The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-15 00:00:00

Nd7.l L INTtLLIGENCE.

?OR TISInt:TH. JAN. 13.
Arrived the Inconstant frigate, from Gthroley.—
Wind Northerly.
•AI MOUTH, JAN. 11.

Sailed the Auckland packet. Capt. Schuyler, with
Mails for Lisbon Flinty Adulpius packet, Captain
Boulderson, for Harbadoes and Jamaica; and the
Mlnekester packet, Capt. Davib, with IsLtils for
America.

Rem4in the cutter ; Morristozei and
Xemkr amed ships.—Wind N.E.

Y•IIMOILITH, JAS. 13.

Arrived the Roebuck, of 4 guns, from the N re;
Nowt sloop ; and the Muter cutter, from a cruise;
a few days since she fell in with and chased a French
privateer, and was approaching her fast, bat having
run her on the Flemish coast, and night coming
on, she was obliged to give up the chase.
Sailed the Jong: Jac4, Priest, fur Muth Bergen.
neat., JAN. 13.
Arrived His Majesty's ship Oricta, from Ports-
mouth.

Came down His Majesty's ships Seahorse and
S.steiltre, from Sheerness. Dale of 514notrose, and
Castle Eden, f.-ast-fudiamvo ; Gree.•s,K6, Bristol, for
the South Seas; Esperiment, !diners, for the Cape of
Good Hope ; and several other outward-bound
vessels from the River, and remain in the Downs
with the ships, as per last.
The Valarowl praam has a signal eying for a
convoy to tlie WastvratJ.—Wind N.W.

Cowl;, JAM. 7.

His Majesty's ship "wow, Captain Brisbane. ar-
rived this morning. At Core, from a cruise, with the
Courier privateer cutter, from St. Mahies, of 7 guns,
and 72 men, which she captured off Cape Clear
The ship S lle, of and from Baltimore, Captain
Dew, laden with stares, rice, &c. for this poet,
foundered at sea ; crew SAVO by the Gisrte,Capt.
Taylor, from New York, arrived at Greenock. Part
of the ciew was put on board a vessel bound to the
West ladies.

21.11SEVIt. DEC. 29.
The wind having yesterday efts moon slotted
round to t!le Southward, the liar armed ship pro-
ceeded with the trade bound North about, to Liver-
pool, Ike. under prntraion s It is, however, now
changed to the W.N.W. which may probably either
sauce them to tem n, er put into some Swedish port.
The Remy', Charters, of Whitby, from Peters-
burg, to London, with hemp and II ii. is wrecked on
the Island of Bornholm, crew saved, as is most part
of her cargo and materials ; but of the cargo, great
part wet.
The Frrydire, Jo`ian Black, from Riga to London,
is on shorb upon the Island of Gothiand.

HULL, JAN. It
The &amen, Adamron, with a valuable cargo
from London, chiefly for Leeds, after being driven
about by the late
liornsca. The cargo has been got nut, with little
damage, and taken to Bridlington, and the vessel is
expefted to be got off.
The Daigeent, Seaton, from Newcastle, is arrived
at Whitby, very much damaged, having been en
shore.

The hrig of Lynn, Thomas Eggle.
ton, Master, with coals, from tiunderland, to Lynn,
trdli driven on shore to the Eastward of Blake:ley,
on the 26th ult. in a very heavy, gale of wind, with
the loss of her mats, and is a cumplct: wteck.—
Crew all saved.'
A great number of vessels, not less than two hun-
dred. having been lung detained in the port Li.
verponl, by ad .. winds, have sailed within the
last few days, for their destinations.