The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-09-18 00:00:00

NArelL lATELLIGENCE. •
toeTs.Aut:TH, SETT. 16.
Arrived His Majesty's ships !Wulf and *Hearty
from a cruise. of t
Sailed the Ant schooner fur PllptiOuth, and the ties
Star sloop of war for the Downs.—Wind N. W. Coi
ow,
TOISAV, seer. 15. mo
• Put in hers, yesterday evening, and sailed mo
, again this morning, the Safttiar,i gun•brig, from ma
Portsmouth, v..ith the Skeldun Casa, , Union, and of
biffrisrei East Indiamen, under convoy for Ply- me
asouth.—Wied, N. str,
PLYMOUTH, Siff. 15. An
• •Arrived the 87iii4 and one tender, with pressed tht
men. Rorie ; Brit* sloop of war, from a of
• cruise ; Sprightly and, herroppoosao cutters, from the in
' Westward. Also the Grouse, man of war, from the an,
Downs ; Lady Warred armed ship. front a cruise ; ha
Brit/ sloop of war, from the Eastward ; thealo.th fec
Louisa, a Dane, Ktoge, from Leghorn. for Copen- Fr
hagen, detained by the IrJefoigeke privateer; Sr- en,
saamot, Robson ; and the Winger, Wallet, from W
Riga. as
Sailed the C414a4C1 sloop. Capt. Yeo, on a cruise ; eh
nerrly gerobrig ; Cedutres cuter ; and le:done pe
hi ate, for the floe. tat
. Fortuaately the ert4gsa were all embarked on Sae so
turstay, while the weath:r was fine. Yesterday, it sh
rained Iteaeily, And incessantly, which would have eh
greatly annoyed their progress. Last night we had eh
a gaie of wind front the North. but no damage has de
been done here. An order came down by Lela w,
graph this morning, for the Horse (Queen's Bays). in
to be re-embarked ; and for the transport* to get of
into the soiled by this wetting's tide; that part of ni
the Expedition intended fortlw Mediterranean. eon- a.
eisting of the Guards, the Rifle Corps, 594 and 62d p 1
Regina:tits. are to hold themselves in readiness to so
pail tomorrow, if the wind continues favourable. le
—Wind liesh at N. . tt
DCAL. IIEfT• 16. e,
Cams down from Sheerness, the dinaranihe sloop B
of war, and remainsjo the Downs, with the ships as a,
per List.—Wind N.W. ft
HULL. SEPT. 15. tt
On Saturday and yesterday. a fleet of merchant t 1
• vesseta. bound foOvarious ports in the Baltic, went a
dawn from hence to Grimsby Roads, to join the a,
convoy (the Prowler* armed ship) appointed to h
sail on •he 14th instant. Another convoy for the 0
same destination is expeffed to sail from hence on n
or shout 'lath of this month.
Yesterday morning. the llfary aid Elisnitth, ti
Certain Robert haft, from °siege. for this port. it
van on Holine Sand, in the Hember, and upset. s
Lighters were dispatched from Hull to bring up a
bee masts and rigging. The vessel, by laicism out a
part of her cargo, has righted, sad may be ea- e
prated here without any further Jeanne.
The ddrinisers, N. Beeekin, a sloop employed in
the limestone trade. beinglaid an at Saltwick. near 1
Whitby. on Friday. taking in a cargo of ironstone,
was wrecked in coagulants" if a sudden gale of ;
eralsl from the N. E.
Tensaw& left. 14.
The Master of a smash arrived hare Ws nsotoe
reports. that oil the Land's Tad yesterday, he
saw a impiem with another is um. dismal&
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Rdwatd, Cotids ; and rid* gamino,,,;
Tormoteabers, Sateetisiog; Anew's, rat esuolotasone,
Social; eberVete thrnantOt. Raise end the Vow Intebeib,
eleaces, from Pleinbree.
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DUBLD4 Sere.. IS.
The following melancholy accident happened on
Saturday nigl.t :—Me. Thomas Barrington and his
servant. returning from Wexford, in a small cot, to
his uncle's at Johnstown, about two miles from
We:ft:n.l, when crossing the Slimes, Mr.
Barrington
,• in endeavouring to force his way with a pole, went
to the side where a cask of beer had been placed,
when the cot upset, and he was unfortunately
drowned ; the man was saved by getting an the
bottom of the cot.
On Monday morning, as Richard Edmeeds,
• El. of Kilkenny. was bathing at Tramere, he was
forced by the strength of the waves to a considerable
d•stance from shore, and, we are seen to awe. was
drowned. The body was soon after found. and
every iron used to restore animation, but without
ell-8.
The following is a cone& list of such of the Re.
aimenu of the Irish Militia whose men are to vo-
floater for General Service. with the Head Quar-
ters for their inspeltion, agreea!sle to the orders
• issued from the Adjutant General's Office, dated
the Id instant : Armagh, at Eyre Court ; Car-
low. at Killatney ; Cavan. at Dablia • South
Cork. at &alma ; North Down, at Arklisa;; South
• Down, at Waterford; Dublin City. at Armagh ;
Duolie Gamow .se lafaiiingar s Gainsay, as Cork;
Kerry, at Boyle ; Kilkenny. at Cahier ; King's
County. at Westport; Leitrim, at Bantry ; Lime-
rick City. at Enniskillen ; Limerick Co. at Newry ;
Lendonderry, at Belfast ; Louth, at loughrea ;
North Mayo, et Ballinaslos ; South Mayo, at Birr ;
Meath. at LiSord; Monaghan', at Dublin ; Qieee's
County, at Nenagh; Roscommoo, at Kilkenny;
Sligo. at Drogheda; llpperary, at Bite; Tyrone,
at .Clonmel; Westmeath. at Ballysbannon ; Wex-
ford, At Dublin ; Wicklow, at Athlone.
Tuesday night's Gazette contains a notice of an
applicatinn to be made to i'arliament. in the seat
tootling sessions, for leave to bring in a Bill for
making and maintaining a new public Road and
Street, to commence from or near to the Black Bull
Ina, at the cart end of Kent-street, and to extend
into Blackman-street, sn as to terminate in that
•
street, by an opening to he made therein, at a con-
venient &trance from Saint George's Church; and
it is proposed that the said Road and Street shall be
made through and giver certain lands or grounds,
and liered;raments, resp Oively situate in tha several
parishes fullowirg, t:htt is to say, the parish of St.
George the Martyr, Southwark, iu the co inty cf
Surrey. and the parish of Saint Mary, Newin;tear,
in the satire county.