The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-13 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTZ.

Admirsky-Olite, raw 12.
COIN FA OP TWO usrTras TO THE kICII. W. CORN.
WALLIS.
•
Majeatyl Ship Doris, off Pans du R •- •
SIP. 10th MarCh, 1404.
I beg 1 are to infir:n you of ray having takes and destroyed
the Itztakl gun bar, No. '351, the second Obis, eurving
IS printer awl 31 men, being one of a small convoy from
Quuuper to Brut, ultimately to Boulogne, laden with, ammo.
slat in, provisions, frc. the rest escaped into Ilad.trio, owl • g
to ray basing sprung the main-thrust, and slit the oil m
chat.. I have the honour to be, dm
PAT. CAMPBELL..' .•
The Han. Admiral Cornwallis, &e.
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His Majesty's Ship Dotty elf Point du Rue,
SIP, April 30.
Ha ,ng olvieised, on the clearing up of a fog, a =tabu of
gun b: id., boat., and ritare'ri, :toted at the entrance
of Hu.lirr..e haraour ; I shied in:a right, and :-.r.choird as near
a. I eou'd to protect the boats, which were dts7llo-hoil "dgr
the order. of Lieutenant Alenion, who suceeed^d in bringi g
out the gunboat, N. 1.3 0, ..f the ..toad clear, carryinl
pounder and 30 men; but owing to a rapid and heavy surf. Wu:ft •
broke at the harbour's mouth' as well as :heir bring riflec..
by strung batteries, presented his being more successful.
I ain, &c. PAT. CAMPBELL.
The Hon. Admiral Cornwallis.

BANKRUPIS.
Edward Hader Strange, of Frant, Sussrx, grocer, to cur.
render June 16 and 23, at one, and July 24, at elevens at
Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Blandford awl Sweet, King's.
Beneh Walks, Temple; and Mr. J•mes, Tunbridge Wells
Edward Curling, of Margate, ho) Joan, to surrender Jane
14, 29, and July 24, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury. At-
torrivya, Mr. William Lee, Sandw;cli, Kent; a3d Mr. TlP-
man Mawley, Tottenham-street, Fitzroy-square London.
Joh* Parrott, late of Ratelitft-Highway, viensallet' r am,
render June 19, 23, ale July 14, at ten, at Guildhall.
tomey, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane, London
Gnome Field, of 014 Swan Stairs, Upper Thames-attest,
ma,ehant, to surrender June 16, at one, 30, and July M. at
teeliu!, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. J. and R. Wtllia,
Warnhird-court, Throgmo-ton-street.
Witham Field, of Old Swan Stain, Upper Thames Wed,
inerekanr, to surrender Juno 16, at one, 314 and July 14, ad
twelve at Guddhall. Attorneys, Messrs. J. and R. Willis,
Wantined-court,. Throgrnorten-oreet.

Joritthan Pickernell, of Sundonland, Durham, dealer, to
surrender Jena 29, and July 23, at eleven, at White's
Tavern, Sunderland. Attorney:, Mr. George Parker Sunder-
land; and Masan. Atkinson and Morgan, Ataka-Friars,
Loutiod.
Robert Williamson, of Rosk-Hill, York, farmer, 10 ierren.
.ter July 2,3, and 14, at eleven, at the B ack Bedade, r
York. Attorneys, Messrs. Dyncley and Sows, Gray's, inn, Loo-
don; and Mr. Morton, Sedate.
Thomas Smith Wdliams, of Mincing-lane, shin-broke.,
surrender June 19,23; and July 84, at ten, at Ciut.dhaU. At.
corneyc, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. .tt
LIVI OEN
J. ly 3. Thomas Jana and John MaTiftoll, of Ludlow,
at ten, at Guildhall. . „
June 23. James Wilde, John. Watts, and
,tritin Body, of .
Upper Thames street, griletti at ten, at Gui:dhall.
June 27. John Kershaw, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, chyinist,
at eleven, at the Whitt Hart inn, Waitangi& •
July 6. Robert Brickdalo Morgan, 13..M.0.41111i1i, Irina:lw
maker, at four, at the Shakespear Tivetti' B.ronrigt.arn.
July Ai. William Cres'iie the younger, and J•dtn (..-vie••vrood,
both late of Liverr9ol, merchant., at ten, 'at the York
Hotel, in William.on-square, div rpoot. e
July 17. Dudley of Seat Paul's Church yard,
trunk- inakor, at t-a, at GinldhalL.„ . •
July 9. William Sr mar and John Smith, of seeds, Yolk-
sldr,., grocers, at ele...n, at the Ruh and Muth Inn, Lreds.
July 4. Wiliam Walker now or Ate of Yorkshire,mer.diant, at eleven, at the Three 1..,•gs Inn, Leech'.
July 21. Christopher Lance and Peter Aube, Of Ghnid;
square, Crotched-1112n, four-factors, at Havel. at GuildlsOL
July 21. Christopher Lanee,of Genid•squar::, Crotched-friars,
flour-factor, at Helen, at Guildhall.
July 7. Wiliam Fell, of St. Martin's-lane, tailor, at ten, at
July 3. Mary Dulhunty and Ann Baker, of Sm.kadle-.uses,
Piccadilly, milliners, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 4. George Brain, of of std, merchant, at eleven, at the
White Lieu, Broad-street, Bristol.

CERTIPICATI2--Ju Le 3
Thomas Rookie", of Bridgewater, Somerset, baker.
Patrick Hunter, of &lend, merchant.
Roes Thomas, of Broad-street, St. Giles's, glassweller.

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Dollars to the amount of 150,0001. will, in the
course of the present week, be forwarded to Dahlia.

Captain Hifi°, of the Navy, is commissioned by
the Board of Admiralty to take the most accurate
soundings off Brest, to ascertain, and lay down on
a chart, the sunken rocks that endanger our block-
ading fleet off that harbour. This experienced Of-
ficer sailed from Plymouth on Sunday last, upon
this survey.
The Newspapers, morning and evening, of yes-
terday, mention the CH.! of a Gentleman, who WAS
robbed on Sunday, at the open space, in front of
the condemned ho.uses, near St. Clement's church. •
It is, indeed, a shame that they should have been
suffered to stand so long, the terror of passengers by
day, and the screen of robbers by night.
At Bristol, about 4000 troops were drawn up in
Queen's-square, on His MAJESTY'S B:rth-day. Ge-
neral Fistica came on the ground about One o'clock,
when 66 rounds were fired by the field-pieces. and'
three vollies by each of the corps of infantry, fol-
lowed by a general busts from the whole body.
The day was extremely fine, and rendered the scene
gay and exhilirating. The French General BOY r
from St. Domingo, happening to he upon his runt, ,
towards Cheltenham, where be will remain 'upon'
his parole 411@n/icor, applied for • permission to be
present, which Gencrat FISHER politely granted.
General Boyer. surveyed the speElacle With great
attention, fron. a window at W.Gis Ellis's, Esq. and
observed to a Lady who stood near him, " that it
must indeed be highly gratifying to every B! itc•n,
to see the noble integrity which pet ceded t. Le
country."

Strjeant liswirr, of the Loyal Worcester Vo-
lunteers (being one of the sarjeants allosce3 by
Government), has been tried by a Court Martial
for absenting himself from the corps, and going
to Bristol without leave, where he was appr,
bolded and brought back ac a deserter by a party of
the Bedford Militia. He was sentenced to h* pub-
licly reprimanded, and dismissed the cops; under
the impression, that no corporal punishincat coati
equal the stigma of.being thus dismissed from so re-
spat:able a body of men.

A crow has been observed these four years at
Kirkton, near Bathgate, having its wing nearly all
white. The proprievir, wishing to have it stuffed
AS a curiosity, shot it (a, he supposed) ; but, on ex-
amination, it psymed to be a young one reserniding
the parent in the wings, seirkthe addition uf its neck
being partly white, claws wholly so, and white fee-
thersor spots on its head. He iLis it now preserved
in his possession. It was not aocernined whether
any more front the nest re,embled the old one, which
is seen daily.

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