The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-20 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH. JAW. 17.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
from Lisbon, sailed 9th inst. ; the Countess of Chichester packet,
from the Mediterranean, sailed from Corfu December 6; Malta,'
16th; Gibraltar, 2d instant; and Cadiz, 3d instant ; the Lord Sid-
mouth packet, from the Leeward Islands, sailed from St. Thomas's
on the 18th ult. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough packet, for
Lisbon ; the Marchioness of Salisbury packet, for America ; the
Princess Elizabeth packet, for Jamaica ; and the Goldfinch packet,
for the Brazils.
COWES, Jair. 18.—Arrived the John Bull, Graves, from Ha-
vannah, in 43 days. The Switisure, Tilly, for Havannah, has
put back. This vessel goes out on account of the Mining Com-
panies.
PORTSMOUTH, JAW. IR.—Arrived the Lively, Goway, from
St. Michael's, ar,d sailed for London.
DEAL, Jax.lB. Last night and most of to-day it blew a heavy
gale from S.S.W. to S.W. The David, Lyon, and Rosalind lost
two anchors and cables, and proceeded for Ramsgate. Besides
several brigs and small vessels, the lion. Company's ships, Re-
, pulse and Hythe, ride all well—the latter with two anchors down.
This afternoon the weather is more moderate—wind about S.W. by
W. The Atlas, from India, drove considerably; the Henry, Fen-
wick, lost an anchor ; the Amity, Gray, has two anchors a-head ;
the Camden, Rillinghurst, for Antigua, has put back, and gone
through for Margate ; the Speculation, arrived this morning
from Faro, lost two anchors and cables, and went Per Ramsgate
Harbour.
Mutts:B29D, Jaw. 18.—Arrived the Bridport, —, from
Waterford ; Amity, Mills, from ditto ; Hope, —, from ditto ;
Assiduous, —, from ditto ; Unity, —, from Limerick ;
Brunswick, from Cork ; George the Fourth, —, from
Dublin ; Sons of Commerce, Gibbs, from ditto ; Waterloo, —,
from ditto. It has blown • severe gale all day at 5.9. W.
LtvEtroos., JAN. 17.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Black, from
Honduras—sailed 29th November ; the Fame, Cook, from Bar.
bice ; the New Jersey, Whitnall, from Philadelphia ; the Promise,
Findlater, and the Bachelor, Douglas, from St Andrew's, New
Brunswick ; the Enterprise. Stephens, froin Pictou ; the Minerva,
Sloane, from St. Mary's, N.S. ; and the Britannia, Barclay, from
Messina.

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1100 ADORE, NOV. 23.—A vessel was wrecked on the 23d or
24th instant, on the coast near Waladia ; four of the crew reported
to be drowned ; the remainder, ten in number, were saved, and
the greater part of the cargo, consisting of pipes of wine.

The Union, Murray, from Archangel to Madeira, put into
Rothe 12th October, with damage and leaky, having been on shore,
and must discharge.
The Ceres, Blanchard, from St. Übes to Portland (America),
struck on Alden Rock 13th ult. and sunk—crew saved.
The Caroline, Harris, of London, has been condemned and sold
at Singapore.
The Wilhelmina, Miller, from Ilavanna to Bremen, was on
shore at the entrance of the Weser 12th inst., with loss of rudder
and anchors and sables.
The Salmon Rivet, —, from London, had arrived at Batavia,
and was under seizure by the Government.
TORT OLA, Dgc.l4.—The United States gun-boat Beetle came
in yesterday from a cruise, and sailed again this morning in quest
of a pirate said to be hovering round these islands.
The Apollo, Wrigglesworth, from Kid for Grimsby ,• Minerva,
Hagberg, from Stettin ; and Centurion, tiVllls, for hull, put into
Gottenburgh 26th and 28th ult. • all with damage.
The Ann, Cortes, arrived in the River, sailed from Swine (Nor-
way) on the 10th instant, and left the following vessels there, viz. :
Asia, and the Barrack, of London ; Britannia, of Shields ; Bell,
of Kincardine ; Economy, of Whitby ; Friends, of London ;
George, and Industry, of Shields ; Mars, and the Mermaid, of
Whitby • Neptunui, —, Neptune. of Whitby • Perseverance,
of Peterhead ; Scipio, of London ; Triton, of Hu'll ; Triton, of
I Arbroath ; Union, of Whitby ; William Hawthor, of Hull ;
Wellington, of Shields. The oter harbours of Norway were full
of shipping.
The Eliza Ann, Remish (whaler), of London, was at Otaheite
In May, with 1,100 barrels of sperm oil. The Eliza Frances
(whaler), of London, was near the Friendly Islands 18th Feb. with
260 barrels of sperm oil.
The Florentia, Wimble, from London to Bombay, was spoken
' with 7th November.
The Socrates, Bolder. of Scarborough, was discharging her cargo
at Havanna, about the 6th ult. to be hove down.
The Julia, of Aberdeen, Laird, sailed from Youghall for Lon-
don lath November, and has not since been heard of.
The Abberton, from London to Bombay, was spoken with nth
instant.
The Hebe, Wright, from Rotterdam to London, was totally
wrecked on (hford beach yesterday morning—crew and small part
of the cargo saved.
The Jane, Jarvis, of Leith, from Petersburgh, was lost off the
Naze of Norway about the 26th ult.—crew saved.