The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-28 00:00:00

Arill7-1L !NTELLiCENCE.

PoßTsstourst, si...nca
Last sailld his Majesty's ships .lur,ra and
La Duternsine, tier Cuernsey, with the 81st regi-
ment; and sioop MN-giant:, to St. Helens.
This morning the Right Hon. Lord Gardner
hoisted his Blue Hag at the Main, on hoard his
Majesty's ship Neptune, of 98 guns, at Spithead.
His Majesty's ship Venerable, of 71 guns, is under
orders to rendezvous in cawsand Bay, with the rest
of the squadron preparing for that station, and is
expected to sail very soon.
The Alcmene, of 32 guns, is under orders to pro-
ceed to the Downs.

_ . .
His Majesty's ship Ith, of 50 guns, is tinmoored,
and ready to put to sea.
Lieutenant Robert Parry is appointed the Flag
Lieutenant on board his Majeay's ship Dreadnosigle.
of 98 guns.
Lieutenant Stephen Donovan is appointed First of
his Majesty's ship Rawl!, of 74 guns, fitting out
here.
Put back the Pha•nir, I.ish, from the Streights
for London, and remains with the Calcutta,
for New South Wales ; and the Matthew, Young,
for St. Kitts.—Wind easterly.
DOVER, MA R,ll 23.
Arrived last night the ABif, Hedde, from Calais.
with Francis Dillon, Esq. and family, Messrs.
Froome, and a few other passengers.
Sailed the Prince of Wales packet, with the mail
for Calais. The passengers were, the Duchess of
1 larcourt and Emily, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Wedgt.--
wood, and Mr. Underwood.
LIVERPOOL, stArtcn 21.
The Elizabeth, Hanna ; and the Fortitude, Ged-
ney, from Liverpool, are arrived at Naples. 'll,e
Hope, —, from Jamaica, is arrived at Charleston.
A ship is lost near Kircudbright, name not
known, but supposed an American, and it is feared
all the crew are drowned.—Wind E.S.E.

MEETINGS t.r CREDITORS AT MILD/RM.,
10 Adult NOW, in.incia 29. N.
Timinui Bright, of Inner I Teml).e-.ane, ggioner and

6;pol:butler :3 10
Charles Col !, late of Odiham, !tants, dealer in corn, but
now of Drury-lane, viatialler 3 1
A. Leith, late ut Sho,!-lace, Fteat-street, smith 2 10
Baurne, of St. Jaine% street, Westminst!r,
silk-
mercer 2 10

William Simpson, of l"ament',.lane, merchant 1 1.1
J-iges P.:ter Fearon, Of Upper Graft.m-street, Fitzroy-
s.loare, late comir.atid-,:r of the Belvidere Exit India-
man, merc'ivit
Thomailbnnison, of Pre.;cott-street, Guodmati'.;M:lds,
merchant 3 11
Joseph 1 of B_7riliontliey, Southwark, leather-dres-
_ _

3 1)
Wdli.un Dance, of 'l'o°ler-street, Southwark, merchant 1 It
William Stokes, Lite of (Ad Broad-street, merchant 1 i
Gcurg..t Sly, of Wanstesd, stockbroker 1 1
Thomas fiiitthori, of Odeinaii•strevt, userenutit 1 10
DIVIDENDS.
Thomas Thomas, of Streatliarn-stref:t, Bloomsbury, jew-
ell..r 0 1
T. Maiuu, of Tokenliouse yard, London, isiefehaitt 0 10
David Currio, of Throimur strezt, London, nie:chalit 010
• CERTIFICATES.
John B aford, late of Holborn-bridge, Middlesex, liniert dray t
Joint Whately, Lac of Bank.iidc, Southwark, colour-mama-
tacturer.
Ralph Wood Carr, /ate of Leeds, Yorkshire, drysa;ter.

BIRTHS.
On Saturday morning, of a son, the Lady of Captain
Lambert, of the Navy, at his house in Somerset.street,
Portman-stiii
Early y.:sterday morning, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel
Dyke, of a son and heir.
MARRIED.
On Tuesday last, at Soutliamptc.n, Lieut. Col. Home,
Of Y3111147U111, Isle of Wight, to Mss Gossitt, of Lym-
iiipton.

On Thursday, at St. Martin's in t:-.e Fields, Mr. W.
Holland. PI intselei , Cockspur- vice, to MI s. ('lit
of Carmarthen, eldest datiehrer of the Lite Frai.c s Chute,
Esq. of Chute Hall, in the co,my of !CAI-I'y.
D 1 1.. D.
On Thursday, at her house in Thcrnhaugh-street. Bed-
ford-sluste. agwi 69, Mrs. Gaskell, relict of Peter G.I
kell, Esq. of the City of Ilith, and only daughter of W.
Penn, late of Shinnsgarry, in the county et Cork, Esq-
the grandson an.l heir of W. Penn, the Founder and firs:
Pi oprittur of the City of Philadelphia and Province of Penn-
sylvania, in America.
On Ihursd iy twining, at Shepherd's hill Lodge, Hare-
field, the Lady of J. Callan, Esq.
On the tch IVA:. Mrs. Freeman, of Abbot's Langley.
s, wittiw of J. Cope Fi eeman, Esq.

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By LEIGH, SOTHF.BY, and SON,
TI-lIS and Four followine Days at Twelve o'Cluck,
A VERY VALUABLE COLLET' I'ION of
.1. BOOKS, the Duplicates of a distinguished COLLEC-
TOR's LIBRARY, brous.,dit from hig -Hume in the Cuouray.
The Books lit goiersl ar.• in a very fine Curulition, anti
amongst them are litany Eititiones
To be viewed, when Catalogues (price Gd.) may be had at
the Place of Sale.'

BOOKS AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUNIENTS.
By Mr. KIN(;,
At his Great Room, Nu. 38, in kiug-street, Covent Garden,
Rs Order of the Executrix,
On WEDNESDAY next, and following Day, at Twelve
o'Clock,
THE MEDICAL PART of the LIBRARY of
Dr. GEORGE FORDYCE, of Essex-street, in the
Strand, lately D.•ceased, together with wine Valuable MA-
THEM I.TICAL and MECHANICAL INSTRUMENI S.
Among them are a capital Reflecting Teles..-ow, by Short;
well-known Instrument, from the Collectio:i of the Hon.
Topham Ikauclerck ; an Equatorial, by Ramselen; a beauti-
ful Machnie for cutting Mierosco ilea' Objects Wood.
to the 2t/30th part of an inch; klectacal Ma:Ali:Les, by
two Turning Lathes; an Air-pump, with .Ipnaratos ;
sundry Glass Receivers, Retorts, and various Chemical Apr -
rants Mir be viewed on Monday till the Sale, and Cat'
luguesthen had at the Room.

N. B. A Catalogue of the Exteniire and Valuable Cn..kction
of Natural History is now making, and will be ready for public
Sale next Month.

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