The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PENZANCE, Jag. 19.—The Prineeßgent, Bonner, from
London for Jersey, overran her port, reported to be on shore yes,
terday, got safe into the Mount pier. The Ceres, Bowden, from
this port for Bury, is still on shore r materials saved.
NEWHAVEN, JAN. 18.—Arrived the Golden Grove, Tinny,
from Youghall, with cargo shifted. Wind South-West, a bear v
gale. It is feared there will be damage on the coast, as the gale
came on so suddenly, and has continued all day.
HARWICH, Jaw. 20.—Landed here to-day, a cask of Geneva,
marked " Jno (hy Son. Rotterdam ;" also • firkin of• Dutch
butter : both taken up off Southwold.
GRAVESEND, JAW. 20.—Arrived the Netley, %Ivens. Isom
Seville; Sirene, Arendt', from Bilboa ; Rains, Sinclair. from
Halifax ; Pomona, Bennett, from St. Michaels • Amble, Hayti:,
from Havre ; Lord Gambier, Bishop, from Jersey ; Caroline,
Walker, front Lisbon ; Crisis, al•Mahon, front New York ; Nun:
dock, illewson, from Jamaica. Sailed the I 'nity, Horde, for 4a-
sey ; Hindostan, Lamb, for Ilavannah ; Sir C. 51•CartIty, Friend,
for Siera Leone ; Countess Down, Arnold, for Hamburgh Mt-
ford, Taylor, for Gibraltar ; Hector, Carron, for ditto. . •
STANGATE CREEK, JAN. 20.—The Shamrock, arrive 1 from
spoke a French brig, with the crew of the Industry, from
Al ogadore to London, having been abandoned in a sinking state.
LIVERPOOL, JAW. 10.—The William Wise, —, from Deme-
an& to this port, got on shore this morning about four o'clock. on
West Hoyle, and it is feared she will go to pieces, as the wind is
now fresh from the West, and she lies in a dangerous situatittit.
LEITH, Jaw. 18.—The Union, Murray, from Archon fp,
Madeira, tier encountering a succession of-severe gales for epr.e-
vious ten days, put into Kold, on the North-West coast of Hama.
on the 11th October, with damage, and would have to discharge
her cargo to repair. The Patriot, Hoesack, from the Bay of
Fundy, for this port, was totally lost on the morning of the Pith
instant, on the island of Swinna, in the Pentland Firth elifif of
the crew are reported to be lost.
GLASGOW, Jas. 18.—From eleven o'clock last night till seven
this morning, we experienced a gale at South \Vest, equal in severity
to any this whiter. The night was exceedingly dark, and to vessels
off the coast the danger must have been considerable.
ARDROSSAN, JAN. 10.—The Joseph and Son, of Gteenoci,
Clark, from Port Rush to Glasgow, is on shore at the back of this
harbour, and will be wrecked.
Baxartir, Jaw. 12.—The Wilhelmina, Miller, front Harem-
nah for this poet, is on a bank at the entrance of the Wesn, with
lose of rudder, anchor, and cable.
Bo u Loow e, Jas.l9.—The Expedition, Brown, front Sevilk
for London, was driven on shore at four o'clock this morning, near
Ambleteuse, and filled with water, and it is feared will Du he got
off.

Mooatioar, Nov. 9.5.—A vessel was wrecked on the 21d or
24th instant, on the coast near Wallealia, name and flag unknown.;
four of the crew are reported to have been drowned, the retcatuders
ten in number, were saved, and the greater part of the cargo, coca
slating of pipes of wine, have been taken from the wreck.

The Hope, of Rotterdam, Vanderhent, muter, war ficisel by
the New Charter revenue cutter, on the 1101 inst. off the eeast of
Essex, for smuggling tobacco and snuff, and has bent .xindeutned.
The Henry, Verne*, from London to New Sotit'i Wales, arrived
at St. Jago, Cape de Veld, on the 11th Novetnba, and would pro-
ceed on the lath.
The By Boat, which sailed from Ilarwi,:h with the liamburgh
Mail of the 4th inst. was spok'eri with off the Elbe an &Imlay.
The Britannia, Bourke, from Loudon to the Cape of goo*
Hinre, will touch at Cowes, to tak• in troops.
The Morley, Halliday. fmm belndon to Bengal., Ira* alleitua
with 23d October, in lat. 31 S. long. 7 W.
The Amitie. Ticket, from Marseilles to Rouen, via totally
wrecked near Penance on Tuesday.
The Commerce, Ritchie, 1.
-..and to Charlton, and Jan*. Aver y,
bound to Leghorb, were driven on shore near the Clyde on Tuesday
morning ; the latter reported full of water.
The Joseph and Soo, Clark, from Port Roth to Glasgow wsa
driven on shore near Arsinssan, kith Mat. ansionly the toatiglak.
expected to be sate& •