The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

LEPERPOOL, Efoxiuy, Nr•- j 3.

Nov. .
sl.
Wind S. with rain..—High Water, 10 min. o'll
Arrived the Tagus, Kettle, from Smyrna; Avail**.
ger, from Miramiehi; and Hope, Thomas, front Buenos A reet; .
Off at four o'clock—Two ships, sift brigs. Private sigriaa*.til
Messrs. W. and J. Brown and Co.
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Sailed the Bengal, Garivood, far Philadelphia: Itigq,
for Oporto i Alexia, Crow, fob St. Valery ; .s.
.for Dantme; Reimers, for Elsinore; Lettirg,
for ditto; Ludwig, Taliff. for ditto; Enwartinfr, !orStettin ; Alexy, Wulff, for Eloinose ; Mary. Garvitch, few his;
Columbia, Atwell, for Boston • Prince Regent. M'Ek/v/thl:
Africa; Margaret Wollaston, irancia, for NeW priming
lotto, Schafer, for Swinemund; Charles and Henry, Croft,
Charleston; Pam-sett, Bradford, for ditto; Henry Rowland;
Weeks, for New' Yotk ; Kingston, Eturcham, for ArllwelP Jo.
sepal. Alirenda for the Azores ; Mersey, ,M`fntosii, fir Jadmics
Unicorn. Talbot, for Pernambuco; 800 Voiliet, Jantran44'w
tn Swineund a Caledonia, Bispham, for Derherwa ; Webs
Ek, for Elsinore ; Richard, Gamin, for Havre; Mardidal
Moore, for Meggido ; and William Young, Morrison; for Cal:
costa.
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The Hope, ..--, from Buenos Arco, for Liverpool, left Stud-
well Roads in tow of the St. David steamer,
The Gilbert, Henderson, Grant, from Quebec, has arrived at
Dublin.
The schooner k'ilita and Jane, Venir, from Oporto, for Lim.
pool, left Stud/well goads yealarday morning, 12th instant. •
The Helsingfors, SuUdroan, from Liverpool, for Cadiz, put into.
Beauntaris having struck on the Platters. The Master intends to
return to Liverpool to hive ilia vessel overhauled.
, The stern of a sloop " Hebei. of Aberystwith lt, *kg
,east on shore at Garth point.
HOLYtirAD, Wind 4.N.E., freali gale mid clear. Nor. 10.
• Nov. 111.....Wird N. to N.G., fresh gale.
Nov. 12.—Wind N.N.E., fresh breeze and cloudy. At too
A.at. two brigs pawed the Head outward—vis. the Broughton,
fur Mohile, and Thomas Parsons, —, for New Ordains
ballad, all the vessels bound to the southward and westward.
SHIPPING I Ni'h: GLIG AVVCII.
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CUSTOM. HOUSE, Nov. It
Snips ENTERED Istdoitbs.--The Charles Iligititfitte;
ley, from Archangel ; Stratton, &matey, from Stones ;
Good Intent, Bragg, front Ostend; Me4uriblik, Gook, from Moe
demblik • Resolution, Mudge, trout AIRMEN Ihd Denis ; Lively,
Boyle, from Chemin; floblis, Buchanan, from brangata=
Tionmouth, Simpson, from the Cape of Good Hope and J
Alhertina, Hazewiokle, from Oporto t_ Landeturm, Krneck. from
Konigsberg and Piihni ; Pere de Pandile, Losil, from Duakirk
Tielluncle, Iran, front Stongdte Creek ; kipeculation, sly, from
Boulogne ; Grecian, Allen. from Belize ; Tlniandra,irray, from
Madras, Ceylon, and Calinitta ; Iris, Jean!, from Cephalonia;
Nautilus. Tally. from Qatbee ; peer Staters Elliott. from Mira-
michi ; Bee, IVishart, irdrn Smyrna and Cheats.; Jeans, Stoat, .
from Charlestoh • and Sarah, French, hem We:Mid.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The tjjeetlitisa, Clements, for Co&
and Jamaica ; Pere de Pamitte, nil. for Havre and Rouen ;
Maria, Oinieron, for Sierra Leone ; Lord Exmouth, 1111113„ for
Genoa and Leghorn; Pandeld, Work, for Van Diemen's Land
and New South Wales; Fox, Fox, jUn. for Ostend; James
Harris, !tines, for Jamaica; West India. Gutting. far ditto;
Potosi, Kent. for Teneriffe and Arica; Aurora, Niejse, for
Waterford ' • Two Sisters, Dyer, for Dublin; Emerald bile" Mope,
for ditto; Unity, William, for Ltnidbaderry ; Bails. Ware. for
Cadiz ; and Faith, Delatts, fur lien Dieuien's Lind god New
South Males.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY at GlawtrENO.—The
Ring George packet, Hart, for Rottentam.
Cr.Eantwo 0 v Twomis —The Leander.Franchlin, for Madeira
and St. Luria ; Vigilante, Nimrod', the Rotterdam ; Snareabrook,
Harr for Hamburgh ; Itietiezd Reynolds, Somerscales.forJamaica ;
Angelus, Revoon. fee Antigua • Fox, Fox, jun. for Ostend; Here,
Cumming, for Berbiee ; Frederick, O'Hara, for St. Michael's,
and lauly,C4Settertitere, Sanford, foe Charleston.
CEraltErt. OkstaoaDat TO IRELAND.—The Plover, Buck,
lot Cork ; and Behir, Davies, fur ditto.
• 140.11 LLOYD'S LIST.
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FALMOUTH, Nort Le..walt continued to blow on Thursday,
fgo4l unabated violence, front N.N.S. till eight p.m., when it
Moderated. 11.1 he only damage was to the ship r ttMous.
'lied, Men Landon for Africa, which drifted over hintatemy's
/Min Astrees) moorings, and was Afield to shift bet obeinomble
and buoy MO behind.
TIC eter o'Ctoc K.-Wind N. Arrived the Reeled, Water-
from London; the Gambler, Hutehinge, frotd.dhlo; the
larch, Adbetteort. front Dartmouth, with loss of anchor and cable;
Enchantress, Taylor. from London for Rio; Willie* Cotb,.mlictit,
;been London ; Betsy, Dale, fia4igitto; and the Ann. Cornish.
from Liettopeol. Wad- Oa it dun, Martell, Ms Si: Ml.'
.:Fa rvert O'CLOCR.--81111114t.akINIIII, Jarboe. for St. Ritt's ;
rerieVernnee._./eeltFO, fee- Awes" litfis Leander. for the MilditTns; Inmate/I, flubert, for gordeanitßlte.Plint,
' Peterson, for. the Mediterranean; Mars, Baiaic, fat Eli*. and
Tobago.
Tvirt.vg o'Ctocx.-Sailed the Doke of Afarlboreneft:pocket.
ter Lisbon ; Posthumous, Reed, for Africa, after being supplied
with an anchor and part of a chair-cable 4 Seal. Brown, for New.
• foundland ; and the ('ommerce Finer, for ditto. The
Hope, Whitford, from Helton) for Londoo, has put baelt!lnc-.
place, with loss of bulwarks, ; and /roan washed orethoord,
the gale of the leth, is athete she was neaely driven Mr the dein
of France. •
PLYMOUTH, Nor. D.-Sailed the Maria, Teeter/On, for
Naples; hlatilda, Cumming", law Liverpool; Friends. Stye; rde
Cork; Elmo, Bunch, for Laguira; St. Andrew, Drapes, foe ..t.
Sierra Leone.-Wind. N.N.E.
DARTMOUTH. Nor. Id -lie experiented a tremeriddue gahr
of wind on the night of the fah and /OM hat. at N.E. The ship. r•••...-.
ping in our harbour did not auttain any darnage_.
PoßrlitouTll, Now. 17.-Attired Ms'Majesty's 9!,ip
bow, from (Alamein, for the Cape of Clod Hope and India; ;rut
Redman, Bryce, from London for Sierra Leone; John sod Re. cuts,
beet, flimflam from hlintmktilt Mary Ann, Daniel, horn Leif:
don; and Viper and Rapids* cutters, front a noise. elided Out it ‘.i
Rime Cherie, —, for Billies; Favourite, Stereo/tom for Norway ;
Kite and Hound coons, on a cruise; John and Robert, Sivintoii,'.l
for London. i,e.l •
TWELVE o'Ctoca.-The Ann, Perle, for Sierra Leone, re-
mains at the Motherbaok ; the master died this morning._
Drat. Nov. 12.-Arrived the Maria, NVilaon, frontifemei, end ,t
the Dinna, Braithwaite, for London. Remain, the Clanseneo, •
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Shouldham, far Honduras; Mary Ann, Buchanan, for Nova
So3.ia .U.k, Harris, for St. Kitt's. Passed, the Sestelleis, Drab.,
from London, for New South Wales t Sir Edward Hamilton. New. 1
bolt, ditto, for Jamaica ; Falcon, Morrie, ditto, for Batavia ; Coen:
petitor, Jackson, ditto, for New York. Oo the 13thotailed as: - •
eight a. m. the homeward-bound, ter the River. Eta Majestea, a• ..
ship Ramifies remains.-IVlnd N.
hamar/arr., Nov. 13.-A survey having been Made Mt the •41 ""‘
Harmonic, Jongebloed, it was found necesaary to diedbarg• het. >••.;
cargo to undergo the needful repairs.
6 nay earn tr, Nov. 13.-A mired the Tamerlane, Brletotritilngitt- • •
Leghorn ; John, Kirk, from Memina ; Ranger, He1e5,..11061
Alexandria ; Dandy, Gibbs, from Alkmaar ; Arno, Brice, hem,
Memel ; Sir William Cuttia, —, from Ifarnburgh ; Ecietly.* "
Finch, from Harlingen; and Mary Jane, Nichols, tram Quebec.
Sailed the Slater', Ramsey, for Demerara ; Henry, Land, for
liamburgh ; Hero, Cummings, for Berbice ; Weltwood, either,
for Antigua ; Sultan, Wheatley. for Smyrna; Richard Itereeidaa,
Somereall, for Jamaica; Black River packet, Reid, for ditto; sod e.
at 4
Prince Regent, Tayloe. for Tobago.
liauwicu, Nov. 11.-The Nelly, Pulliuger, from Rigs, ot-IN.in
entering the harbour, ran on board the Ann, Friar?, and split
the Anu's mainsail, and damaged the rigging: The enlace.
London, Smith, of and from Arbroath, was loot on the m•
-wash Sand this morning, crew eared : 24 pieces of cloth, supposed
um be part of the cargo, have been carried into Woodbridge Haven.
The Frances Ann, of London, Shipley, which went on Contort
Land, 3d inst. and was abandoned by the crew, has been fallen it
with by three Barking smacks, and towed into this port, full of
water, and a complete rtredk.
rARMOuTH, Nov. 12,-The Two Sisters, Fleming, picked up •
on Wednesday morning, oft' Haisbormigh, a long-boat, marked on
her mern, " Transfer," of Scarborough, Thomas Ooodeir, and on '
Thursday morning was compelled to cut her away, in consequence
of its coining on to blow very heavy.
WELL, Nuv. 13.-The Ebenezer, Wilcox, which mime Ott
shore here 17th Oct. with goods front London to Spalding) is. • •
wrecked. The goods are landed. The London Packet, Hum,
from London to filasgow, is wrecked-cargo saved. The Otorge
and Elizabeth, Wright, which came on shore 111th inst. is wrgkell,
and the corn nearly all lost.
MILFORD, Nov. 11.-The water having parAmily left the` •
brig John liaise, sunk here, part of the cargo (coo() weeps ame .
at low water this day. Two vessels got alongside, weighed
her, end brought her into Hubberstene Pieta where she Is How
dry, and getting out the remainder of her cargo. to be repaired.
OuRNBET, Nov. 12.-The (Deck ship of war brig Clow?.
commanded by Capt. 3liatilis, son to the Admiral, was lost on veld
eland of Alderney, in the night of the !kith ind. The ace, 57 ' •,,t
number, saved.
OSTEND, Nov. 12.-Several hales of moon havebeen brought t v •
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into thisplace by the fishing boats, anti lodged in' the encomia 'I tie'
house. The fishermen state, that about five leagues to the N. KAI
this place the tea was covered with goods, tasking their Wyly
into the North Sea; but from the high Rea, it was impossible to ' •
pick up much. The easterly wind it likely to being iliciongs, rt A
again into the Channel. .
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OUXItRvEN, Nov. 5.-The Catherine. fliyed, torn Ryser"'
for Grimly or Hull, put into this port atah lilt. with:loot of • :" "
sails, ix. and leaky-the cargo Is discharging, The Arrintom. to, v,l
of Shields, from 3lemel for Shemin", with tinmber, *Weis meg
on shore shove Cuxhaven harbour, with nine feet water ID bit
hold, has been got off, and I. gone up the River. . .•
Nov. 6.-The Freondschaf:, Menke. from Newcastle Mr Peg. I.•tt
men, ran lute Heligoland harbour 4111 ism leaky, with fowl
pumps, and in a sinking state. The vessel and cargo else gig*
up to the Wenders on tme.third salvage. • '

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The Elizabeth. Murray, from ilamburgh for Eng Nod, boo pot
back to flawholgo, with damage.

EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALES.
The following shipwrecks were yesterday on Lloyd's books
The Bee, Junes, horn Liverpool to IN inerara ; Husk