timber, on Cromwell Sands; Ann, Todd, in ballast, on Czesswell
Rocks—Crews saved.
Is i.e or MAW, OLT. 11.—The schooner Eliza Rolanson, from
Liverpool to Milanthotpe, has put in here leaky, wiat lass of
anchor, cable, sails, &c. ; also the sloop Barbara, Carson, from
Liverpool to Dumfries, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c. and part
of the cargo washed out. Some wreck, and several firkins of but-
ter, have been cast up during the late storm ; marks on firkins—
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On the side I. POWER.
I.Fttwtcx, OCT. B.—The Lerwick packet, of this port, Simson,
waa driven from her anchors this morning at Ortiimeas-vor, in the
south part of this country, in a heavy gale from the eastward it is
expected, from the violence of the surge on the sandy beach where
the vessel lies, that she will become a total wreck.
Pouts, Ocx. 14.—The Ron Adventure, Lenoir, and Nantr,
front Newfoundland, fell in with,on the 7th May. a brig dismasted,
and took out part of the cargo, consisting of India piece goods,
merinos, cloths. Kr. which have been deposited at Nantes. On the
stern of the brig was Nibery, or Liberty, oi Liverpool, and a paper
was found, dated 31onar.xl, in 18113.

Arrived oft' the Lizard, the Susannah Maria,—, from Surinam.
The following wrecks were noticed on Lloyd's books yesterday,
in addition to those we have already given, viz.:—
The Betsey, Kinmarne, from Ipswich to Newcastle, was lost
the 11th inst. off Hartlepool; crew saved. The Robert Burns,
of and for New York from Hull; Nelson and the Good los-sizn,
of Yarmouth ; Providence. of and for Leith. from Tenerife.,
Galyanta, Muggy, from Mandahl to Newcastle, and a vessel,
name unknown, from Holland, were driven cni shore near Ala-
mouth 12th inst., the former a total wreck. The Mayflower.
Davison, from Leith, sunk near plat, lit inst.; crew saved. The
Ruby, Williams, and five other vessels, names unknown, were
wrecked near Berwick the 9th inst. The New Shoreham, Witton,
from Jersey, and the Hope, of Scarborough, are on shore near
Grimsby. The Harmony, Ugland, sprung a leak the 12th tint.
near the Tescl, and was abwicioned by the crew.

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Captain Sir James Brisbane. lite Flag Captain to Admiral
Exmouth, in the attack on Algiers in 1616. appointed I
h• mend in the FAA Indies, with the rank of Commodore,
bete Commodore Grant, in the 'Atty.
Four candidates for Cieuttnants underwent the usual examitua,
tion in the theoretical part of navigation, and were admitted
qualified on Tuesday.
Tfir Arrow cutter proceeded to her station on Tuesday ; the
Partridge tender arrived from Plymouth on that tiny, and laded us.
Wutluesday.

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IVArAL INTELLIGENCE.
lames Brisbane. bee Mg Captain to Admiral Lard
he attack on Algiers in 1616. it appointed to the
s &it Indies, with the rank of Commodore, to re-
re Grant, in the Liitty.
tea for Lieuttnants underwent the usual examine.
oretical part of navigation, and were admitted as
earloy.

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