The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGANCE.

PORTSMOUTH. movement 45
Arrive!! the brie Racoon from St. Ilelei.a—sailed 1::11)
October; awl Pique from Jamaica.

PLYMOUTH, VOV►MBP.R 24.
Came in the Sarah. Gambitlee, from ',within fin ;
Calliarthe, Goo:lnch, frum Oporto ; and Urania, Hutchin-
son, from London fur Jamaica.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER
Arriirrl the sloop George, Collins, front Chriiiiitioftand fin
Cork, with loss of boom.

rryit.oict, sovvmem
The Harp► Pare, from India► sailed yesterdav fur Lundell,
but was forced to put back again in consequence of ibe
wind coining again southerly.
Arrived off the Longships, on the !Mb instant, the ship
Ceres, Herd, from Bengal and the Mauritius

, MARGATE., NM/I,IICM 25
Arrived off this port the Almerali, ll'ktssuck, (rum ezls
cutta, and has lauded dispatches.

WATERFORD, NOVEMBER el.
The brie Tay, of Greenock, 102 tons, Archibald
M'Auley, master, which sailed on the 4th from Rownnire
(leek at Lochinitall, in the island of Is*, une of the
Hebrides, fur Gibraltar, with potatoes, encountered very
bard weather, and on the night of the Bth sprung a
teak in a heavy gale of mind at R.S.E. The pumps
were kept constantly going until the 10th, whim, to
lat. S 3. 20. long. 13. 30. she fell in with the Norwegian
vessel Elizabeth, of South Bergen, Christian Smitir.
master. The leek was gaining fast, and the weather still
very severe; the crew dulling it impossiltlc to keep herfrtr,
there being at least three feet water in the bold, awl a cer-
tainty of the vessel futinderingr launched their bunt, sod, at
great risk, succeeded in getting on board the Norwegian. Oa
that day, shoot 4 p. m. they lust sight of the Tay, after a
heavy squall, irs which she most have gone down, as the Nor.
wegian wore ship afterwards in starch of her; but in rani.
They remained on board the Norwegian until the 15th, ulcer,
about 40 miles fi.S W. of Cape Clear, they again took, to their
haat, and, after the most imminent karma in a heavy pea
and tempestuous weather, during which the host filled snore
than 011efl% erpreialty ow Sunday night, when, to .aive her firm.
going dorms they were obliged to throw overboard even thr•!r
provisionr; end every thing but the clothes upon their bark,,
they all, seven in number, arrived on Monday evening, 1611 i,
at Youghal, quite exhausted from suffering and fatigue.
At Youghal they experienced, from all tllllll ten, the must
friendly hospitality. The Mayor iitstantly put shout a sub-
scription, which enabled the hands, four its number, to set oil
for Cork. The Captain, the Mate, and a boy, arrired site
here on Thursday. Their expressions of gratitude fur ti e
treatment received at Touchel are almost boundless. The
Captain has called at the ,Mirror Qffice, and, after funnelling
the materials of this narrative, has requested us to become
the vehicle of his warmest acknowledgments to the Mirot-
and inhabitants of Youghal, and most particularly to Mr.
Simkins Harbour Master.

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