The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL,i'miDAY, FED. 11).

Wind S.S.E., fair..-High Water 5 m. p. 1.
Arrived the Fanny. Peacock, from Buenos Ayres and Monte
Video, sailed from llonte Video the 6th Nov. On the 10th Jan..
in lat. 23, 53. lon. 38, 45, spoke the brig Emulous, of and for
London, from the bile of France. On the 4th December, in lat.
23, 51 S. lon. 31, 29, spoke the Joseph, of Whitehavea, from Lon-
don, for Calcutta. On the 6th February, 100 miles west of Cape
Clear, was struck by a tremendous Res which carried away every.
thing off the desk, boats, spars, cambouse, Qa &c.
Arrived the Blues, Blues, front Carthagena. Sailed 13th Dec.;
left the Richard, lilorce, of Liverpool, and the Saucy Jack, of
London, at Carthagena.
The Hope, On, Irmo Demerara, sailed 31st Dee.
The Eliza and Jane, Vino!, from Liverpool have arrived at
Oporto.
The Tacos, Kettle, from Liverpool, has arrived at Lisbon.
The Amity, Sewell. from Limerick foe Liverpool, luta put into
Lough Spell t Isle of Stull).
The New York, Bennett, for New York, was spoken with yes-
terday. at 9 a.m., a little to the eastward of Point Lynes.
Vessels sailed the Wit Feb.—The Isabella, Hodgson, for An-
tigua ; Richard, Bomber, for Dmierara ; Pharbe, Crawford, for
Babes; filulden Fleece, Evans, for ditto; Commerce, Lindsay, for
Sian Leone; and the Deane, Ferguson, for Newfoundland.
SATITIDAY, FEB. 11.
Wind S.S.E. fair.—High Water, 37 m. p. 1.
No arrival.

HOLYHEAD, FEs.lO.
Wind S.S.W.—mnderate and hazy.
The Hall, toe Jamaica; Cambrian, for Bahia ; and
be Lydia, for Jamaica. passed at three p.m.
The Ardent, Parker, from Liverpool, has arrived at Alexandria.
The Arab, Baker, from ditto and Genoa, boa arrived at Leghorn.
The Brothers, Hill; 1,4 the Harriet, Mullion, from Liver.
pool, has arrived at haguyra.
The Albion, Kirkwood, from Liverpool, arrived at Alexandria,
on the 17th Dec.
The Planter, Potts, and the Mary, Holmes, from Liverpool,
have arrived at Antigua.
Vessels sailed 11th Feb—The Jessie, Kennedy, for Buenos
Ayres• Clyde, dowser, for Savannah; and the Yovug Norval,
Wathling, fur Terceira.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 9.—Arrived the Lady Louisa packet from
Jamaica—sailed 3d January ; and the Leon, Jones, from London,
for Jamaica. Sailed the Rapid, Rosewell, afar London.—Wind
S.S. W. to S.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Thetis,
from Portsmouth ; and the Mayflower, Langmead, from Lisbon.—
Wind E.S.E.
COWES, FEB. 10.—The United States, Hutchins, from Batavia,
which arrived yesterday, is come Into barticur to discharge torepair.
The Henries, Cross, from New Orleans in 42 days, left inside
the bar the British Tar, of Liverpool, with stern stove in, having
been run foul of ; on the 6th ult. in the Gulf to the westward of the
Shot Keys, fell in with an English ship with " Elizabeth" on the
foretop.sail. The following day observed a ship on shore to the
S.W. of the Shot Keys, with the loss of foretop-masts, and on her
beam-ends, with a wrecker attending her, supposed to be the
Elizabeth.
PoItTosIOUTH, FEB. 10.—Passed by the Asia, Pope, front
Bombay--sailed 9th Sept. and from St. Helena, 13th November.
Arrived the Juliana, Dines, from London, for 31adras and Bengal;
and the Egginton transport, from ditto, for Malta. Sailed his lila-
jeaty's ship Bellette. for Chatham ; the Rachel, Channel, for the
Mediterranean; and the Thomas and Mary, Hack, for St. Mi-
chael's. Passed by the Illacqueen, Walker, foe Bombay and
China.—Wind E.S.S.
DEAL, Faa. 10.—A breeze springing up last evening, the whole
of the outward-bound rounded the South Foreland. Arrived and
remain the Hercules, Vaughan, from Batavia. Passed through
from the ricer, the Earl of Balearras. for India ; the Morning
Star, Buckham, for Ceylon ; the West Indian, Cook, for Antigua ;
and the Symmetry, tones, for Jamaica. Also, a large outward-
bound fleet, from Ramsgate harbour. An American ship, with
the letter X on her fore topsail, parsed about noon for London.—
Wind E.S.E.
GRAVESEND, FEB. 10.—Arrived the Mary, Bridges. from Ja-
maica; Fly, Sultan, from St. Michael's; Royal Mail, Scott, from
Lisbon; H tram, Gorley, from Messina; Florida, Sinclair, from
Malta; Elizabeth, Charlton. from St. John's, New Brunswick;
Sophia, Drury, from ditto ; Active, Crofter. from Dunkirk. The
Georgians, arren, for Derbies, returned with loss of bowsprit.
MiLTORD. FEB. 9.—Yesterday was picked up on this coast
several pieces of wreck and some capstan bars, painted black, and
marked "John and Ann, of London." The Amity, Richards,
from Leghorn, received considerable damage, and is leaky.
JAMAICA (KINGSTON), DEE• 3I.—A sloop boat belonging to
the brig Mdriven eanwell, lying at Port Antonio, was ashore at
Hope I3ay on the 26th inst. during a heavy north. During •
heavy north on Saturday night, the sloop Bergaini. of Port Maria,
was driven on shore. She has been got off, but has sustained con-
, siderable damage. The schooner Kingston Packet, of Montego
Bay, drove from her moulage in that harbour on the evening of
the llhh inst., nod went to pieces.

Vvtsirks SPOKEN WITH.—The Harriet, White, from Liver.
pool to Savannah, 12th ult. lat. 32, long. 76. by the Ilenrica,
arrived at Cowes. The Seville, front Virginia to Itardeaux, 27th
ult. by the Courier, Hodson, arrived off Portsmouth. The Iphi.
genie, of Liverpool, front I)emerara for London, Bth inst. by the
Lady Louisa packet, arrived at Falmouth.

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Thr.t.s or H E Al:nu—The following communication
from the Portuguese Consul-General in London was on
Saturday rstetl at Lloyd's :
Portuguese Consulate.lieneral, hoodoo, Feb. 10, 1826.
Sir—l-laving observed the communication made by Vice-Admi-
ral Lord Aineltus Remelerk to the Committee of Lloyd's. regarding
the inconvenience experienced by British vessels in the Portitguet.e
dominions, Irvin their not being supplied with hills of health—l
beg leave to state, and request the favour of your making it public,
that it is the Conies bill of health they are required to produce,
without which, according to the laws and regulations of Portugal,
they are liable to a quarantine, though provided with a Custom-
house bill of health.
(Signed) J. T. SAM PAYO, Consul•Lieneral.
John Bennett, Esq. Lloyd's. • •