The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-18 00:00:00

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NATAL INTELLIGENCE.
114.111•11141 TH DOCK, JULY 15.
Yesterday Ws Majesty's ship Geinah, Capt. Bar-
ton, sailed with forty bullocks and vegetables for
the Fleet. A few hoots alter an express arrived to
recal her, and the Harlequin armed ship was dis-
patched for the purpose, which was at last effeeted
by fir 111 Z guns and other signals just as she got round
the Eddystone. She accordingly returned in the
afierimon to her anchorage in Cawsand Bay. It is
supposed she is destined tor the West Indies.
The Felix schooner came in from the fleet, and
several vessels coastwise.
Sailed the Charlotte tchoaner.
DEAL, JULY 16.
Sailed the Watrifiel gun-brigs with dispatches for
the squadron cruising off lloalogoe.
Arrived L a Elethe sloop of wart and the Zebra
bomb, with a convoy front the westward.

BELFAST, JULY 12.
The Jame, Taylor, for Liverpool, and Carrier,
Gregg, for Bristol, will sail as soon as the wind may
permit them to get down the River.
The Ceres, Martin, for Li►erpool, sails the first
fair wind.

hove', JULY 16.
The fortification of our Western Heights proceeds
rapidly ; the Citadel and the Grand Redoubt are
nearly completed, and upwards of 100 pieces of
heavy ordnance will be immediately pointed on the
ramparts. On Monday, Earl Spencer, accompa-
nied by his son Lord Althorp, together with Lord
Keith and General Ross, arrived here, and, after
viewing the immense works, they dined with the of-
ficers of the Northampton, at their mess at Dover
Castle.

Our town begins to look very gay, several fami-
lies have arrived for the bathing season. The bands
of the four regiments alternately perform every
evening on the Orange Walk, and the Sunday pa-
rade draws together the Atom monde for several miles
around ; at the last we had Gen. Sir David Dtmdas
and his suite, who expressed himself highly pleased
with the appearance and discipline of the brigade
to Major General Lord Forbes. who commands the
troops here.
Our garrison consists of the Northampton and
Hereford regiments in the Castle ; the East-York
and Sorry on the Heights ; the 11th Light Dragoons,
Royal Miners, Artillery, and Engineers, at Arch-
cliffe Fort. Sec.

On Monday, the Officers of the first brigade of
Foot Guards,quartered in Deal Bat racks„entertained
most of the Nubility and Gentry around that part
of the country with several excellent and well con-
tested matches, by horses of the first class, from the
different studs at Newmarket, Epsom, and York.
At an early hour the Downs were crowded with a
numerous retinue of carriages belonging to several.
of our most distinguished Nobility ; amongst whom
were Lords Keith, Spencer, Eardley, Say and Sele,
Saltoun, Loftus, and F. Bentinck. The serenity of
the day, with a clear and distind view of the French
coast and the Downs,exhibited a most fascinating
and charming scene.

HULL, JULY 15.
The following vessels from the Greenland and
Davis% Streights whale-fisheries, have arrived here
since our last ;

FROM OIRRNL•NO.
The Alzoo, Rose, TO fish; 360 butts of bluble.r.
The Munaheence, Tate, 17 fish; YISO butts of blubber.
The Iluoter, Gross, 19 firth ; CliO butts of blubber
The Nene, Crompton, 14 fish; 160 butts of blubber.
Tire New Mane:letter, Hooter, 14 fish; Ice butts opt clabber.

11011 D•VIell
The Symmetry, Woe, 11 fsh; 4130 butts of blubber.
The Utancoanbe, Taylor, 14 6th ; 314 butt.; "1 blubber.
The Royal George, Greeurlio', I I felt; 43 1 butts.

The Symmetry, Itnse, arrived here on Saturday
evening, from Davis's Streights, brings account of
the success of the lollowing vessels, employed in
era fishery, belonging to this port, &c. viz.

The Brothers, 10 fish ; the Samuels, 12 fish ; the Thornton,
11 hilt, nearly lull ; the Traveller, 9 fish ; the Elizabetit, 7 or
8, in May ; the Illokternees, 7 or 8, June 2, and fast to an,
the ; the Arsel, i ur 7 ; the Progress, ni; and the Lynn well
fished.

Of Sleltla--The John and Malpret, full.
Of Lows.lun—The Mellish, 12 fish ; afterwards burned.

On Friday last, the Res shit i ow, Scoresby, of Whit-
by, arrived in Whitby Road, with 30 fish and ,tOO
seals from the Greenland seas.

The same day, the body, of London, arrived in
Whitby Road, with 20 ash.
Accounts are received from Davis's Streights,
that!the Witham and Ana, of Whitby, had got 10 fish,
and the Faucunkre, of the same place, 15.
A convoy for the Baltic is espeded to sail from
hence, on the 19th instant.

ELSINIUR, JULY 2.
The Plebe armed ship still r.mains with the ships
bound for the Orkneys. The P ror_ence arrived
from f-full yesterday, with the fleet under convoy ;
and to-d.ty the RviAa, with the remaining part of
her convoy, from the Nore.