The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-30 00:00:00

IC-17-.11, /NUL! IGENCE.

PORTSMOLITH, MAY 28._

Sailed the PrL-cris Royal man of war, to join the
Channel fint ; the Mincira, Captain Cottle, for the
South Seas ; and the Pluto sloop of war, with the
Lady Debra! transport, under convoy fur Cork.—
Wind N.E.

PLYMOLTII-DOCK, MAY 27.
Arrived La Flt.che, from Ireland; and sailed the
Lady Way rem.
Sailed His Majesty's ship Potyphonui, to join the
fleet off Brat.
The day before yesterday passed by the Streights
fleet, and about 30 sail, with troops for Cork, under
convoy of the I r.” iv Ph, of 74, the Lada, of 32, and
another ship of .50 guns.
Sailed the //march cutter. _ _ _

The fleet which sailed from hence lately, were
dispatched with scaled orders,.supposed for the West
Indies.

Came up Hamoaze to be repaired, the Anire fri-
gate; her men are to be turned over to the Plunderer
to-morrow.
His Maje,ty's ship Raki, comes into Dock this
evening, and on Wednesday the dudac7wus and
Captain.

FALMOUTH, MAY 26.

Arrived the .bsrph and Mary, Maisham, from
Waterford; Fartitudr, Jenkins. from Swansea;
Union, Fox, from Liverpool; Nancy, Broad, from
Bristol ; Jammer', 12,,barts, from Milford ; Lampon,
Robarts, from Sunderland; Ann and Susan, Dunn.
from _ _ _

Sided the Prince qf Waies,,Todd, with Mails for
Lisboa; Sewer (gua.brig), Lieut. Ross, for the
Leeward lslamis, with a Mail, and the William,
Prospett, (or Plymouth.

DEAL, MAY 28.

Sailed this morning the Pimeker gun-brig, for
Sheerness;. Venal frigate; L'Utilc sloop of war;
Griffin cutter; and several gun-brigs for the French
coast.

Arrived the Arab sloop of war, from a cruise,
under quarantine, and remains in the Downs, with
the rest of the ships as per'hast.—Wind N.E.

SPORTING INTELLIGLNCE.

EPSOM RACES.

The following colts and fillies are expelled to start
for the Derhy and Oaks Stakes.
DLRIY-(THURSDAY).

11 R. IT. the ?Mace of %Valeit b. c. ISatb.troese, by Sit Pact

Tearer.
tßremont's clt c. by Waty, out of Gioltannes dam.
L F.eremiit's b. e. by tiolutunA, out of Co',Ant.
Loud G •..venor's b. e. by John Bull, out of 'Folio.
Levi G iarvior's br. by Sir Peter, out of Nimble.
Mr. Biggs. rh. c.R.arsaiiio,br Skyieraver.
Mr. W 111110.4 b. c. Nermieket, by W. icy.
Mr R Jonee*4 rb c. Junius, by Bout tot
Lord br. e. Little Neer, by Sir Pater.
Gee. Ler. t:ower's b. c. by Cori.miirr, out of L.•lv Sfary.
Cot O'Kelly's eh e. Dunitn,mi, out of 1'141116.
Mr ff 3 rri,es b. e. brother to Allegraute.
Mr. Mellish's ch e. Honesty.

COAKI—•TAIDAY.
Duke of Glaftou's b. f UoJuna, by Wtyy.
sir C. Sunbury'► br. f.l.yJia, W Wiikkey.
1.0r4 (3-ss,yenier's b f. Meteors, by Mere•rr.
Mr. Glower's eh. f. by attossol, out of Camillo.
Sir F. Standish's sister to Danbury.
Mr. MirrorsWe h. f. by Sir Peter. dim by Florieel.
Id. Fr emutit's Is. 1. by Johanna, out of Tag
Sir T. Galculgue`e b. f. by Sir Peter, out of Violet.

CORN EXCHANGE, WILDNESDAT, MAT 29.
Tow tar we have but few fresh samples of Wheat, and but
little English eatre to band; the supoly is chicHy of the late
arrivals from Minsk; sales are exceedingly dull, and exe!i,tiaig
that of best quality, it is lower. Rye is dearer; ;Paley also,
for second arwl ordinary samples. Malt and Peas at small va-
riation. (Ala. at the boish of Monday's market. were at less
than out cursory, aud to-ably rather cheaper. Fleur in good
supply.