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

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`I,IPERPOOL, Dec. 30, 7 oTtocs r.m.
(yawl 01.71 CONAE9PONDENT•I
Arrieed the Silas Richards, Hold/jar, from New
Yolk— railed on the sth inst. Two brigs off at Ralf-past
**Our pun. The Osprey, from Alexandria (Egypt), with
cotton, is on bbore in llootle Ray.
Whoi the Silas Richards sailed, the President's message
tad net reached New York, but was expected the Mille
R•Velliln. The Diamond would sail for Ltverpocl in about
fi,or days after.
Last night, about eight o'clock, a fire broke out with
great fury in a tobaeco-pipe manufactory in Seel-street;
consumed the building and stock therein in less
than two hours. It is said that upwards of 300 boxes of
pipes were ready packed for delivery. The property, I
am informed, is insured. The fire-cngiues were very
prompt in thcir attendance, but a want of water delayed
their operating with any effect. A boy bad his leg broken
a bag of cotton falling upon him, when removing from
an adjoining building.
'I he torn .Alarketis higher. Wheat ls. tad. per bushel
dearer in the course of the week.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
S c tirl.Y. Dro.ll.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Puthian, from
a cruise. The stem of a boat, marked Flora of London" out-
vote, and " Alexander Christie" inside, was found in Bryher's
Island ; it appears as if it had not long been hi the water.—Blow-
ing a strong gale at West.
PEI/rat:a, Mo. 12.—A timher-looded bark, said to be the
.tuns, of North Shields, water-logged and deserted by the crew,
lies been fallen in with near the islands of Scilly, and towed in '
tt,ere.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 29. The Swallow, Cowie, is discharging
4 her cargo, to receive the necessary repairs.
Fax 1110!:11r, Dec. 29.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Noakes, from
the Downs, Mr Cads • Azores packet, from ditto, for St. Mi.
cheers. • Sailed the Palmyra, !Arab, for Bengal ; Augustus Cm-
Par, Selby, for Jamaica ; Julius, Jackson ; Lord Wellington,
ea .7lichards; Churchill, Langan ; Caroline, Cummings ; and Hope.
Beale.
l'zruourn, ?'Majesty's Tribune was released
frog: quarantine this morning.
COWES, DEc. 31.—The ship Benanfort, of London, in coming
in from Sea, run across the hawse of the Busiris, Gardner, and
varied away her head, cutwater, rails, spritsail-yard, fore-top.
gailanimast, bowsprit trappoectl to be sprung, de.
Cowr s, Duc. :I).—The Beaufort, of London, in coming in
fr3M sea, ran foul of the Bushis, Gardner, and carried away her
head, cut-water, top-gallant-mast, sprung her bowsprit,
ot her considerable damage. Arrives' the Nassau, Cars, from the
Dcwrs, for New South Wales
c • PORTINIOIITII, Fro.c. 30.—The wind havingshifted to the S.ll'.
wiring tire night, :owl blowing hard, the greater pert of the' out-
tried-hound which sailed yesterday are coming back. The follow-
iirutward.bouod havearrived from the Downs, viz.:—The Pur.
Batty ' - Jr.tocs Harris, Inner ; Suffolk, Elton ; Amity,
iwtovit ; WitliamTlryant, 'rquhart ; Topes, Sera an ; Ve-
vus. ;YIN weldor,. Walker ; Cuba, Watson ; Dominica,
t's Mistimes, Kittle ; and his 'Majesty's ship Ranger, with
several others, names unknown. Arrived the Hope, Harris, front
lietersberzli, far Bristol. Sailed the Vibelia transport, fur Chat.l
ter:' . .11'ind W., blowing fresh.
elAno E; Dec. N.—The Briton has been got off • his even-
ing's tide, and is at anchor.
Esrae. Pic. 30.—Passed through yastenlay from the Ricer,
rhe Navigetor, tog.in ; Agatha, Daemon ; Sultan. Jack:6m ; and
Dapkne, Foreman. Arrived from the River and remain the Golden
Spenve ; Adonis, Petrie ; end Ben Lomond, Style. Put
back ine.Mary Ann, Slowly . • and Lavin',, Brookes.
Ur tVESEND, Dec. lll.—Artived the Ocean, May, front the
South Sees ; „Tames. Walton, from New Brunswick ; Drake. Grill,
tuna Net fouatthintl ; William Pitt. Richardson. and Quebec
ec,;zet, t sto Qu;:ber.; True Love, \ranch!, from Oporto ; Eliza
t r.drNaner, !!:ad, front Lisbon; Brutus, Collins, Imm the Ha.
';enetth ; Pacific, Sutherland, from Buenos Ayres ; Four Sisters,
Foreman. from ersey ; 'dikes, Gardner, from Jamaica ; Ipswich,
trivia New Brunswick; Snecess. Cdvdnahle,
:to": Alfa ant; t'''aco.. Holmes, from Demerara.—
Sailed the Luna, Knox, for the Care of Geed ; Richardson,
Diekenurt, for Alexandria ; and Kingston, Sever, for Jamaica.
11 nlsr o e. DEc. SO—Arrived the John, Fisher, from Berbice
Venus, Cook, from London ; Tyro, Robinson, from Prince
Edward's Island; Helen, Morterceux, from Lisbon. All the
outward bound remain, waiting fax wind, many sail of West
iddla ships have been detained ter six weeks. The Alicia, Brende,
ray Furivod at Charente.
• LIVERPOOL, DEC. 2g.—Arrived the Standard. Dewing, from
New ork ; the Concord, Inuigdna, from Villa ; the Tux-
kett. Cement', item Yarmouth, N. S. ; and the Neptune, Cudd,
tr:rn Africa.
LEVrti, Pte. 211.—Tlic Ann, Peacock, arrived here, left Alin-
fulfill the 9th ult. where the Jane, Young., of North Shields, was
leading for Liverpool; had very ,tor:uy weather front long. 43. to
tr. west ; spoke the wreck of the Elizabeth, of Tynernouth, in lat.
47. SI. tong. 20. west; also the George the Third, of and from
Jatirtica. the Lizard bearing fifteen leagues north-west, all welL
'Os TEK.D, Dac. has blown very hard, with a most tre-
mentthus sea. these three days past.
A x TwERP, Dtc. 2i.—A large galliot, under rurple colours. is
firesiend alai all on board drowned. She is supposed to be
the A niphion. Jaburg, front l'ordeaux to this port.
lIA3IIII Reit, Dze.2l.—The followit g vessels have put back
sub damage: Anna 'Maria, Brcckling, and Nelens,
Hotelitosen„ both for London; Ida, Tidemnn, for Bahia; Freya,
Sorensen, for Pernaubuco: Alaria and :Wardle, Threadgold, for
Allur ; Adler, Frees, fur Pernambuco; Fr. Catherine. Bohn. for
Llama ;_trinsasi, Barret,foa•New York; Triuue, Toff; for Hull ;
Catherine Elizabeth, Kock, for Bahia; Cupido Wilken, for Ga.
azartth ; La Guayra packet, Regenbegen, fur Lit Gulps, and Ce-
llar:ea, Ebbereu, tor Gibraltar.
Eestrroa, DEc. IS.—The Loft, Cook, of and for Hull from
ti sr:el, has pm into Gotland, arid will be obliged to discharge to
repair.. The Juno, Chatteria, of Leith, has put into Stromstadt,
leaky.
Decemeen 21.—We had last night a severe gale at B.W. The
Stcnelmuse, has this Jay proceeded to Copenhagen, having
1:••• ,:nchotand cable, and had her windlass broke.
k's.ustrTrec... Dec. IB.—The chows nitwit he Bonne Societie
de Scot., Les oevn carried into Canmerdown, disrnasted, and aban.
&met.%

l'tl =Jail., DEc. la.—Yesterday eveniog a heavy gale cam-
tr:::.ctd from the westward. and during the night increased to a
aier:act hurricane from the W.N.SV., and afterwards to oath, with
ti g.ert Low o ' water. Every vessel in the Ilaff drove, and coital-
- dttrad.:!c danu his been do- The Elenora, Sarturitta, perted,
km"
date.
al.ddrovn on a. , but will be got off, after discharging. She rat
-itsal of tire Cramua. Nieman, and carried away her foremast and
- bowsprit, and the bowsprit of smother vessel. The Catherine.
flart—n, drove( foul of the Smolenske, Witt, and carried away her
Pren-av and bowsprit. The Tartar, of Lynn, went to pieces last
rt,::., •
tiv. PEnEnantracit. DEc. C.—The sea is coming down again
* this tpkning. The roods arrived b) die last ships will not be sent
stp till the Gulf Is frozen.
4the Pet crsburgh, Thompson, and Henry Megget, of Hull, are
o.•• thorn at lllemel.
The. VrOw Airing, Brecladd,' bound to Hull, was on shore in
tha.exel rid fret.
The Mathfltle, Sclurdtit, passed the Sound from Pillan to Lon-
don* en tl.e 10:h Oct. nod has not been heard of since.
yirt of due 98th regiment proceeded in the Windsor to the Cape,
—Yfor the purpose of ',elitists the 6th. which is ordtlcred froth thence
ti, Ballitray. The following persons are also paseen.pers to Boni-
to). :—Mr. Philip Bacon. write' • Messrs. St. t /corgi D. Showers.
4 tune* G. (.11.1taPd. Henry S. Blirelaor' and Philip K. Skinner,
cadet* ; Mass's. Jon.. Watt and F. Jenkyns, free mariners.
The Ann, from Demerara, is summsed to be arrived off IV ea,.
mouth.
The Aeon!, from London to New York, was spckett with no
the Illth Inst.
Pam Altred, Oliph tnt, was on shore near Helvoet on Tuesday.
Th- Ce-fl,- of Abe- teen. Lady Arabella, of Sondcrlar.d, and
the lilac:cheater, from Wyburg to Hull, were driven on sham near
t.,.attar.e, daring a violent gale at S.W., on the 20th Inst.
Tie Fame, iSiehonten. Loin Liverpool to Petersburgh, is to-
tally bar between WO:mg end Crionstatis—cro? saved.
'ii lis Neliati, Hutchinson ; and the Ann alaria, Brechlin, from
limit:until to Laudon, hare reen on shore arra Ilainburgli, but
gin off—the former moat discimrge.
Tbe Hull, Harper. from flan,burni: to Hull. was on shore its
the Niter Stoer, previous to the 24th ult.. and would be obliged to
• %lit:Marge..
The Vrtendscitap, Creme:. from Batavia to Amsterdam, was
y reeked on Eyerbuad the 22d it:taut—a great part of the cargo ci-
pected to be saved.
;etc Agnes, Landells, arrived in the Clyde from Demerara.
salted 11:11 ult. The Henry, Westmoreland. for London. had
*ailed the day prvious, end spolie her on the 20th ult. in latitude
lit 1 0. I sag. 4:0. 0. The K ngston, Lucke, for Landon, was at the
1... r, ready for sea, and would sail next day . • the Roscoe and Cale-
iota, tt
for Liiirool, were alto at the bar, and would sail 14th
on.. The St. Vinoent. Gilkison, was loading for Clyde, and
vitmt4 sail in ten day; after.
'the Landwehr, Hertzberg, from Bremen for Run, has put back
to Brae, in the Weser, with loss of lung Lost, cordage, sails, and
ed. er damage ; must unload to repair.
'I he Charlotte IVilhelntiaa, Moller, from Riga for Rio Janeiro,
has put into Oottenburgh, damaged.
The Vn ndschap. Crete er, front Batavia for .4.instetelaui, stranded
2;.t Dcwtober on Eierianti ; the crew, cacopt one or two men, are
saved. It is found the ship will be lost, but a great part of the
cargo will probably be saved.
rile .11ert, Penny, frank St. Petersburgh for London ; Sophia,
I;CM:ten, from Copenhagen for Lisbon; Solon. Simulin, drum
flleolatrg. for London ; Venus, Ilegwall, from Borg* for Bout-
dcanx ; Fire 'ironer, noon:turd, from Nekskow for Huli ; and
St. Johannes, Itiech, from Stralsund for Portugal, are stated in a
letter from Arcialahl.of the 7th Da:amber to have put in then,
with damage. a,
The 2:4,c fiebroeders, Baker, from Newcastle fur Corn, was
Erneleiasibl lkomber at halt-past live, pie, near Entotrad