The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-05 00:00:00

NAVAL ISTEI.LICEIVCE.
PORTSMOUTH, l(OV•
Arrived His Majesty's ship Phiebe, from the East-
ward.
Sailed the Steady gun-brig on a cruise.—Wind
E.S.E.

PLystouvit. woo. Q.
Came in the Africa man of war ; Earudics frigate ;
Queenhero' and Betsey privateers from a cruise ; and
the Beisev, Rcbson, from Guernsey, for New Or-
team, detained by the Minerva frigate.
This morning, in a hevvy gale of wind, the ship
Allay, of Greenock, 'Copt Ewing, from Honduras
fir London, was totally wrecked on the %Vest line
Rocks, in kilisarbour I the crew are all saved, but
the Pilot wai lost. The greatest part of the cargo,
consisting of mahogany and log wood, is expelled to
be saved. Wind S. W.

T ALMOUTH, MOV. I.
Arrived the Waltiaghant Packet, Roberts, with
Mails from Lisbon in five days; His Majesty's brig
Maritima, from Plymouth ; and Mary, Harvey,
from Newport.
Sailed His Majesty's ship Thitde, 26 guns, Cap-
tain Shepheard, with a few light transports for
Portsmouth.—Wind S. W.

aatznam, ttov.2..
Arrived last evening and this day, and remain,
His Majesty's ships Sans Josef, Glorp, P • G,orge.
Prince of Voles, Prineess Royal, Lyndon, St. George.
Belkrapinsts, Patters. Plato, Maissigr, I.therty, Red
Breast. Dapper, and Jakeßall cutter —Wind
W.S.W.
DEAL, nov.s.
This morning, in a gale of wind, a boat, with an
officer and four seamen belonging to the jark4l/
gun-brig, commanded by Lieut. Stuart, in coming
on shore, was upset: sense Deal boatmen, at the
hazard of their lives, immediately put off to their
assistance, and saved the officer and three of the
men ; the other was unfor-unately drowned. One
of the galleys, in attempting to get out, was over-
set ; another was filled with water; hut, providen-
tially, no lives were Inst front the Deal boats.
Remain in the Downs the rest of the ships as per
last.--Wind S.S.W. blows bard, with ram.
P. S. Just marched into Deal Rarracks, the 2d
division of the 7th, or Royal Fusileer regiment.

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Clitsvmareco, Nov. 3.—Passed by the Frederick. String, from
Archangel ; and the image .11,dranires. from Hertingen
Sailed the Neptune, Smith, far Sr. Tho ; P•iigress.
for Barbadoes; Alexander, Darner ; and vie Twe G-brriders,
Loupes, for Bremen ; Vareudiering, bobbin, for Varell ; Ham-
burger Brune. Herwedge ; Vrow lids, Brown; Johanna
Minus, Derider ; Firtaraght, Purvis, and the One Ge►ruder;,
Kenskenburg, for Haseburgh

w.
At Bristol—lse Stall Copenkagel. —, from traboa.
At Liverpool—t••e Venerable, Loretta, and the Maxwell,
Edwards, front Barbsdnes.
At St Michaet'sthe William, Adkins, frees retersharg
At Lisbon-othr Paqu tte de Petersburg, from Pe-
tersburg; Nimble. Cold, and the Pam, B,owell, cram Liver-
pool ; Hama. Matter, from Nematode; Ex edition, Car-
penter, hone lamer ; rilinurus, Menychew, from London ;
Neptune. P..• tied Deo Amara, --, from Cork;
Thomas and Judith, fie a Gibralvir ; VVillians, Hal-
man; Dispatch. Pike; Hope, Tucker; Eliza, Ford; Private,
Mundell; Little George, —neee ; Chance, M•Dona:d ; and
from Newfoundland.
Vuata—sthe Live Oak, Wlnsare from Newfeeneand
At Oporto-.4he from Nrwleundia .d ;
Flora, Tickle, Was Easter; Cerra, Heed,. flout Guernsey ;
Hariab, Gavin, and ths Onerto, Cowsp.froni Loudon ; Yrre,
Halt* from Yin mouth; Jenni Muckte, from Lath; Ann,
Prescott, aged*, Lively Gi•mon, from Hull
At New Preadeerres4re Africa, Cale..n. from Africa.
ermom—

SZTIACT Or 111. TTTTT NICEITIO IT • INERCAN.
TIES NOUSt IN TOWN. IItSPICTINO Tat LOSS Or
Tilt SLOOP SSA TTTTT Or GRABNOCK.
al NOLTHIAD, 0CT.25, 1806!

I am sorry to inform you, that the sioe-,, Mir. I
tare/, of Greenock, inho Lamont, master, was totally
lost back of this Head, last night, and all hands pe-
rished She was,. I believe, bound from Brinol to
Glasgow There appears to have been a ge.•tleman
of the name of James Carstair Brace on board, by
some menrawandi, which were in a hag of green baize
that came on shore with his name ; there were
also a suit of servant's livery, consisting of yel.
low plush breeches, postilion jacket to match,
with narrow lace, and a long white coat, trim-
med with silver and yellow, belonying to the
same livery, and a parcel direded " Miss Green-
field," with three shifts marked E. C. C. Bruce,
also the inclosed direction for your house.—
You will please communicate this to those con-
cerned at Glasgow and Greenock. There are
saved only twenty-four baskets of cheese. That part
of the wreck which came rn shore, I sold this even-
ing, with the Officer of the Revenue, for I 11. los.
as, if left there for this night, it would be all lost.
A memorandum-book, dated 22d February till 6th
August. debiting C. Bruce, Esq. 171. 17s. 9d. has
come on shore, sad is now in my possession."

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FROM LAST !NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
rAronas *rooks and John Tumor, New Rend.senet., in the
of Saint George, Hanover-square in the county of
Middleas, seedsnsea, annerymea, and Hanover-square,
Wolter IS,
Ives.
John George Skorrair and Robert Baty Darnley, of Dew-
pter-hill, in the city of London, Woken. April SO, 1106
Stephen Wattiell and William Woodhui lie, both of I m-
eaner, in the county of Lancaster, csal.tnerchants. October
a. lest.
Jams Aitken, of Bridge Clough, near New Church, in the
Forest of Roasendale, in the county of Lancaster, and James
Pickup, of Whalley Tong, near New Church, aforesaid,
osttoiaspiarters. Oftober ss, 1106.
Richard Lockwood and lorph Lockwood, of Whitby, in
the county of York, ship insurance broken °flub,' SS, 1506.
Tleissas Mande and Edward White, of Dover. carpenters,
)(deers eabinet.makos, upholders, alesioen, and bookers
October lb, ISUS.
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BANKRUPTS.
Robert Wonßemit and William Weenerroft, of Manches-
ter, m the coon( of Lancaster, cotton.numerfadumws, dealers
and chart's, to surrender, November 11, necember g. and
16, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, en Manchester, Attor-
neys, Mr. Wllhant PArtangton, Mantherter ; and Messrs
Richard Edmunds and George Edmunds, Uncoils's-Inn,
London.
John Worm% of Warrirgton, in the county of Lancaster)
Sow-dealer and chapman, to surrender, Nevembes:l6, V, 1,
twelve, and December 16, at six, at the Red Lisa illn. in
Warrington. Attenteys, Mr. lihsitoaon, Warrington; C;