The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-17 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOrTit. JAN. 14,--Sailed the Ellen Douglas, Rios, for
Smnatra ; and Briton, Pederson, for :Sank&
stotru, JAM. 14.—Arrived she Lord Exmouth, Barrett,
front :kismet.

PORIIMOUT/T. JAN; 15—Arrived the Three Brothers, Xygar,
from Dsmt. Sailed the Louisa, Walker, for Grenada; Henry
Porcher, Thompson, for Madras ; and Frederick, Wilhelm, for
Leghorn.
HAmSGATE, J. Is.—The Cornelius, of and from Sunderland.
for Plymouth. get on shore last night on the North Sand Head of
the Goodwin. and has not yet been gat uff: St ccral boats from
hence are with her. end it is apprehended she will be wrecked.
DOVER, JAN. it—The Louisa ha been got off Dungeness
beach, without damage, by assistance of the officers and men on
the blockade service, and proeceded on her voyage.
DEAL J.ts. ls.—Sailed the General Harris and Berwickshire,
Eastindianaen, with the rest of the outward-bound. During a
thick fog, a brig tot on the North Sand Head, apparendy a
coaster, where she continued at live r. sr.

SiWE RN est, JAN. ls.—The %lercy,Olaves, from Neweakt
for Charente, foundered" lath ult. about fuse issues from the Hal-
loper.—Crew saved bY the Prussian ship Naked, and brought here
to-litr: by the snack Hope, from Fahrsund.
Liust. ESE ND, JAN. 15.—Arrived the Hottentot, Lindsay. from
Ilassnnah; Htralng Star, Frier, from Antwerp; General Murray,
('lark, front Autwerp ; Spring, Russell, front Dantric ; Sari.h,
Muichins, from Memel ; }lora, Scholier, from Llsrazie ;
Stonchouse, from Petersburgh; Talbot, 3laior, from Ostend; and
Isis, Wood, from IVaterford—.•iailed the Dania Lyon, Barry, fur
Jamaica; and Elertrr. Robinson, for Philadelphia.
GVTIINSEY, JAN. IL—Attired yesterday the Two Brothers.
Lowther, front Rio Janeiro, in 43 days. She sailed from this,
island for Oporto, where she took in a cargo for Rio Janeiro, deli-
vered it there, took in another, and returned bare In the short space
of three months and 27 days. She sailed this day for Trieste.
Coat, JAN. 12.—Arrived the Dorothy Forster, from London, I
to take troops to Jaßaica..
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GALWAY, JAN. 11—The Despatch, of Peterhead, from Riga.,
struck on the Mack Rock in this bay, about lice o'clock paten's,
evening, at low water, and filled as the tide rode..' She was got ofd
about three o'clock this morning, and has been put into lighters
quitedanuaged. _ _ _

Gay.v.3l;icw JAW. 15.—The Clde M'Pherson, front Deme-
rara, arrived lulre ; sailed thence 28th 'Nov. to company whit the
brig Three Sisters, for London ; left loading kat -Clyde, Vows;
Ramsay, to sail about the 12th tat.; Elizabeth, Simpson. Ihth ;
Erstquibo. hoed; Harmony, 1111•Leall ; and Caroline, 3lulrhead,
about the 20th *oh. On the 3lst ult. spoke a brig; could not make
out her name, from St. Andrews, fix Liverpool, leaky ; offend
assistance, which was rot warted. _ _

BRAKE' JAN. L—The Therese Josephine, of Papenburg,
Dreyer, his been tarried into the River Guest, a perfect :neck.
E Nttn,J • x. f• —The following vessels, vetch were driven
on shore kre last month, have been got off; vis.--Alesis, Sarnia',
front Petenburgh to Liverpool, towed to Copenhagen by a steam-
boat; Sarah fisbli, from Damzie to London, after discharging
part of her canto, and has proceeded to Copenhagen; Ilennetta
Johanne Hedberg. from Rio Janeiro, to btockholin. brought into
this harbour; must of the cargo isrded more or less damaged, and
the worst sold by auction ; and the Itlogheden, Lundberg, (rout
(Jae to Dibraltsr, and proceeded to landacrona.

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COPENIIAGE X, JAN. 6.—Last year 4.671: ships passed the
Sound coming from the North Sim; and .1,627 coming froui the IlaL
Cc. The steamboat, Caledonia, went on Saturday from Copen.
hagen to Elsinettr, to assist in getting of the ships lately stranded,
in which it is hoped she will succeed.
Blume, JAN.4.—The Love, Wills, from Newfoundland, is
stranded this side of the bar, but expected to be got off with little
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damage.
GIIIALTAI, DEC. M.—Part of Lord Cochrane's squadron was
to sail from Itio Janeiro for Montevideo, the latter end of October,
' to blockade the latter port.
Yu ZDE eX, Dec. 21 —By accounts from Thisted of
' the 12th lust. a sloop has been driven on shore near the Mohnen,
bottom up. The cargo consists of 123 dawn of Redwood deals,
marked N.8.M., and partly 0.B.; 210 bars of iron and some deal
ends. In the cabin was &unit a shirt, marked W. S. ; two pieces
of plank found near the wreck, with '6 Nancy, of Arbroath,"
paintcd.on them.
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, Nov. 15.—The Mayflower, which
sailed from Port Royal Md ult. for Pietou, was compelled to bear
up to this port the 9th inst.; the crew being sick, and a butt started,
and came into Port Royal with 4 feet of water in her hold. The
Niemen has been appointed to sail from Port Royal the 26th
inst., to protect the trade through the Gulf. On the 12th inst. ofCape Nicholas Mote, the Thaia, Shand, from Halifax, passed an
armed schooner full or men ; when near her a heavy squall carne
on, and she wore round, shortened sail, and stood in shore.

The Queen, Stephenson, and the Robert, Cook, gaited from
Shiehis tor London on the 2d, and the latter on the 11 ult., and
have not since been heard of.

Several Foreign 'carols have been lost on the coast of SandeEord
on the 17th and litth ult. dialog a tremendous gale.
The Juliana, Thiesson, from Copenhagen for Lisbon, has put
into Norway.
The Corneby, from Sunderland to Plymouth, got on the
Goodwin Sand, on Thursday night, but is expected to be got off:
Wednesday, the Prinmenie, 11l gun sloop, was commissioned by
Lieutenant Gall, to be ailed for the Irish station, in place of the
Arab. Captain John Stoddart is appointed to her. Mr. Shears to
be Pur. er.