The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, AIONDAT, Jas. 2.
Wind S.XE. fresh breeze—High water g 5.
Arrived the Duncan, Bibb, from Quebec. Silas Richard off
*ova New York.
HOLYHEAD, SUNDAY, Jaw. 1.
Wind S. blowing hard ; wet dark weather.
Came into the harbour the Mars, Evans, from Liverpool for
London ; Carooens, Harem, from Liverpool for Oporto ; Valiant,
tiriffiths, from Liverpool for London ; and several brigs in
working in.
The Silas Richards parted homewards for Liverpool.
The Victory, from bliramithi for Liverpool, was spoken Dec. 6,
in lat. 46, bug. ss.
The Commerce, from St. John's, New Brunswick, for Liver.
pool, was spoken Dec. 11, in lat. 46. long. 24.

PENZANCE, JAN. I.—The Commerce, Pieper, from Poole for
Newfoundland, was towed into Perrzance pier, yesterday, having
carried away her Stiremest, bowsprit, main-topmast, and received
other cnnnidcrable damage, in a gale on 15th inst. in let. 49, 62,
long. 30, 18.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 1 —Arrived the Nymph, Samways, from
Gibraltar to Newfounoland, out 51 Java, and obliged to bear up t
Lweretta' Irvine, from London for Trinidad.—Wind S. strong
gales and heavy evens.
PLYMOUTH. JAN. I.—Arrived from the Downs the Sector,
Hart, for St. 31icharl's ; 'Meiji, Crisp, for Lisbon Anna, Heard,
for Bristol, leaky ; Hussaren,for the Cape ()Mood Hope ; Cygnet,
Gibson, and Fisher, —, for Sierra Leone; Nestor, Bickner, for St.
Helena; Little Mary, George, for Liverpool ; also the Cato, and
three other transports, from S. blowing a heavy
gale.
Cowes, JAN. 2.—Arrived the Sultan Wane, Wirth, from
Stockholm for Colombia, with iron ; Betsey. Tanner, from St.
Michael's for London ; Escape, Miller, from Lisbon for London ;
Frederick, Graham, from Memel for Illilfind.—Wind S. fresh
Lames and cloudy.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2.—The brig Brothers, of and from Sun-
derland, in a heavy gust of wind last night, drove foul of his Ma-
jesty's ship Victory, and had her foremast and bowsprit carried
away, and received other damage.
PORTSMOUTH. JAN. 2.—Hls Majesty's ship Royal Oak pu
bock into Sr. Helen's Roads, having sprung her forctopmast. Ar-
rived the Star, from Milford for London ; Arabella, De-
denish, from Leith from
Lisbon. Sailed the Henrietta, 3liiiheal,
for Chepstow.— Wind S.S.E.
Drat, Jan. 2.—Arrived the Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, from
Batavia, sailed from the Cape 0ct.23 ; Palmyra, Lamb, and Asia,
Stead, from Bengal, and have sailed for the river. Arrived from
London, the Elleda, Norfar, for Gibraltar ; Percy, for St.
Vincent's; Nereid, for St. Domingo; and Coventry, fur the Cape
of Good Hope, are now (5 r. 31.) under weigh, endeavouring to
round the South Foreland.—Wind S.S.E.
GRAVESEND. JAN. 2.—Arrived Lively, Beach, from Harlin.
Kn ; Scipio, Massingale, from St. Petersburgh ; Satisfaction,
raft, from Dantzic; Friendship, Eisen, from St. 3lichael's ;
Ellen, I pham, from Terceira; }longue, Nash, from Hamburgh ;
Lowstoffe,Bramant, from Seville. Sailed the Ellen, for Figueiras;
Pattison, for Gottenburgh.
Lowsr, orrr. JAw. 2.—Last night the wreck of the Bell col-
lier, drifted elf the Ntrizombe, ran tool of the floating light, and
drove her from the moorings. She is now about a mile to the north-
ward of her b:rth.
BRISTOL..IAN.2.—Arrived the Maris, Wakefield •, New John.
Avre—from St. Petersburgh ; Wakefield. Wakefield; Whitby,
Smart—from Riga; Sally, Gooly. front Lisbon; James Lyon,
Parker, from Riga. Sailed the Dorothea Elite, Von Morton, for
Ccte ; 31ary, Pesky., for St. Vincent; Britton, Champion, fur
Smyrna ; Lisette, Ni allnian, for Alicant ; Harriet, Emmerson,
thr Jamaica ; Isabella, Waldgrosa, for Demerara ; Concordia,
,instrom, for St. Übes.
CHRISTI, NSAND, DEC. 20.—The Diana, of Leith, from the
Baltic, with timber, waterlogged and abandoned, was stranded on
the Island of Justoen, about 20 English miles from hence, on the
Bth init. It is hoped she may be got into a place of safety, where
the cargo can be taken out. The following vessels have put in
here :—Hope, Dalrymple, from Riga for Liverpool, with much da-
mage and leaky, having struck a rock ; cargo discharged. King-
ston, Ayres, from %Vyborg for Hull, with damage, having struck
en a roe!;, and must discharge. Alfred, Cockerel!, from Lubec,
for Lynn, leaky, having struck on Lessor; most of the cargo da-
maged. Laura Ilelmina, Leland, from Stockholm for Chatham,
with damage, and loss of an anchor, having struck at Christiansoc.
Apparencen Stephenson, from Stockholm for London, with
earnage, and loss of an anchor, cable, and sails, and leaky, having
struck on*Lessoe ; she must discharge : was as far on her voyage!
an off Shields. Matilde, Krepliii, from Wismar for Hull, has put
:^to Arendahl, leaky and with loss of sails, and must unload.
'Three Brother., Hernison, from Ekcnford for Hull, has put
into Ern, with pumps choked. Louise, Schmidt, from Stettin
tor London, has put into 31andahl, with six feet water in her hold,
and hags of an anchor, ble, sails, 6:c.
ARENSIICac., DEC The whole of the cargo of the Farmer,
Tki•Aulay, from St. Pet burgh, to Belfast. has been saved and
warehoused here. The Asia, Parkin, from Riga to Portsmouth,
put into this island with damage, and cannot proceed till nest
spring.
CRONSTADT, Dec. 9.—The Flora, liillary, from St. Peters.
burgh to BriAol, wrecked on the island of Pennie, has been carried
to sea by a strong gale.
ELSINORE, DEC. 20.—A dismasted wreck, which had been
eriven near Bornholm, by been picked up and brought in here.
Harmonic, of Newcastle " hs painted on her stern.
DEC. 24.—The Emperor Alexander, Armstrong, has proceeded
on her voyage.
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 29.—Thc Maria, Holweddle, from Celt°
to this place, wan stranded at Cadiz, I'th inst.
DAN TZ IC, DEC. 20.—The Fruhling, Wilson, is bilged.

The Palmyra, lamb, arrived in Margate Roads from Calcutta.
sailed from Bengal 121 h Aug. and from St. Helena 14th Nov. It
has blown so bird all the way up Channel that the mails and paa.
mongol could not be landed until her arrival in Margate Roads.
The following vessels were on Lloyd's honks yesterday as having
been driven on chore at Gibraltar during the late gale on the 6th,
7th. arid Bth ch. vii.:—The Concord. Iliggarew, from Newfound-
land ; Frederick. Paulson, from Malaga ; Colon, Obedus, from
Havannah • Peace, Parody, bound to Madeira ; Virginia, Mar-
shall, from New fork ; United States, from Alvarado; Argo, —,
from Marseilles ; Jackson, Burney, from St. Thomas's; Olympia,
Wilson, from Alexandria ; Imperatrice Carolina, —, from Leg.
horn Oporto packet, —, from Cuba; Wellesley. Curran, from
Bergen ; Sarah, Agsh, from Liverpool i Grace, of Dublin, with
tour feet water in her hold ; and the Trtnita, from Odessa, the
latter sunk.