The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-08 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. s.—The Tobago, Leidler, fzom Chiowri
and the Hotspur, Bragg, from Leghorn, were released front quaran-
tine this morning.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 6.—The schooner Friends. Brown, from
Newhaven for St. Michael's, ha► put in here with loss of Sncti.:::
and cable.

LITTLEHAMPTON, FES. 6.—The Hazard, which wa.
shore at Felpham, was got oft' last Friday, and brought In here t,
repair.
YARMOUTH. LW., Fin. e.—Tbe Goede Hoop, with Liss o 7
mainmast and rudder damaged, was towed in here by a pilot boat ;
her sails are also partly lost and damaged. She was within a's
miles of Brest on the 2d, with a fair wind, when it suddeoly
shifted to W. by N., and blowing a hurricane drove her up
Channel.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. 3.—The Christiana, from Bangor for Car.
lisle, with sla4s, sunk on Doyle Bank ; one man tared.
SCARBOROUGH. FEB. s.t—On Thutadsy afternoon it came en
to blow burd from the N.N.W. accompanied by a very heavy high
. tide • on Friday morning it increased to a tremendous gale tie
wind caused the water to rise irom four to six feet aboie the niuist
height. The vessels In the harbour sustained but trifling damage
two of them broke their moorings, and drove nearly up to hil,;ft
water mark. The ship-builders suffered considerably, as the tine
washed down the plank stages, and floated the timber into tl.c
harbour, and along the beach, sonic of which drove out to sea.
Two vessels, one finished, and the other about half buil:, wee
washed off the stocks to the westward of the harbour, the tom: .r
with her broadside against the cliff; and the latter so much injured
that she will have to be taken to pieces. The frames, bow timber.,
and some of the floor timbers, of a ship building, without the west
pier, were washed down and strewed on the strand. 31ueh dausa.e
was done to the SEaw.
WIVENHOE, FEB. 6.—Captain Howling, of the snuck Free.
ton, discovered at dawn of day yesterday a vessel ashore on the
East Burrows, he immediately manned his boat, and went to the
wreck, and found her to be a schooner bilongiug to Burlington.
supposed to have been loaded with hemp and flan : her cargo out ;
the boat with difficulty reached his 'gene, again. It issupposell the
crew are drowned.
CarelocE, Fee. 3.—The Carrier. Anderson, of kincard:i.e,
from Newry, was driven on shore on Thursday last, at GairoC.,
Dead, Island of Bute. The crew, a man, his wife, and five
children, passengers, got ashore with areat difficulty.
JAMAICA (KINGSTON), DEC. 11.—The French brig NariCie,
with tibiae, on board, detained off St. Jago de Cuba, by his dl h .
jesty's ship Primrose, was brought into Port Royal on Thursday.
She mounts four guns, and has a complement of 31) men. The
Primrose went in chase of a scheoncr, whizh is supposed to be
a slave vessel, and was in company with the brig. The alesp
Cara Dolce, Fisher, cleared at liucea en the 4th inst. for the no..
quito Cove, and was' wrecked off that place cm the sth. • •

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