The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-09-11 00:00:00

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P.i t. l .MOCTU, Stifir. g.
Fils•Majcsty's slnis Thawel ww, this sidt. reheve,l
from quarantine. Ms Ajax take,.
convoy to the Mediterreile.:il 4::41
Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH-DOCK. SEM 7.

On Sunday night lest, beveini French prisoners
made their escape from the Panther prison-elnp, iu
Hamouse, hy tutting their way through two decks
into the hold, and, from the lower port-holes.
swimming ashore. They were not smigtilii till Mon-
day evening, when they were counted ; on going
below, it wit. ancOnined that 13 ned escaped.—
Parties of mariner were sent in search of them ;
and in a held in St. Stephen's parish, some tel. ••f
bread were timid, which thiri• had left behind, and
their foot-steps further 'traced towards Loon.
These bags of bread had been artfully covered over
With grease, to prevent the admission, of Salt-water,
as they swain on shore. live of the chore hate
been taken near Craft-hole, cud were brought in
last night to the town pri.ou; the others u.ust
soon.be apprehended.
erriv eit, SEPT. 9.
Passed by. for Loudon, the Montezuma, Davies,
from the river Ems.

DEM, sr PT. 9.
Arrived the China fleet. Came down from the
River, the Albion, Kirby, for New-Providence ;
and the Tinge. laingoton, for St. Domingo. The
latter soiled --;.ailed His Majesty's ships &solution
and Revenge, to Flisaliing.—Wind N. W.
The Risk, Thourson, from St. Übes to Lon-
don, is arrived at Plym.mth, after having been U..
ken off the Lizard by a French privateer. and de-
serted.
The Jeea Bart, logger privateer, of 4 gulls and
ZS men, was taken off the Start, on the 6th test. by
the boats of the Nassau man of war; she .ailed from
Isle Boren the Ist, mid had made no capture.
A French privateer is captured off the coast cf
Swam
The Latona, ALDRII, from London to New York.
put into Penzance, sth instant, having shifted her
ballast.
The Eterprize, HALL,frum Ipswich to Liverpool,
put iuto Milford, sth instant, with much damage
(having been run foul of) and must unload.
Three brigs, laden with coals, and a slocp.
hound to Hull, laden with wool, are on shore, near
Sejrboroughi and. it is feared, will be wrecked.
The Durk's., of Kent, from Martinique to Lon-
doe, put into Antigua, on the 4th of /Wrist, hom-
ing six-feet water in the hold. and lost her main-
mast in a rale.
On Tuesday, General DuktOUßlElt visited ()Il-
ford University and city.
_ On Monday last, a hearse and two mourning,
coaches, with the remain* of Lady GIKTRUPO
EMILIA STUART, relict of Lord Ilcuar STUART,
in passing through Oxford to the family vlult at
Cardiff, for intertuent, stopped at the Cross 1n,,, in
that city. and remained there all night ; on
day morning, before the journey wall resumed, tie
hearse and retinue, a hWh passed through the Mon-
day preceding, with the corpse of Lord ilv:sur
STVART, her late liush4titl, returned to the sigma
ion, in their way. to London.
Friday. a requisition. signed by 19 Members
of the Court' of Cominou Council, with Sir NM.
CURTIS at their head, was presented to the Loan
MAYOR, requesting his Lordship to convene a
Court, at an early Jay, for the nurpotse of taking
into consideration the propriety of celebrating, in a
signal and appropriate manner. the approaching
Anniversary of Hi. MaJesTv's Accession •to the
Throne. when His MAJI,STY will enter into the sotla
year of his reign.

MEETING OF CREDITORS AT CMILDRALL.
TO•NollROVI. U R.
James Alleek, Isle of Kennington-croft, Surrey,
plumber - 3 Ig