The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Nov. IS.
Win& S.S.W. igh Water 45 m. p. 5.
Anatol the 91argstet, Pilkington, from Cope Breton; Pomorte,
auid,as, from Brant, Activiti, Guichon, from there; A =well,
filar son, from Alezandrin and Milford; Crocodile, from
Sicily ; Omega IV, Salmon. from Zante Sophia, —; Inver.
issConner ; and Tinley, Dyus. from Quebec; Robert Quayle,
from Mirsmichl ; Progress, Harper, from ditto; and Ta-
ft= Oporto.
The John and Thomas, of Liverpool, from Christiansand, for
Bala's, is on shots near Sligo.
The Demon, Taylor, from Belfast, for Miramichi, was aban-
don& in 14.44, long. 47; the crew have arrived at Newfounhind.
The Lucretia. —, from Pletou, for Belfast, was abandoned
the Ist inst., in lat. 50, long. 31.
SATUKDAT, N0v.19.
Wind V.N.W.I Wt.—High water 58 m. p. G.
The Alfred. Illaddort, from Liverpool far Newfoundland, was
spoken 29th alt., in lit. 47, 14. long. 41, 9.
The Berealea, Kerr. from London for Liverpool, was run down
by a sloop on Sunday night, off the Smalls. The Captain and
c•gie took to the boats, and saw the Reroutes go down.
Arrived the Prince Leopold. Bell, from Bahia, sailed the 17th
wf Airgtert ; and Tomas, Leader. from (knitter.
tA-,-Ths Lady Crernorns, —, from .New Brunswick; and
-- from Charente.
Oft:.One ship, five brig,. Round the rock--four brigs, one
Privnteslgnals—Mesart. Tinley and Holes; and Messrs. Samuel
Brown and Sons.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

CAVE. SEPT. 4.—During a strong ;tie on the 31st August. the
Marla., Cutter, WWI driven out to sea trom her anchotage in Table
Ray, sod hu not since been heard of, only one boy on board at the
time. _ _

AHHITAL AT QIIILOW, SoU•TH AMERICA.—The John Hun-
ter, Rowell, from Bengal, Valparaiso, and Aries, and sailed the
lit June for Chordlos.
The East India Company.* 'hip, Thomas Grenville, was all
well 00 the 20th July, in lat. 00. 32. North. long. IC, 58, West.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Salmoo7for

FROJI LLOYD'S LIST.
FAsteotrers, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Countess of Chichester
pectin, from Samos Ayres ; sailed the 10th of September, and
boy bloom Video oc the 13th of September ; Betary,lollbert, from
aleflClr lad the Sultan. Wheatley, from London, Smyrna.
17.—Arrived 0'
Dryburgh,

George,
gem, for Hsu,— X L, Cobb, ....
St. Vincent's; Srnjrnst Packet, Bale, for Smyrna.
OnEewoC it, Nov. 17.—The Lucretia, from Pictou to Belfast,
was abandoned Ist inst. in lat. 50. long. 31, being in a sinking
state. The crew saved by the Tit trots, arrived from Minunkhi-
DANTEIC, Nov. 7.--The Whitley Park, Scott, of North
Shields, which wax driven on shore near Hels, has been declared a
wreck, and sail he sold with her materials.
Esetwols, Nov. &—The Bcdre Tidre, Nielson, from Liam.
burgh to Stockholm, is lost near Lemuig, and one of the crew
drowned. The Aralsella. Diederck, of and from Stettin for Eng.
land, lost an anchor and cable in these roads, 6th inst., and has
been supplied by others.
ifsamnixo, Nov. 12.—The Anna Regina, Balke, from Ant-
werp for Stettin, was lost on 9th inst. near Rammekens Castle.
Crete and materials saved.
Hastamacta, Nov. 11.—It is reported that the Johanna', from
St. Thomas's, after having reached the entrance of the Elbe, has
been stranded at Amerans. It is further reported that the crew sod
WWI.% left the vessel, but the master remained and was drowned. A
tew days will develop the truth.
TESSCRELLING, Nov. 12.—This morning upwards of 300
auks of tallow and some staves were washed ashore on this island;
also the deck of a vessel, with two broken masts, a stern on which
no none maid be found, to all appearance belonging to an English
1,114 or Inig, lost on the outer flats, which has gone to pieces; no
papyri' or boats have been saved; supposed from Archangel or the
Baltic, to England. It is feared the crew are drowned.
COPE or GOOD HOPE, SEPT. S.—The Mulgrave Castle got
oo sbore at Green Point, about 9 p.m. yesterday ; she is very much
bilged and now full of water; every possible means has been made
to save the cargo and materials, and if the weather continues mode-
rate there is every prospect of a considerable portion being got out,
but it is feared the vessel will be a total wreck. Crew saved.
The Johanna Wilhelmina, Moyenkiod, from London for Rot.
teidon, has been carried into the Teed, and will unload to repair.
She lost anchor, cable, and sails, and was leaky.
The Vans', Gains, Schipper, from Havre for Amsterdam, has
pot into Delfzyl, having lost several sails, and it is feared the cargo
is damarod.
The Enterprise, from Westport to Liverpool, was run down, on
Thursday rooming, by the Lee steam vessel.
The itliiigrave Castle, Ralph, from London to India, ran on
slime on Green Point, Cape of Good Hope, on the 3d of acptembec,
and It was faired would Ise wrecked. Cargo expected to be saved.
VESSELS SPOKEN ElTE.—Columbia, Taylor, from Quebec to
}NIL 12;h inst. la'. 40. N. long. 10. W. by the Betsey sod Anne,
arrived in the Downs.

The vessel that was reported some days ago to have been
lost off the Cape of Good Hope. turns out to be the Mul-
grave Castle, East Indiaman, homeward bound. We are
happy to say the whole of the crew and passengers were
saved.
• The passengers and shopkeepers of the Strand were
thrown into a little confusion on Saturday morning, by the
furious career of a horse, with a pair of broken shafts at
hit heels, who took his course up the street. The animal
belonged to a Chelsea taxed cart, which coming in contact
with a hackney coach, by the collision disengaged the horse
and abatis from the body of the vehicle. Thus left to his
own discretion, Dobbin started on his own account with all
imaginable speed, in the direction of Exeter 'Change. At
San thampton•street, the Windsor stage occupied•one aide
of the way, while a hackney coach, turning the corner into
the Strand, opposed all further passage. The infuriated
animal, upon encountering this obstacle, putting down its
head, charged the horses, and succeeded in throwing one
flown and electing the driver from his seat. He then
twined rcun.l. and ran in the same manner in the opposite
direction. At Redford-street he ran over the man who
sweeps the crossing, and then, taking the pavement, over-
turned and seriously injured four or five persons before he
weessoppetl. Upwardsof twenty people were hurt tnore
se less by this accident, but none, es far its could be ascer-
added, so mto endanerr life or limb. Had not the spirit-
eattle of the Windsor stage been promptly restrained,
ilts 'neat extensive damage might have occurred in that
anowdcd and narrow pert of the Strand.

CUSTOSI. HOUSE Now. 18.
SNIPS r?IrTLIED IXWAIRDS.—fbe Vrouw Maria Anna,
'Vander Weey, from Rotterdam; Emilie, Vander Kerckhove,
from Ostend; James and Ann, Mackarel ; Belluncle, ;
5.340%00, Bromley; and Hobbs, Buchannan, from Standgate
Crrek ; Eclipse. Cutting, and Lily, Wright, from Hamburgh ;
Vissery, MMaohnt, from Worcum; Vrouw Antonia, Mass, from.
Rotterdam; Asaguste, Crrandin, from Havre; Unternehmung,
Wierichsi, frtun Bmke ; Mary Ann, Buchannan, from Nova
L'sk, Harris, from St. Kitts; Clansman. Snowden, from
BJix; Drop Gatitmeer, Visitor, from IVorcum; Morning Star,
&wink, from llambingh ; Britannia, Neuman, from Dantzic;
WoodiSeld, Cockcrill. from Hamburgh ; Pacific, Taylor, front
Air.: Ranger, Savage, from Belfast.
Extents" Ocrtrotaus.—The Prince of Waterloo, Marley,
for Qstend ; Jonge Frau Mitts Christiana, Sturge, fur Bremen ;
Ala:ander the Orest, Pace, for Port-au-Prince ; Rose. Ellis, for
Rotterdam and Amsterdam • Allies, Cunningham, for Havannalt ;
Charietti Emilie, Clays, for Antwerp; Abercrombie, limes, for
lodin'and China; Ranger, Savage, for Belfast; Aurora, Jack-
son fog Oydra and Smyrna.
CIILIVZII OCTIvAIiDS TIXALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
11. : Da, Loets, for Havre ; Dukenileld. Lyon, for Yucatan
n-d Honduras ; Irmo, Riddell, for Vera Cruz ; Briton, Sutton,
'nr Jamaica; Vigilante, Duyndam, for Amsterdam ; Ilenrich
Maintain, fur Humbly:h.
Cz.mantwo OCTWARDS.—The Temrle, Whitworth; St. Vin.
ce-t's Planer, Boyd ; and Westbrook, Hall, for Jatimicg' • Dela.
t9,i, Young. for St. Vincent's; Montreal. Thom, for Tobago;
Ludy Keith, Whitt, for Malta and Corfu; St. David, Salmon, far
Ocenton.

Piwaeogrg, Nov. 17.—Arrived the Borodino transport, from
Portsmouth : and Hope, Dryburgh, from Teneritfe. Off the port,
the Jassy. Todd, foe Cadle.
Pow:memo Tit, Nov. 111—This day a part of the crew of the
rxiraittorts, Holland, master, were landed here, having been
op at see. The brig was bound from Lisbon to Liverpool,
with a cargo d lead ore. 1. hen in let 43. 20. N. long. 14. W. she
vowing a leak, and every exertion of the crew to keep the water
Eralee being ineffectual, they took to the boat when it had reached
alit deck. After beating about for flee days, during three of which
they bad me Water, lb a heavy gale and most tremendous sea, they
mime providentially picked up by the Dutch galliot Balthazar, front
Catii to Hamburgh, about 300 miles from the situation of the
wrack 1 Inn provisions growing short on board the galliot, end
Raving fallen in with another vessel, the crew were divided, and of
the six uriginAlly on board three have safely landed here.
Cowin, Nov. IL—The Ihrmonie, Platt, from Dordt for
FoVel, kas come into harbour, having been run foul of near Dearly
Bad.
DIAL, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Caroline, Caithness, from 'AI.
inane; and Pilchard, Coops, from Malaga. Arrived from the Ri-
ver. and remain, the Alblcr Powell, foe New South lVales; Lima,
Knox, for the Cape of Goa Hope ; Briton, Forster, for Jamaica ;
Leander, Franklin, for 81. Lucia ; Anteeus. Pearson, for Antigua ;
I:ll.kintichl„ Lyon, for Handouts ; and Keats, Peddo, for Alvarado.
ORAVESEXD, Nov. 18. Arrived the Argo, Martin, from
Oporto; Lusitania, Gibbons, from ditto; the John and Robert,
Livingstor--Mary, Todsl--and St. Lawrence, Crate, from Mira.
miebt ; London, .Smith, from Quebec; Electra, Harris, from Phila.
el phis : Henry, if iner, from St. Petersburgh ; Sultan, Reede, from
Denh (ii-en. James. from Faro. Sailed. Charles and Ellen,
Remedell, for Boston ; George, Brooks, for Tobago; Thins, Ro-
am". for flarnburgh ; X Lt Cobb, for ditto ; Manly, Sayers, for